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His novels chronicle the ordinary men and women who made up the vast espionage network in Europe and Russia--the people who dropped off packages at discreet locations and met over espresso in French cafes. From the Corcoran Gallery, with its restored 18th-century Parisian parlor room, to the Textile Museum, proud owner of French paisley patterns, to the Spy Museum, which houses artifacts on Cardinal Richelieu's espionage network, nearly every gallery could, with a rummage through its closets, devise relevant exhibits. Learn how the espionage network managed its conflict with the United States from the death of Stalin in 1953 to the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. |
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