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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Kim Philby, Richard Sorge, Sándor Radó, Arthur Wynn, Branko Vukelic, Alfred Henningsen, Ruth Kuczynski, Leopold Trepper, Edith Tudor-Hart, Mikhail Mukasei, Rudolf Roessler, Elizaveta Mukasei, Agent Scott. Excerpt:Arthur Wynn Arthur Wynn (January 22, 1910 - September 24, 2001), was a prominent British Civil Servant and social researcher . Recruited by Edith Tudor-Hart in 1936, Wynn was the well know Soviet Union spy Agent Scott of the KGB . Wynn created the less prominent Oxford spy ring, the University of Oxford counterpart to the infamous Cambridge Five . Biography Arthur Henry Ashford Wynn born 1910, was the son of a professor of medicine . Educated at Oundle School , he played rugby union . Wynn read natural sciences and mathematics at Trinity College , University of Cambridge . Wynn was in Germany when Adolf Hitler became Chancellor . He resultantly married German communist Lieschen Ostrowski, to enable her to escape Nazi Germany. He returned to England, dissolved his marriage, and moved to Oxford for further study. While at the University of Oxford he joined the Clarendon Club, and met and married Peggy Moxon, a student and a fellow member of the Communist Party of Great Britain . They married in 1938, and had four children (three sons and a daughter). Intending to specialise in trade union in partnership with Sir Stafford Cripps QC , Wynn study law at Lincoln's Inn , and was called to the bar in 1939. During World War 2 , Wynn worked as a technical specialist on secondment at A.C. Cossor , working on projects that include IFF radar and advanced navigational aids for RAF Bomber Command . Moved by a series of appalling postwar coal mining disasters, he switched his attention to mining safety . After the nationalisation of the coal industry in 1948, Wynn became director of ... ... Read more

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Title: Commonality of machine centers: opportunities for product line extension.(Survey)
Author: Emmanuel T., Jr. Kodzi
Publication: Forest Products Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 1, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 57Issue: 5Page: 41(9)

Article Type: Survey

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