Soviet espionage in Canada and embassy networks exposed
The Royal Commission report cited by H. D. Black outlines the Soviet espionage system in Canada, detailing cipher handlers, parallel intelligence services, and embassy networks. It names Teor Gouzenko as a pivotal figure and describes how Canadian authorities traced spy activity, foreign influence, and attempts to expand operatives within North America.
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