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She was a courier who picked up reports from [[Klaus Fuchs]] (covernames CHARLES and REST), [[David Greenglass]] (covernames BUMBLEBEE and CALIBRE), [[Theodore Hall]] (covername YOUNGSTER [MLAD]), and a source covernamed "FOGEL" and "PERS" from the American secret [[atomic weapons]] project at [[Los_Alamos_National_Laboratory#History |Los Alamos]], New Mexico and carried them to the Soviet consulate in New York, where a KGB sub-residency under a young engineer named [[Leonid R. Kvasnikov]] (covername ANTON) coordinated operations and dispatched intelligence to Moscow.

She was a courier who picked up reports from [[Klaus Fuchs]] (covernames CHARLES and REST), [[David Greenglass]] (covernames BUMBLEBEE and CALIBRE), [[Theodore Hall]] (covername YOUNGSTER [MLAD]), and a source covernamed "FOGEL" and "PERS" from the American secret [[atomic weapons]] project at [[Los_Alamos_National_Laboratory#History |Los Alamos]], New Mexico and carried them to the Soviet consulate in New York, where a KGB sub-residency under a young engineer named [[Leonid R. Kvasnikov]] (covername ANTON) coordinated operations and dispatched intelligence to Moscow.

After the defections of [[Elizabeth Bentley]] and [[Igor Gouzenko]], the Cohens ended contact with Soviet intelligence until 1949, at which time they began working with Col. [[Rudolph Abel]], the ''Illegal'' U.S. Rezident.  After Fuchs had been arrested in Great Britain in 1950, the Cohens fled to [[Moscow]].  Here Lona Cohen recieved additional training  for the work as radio operator and cipher clerk. In 1954 the pair resurfaced in London under tehe names Helen and Peter Kroger with new Zealand passports.  They set up a antiquarian book dealer business which was cover for their activities of running the London ''Illegal'' Rezidentura, headed by Morris.  [[Gordon Lonsdale]] worked with them.

After the defections of [[Elizabeth Bentley]] and [[Igor Gouzenko]], the Cohens ended contact with Soviet intelligence until 1949, at which time they began working with Col. [[Rudolph Abel]], the ''Illegal'' U.S. Rezident.  After Fuchs had been arrested in Great Britain in 1950, the Cohens fled to [[Moscow]].  Here Lona Cohen received additional training  for the work as radio operator and cipher clerk. In 1954 the pair resurfaced in London under the names Helen and Peter Kroger with new Zealand passports.  They set up a antiquarian book dealer business which was cover for their activities of running the London ''Illegal'' Rezidentura, headed by Morris.  [[Gordon Lonsdale]] worked with them.

In the basement of their house, situated not far from the military airfield Of Nortkholt, they set up a radio station and began transfering to Moscow "information of special importance" with the use of the high speed radio transmitter.  In January of 1961 they were arrested for espionage and in March Lona recieved a sentence of 20 years and Morris 25 years.

In the basement of their house, situated not far from the military airfield Of Nortkholt, they set up a radio station and began transferring to Moscow "information of special importance" with the use of the high speed radio transmitter.  In January of 1961 they were arrested for espionage and in March Lona received a sentence of 20 years and Morris 25 years.

In 1969 the two were exchanged with the Soviet Union for a British subject being held.  Back in Moscow, they two continued training colleagues for ''illegal'' intelligence operations.

In 1969 the two were exchanged with the Soviet Union for a British subject being held.  Back in Moscow, they two continued training colleagues for ''illegal'' intelligence operations.