How U.S., Soviets exchanged failed spies
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Dewaashita
We're only giving the rotten ones (meaning spies) back? Am I reading this correctly, please?
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goddog
Seems interesting.
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lostrune2
Lesson: don't try to soil anybody's socialist chastity. Just don't.
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manfromamerica
how does that mean if Powers did not get shot down the cold war wouldn't have happened? Sounds like another case of Soviet apologists...
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