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'The Americans': The realities of Soviet spies in the U.S.

March 5, 2015

In the FX show "The Americans," a husband and wife Russian spy team live and act as normal Americans while spying for their native country. In the latest episode of Emory Looks at Hollywood, Soviet spy expert Harvey Klehr, an Emory history and political science professor, discusses the realities of Soviet spies in the U.S.

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