The Kremlin on Wednesday paid tribute to a late Soviet intelligence officer it c...
MOSCOW - The Kremlin on Wednesday paid tribute to a late Soviet intelligence officer it credits with helping foil a Nazi plot to kill Winston Churchill, Josef Stalin and Franklin Roosevelt, saying her career may have changed the course of history.
Born in Armenia in 1926, Vartanyan moved to Iran in the 1930s where, at the age of 16, she joined an anti-fascist group led by her future husband, Soviet spy Gevork Vartanyan, that was tasked with ensuring security for the World War Two conference. The couple went on to work as undercover spies, known in Moscow as “illegals”, in an array of countries from 1956 to 1986 after which Goar retired and began to train future agents, the Foreign Intelligence Service said.
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