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The Cold War

Volume 4 Cold war Espionage and Spying

Edited with introductions by

Lori Lyn Bogle, Ph.D. United States Naval Academy

ROUTLEDGE New York/London Contents

vii Introduction 1 The Berlin Tunnel George Feifer 11 Soviet Intelligence and the Cold War: The Small Committee of Information; 1952-53 Vladislav Zubok 31 Ike's Red Scare: The Harry Dexter White Crisis David W. Guth 51 Spies Who Might Have Been: Canada and the Myth of Cold War Counterintelligence Reg Whitaker 71 Spying Not Only on Strangers: Documenting Stasi Involvement in Cold War German-German Negotiations M.E. Sarotte 87 The Secret Cold War: The CIA and American Foreign Policy in Europe, 1946-1956 Trevor Barnes 105 Long-Haired Women, Short-Haired Spies: Gender, Espionage, and America's War in Vietnam Sandra C. Taylor 115 On the Road to Vietnam: The Loss of China Syndrome, Pat McCarran and J. Edgar Hoover Christopher Gerard 131 An Untold Story: American Policy Toward Chinese Students in the United States, 1949-1955 Yelong Han 155 The Origins of the Campaign to Abolish HUAC, 1956-1961, the California Connection Jerold Simmons 172 McCarthyism at the University of South Dakota R. Alton Lee 185 Joseph McCarthy, Robert Kennedy, and the Greek Shipping \ Crisis: A Study of Foreign Policy Rhetoric I FeraldJ. Bryan 197 The British Reaction to McCarthyism, 1950-54 John P. Rossi Contents

Lyndon B. Johnson, The Subversive Activities Control Board, and the Politics of Anti-Communism Hugh T. Lovin The Ward Case and the Emergence of Sino-American Confrontation, 1948-1950 Man Chen Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Spy Plane, and the Summit: A Quarter-Century Retrospective Bruce E. Geelhoed Intelligence Assessments of Soviet Motivations: JIS 80 and Kennan's Long Telegram Mark Kauppi The Comintern's Open Secrets Harvey Klehr and John Haynes Dwight D. Eisenhower and Wolf Ladejinsky: The Politics of the Declining Red Scare, 1954-55 Mary S. McAuliffe Ex-Communists in Crossfire: A Cold War Debate Harold Josephson Acknowledgments