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Spy: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America
by David Wise
January 1, 2002Random House Trade Paperbacks346 pagesNo grades yet
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Examines the case of FBI agent Robert Hanssen, revealing details about the counterspy's motives and character, his betrayal of his country and family, and how he was brought to justice with the help of a top-secret KGB file smuggled out of Russia.
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