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[[Communist_Party_of_the_United_States_of_America#Infiltration|United Nations]]
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[[Communist Party of the United States of America#Infiltration|United Nations]]
 
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'''Mary Jane Keeney''' in 1940 worked at the [[Board of Economic Warfare]] in Washington D.C. during [[World War II]]. In November of 1945 Mary Jane Keeney travelled to Europe to work with the Allied Staff on Reparations.
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'''Mary Jane Keeney''' in 1940 worked at the [[Board of Economic Warfare]] in Washington D.C. during [[World War II]]. In November 1945 Mary Jane Keeney travelled to Europe to work with the Allied Staff on Reparations.
    
Keeney work for Soviet Military Intelligence [[GRU]] during [[World War II]] and [[Joseph Bernstein]] was her contact with them. After the War Keeney hired on at the [[United Nations]]. Decyphered [[Venona]] cables and her own diaries, corroborate the fact that Keeney and her husband, [[Philip Keeney]], both worked for the GRU.  Keeney's diary details [[Sergey Kurnakov]]'s takeover of the two for the [[KGB]].
 
Keeney work for Soviet Military Intelligence [[GRU]] during [[World War II]] and [[Joseph Bernstein]] was her contact with them. After the War Keeney hired on at the [[United Nations]]. Decyphered [[Venona]] cables and her own diaries, corroborate the fact that Keeney and her husband, [[Philip Keeney]], both worked for the GRU.  Keeney's diary details [[Sergey Kurnakov]]'s takeover of the two for the [[KGB]].
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In February of 1950 Senator [[Joseph McCarthy]] only accused Keeney of being a member of the Communist Party, not an agent serving a foreign government. By the end of 1950 Keeney lost her postition with the United Nations. Keeney was convicted of [[contempt of Congress]], however the decision was overturned upon appeal.
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In February 1950 Senator [[Joseph McCarthy]] only accused Keeney of being a member of the Communist Party, not an agent serving a foreign government. By the end of 1950 Keeney lost her postition with the United Nations. Keeney was convicted of [[contempt of Congress]], however the decision was overturned upon appeal.
    
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