Talk:Morris Cohen (Soviet spy)
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Cohens were a despicable pack of traitors spying for totalitarian Soviet state. There was nothing noble in their actions. People who try to glorify them are glorifying mass murder and Gulag. User: 7w.
The final line of this is odd:
QUOTE "...suspicion and betrayal gradually destroyed their lives during the time long ago when spying on one's home country was considered a very serious crime with very serious consequences." UNQUOTE
Treason is STILL considered a serious crime surely???
