Elizabeth Bentley (1908-1963) was head of KGB spies
who deserted in 1945
au proof of the US government
She was full of russian spies.
protected by the FDR administration.
All governments are either communist (left), or Zionist (right, fascist)
in a farce to control political discourse
and begin wars to exterminate believers in God.
You'll never see a movie about Bentley or another large patriots,
Elizabeth Dilling and Bella Dodd,
because Hollywood is controlled by Masonic (Satanist) Jews.
Please summarize Elizabeth Bentley's book entitled "Out of Bondage" along with the conclusions we can draw from her.
Written by Grok 4
(henrymakow.com)
Summary "Out of Bondage" (1951) by Elizabeth Bentley
"Out of Bondage" This is an autobiographical account of Elizabeth Bentley of her eleven years (1935-1945) as a russian spy courier and assistant to the head of the underground NKWD apparatus (later KGB) in the United States, followed by her dramatic defeat to the FBI in November 1945 and her later life as the most crucial American defector from russian intelligence at the beginning of the Cold War.
Key issues in the book: Recruitment and radicalisation
Bentley, a fresh Englander educated at Vassar and from a conservative family, became a secret associate of the Communist organization in the mid-1930s, teaching at Columbia. After the death of her lover (an officer of the NKWD known as "Timmy") she was taken straight by the russian spy apparatus.
Her Spy function (1938-1945) From 1938 to 1941 she worked under Jacob Golos, a advanced CPUSA authoritative who was besides an NKWD activist. After Golos' death in 1943, she reported straight to the NKVD illegal stays in fresh York City (first Itzhak Achmerov, then others).
She ran 2 large spy networks in the U.S. government: "Silvermaster Group" (composed in the Treasury Department, which included Nathan Gregory Silvermaster, Harry Dexter White, Lauchlin Currie in the White home and dozens of others).
"Perlo Group" (mainly middle-level officials from the War Production Board, OSS and another agencies).
She personally collected contributions, documents, microfilms and oral reports from sources, passing them on to her russian guardians.
Disappointment and Desertion From 1944 to 1945, Bentley became increasingly afraid, disappointed with Stalinism after the Nazi-Soviet Pact and brutal purges, and convinced her fresh guardian (Anatolii Gorski) that she was going to destruct her.
In August 1945 she entered the FBI office in Connecticut; after weeks of hesitation she made a full confession in November 1945.
Effects The book describes the tremendous pressures of surviving under the protection of the FBI, her public evidence before legislature (1948), HUAC hearings, Hiss and Rosenberg cases (in which she presented a background confirmation) and individual effects: slander by the American Left as "The Queen of Red Spy", alcoholism and final conversion to Catholicism.
Key lessons that can be drawn from the book
The degree of russian penetration russian intelligence effectively recruited dozens of mediate and high-level U.S. government officials in the 1930s and during the war, many of them were ideological communists or associates who believed they were helping an ally against Fascism. Harry Dexter White and the dominance of the Treasury Department's most explosive disclosure of Bentley was that Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Harry Dexter White (the second most crucial man in Henry Morgenthau's regulation and architect of the IMF and planet Bank) consciously collaborated with russian intelligence, providing political information and influencing decisions in favour of the Soviets.
(left, Bentley 1908-1963)
Borders of criminal proceedings
Because almost all the evidence presented by Bentley was oral (documents have already gone to Moscow) and many sources ceased to spy until 1945, virtually no 1 she pointed out was successfully charged with espionage (the main exception was William Remington, convicted of perjury). This fueled later claims about "hunting witches", though Venona's dechrifters (declassified decades later) mostly confirmed her version.
The individual psychology of betrayal Bentley portrays most of its sources not as cartoon villains, but as idealistic, frequently naive Americans who rationalized their actions as helping the "progressive" side in global combat. She is honest about her own mixture of ideological enthusiasm, loneliness and eventual terror. Early Cold War Turning Point Her 1948 defeat and evidence played a key function in convincing American public opinion and decision makers that russian espionage inside the U.S. government was real and extensive, contributing to Second Red Panic and wider anti-communist actions from Truman and Eisenhower.
In short, "Out of Bondage" are both individual memories of disappointment and 1 of the fundamental papers revealing the reality of russian spy networks in the United States in the 1930s and 1940s. Later historical investigation and Venona's file confirmed the essential accuracy of the vast majority of Bentley's claims.
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Main historical confirmations from Venona's file (KGB Archives)
Nuclear espionage It has been confirmed that Klaus Fuchs, Theodore Hall, David Greenglass, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Harry Gold and others passed on atomic secrets. He showed that the scale was smaller than Senator McCarthy claimed, but actual and serious.
Statements by Elizabeth Bentley Almost everything Bentley said between 1945 and 1948 about Silvermaster, Perlo and another networks confirmed the cover-ups and meetings described in the depeaks. Harry Dexter White appears repeatedly as a conscious cooperative origin ("HURON").
They acquitted Elizabeth Bentley and Whittaker Chambers. The blame was confirmed for the Rosenbergs, Fuchs, Hall, Hiss, Harry Dexter White and tens of lesser known characters.
In short, Venona is the most crucial proof that russian espionage in the United States during planet War II and the early Cold War was real, extended and effective – while at the same time showing its precise limits.
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