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Recruited by the KGB at Cambridge in the 1930s, Kim Philby made his way into the British Secret Intelligence Service. As a liaison officer in Washington for the CIA and FBI he revealed everything he'd learned to his Moscow bosses. This biography by his wife reveals the man behind the treachery.
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The Private Life of Kim Philby is an astonishing, devastating account of Philby's last years, during which his telephone calls were intercepted, his movements monitored and his flat turned into a virtual prison. And yet, with Rufina's dedication, he found new friends in the KGB and was put to the work he did best: undermining the British Establishment.
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