This documentary series is amazing. It's so long and thorough, and they managed to get some really good interviews with some really historically relevant people. Best documentary series I've yet seen.

Apparently the agent that Hall gave documents to had some trouble at the train station in New Mexico. She had put the papers under the Kleenex in an open tissue box. Government agents were questioning and searching everyone getting on the train. She played the role of an innocent, disorganized scatterbrain. First, her train ticket disappeared. Then the zipper on her bag jammed and would not open. The train was waiting and time was running out. People tried to help her. She made it seem like the Kleenex box was hindering her search, so she handed it to an agent on the platform. She then found the ticket and went to board the train as if the box didn't matter. The agent followed Lona (Leslie) and handed the box back to her. Paraphrased from section 4 of: Building the Bombs: A History of the Nuclear Weapons Complex By Charles R. Loeber

The soviets were very good at collecting intelligence and were overwhelmed by what they collected.. But their main problem was that they were so paranoid, they didn't allow themselves to see it and most went unused.

This was a great episode. Actually seeing and hearing people you've read about in books! One hour isn't enough to cover some of the other less famous spies. There's so many fascinating stories. Real spying is actually not that glamourous. It's a boring and routine in most cases. But boy does it is ever have its moments when there's a sudden shift. Their worldview is so completely different. You may have met several spies without ever knowing.

Great episode. I love learning about cold war espionage. Such a bizarre and fascinating shadow world.

@smallestviolin6064

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It really is!!

Just a little small comparison ... when american spy was captured by Russians, usually he/she was killed soon or later. In opposite, when the soviet spy was captured by Americans, usually he was sentenced for life or less ..... and he could talk about the subject to the film makers or television. Maybe. he also could write a book, exposing his memories, and making money on them. That makes a huge difference !!!!

@shatnermohanty6678

5 жыл бұрын

Das Boot good point!! this is something that the spies should understand about difference between democracy and communism. And this is relevant also for Islamic terrorists who were born and raised in the West and received Western education. how can they not see minority rights and freedom in democratic countries compared to situation in majority of Islamic countries?

@boiboiboi1419

5 жыл бұрын

You watch too many movies,

@jayo3074

3 жыл бұрын

@@shatnermohanty6678 oh please

@Barricade379

7 ай бұрын

@@boiboiboi1419 Then enlighten us oh great master of the spy-world! What did really happen?

@alexkiprop5459

5 ай бұрын

Rosenborgs?

Ames: "For reasons i felt sufficient". Like giving up national secrets some resulting in death to keep your greedy wife in jewelry? Smug, self impressed, weak and without conscience. General Polyakov on the other hand spied for the good of the Russian people at great personal risk. I love the look of resigned amusement when in that KGB/GRU headlock. That's a real Man and true badass.

@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917

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At the very least, the majority of Soviet double agents spying for the west did so due to ideology. As opposed to the vast majority of Western double agents spying for the Soviets who did so for the money, with very few exceptions.

Amazing that some of these spies did it for the sheer thrill.

@PedroOrtega1993

7 жыл бұрын

Hey, like they said, it adds color to life...

@jasoninthehood9726

4 жыл бұрын

Well, I mean...it’s not like they had all the current pleasures of 2019 back then. You could read a book or watch one of 5 television channels or listen to the radio. Not much going on back then.

@dorianphilotheates3769

3 жыл бұрын

Jason in the Hood - Yes; life was rather bleak before ‘Kardashians’, ‘Housewives’, and ‘Dog The Bounty Hunter’ marathons...’The Kardashians’, in particular, is a great deterrent against the temptations of turning spy.

@Knight860

2 жыл бұрын

M.I.C.E (Money, Ideology, Compromise, Ego) Some double agents did it for money, or in the early cold war because they were true believers in the other side's ideology, others because they were blackmailed, and some did it as you said for the thrill or to avenge their wounded ego due to being passed over for a promotion or fired and wanted to get even.

@moodlampActual

2 жыл бұрын

If youre a soviet citizen in a bleak way of life and you have the opportunity to live a secret western life of opulence, would you? There were enough ordinary ppl in the east that said yes.

