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Cold War Espionage
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a totalitarian form of government where there is no private property, the government controls production, and goods are distributed equally | Communism |
| a union of 15 former countries into one ruled by the Communist party. 1922-1991 | The Soviet Union |
| being forced to testify against oneself | self-incriminate |
| a legal document requiring a person to appear in court at a designated time | subpoena |
| to desert one's country to join an opposing force | defect |
| a specialist assigned to a diplomatic mission in another country | attache |
| another name for covert agent | human asset |
| a collection of papers giving detailed info about a person | dossier |
| a spy who works from within an organization; double agent | mole |
| the executive & policy making committee of the Communist party | Politburo |
| the government buildings of Russia & the former Soviet Union | The Kremlin |
| a legal document ordering a prison official before a judge to determine if the person has been imprisoned lawfully or needs to be released | Writ of Habeas Corpus |
| a research and development project led by the US which created the first atomic bomb during WW II | The Manhattan Project |
| close observation of a person or group under suspicion | surveillance |
| secret collaboration between the US and the UK to decipher encrypted Soviet cables (messages) to Communist spies in the US & the UK | The Venona Project |
| the state of political hostility and military tension involving espionage, propaganda, and threats but no open warfare | The Cold War |
| the fear of the spread of Communism by the Soviet Union which led to congressional investigation of individuals | The 2nd Red Scare |
| the intelligence & secret police organization of the Soviet Union from 1954-1991 | The KGB |