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'''Irving Lerner''' was an American citizen and an emloyee of the United States [[Office of War Information]] during [[World War II]] who worked in the Motion Picture Division.  Lerner was involved in [[espionage]] on behalf of Soviet Military Intelligence ([[GRU]]).  [[Arthur Adams (spy)|Arthur Adams]] was Lerner's key contact.

'''Irving Lerner''' was an American citizen and an emloyee of the United States [[Office of War Information]] during [[World War II]] who worked in the Motion Picture Division.  Lerner was involved in [[espionage]] on behalf of Soviet Military Intelligence ([[GRU]]).  [[Arthur Adams (spy)|Arthur Adams]] was Lerner's key contact.

In the winter of 1944], a counterintelligence officer caught Lerner attempting to photograph the [[cyclotron]] at the [[University of California at Berkeley]] Radiation Laboratory, which was part of the [[Manhattan Project]]. The cyclotron had been used in the creation of [[plutonium]] and Lerner was acting without authorization.  Lerner resigned and went to work for [[Keynote Recordings]], owned by [[Eric Bernay]], another Soviet intelligence contact.  Arthur Adams also worked at Keynote.

In the winter of 1944, a counterintelligence officer caught Lerner attempting to photograph the [[cyclotron]] at the [[University of California at Berkeley]] Radiation Laboratory, which was part of the [[Manhattan Project]]. The cyclotron had been used in the creation of [[plutonium]] and Lerner was acting without authorization.  Lerner resigned and went to work for [[Keynote Recordings]], owned by [[Eric Bernay]], another Soviet intelligence contact.  Arthur Adams also worked at Keynote.

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