Steve Usdin is senior editor at Biocentury Publications.
""Engineering Communism" provides a fascinating look at a virtually
unknown facet of Cold War spy lore--the story of two Americans who
worked with the Rosenbergs to transfer American military technology
to Russia and went on to help found the Soviet computer industry.
Highly recommended reading for anyone interested in an age we have
quickly
forgotten, in which Americans could become committed Communists and
risk everything for the sake of ideology."--Francis Fukuyama
(Bernard L. Schwartz Professor of International Political Economy,
The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns
Hopkins University; Author of "State-Building: Governance and World
Order in the 21st Century, and "The End of History and the Last
Man")
--Francis Fukuyama
"[An] outstanding book. . . . A valuable addition to the literature
on the Soviet spy efforts in the U.S. . . . . Highly
recommended."
" [An] outstanding book. . . . A valuable addition to the
literature on the Soviet spy efforts in the U.S. . . . . Highly
recommended."
"ÝAn¨ outstanding book. . . . A valuable addition to the literature
on the Soviet spy efforts in the U.S. . . . . Highly recommended."
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