The Spy Who Sold Peace to the IRA | Thatcher's favourite | 5

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The Spy Who Started the Cold War | Enemy Alien | 1

It’s the 1940s. Robert Oppenheimer is creating plans for the first atomic bomb. And his colleague is stealing them. Klaus Fuchs is a traitor in Oppenheimer's ranks. A German-born physicist secretly working for the Soviet Union. Oppenheimer will change the world with science; F ...

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The Spy Who Started the Cold War | Los Alamos | 2

Fuchs’ plan to feed secrets to the Soviets is in jeopardy. The atomic bomb project is closely guarded. That means little contact with the outside world, especially his handlers.

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