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Marty Peterson was the first female CIA case officer to carry out high-risk intelligence operations in Moscow during the Cold War, and she worked at the CIA for 32 years.
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10/15/2026
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The CIA's First Female Agent in Moscow: Inside the Cold War's Riskiest Operation
youtubeNational Geographic10/15/2026
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