have how they communicated with the u.s., our first big asset in the soviet union was a guy named popoff and he gave us incredible information. but unfortunately he was caught and while he was his jail cell, he wanted a way to communicate to us that whatever information we were getting from we should realize it was suspect that the kgb had gotten to him. so on toilet paper, his jail cell, he wrote down this note and had his wife it out to us. so that we would know what happened to him and to make sure that we weren't being fooled by the new information. the kgb was trying to plant through him and. that's very delicate. and very small print that that was that hard to maintain over the years. when you look at this artifact, you realize a you know, the passion and commitment pop up had to doing whatever he could to bring down the soviet regime. and so even there, while he was in his jail cell with only a pen and toilet paper around him, he made sure to figure out a way to get a message out to us. and so luckily that toilet paper from the soviet union is very sturdy stuff and we've been able

have how they communicated with the u.s., our first big asset in the soviet union was a guy named popoff and he gave us incredible information. but unfortunately he was caught and while he was his jail cell, he wanted a way to communicate to us that whatever information we were getting from we should realize it was suspect that the kgb had gotten to him. so on toilet paper, his jail cell, he wrote down this note and had his wife it out to us. so that we would know what happened to him and to make sure that we weren't being fooled by the new information. the kgb was trying to plant through him and. that's very delicate. and very small print that that was that hard to maintain over the years. when you look at this artifact, you realize a you know, the passion and commitment pop up had to doing whatever he could to bring down the soviet regime. and so even there, while he was in his jail cell with only a pen and toilet paper around him, he made sure to figure out a way to get a message out to us. and so luckily that toilet paper from the soviet union is very sturdy stuff and we've been able

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