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#3 Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. displays the Great Seal bug at the United Nations.

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#3 Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. displays the Great Seal bug at the United Nations.

The Story of the Soviet’s Great Seal Bug at the Heart of American Diplomacy

#3 Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. displays the Great Seal bug at the United Nations.

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#4 The seal opened exposing the Soviet bugging device, on display at the NSA’s National Cryptologic Museum.→

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