On September 5th 1946 Igor Gouzenko, a cipher clerk working in the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa defected. He had been told he was going back to the socialist paradise that was the USSR and decided [more…]
The Lawn Road flats in Hampstead, also known as the Isokon Building, were built in 1934 in the style known as Bauhaus or Le Corbusier. This is often known these days as brutalist and you [more…]
One of the few spy cases that was prosecuted in the thirties was the Woolwich Arsenal case. The background to this case was twofold, the Russians were spying on us anyway and they really needed [more…]
After the 1920s, it’s time to take a look at the 1930s. The spreading of the revolution was one of the top priorities of the Bolsheviks. Almost as soon as they gained power in Russia [more…]
This is a bit of an afterthought but having read about these elections it seems only fair to write an article about them. It seems that Stanley Baldwin was a bit of a Saggy Tits [more…]
The twenties were dominated by the Bolsheviks in Moscow trying to spread their revolution world wide. Marx had predicted Great Britain would be the first to succumb to his fantasies so those in Moscow made [more…]
One of the more well known spy stories in the 1920s was the ARCOS affair. ARCOS was the All Russian Co-operative Society and it handled trade between the USSR and the UK. Anything the USSR [more…]
In November 1924 a very strange advert appeared in the communist leaning Daily Herald. Labour Group carrying out investigation would like to receive information and details from anyone who has had any dealings with any [more…]
During WW1 MI5 was preoccupied with the German spy threat. As the war came to an end there were threat of mutinies in the armed forces as some units decided de-mobilisation was not going fast [more…]
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