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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 13
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71951 by. La Maclean Aas Mjs. Maclean was an American } 76! anton for Soviet Gove
yMaciean, and Mrs, Bassett, -&! vetlty ae in yiew, ot pth mfnt while students” at
; 0 Hesbes : * . if i
Z : \ thet she should wish to bring ji: § in eM
. in Switzerland and Aystria, tt laud her ehildren* -in new et ve vonage tasks in the Forel
},#@ms clear that the ‘arrange: i. NGS te cL gt OMice,p and + thatein® 1981,"sby
{Mente for Mrs. Maclean's depare., - FOUNdINgS. he Ag o 30 see means unknown :t) him, one er
*ture from Geneve had been * oe SUI eodensssecossaacoessaeasod 18") : Other of “the twe' men became:
pearefully planned, aud that-she i * a & oie] | eware that thelr activitles wer
“ proceeded by train ‘from Lau. | |<: 8 Unrestricted «3 | PAunder investigation.” ~ - °
‘f ara the evening of Seplem: a eer Seananocconesusavesnsrheevcend? > “ thas, bie feported by whem to.
4 ° “¢ “ + 1 onary 3 ea ved a zr Pi
i Alstrian Frontie that nigh. ieee EFORE ‘she “lett” for") iho then - orgenised 2 ‘thal
ut end arriving at Schwarzach Bt: ¢7.$;", Geneva ‘the security! |: ‘escape and removal to the Bovie
Velt. in American Zone of rae authorities “mad a>: ° Union. | Petroy has.‘the impr
“Apsiria at approximately $.15 on | 1; arrangements with her whereby: ‘gion that tNe escape -route “in.
y the morning of September 12, °°:| < she waa to keep in téuch with’? !leluded Ozechoslovakia. and tha
i. Phe independent evidence of | * the British authorities ig Berne’ ~ it involved an aeroplane Alght *
ee orter Ft Schwarzach St. Veit: = receive ae in Gise ghe should ; } into that country. se ofS” 4
| of Wiinesses trave a nave * er fd ; . i i i
thd train hap established that | ‘ her husband or tequire ‘advice’ | acorn Mey arrival in’ cars
£. she left the tra!n at this polng:: 7 OF assistance, eg | ee} 4. | Moscow, . They were wus as*
» Further evidence, believed to. Mra: Mactean™ was & free"; | advisers to the Ministery} of '
F be Fellable, shows that she as © ° agent. The authorities had nO: Forelen Affairs and other jet
,qnet at the station. by an fin-° * Iqgal meang of detaining her if). avencies. Petros adds that one
.@ known man driving s car -: ; the United Kingdom, Any form | Of the men (Maclean) has gince *
mes sesveeeecsaransav encase ccasees : ~' TIn view of the suspicions helg || re [prttoceeeserasuscssonccesssees 3
UU BEES OF ba sigh, Bo, TOE. mel OE ry “ek .
eRSE Untraced ty 2,5 /ekeinst Meclean and of the coms’: "Mow ? Why? fae
“ Id) COP Resenoveanessceonmaneoenast” oa fan ratotial manner of his filgh + Seauusensncseousoneasegesesan a if
* ,
a “ Alt wag oo wy i aa:
HE © further “move, fi) bh proved tne gb it coul if eT points ‘ceil “for |,
phe ®
i
ne
om
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_ pe ‘Ments of = this . car. iti M &hd tha’ of bis companio comment: First, how
; ave NOt been traced, J : he =
t is probable that tt took Mrs? /ryqat, Have Bove) ned in vine works
“1, Maclean and the children from. ¢ sbehind- th some other territory .
if. Schwarzach St. Veit to neigh: {3 UC AJE Hon ital re
. & bouri Gouettitory: in Russian: [fp Now.’ Viadimir~ Petroy, ® the -
C Socupa lon, whence she pro Soviet “mrss ey of the}
epee o “A hal 4 .
be ed on hers Journey to Join pwho s0ughE pollts anberra!
er husband... eh tk i
. » ) There was no question of prey. Hi 3, 1954, has provided cone’
«. § venting Mrs. Maclean from eaves: Pa atlon Of -thiy,. Petrov" ;
a ing. the. United Kingdom to moi iin aa nat directly concerne
i
Ress remained. in >the Forelen
tvice for so long and, secorid,
Why they were able to get, away.48
” When, these two ope nets:
-eiven; ne: nimnents-
rnothing.“was on’ record’ about?
weiuer to show that he was une}
; Suitable for the public service. Té::
« is true that their subsequent per
1, 80nal. behaviour was unsatlsface:
oe and this led 46 ection. in
es neg Ug ee
.. (86 Uve in Switzerland, althou & casé and his informatiog |
: Ps mas under no obligation toy 1-W9R Obtalned trom conversatt
yeport her, movements, she had’ {°-8!—R one of “hiy collea rete casey
As-already ‘stated “Maclfan -
Goblet service in Austrafiasice
i:been regular’ in teach with: oFie . .
« the securit thorities, and had’: . w recalled trom mpgyed™ aie _ oe
A gg oimed thin that she wished .. us Phef was declared medically fit.
ie She gave wo good “reasons !? ¥ epenington in “1951. and “was 3 .
Rfrpuy that Me wished toc eid § oo, ~8skeq ‘to.resign.y vo
, OP personal lembarrasemend to ; ‘ ‘
pwihich she had beén pubic : : .. «
; by the Press in the United Kihg- ; ; '
dom,” and, second! 7 that e 7
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