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Richard Lauterbach (view source)
Revision as of 04:23, September 26, 2007
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'''Richard Edward Lauterbach''' was the ''[[Time (magazine)|TIME]]'' magazine Moscow bureau chief during [[World War II]] and a concealed member of the [[Communist Party]].
'''Richard Edward Lauterbach''' was the ''[[Time magazine]]'' Moscow bureau chief during [[World War II]] and a concealed member of the [[Communist Party]].
Lauterbach was among a group of several journalists employed by ''Time'' magazine including [[John Scott]] that demanded publisher [[Henry Luce]] fire [[Whittaker Chambers]] as head of the foreign news department because of Chambers unsympathetic views toward Stalinism and Soviet Communism. Lauterbach was ''Time's'' Moscow bureau correspondent. According to [[Jack Soble]], Lauterbach threatened to resign rather than write articles critical of the Soviet Union. Soble recommended Lauterbach for recruitment to the [[KGB]]. Lauterbach was already a concealed member of the [[Communist Party of the United States]] (CPUSA).
Lauterbach was among a group of several journalists employed by ''Time'' magazine including [[John Scott]] that demanded publisher [[Henry Luce]] fire [[Whittaker Chambers]] as head of the foreign news department because of Chambers unsympathetic views toward Stalinism and Soviet Communism. Lauterbach was ''Time's'' Moscow bureau correspondent. According to [[Jack Soble]], Lauterbach threatened to resign rather than write articles critical of the Soviet Union. Soble recommended Lauterbach for recruitment to the [[KGB]]. Lauterbach was already a concealed member of the [[Communist Party of the United States]] (CPUSA).