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1. Fuchs

2. Klaus Fuchs, Emil Klaus Julius Fuchs, physicist

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Klaus Fuchs | Klaus Fuchs | German Physicist & Soviet Spy - Britannica
Passing around papers on Klaus Fuchs Soviet espionage scandal - Santa Fe New Mexican
The Spy Who Handed America’s Nuclear Secrets to the Soviets (Published 2020) - The New York Times
‘Atomic Spy’ Review: The Soviets’ Secret Weapon - WSJ
The Spy, the Human Computer, and the H-bomb - Restricted Data: The Nuclear Secrecy Blog
What’s the Context? Sentencing of atomic spy Klaus Fuchs, 1 March 1950 - GOV.UK blogs
Klaus Fuchs: The sinister spy who made our world a safer place - The Times
Spies Who Spilled Atomic Bomb Secrets - Smithsonian Magazine
NOVA Online | Secrets, Lies, and Atomic Spies | Read Venona Intercepts: February 9, 1944 - PBS
The spy who changed everything: How Klaus Fuchs shaped the Cold War - Salon.com
Historians uncover fourth Soviet spy who stole US atomic secrets in WWII - The Times of Israel
Loved 'Oppenheimer?' This film tells the shocking true story of a Soviet spy at Los Alamos - USA Today
Atomic Spy: The Dark Lives of Klaus Fuchs - Columbia University Club of Washington, D.C.
To Russia with love - CERN Courier
Espionage in Oppenheimer: The Fuchs Spy Mission Explained - NBC TV Network
8 Spies Who Leaked Atomic Bomb Intelligence to the Soviets - History.com
What Happened To Klaus Fuchs After Spying On Manhattan Project & Oppenheimer - IMDb
Excerpts from the Klaus Fuchs File (1951) - Restricted Data: The Nuclear Secrecy Blog
Klaus Fuchs, Physicist Who Gave Atom Secrets to Soviet, Dies at 76 (Published 1988) - The New York Times
What we saw as betrayal, Klaus Fuchs — the world’s most dangerous spy — saw as saving the world - The Times
Trinity by Frank Close review — Klaus Fuchs: nuclear traitor or saviour? - The Times
Nancy Greenspan, "Atomic Spy: The Dark Lives of Klaus Fuchs" - AIP.ORG
A critical mass of secrets - Physics World
Trinity by Frank Close review — Klaus Fuchs: ‘the Most Dangerous Spy in History’ - The Times
Stephen F. Heinemann, pioneering Salk neuroscientist, dies at 75 - Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Why Scientists Become Spies - The New Yorker
The USSR’s British spy - The Jerusalem Post
Spies who worked in Oak Ridge during the Manhattan Project - Oakridger
Malcolm Gaskill · You can have it for a penny: ‘Agent Sonya’ - London Review of Books
Catching Fuchs - History Today
Trinity by Frank Close review – in pursuit of ‘the spy of the century’ - The Guardian
Historical Society Presents Lecture By Author Nancy Greenspan Sept. 15 On Her New Book - Los Alamos Reporter
USSR Denies Involvement With Spy Klaus Fuchs - newhistorian.com
The real spies at Los Alamos during Oppenheimer’s atomic bomb research - SFGATE
Bethe argues against the MIKE test (1952) - Restricted Data: The Nuclear Secrecy Blog
Who was the Soviet spy at Los Alamos in Oppenheimer? - Radio Times
J. Edgar Hoover on Fuchs and Lilienthal (1950) - Restricted Data: The Nuclear Secrecy Blog
Was Olivia Newton-John’s father hopelessly devoted to traitor? - The Times
The Enemy Within (Part Two) - The Atlantic
Klaus Fuchs biography reveals Soviet spy world - SMH.com.au
How Klaus Fuchs’s treachery may have averted Armageddon - The Spectator Australia
Who was the spy in Oppenheimer? - The Digital Fix
Ben Macintyre on Agent Sonya – Part 2: Stalin and Mrs Burton, the housewife who sent our atomic secrets to the Soviets - The Times
Klaus Fuchs, Scientist Who Levelled Atomic Playing Field for the Sake of Humanity - TheWire.in
What We Are Reading Today: Atomic Spy - Arab News
