Walter Krivitsky Checks Out - Dr. John Fox

In the late ‘30’s, Walter Krivitsky did the unthinkable: he broke with Joseph Stalin, the cold-blooded leader of the Soviet Union. As the former head of Soviet military intelligence for all of Western Europe, Krivitsky was a man who knew too much… and shared it with British Intelligence.
He was a haunted and hunted man when he checked into DC’s Hotel Bellvue one February night in 1941. FBI Historian, Dr. John Fox, will reveal the path that led Krivitsky to Room 524 and the top theories about what occurred there that night.
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[@icarustheother8591]

The expression for the shirt was exquisite when I was a kid had a :-) with an expression on the forehead. Reminds me of that

[@icarustheother8591]

Man I really hope that there are no relation to my neighbors

[@MrJoeybabe25]

How reliable are "official" historians?
He seems on the level, but F. B. I. anything gives me pause.

[@icarustheother8591]

His name should have been Juan Faux LOL how are you guys not noticed lol I love you anyway I'm moving forward

[@aboudaqn]

Spy Museum: would you please have a transcript added to this video, as you have for some many others?

[@icarustheother8591]

And that was on a T shirt . But that's okay it was on the level and it was square. I'm trying to gain that compass on this investigation stuff. Working on it thanks inspiration excellent motivation lacking so sorry working on it again redundant yes

[@jasonwoodford7700]

dog meat ,moon tan,like a cat or a fiddler on a hot tin boof ,big sky ,figi fugi mona liea , ice axe in the cool of the night ,kaputski alla mode , madness reighns ,so it go goes ,ya know?

[@lucaazeri1700]

Krivitskiy got what he deserved ,traitor !!!

[@garfieldfarkle]

"Traitor" to what?.
The second-most murderous regime in history (Mao being in first place).
It takes someone with a sociopathic mental disorder to insist loyalty to such a regime is good, or to betray it is bad.
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[@garfieldfarkle]

@@topherthe11th23 Nice theory, but when we return to the reality of real life we find no good person ever used a regime to bring down a communist regime.
Populaces were cowed by the strategic use of famines that slew millions and massive, pervasive, brutal secret police that kept the people in line.