The spy was German-born Klaus Fuchs, who gave the stolen plans to his Philadelphia-based handler, Harry Gold, in what local Friends of History docent Dan ...

Guinness may be ‘good for you’, but it was also the code word used in Soviet spies’ secret meetings in the last century. As ...

On this terrible 74th anniversary of the first atomic bomb’s leveling of a city full of human beings, it’s appropriate to acknowledge that what Klaus Fuchs and Ted Hall did.

The arrest of Klaus Fuchs for espionage in 1950 was a news sensation. The renowned physicist had spent years at the very heart of Britain and the United States’ nuclear programmes.

Biographer Greenspan (The End of the Certain World) reconsiders Soviet spy Klaus Fuchs (1911–1988) in this richly detailed work.Born in Germany, Fuchs became a member of the Communist party as a ...

Nancy Thorndike Greenspan talked about her book, [Atomic Spy: The Dark Lives of Klaus Fuchs], which looks at the life of the spy who gave the Soviets America's plans for a plutonium bomb. The Leon ...

Klaus Fuchs, while working at Los Alamos, passed information to the Soviet Union about the construction of nuclear weapons. Photo: Corbis 1945: Klaus Fuchs passes U.S. atomic bomb secrets to the ...

Klaus Fuchs (rhymes with books) was born 38 years ago in Russelsheim, Germany. His father, Emil Fuchs, was first a Protestant minister, became a Quaker in 1925.

And Fuchs made a full confession, ... Klaus Fuchs, spying for the Russians. Listen to Sanchia Berg's report - 22 May 2003: Fuchs gave the Soviets detailed drawings of the atom bomb.

As Dr. Klaus Fuchs entered tiny Bow Street magistrate’s court in London last week for his preliminary hearing, he was greeted by Scotland Yard’s Commander Leonard J. Burt, who had arrested ...

Physicist, refugee, Communist, spy Klaus Fuchs (left) and senior scientists at Harwell circa 1950. (Courtesy: Photo courtesy of UKAEA and Harwell Campus) In the spring of 1941, Rudolf Peierls was in a ...