Morris Cohen - Revision history

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Nateoxford: Created page with ''''Morris Cohen''' CC '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961. He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners …'

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Created page with ''''Morris Cohen''' CC '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961. He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners …'

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'''Morris Cohen''' [[CC]] '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961. He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners ever to be on the American side of a prisoner exchange.

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-'''Morris Cohen''' [[CC]] '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961.  He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners ever to bargained for by the Soviet Union in a prisoner exchange.
+'''Morris Cohen''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961.  He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners ever to bargained for by the Soviet Union in a prisoner exchange.
 He received a rugby scholarship to attend Columbia.

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-'''Morris Cohen''' [[CC]] '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961.  He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners ever to be on the American side of a prisoner exchange.
+'''Morris Cohen''' [[CC]] '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961.  He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners ever to bargained for by the Soviet Union in a prisoner exchange.
 He received a rugby scholarship to attend Columbia.

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	'''Morris Cohen''' [[CC]] '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961. He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners ever to be on the American side of a prisoner exchange.		'''Morris Cohen''' [[CC]] '?? was a Soviet spy who was active from 1938 until his arrest in 1961. He and his wife, Lona/Helen, hold the distinction of being the only foreigners ever to be on the American side of a prisoner exchange.

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