31:53 wow... it's a good plot twist... And people says that good spies histories have only in movies. I really can't imagined this. So sad for her, sometimes the enemy is very near from you, what can ideology does in family structure.

@low-tierqueers8187

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously! When they dropped the line, "Her husband stayed always by her side," I thought they must have said that to honour him, that he had died or something... Then the episode goes on and later they drop the bombshell that HE was the informant in his wife's Stasi file! Cold blooded, dude.

Blake is a cautionary tale of how blind guilt shame and naïveté with out without context can cause someone to betray their country.

@alban1959

5 ай бұрын

Alternatively, he is a cautionary tale of how decent people are likely to behave when they directly experience the mass slaughter of innocent civilians.

how did they find all those guys for the documentary ?! amazing work!

@i_smoke_ghosts

6 жыл бұрын

duh! i mean c'mon hello - google XD

@steveweinstein3222

4 жыл бұрын

And, unlike Ken Burns and others, it doesn't rely on the same ones over and over but includes dozens giving their point of view.

@DmitriPolkovnik

3 жыл бұрын

@@steveweinstein3222 the Burns/Novak doco is based on one war, it makes sense to have the same people over their consistent perspectives. This documentary is much more broad. Not a good comparison.

@aarondavis8943

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Ted Turner had a lot of clout back then. I'm sure his backing helped.

Thank you. These are great!

How was Hall not convicted?!

From 1998. CIA : We got the Big Mole now, by capturing Ames. FBI: Hold my Beer

@chiensyang

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Unfortunately, ths video was made before Robert Hassen was captured, so his name was not mentioned. BTW, when Ames was captured, a KGB agent, for some reasons, stated they had an even bigger mole than Ames. I am not sure why KGB would want to give up Hassen. The reason could be Soviet Union was no more, so Hanssen was no longer needed.

One thing stands out over the years: If you're not at active war, and don't want to be at active war, then don't hide your secrets from your enemy too well. All that kept the world from nuclear war were facts, not assumptions.

At least I liked the honesty of Aldriech Aims.

He said he just gave up names of agents because other side do so. But his action cause dead and he still alive? And still no regret? Wow

@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917

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Not to mention money/greed vs ideology. Of which the majority of soviet double-agents spying for the west did so for the latter. One could argue the difference is trivial, but the bottom line is one is done for greed while the other is done for good intentions (whether those intentions are objectively correct or not).

"I love treason but hate a traitor"

Just to point out, the KGB was formed in 1954. So the secret service at the time during the explosion in Los Alamos was NKVD

MICE - money, ideology, conscience, ego.

Commenting publicly as Juandale Pringle

@airheeed

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so much for bathroom privacy You can't even take a piss without being seen

Great docu Vasile! Cheers!

>Theodore Alvin Holtzberg was born in Far Rockaway, New York City to a devout Jewish couple. EVER. SINGLE. TIME.

Soviets were so good at collecting intelligence for there was such a shortage at home.

This episode in particular: filmed and broadcast BEFORE 9/11 and before the latest invasion of Afghanistan by Western powers just demonstrates how crazy is it to undergo military operations in this country! ..... Does no body ever learn from history!!!!! I'm forever 'gob smacked' by history's lessons........ why don't we act on them, rather than just be impressed by the videos/films made about them!!!

33:30 "knowledge does not imply misdeed does it ? " Lol omission not to act was his contractual duty to the then KGB, imagine he had tried to botch it he would have been a lubyanka occupant.

Is it just me, or did anyone else think Jaws was nailing Kim Philby's coffin?

Blake is unbelievably still alive and living in Russia.

@GodOfVictory501

2 жыл бұрын

Not any more

@DavidFraser007

Жыл бұрын

Disgusting little traitor

Was Penkovsky decorated?

Well written.

"colonel oleg penkovsky is a great american patriot" yeah right ,just like how george blake,aldrich ames and robert hansen are great soviet patriots

@iteor7320

3 жыл бұрын

George Blake was, at least doing it out of shame for what he saw as injustices!

