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Cedric Belfrage

US troops wade ashore on D-Day. Belfrage is alleged to have passed information to the Soviets about the Allies plans to open a second front in World War II.

New documents reveal this British WWII spy may have been one of the most important agents for the Soviets

Global Politics

Cedric Belfrage was long known as a British intelligence agent in New York in World War Two. Newly declassified documents reveal he was also working for Moscow. One Russian historian describes as one of the most important agents the Soviets ever had.