I was motivated to join the KGB through lofty ideals, so was Philby. But while espionage appears romantic, Mr Kalugin says, he also knew that it was a war. We all understood clearly that people would suffer, but in the intelligence business, people are sometimes expendable. It is more than a rolling history lesson. This was and remains the world's spy capital.
Espionage still thrives today.
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