@rolandacevans

2 жыл бұрын

Oleg Penkovsky was a very brave man who loathed what the communist dictatorship was doing to his country.

@pratikgore6536

Жыл бұрын

@@rolandacevans He was a man frustrated about not getting a promotion

@TheWonderer7

4 ай бұрын

​​@@pratikgore6536and if you watched further he also was worried that his leader would destroy the world.....

Treason is a fools paradise!

How secretive is these operations

How many ppl died bec George Blake's betrayal? How many were tortured?...

Blake was so important to the USSR they did not inform their own embassy for one year.

I wonder why Perseus wasn't mentioned here.

hahahahahahaha arm-lock I think they meant to say headlock

@prairiepatriot2162

4 жыл бұрын

It's a super secret Judo move known only to the most highly trained of KGB agents.

A war that you lost my friend

the Communists claimed to be anti Imperialist, anti capitalist, anti colonialist and anti what have you, but the discovery by the East German woman that her husband spied on her shows that Communism was also anti marriage 😁

Which year was this doc made?

@tdward23

4 жыл бұрын

98, I think. Lots of archived interviews from earlier years, though.

Hail Hydra

@jasoninthehood9726

4 жыл бұрын

Thanos Infinity Stick to your kiddie comic books and let the real men enjoy this documentary. Man children like you are an embarrassment to what it is to be a real man with your developmental problems stuck in the mindset of a child.

@tdward23

4 жыл бұрын

But......you are a serial killer in a hockey mask

Ted hall should’ve fried like the Rosenbergs

@LoneKharnivore

Ай бұрын

Wow, you really missed the point of the "Reds" episode, huh?

@mrmackey8776

Ай бұрын

@@LoneKharnivore read the constitution where it talks about treason

so bad that they forgotten the history of Naked Snake, Adamska and Eva... HAHAHA

Double agents are despicable creatures. Ego driven self absorbed with their own importance

Ted Hall should not have been allowed to live

60y circle

amendment away inflation rate sacred starting control t-shirt echo.

29:27 WTF they gone to far

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17:35 That Hair! Lmao

Spys are a good thing, no one should have greater power over another.

@ninersix2790

5 жыл бұрын

Another moral equivalency moron. Hey snowflake, there are BAD PEOPLE in the world that run countries. They don't abide by "If they be nice to me I be nice to them." Stop talking their are adults talking here.

Please tell me she divorced her husband.

Who was better: Like: Western Intelligence (CIA/Mi6) Dislike: KGB

How were all of these people able to do these interviews without being executed?

@SpenserRoger

6 жыл бұрын

Lol. This was before Putin's revenge.

@SpenserRoger

6 жыл бұрын

This was before Putin's revenge

@ninersix2790

5 жыл бұрын

What are you talking about, I truly do not understand your comment.

@dirtypure2023

4 жыл бұрын

The Cold War is over now.

dog is a dog lol

Hall is a traitor.

I don't understand why cremation is so looked down upon. It's less disrespectful than letting the body get devoured by maggots underground.

@user-ld9hx7eh8b

Ай бұрын

This is considered paganism in all Christian countries. Well, for Catholics, maybe this is normal; you have long since become cannibals

20:51

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2:21, Ted Hall was a traitor.

Thank you Russia for your excellent missile systems : with love from India

@shatnermohanty6678

5 жыл бұрын

Prasanna Chitnis as Deng Xiaoping said "what does it matter if the weapon is American or Russian, as long as it stops Pakistan's nuclear blackmail"😁

2:21, Tim Hall was a traitor, because the U.S.wouldn't have used the bomb against the Soviet Union.

@LoneKharnivore

Ай бұрын

The US is the only country that ever has used nuclear weapons on an enemy,

waste of fucking money. !

Eternal memory and eternal glory to all the fighters against capitalism and American imperialism. All of humanity will retain gratitude to ordinary KGB officers and to all who helped them. Long live truth and freedom.

@TheWonderer7

4 ай бұрын

Enjoy the platform you can say these things on. Brought to you by American capitalism. Get bent

the CIA sucked compared to the KGB