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Cold War espionage

Cold War espionage

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Sep 8, 2026

Sergio AngeliniGUEST
10:38
So I've written essays on film and television for a lot of books and have also written published quite a lot on a number of resources, one of which was in fact published by the British Film Institute, which is called Screen Online.
Sergio AngeliniGUEST
10:54
And they had a big section on, for instance, Cold War spies.
Sergio AngeliniGUEST
10:59
And so I wrote a section on that.
Sergio AngeliniGUEST
11:00
So sort of my interest in espionage goes way back, which I'm sure we'll get to talk about.
Julian BarnesADVERTISER
0:44
If it's The Times, thank you, because where you go for your information matters.
Shane WhaleyHOST
0:53
Hello, and welcome to episode 309 of Spyberry, and to the second installment of our Cold War Spies series.
Shane WhaleyHOST
1:03
Now, for decades, Sweden presented itself to the world as neutral, outside NATO, non-aligned, and determined to stay out of the Cold War.
Shane WhaleyHOST
1:13
But beneath the surface, another Sweden was preparing for the possibility of a Soviet attack.

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