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*[[Comintern]]

*[[Comintern]]

*[[CPUSA]]; (although CPUSA membership was legal among ''certain'' people at ''certain'' times, membership among government employees and employees of government contractors involved in the war effort, or "defense contractors relating to National Security", to use post-1947 terminology, was clearly illegal.

*[[CPUSA]]; (although CPUSA membership was legal among ''certain'' people at ''certain'' times, membership among government employees and employees of government contractors involved in the war effort, or "defense contractors relating to National Security", to use post-1947 terminology, was clearly illegal.)

*CPUSA '''secret apparatus'''

*CPUSA '''secret apparatus'''

*KGB "legals", i.e. KGB agents registered in the United States on valid visas, operating under a ''[[Rezident]]'' and illegally engaged in espionage. {For the purpose of discussion on this page, KGB is used to encompass all pre-1954 predecessor names conducting foreign intelligence, Cheka or [[VChK]] (1917–22), the [[Gosudarstvennoye Politicheskoye Upravlenie|GPU]] (1922-23), the [[OGPU]] (1923–34), the [[NKVD]] (1934–41, 1941–43), the [[NKGB]] (1941, 1943–46), the [[MGB]] (1946–47, 1952–53), the [[KI]] (1947-52), the [[MVD]] (1953–54), and the KGB (1954-91)}

*KGB "legals", i.e. KGB agents registered in the United States on valid visas, operating under a ''[[Rezident]]'' and illegally engaged in espionage. {For the purpose of discussion on this page, KGB is used to encompass all pre-1954 predecessor names conducting foreign intelligence, Cheka or [[VChK]] (1917–22), the [[Gosudarstvennoye Politicheskoye Upravlenie|GPU]] (1922-23), the [[OGPU]] (1923–34), the [[NKVD]] (1934–41, 1941–43), the [[NKGB]] (1941, 1943–46), the [[MGB]] (1946–47, 1952–53), the [[KI]] (1947-52), the [[MVD]] (1953–54), and the KGB (1954-91)}