The Secret Agent

Rosenberg and Ethel Greenglass reached international notoriety in the first years of the decade of a year after the Russians tested their first nuclear bomb, an FBI agent discovered that the KGB had a report on the "Manhattan Project," the U.S. secret plan for making the atomic bomb deplorable episodes of the Cold War. Accused of surrendering secret information on nuclear weapons to the Soviet Union, during the judicial process they were convicted of espionage and spent two years on the death row before

in a body bag, and a different coffin. This piece of evidence certainly proves that someone who had been on the plane to Bethsada had fooled with Kennedys body. Also, an autopsy would have been performed on Kennedys body by Texas law, but Secret Service agents with guns ordered the body to leave--- without an autopsy. Somebody was trying to get the body out of the hands of the public. And fast. Several events that occurred during and soon after the Dallas motorcade have stirred suspicion among Americans

provides the entirety of the novel for Miriam’s growth and agency of her own life. Joseph Conrad, a prominent author during the modernist period, claims in his Author’s Note that his novel The Secret Agent is “telling Winnie Verloc’s story” (Conrad 36), despite Mr. Verloc’s self-proclaimed nature as a ‘secret agent’. Conrad’s attempts at creating a feminist and modernist image of Winnie are shadowed by the constant presence of a man behind her actions. Conrad’s use of repetition of the words ‘free woman’

BZRK is a secret organization that has many agents and professors who develop and use nanobots, which are about 20x smaller than a flea. The purpose of the nanobots are mostly used to go inside someone’s body, either to heal them, or rewire their brain, as if they were controlling the person’s brain. Anyway, BZRK is trying to save the world from their enemy, another nanobot secret organization called the Armstrong Fancy Gifts Cooperation. The AFGC

Counterespionage Counterespionage is an important aspect of U.S. counterintelligence that is utilized to combat espionage. Simply put, it can be defined as “espionage directed toward detecting and thwarting enemy espionage and the protection of the nation’s secrets.”

underground organization in the history of the world. The GCJ, when created under a Top-Secret document in the early 1950s, which had the highest possible security classification in the nation, and wound-up abridging the constitutional authority of the President of the United States who originally sponsored their origination. The Agency's clandestine nature became troubling to those who held political office

agency's prestige had to do with “French style” nationwide network of informants that frequently used methods of infiltration into existing criminal bangs. The main differences between French and English detectives were the following: French ones were secret and effective and English ones were visible and ineffective so Pinkerton was dominantly inspired by the first model. Pinkerton became famous when he claimed to have foiled a plot to assassinate president-elect Abraham Lincoln, who later hired

criminals would then be compelled to return stolen property or pay restitution. Early forms of private of policing would give way to Johnathan Wild, who is considered to be one of the first known private police agents from the 1800’s. He contributed to maintaining social order. Wild was a police agent during a time in England when property crime was becoming rampant. He would retrieve stolen goods and helped police

remain secret: there was little document left that told the whole story of the system, and only reminiscences of the men who participate could disclose some of the facts that happened during that time (3,142). What people could know and be sure of is that there are various ways for both the slaves and helpers to reach the goal of freedom by using the Underground Railroad. Northerners raised money to hire some agents or conductors for the system, and with the help of these people, some secret places

The 'Secret Intelligence Service ' was derived by the 'Secret Service Bureau ' which was founded in 1909. The bureau was a joint initiative by the Admiralty (authority responsible for the command of the Royal Navy in the UK until 1964) and the War Office (department of the British Government responsible of the Army between the 1700 's - 1964). MI6 was initially founded to oversee activities being conducted by the Imperial German Government at the time. MI6 didn 't play a very big role throughout