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Special to the star, Ottawa, May 29-Igor Gouzenko, former cipher clerk at the Russian embassy, was a very frightened man the night of Sept. 6, after h(...)
Special to the star, Ottawa, May 29-Igor Gouzenko, former cipher clerk at the Russian embassy, was a very frightened man the night of Sept. 6, after h(...)

Special to the star, Ottawa, May 29-Igor Gouzenko, former cipher clerk at the Russian embassy, was a very frightened man the night of Sept. 6, after h(...)

Date5/29/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Special to the star; Ottawa; May 29-Igor Gouzenko; former cipher clerk at the Russian embassy; was a very frightened man the night of Sept. 6; after he had left the embassy; for the last time; with secret documents which touched off the Russian spy investigation in Canada; Mrs. Francais Elliott of Ottawa testified yesterday at the trial of Fred Rose; Labor-Progressive member of parliament for Montreal-Cartier.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019479F
Gloves In Hand, Prof. Boyer leaves the court house. Star witness in the espionage case, Igor Gouzenko was a former decoding clerk in the office of the Russian military attache at Ottawa
Gloves In Hand, Prof. Boyer leaves the court house. Star witness in the espionage case, Igor Gouzenko was a former decoding clerk in the office of the Russian military attache at Ottawa
3/23/1946
Gouzenko, Igor
Gouzenko, Igor
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A woman in a fur coat, pillbox hat, and a man in a fedora carry documents.
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Former employee of Research Enterprises at Leaside and well-known in Toronto, Dr. David Shugar, shown with his wife
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Leaving the courthouse after an appearance by the suspects are Magistrate Glenn Strike, left, and C
Leaving the courthouse after an appearance by the suspects are Magistrate Glenn Strike, left, and C
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