Burdett Links Communists to Spying in Europe Testimony
CBS reporter Winston Burdett testified to Senate investigators that he spied for the Communist Party in Europe during the early 1940s. He claimed to quit in 1942 after learning the Soviet state was totalitarian, while detailing espionage in Finland, reports to Ankara, and a marriage in Romania.
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