The identity of the fourth Soviet spy who stole the secret of the American atomic bomb was finally revealed.

A mushroom cloud rose from the first atomic bomb explosion and detonated in Alamogodo, New Mexico on July 6, 1945. (Photo: Shutterstock) Three American spies are famous for stealing American atomic energy secrets from 1940 to 1948 and sharing this information with the Soviets. Their actions quickly tracked the development of Soviet nuclear weapons and laid the foundation for the Cold War.

But in fact, there was a fourth spy-code-named "Tianci"-who provided atomic secrets to the Soviet intelligence service. Until now, the identity of this person has been concealed. The real names of "KDSP" and "KDSP" are Oscar Cybertron. He works at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, which is the site of the first Manhattan project designed for nuclear weapons. For decades, Cybertron's name has been unknown, and it has been mentioned in dozens of pages of tens of thousands of secret documents compiled by the FBI.

However, once these documents were decrypted at 20 1 1, they attracted the attention of two historians, John Earle Haynes and Harvey Clare. Seventy years after Cybertron betrayed his motherland, according to a recent report, his story was finally told.

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There are 65,438+00 absurd stories written by Klehr and Haynes, emeritus professor at Emory University in Georgia. Previously, they had published books about imperialism and espionage in the Soviet era, such as Winona: Decoding Soviet spies in the United States (65,438+0999) and Spy: The Rise and Fall of KGB in the United States (2065,438+00) published by Yale University Press. Claire and Haynes wrote in a new study that the fourth spy was put forward in the early 1990s based on clues in the memoirs of KGB officials, but these clues were discovered in 1995, which was part of the misinformation activities carried out by Russia to protect another active agent. They published their findings online in the latest issue of the CIA Intelligence Research Journal.

According to the FBI documents declassified on 20 1 1 and some records of the decades-old initiative called "solo action", the researchers named Sebo Rael the fourth Los Alamos spy. The operation lasted from 1952 to 1980, focusing on two American brothers, who were informants of the FBI. So far, only the personal files before 1956 have been published. There are still many unresolved questions about Sebo Rael's espionage and what happened after he defected to the Soviet Union. The researchers wrote,

Claire and Haynes said that in the voluminous literature, the "easily overlooked" references to Sebo Ryle are rare and "easily overlooked". Nevertheless, they learned that his family-Jewish immigrants from Poland-were "part of a network of people connected with Soviet intelligence agencies", some of whom were members of * * *.

Cybertron was an engineer and joined the US Army 1942. According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, he was transferred to Los Alamos in 1944 and assigned to Manhattan for two years. After the war, he worked as an electrical engineer in the U.S. Navy, but all indications showed that everything was not very good. His superior officials have repeatedly reported that Sebo Le has "security risks", but it seems that this stems from his contact with known producers of * * *, rather than being suspected of espionage. According to research,

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The enthusiasm of the United States has reached a new height. Sebo Ryle secretly fled the United States with his brother, sister-in-law and mother-in-law on 1952. He finally settled in Moscow and died on 20 15. "From solo's file.

"The conversation suggests-though vague-that Cybertron may have taken some actions during his stay in Los Alamos." "Oscar is in New Mexico, you know what I mean," isidore Niederl, a clerk and lawyer, told one of the informers. As Hynes and Claire pointed out in their paper, I won't put off "Give you a chart", he added.

Niederman continued to hint more openly that Cybertron was a spy, and even wrote a note to the informant, which read: "He (Cybertron) gave them (the Soviets) the formula of the' A' bomb, and the researchers reported that,

It is a "godsend" of the Soviet Union and a document released by the KGB in 2009. It provides more clues that Sebo Rael is an agent of Los Alamos described in the spy notes of the fourth atomic age, and he is called a "godsend". He handed over the atomic energy secret, but then left to do another job, just like Sebo Rael. More importantly, Godson is not alone; He is a member of the family. The researchers wrote that other code names "Godfather", "Relatives" and "Nata" refer to Godson's two brothers and a sister respectively. This organization may represent Sebo Rael and his brothers and sisters, who are famous for their activities as producers and contacts with Soviet intelligence agencies. According to this study,

The author of this study is still piecing together elusive details about the specific atomic secrets that Cybertron may enjoy and whether his family members played a direct role in espionage.

Although we know a lot about fuchs, Hall and greengrass, they wrote in their research report: "We only know that Sebo Rael provided something and some details they provided to the Soviet Union. At least at present, the significance of Sebo Rael's contribution to Soviet intelligence work is unknown." . Although it is worth mentioning that one of the people attending the funeral was a representative of the Russian Federal Security Service (a spy agency that replaced the KGB), the researchers reported that,

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