1950 London UP Klaus Fuchs with dates including foo fighters 1 Ottawa Journal CAN February 10 - Newspapers.com
The Spy Who Changed the World by Mike Rossiter – review - The Guardian
‘Agent Sonya’ Review: Lover, Mother, Soviet Spy - WSJ
Who was Sir Anthony Blunt and the Cambridge Five? Plus 4 others who spied for the Soviets - HistoryExtra
The Man Who Stole the Atomic Bomb - Clearance Jobs
THE MAN BEHIND THE ROSENBERGS by Alexander Feklisov - Publishers Weekly
Klaus Fuchs, the scientist and spy at Harwell - BBC
UK quantum computer cluster opens on site of Cold War atomic "holy of holies" - thestack.technology
The 'most dangerous spy in history' was jailed 75 years ago today - Metro.co.uk
Queensline: Queens-born physicist allegedly spied for the Soviet Union - qns.com
How the Soviets stole nuclear secrets and targeted Oppenheimer, the 'father of the atomic bomb' - Yahoo
The Jell-O Box That Helped Convict the Rosenbergs - Slate
Theodore Hall - Global Security.org
March 2 - On this day: 73 years since Dr Klaus Fuchs was passing atomic secrets to Russia - Daily Express
Legendary Soviet Spy Feklisov is Dead at 93 - The Moscow Times
Jyoti Malhotra case: 8 real life spies who changed the course of history - Fortune India
Cold War spies caught and identified, some nearly five decades later - The Vintage News
Conant on the Role of the British in the Manhattan Project - Restricted Data: The Nuclear Secrecy Blog
Witness History - BBC
Historic Banburyshire hamlet seeks help for protection of World War II spying location - Banbury Guardian
Spy leaked secrets 'like sieve' - BBC
A brazen IRA prison escape, an interview that wasn’t and a memoir to reveal all - The Irish Times
How an Edinburgh student helped Russia become a nuclear power - Edinburgh Live
AMERICAS | Fifty years of spies - BBC
Lord Goddard Is Dead at 94; A Former Lord Chief Justice (Published 1971) - The New York Times
GIVES VIEWS ON ALLEGED ATOM SPY; Groves Blames the British In Atom Secrets Spy Case Fuchs in First Continent Groves Blames British in Atom Spy Case Access to Data Noted Suspicions Never Aroused (Published 1950) - The New York Times
MI5 was baffled by ‘enigma’ Kim Philby, records show - Yahoo News UK
The Rosenbergs: The Unending Passion - The Washington Post
Secret files reveal techniques of Cold War Soviet spies - The Telegraph
FUCHS SEEMS CALM AT COURT HEARING; SCENE OUTSIDE COURT AT FUCHS CASE (Published 1950) - The New York Times
Soviet spy leaked atom bomb secrets from North Wales - North Wales Live
Spies put atomic bomb in hands of the Soviets - Daily Telegraph Sydney
Harwell head gave away H-bomb secrets - Oxford Mail
Ferguson Smith: Amazing story of real life James Bond who cracked the Cold War communist spy rings - mirror.co.uk
The notorious inmates of HMP Wakefield - the UK's largest high security prison - Wakefield Express
Techniques spy Klaus Fuchs was taught in order to contact Soviets - dailymail.co.uk
Ursula Kuczynski sent Cold War reports back to Moscow via washing line in the Cotswolds - dailymail.co.uk
The Cast Of 'Oppenheimer' Vs. The Real People They Play - Ranker
Foreign Language Equivalents
Foreign Language Equivalents of 'klaus fuchs'
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Misspellings - Typos
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Words Starting with Letter - 'A'
a a battery a billion
a bit a bit much a capella singing
a cappella singing a couple of a few
a fortiori a good deal a great deal
a horizon a hundred a hundred and one
a hundred thousand a hundred times a kempis
a la carte a la mode a level
a little a lot a million
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