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Latest comment: 7 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I'm pretty sure Morris Cohen's story is alluded to in Season 2 Episode 23 (titled "Vartius") of Madam Secretary (TV series), where a notorious Russian spy named Peter Buckley is exchanged for two American assets of personal importance to Henry. References in the show are made to the unfavorable public opinion of the exchange. Can anybody confirm this possible allusion?
Latest comment: 7 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Does anyone have information on a relationship between this person and the subject of this profile, Morris Cohen?
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Daniel Haworth A.K.A. Yure Saratova became an alleged communist sympathizer and supported of the Communist Party of the USSR and of America in the early 1990s. After his sudden job loss as pipe insulator and other life changes, he traveled to Russia to understand and gain support. He tried to join the Communist Party of the United States of America in Oakland, California, but was unsuccessful due to his hard-line communist beliefs: the corrupt US government must change immediately. He was never charged with any crime involving him or anyone else. His wife Anya Saratova, birth name and whereabouts unknown was also an alleged communist sympathizer but was never charged. Haworth has proven to be a true believer in Marxist ideology and thus supports the Marxism and Engels theory.[citation needed]
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