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When asked about her father's conviction and his decision to move his children from the presidential palace, the target of car bombs in 1990, to the National Intelligence Service's bunker where they lived next to the luxurious quarters of Mr. Montesinos, the shadowy espionage chief, Ms. Fujimori said, "Those were difficult years, not just for us but for all Peruvians".

Mohamed Atta, destined to be the leading Sept. 11 suicide hijacker, was reported last fall by Czech intelligence to have met at least once with Saddam Hussein's espionage chief in the Iraqi Embassy -- Ahmed al-Ani, a spymaster whom the Czechs were keeping under tight surveillance.

In a rare public appearance at a conference hosted by Stonewall, the digital espionage chief said a former spy, "Ian", who was forced out of the service on suspicion of being gay in the 1960s, had urged him to apologise for his treatment.

A few weeks ago, after a 40-year silence, General Paul Aussaresses, the counter- espionage chief charged in 1957 with "dismantling" the FLN Algerian National Liberation Frontt), decided at the age of 82 to unburden himself and confess to Le Monde that torture and summary execution were routine in the operation against the Algerian population.

B1 SPORTS D1-8 Lakers Win Series Los Angeles beat the Philadelphia 76ers, 108-96, winning the N.B.A. Championship, 4 games to 1. D1 OBITUARIES B9 Sir David Spedding A British spy who rose to head the Secret Intelligence Service, or M.I.6 -- a position immortalized by the author Ian Fleming as the espionage chief known as "M" -- he was 58.

Earlier this month, Pacepa announced that Soviet espionage chief Aleksandr Sakharovsky told him in 1959 that the KGB had launched a campaign to infiltrate communists disguised as Christians into Latin America.

One was James Jesus Angleton, the agency's counter-espionage chief from 1954, with whom Bradlee exchanged information.

"MiniFlame is installed in order to conduct more in-depth surveillance and cyber-espionage," Kaspersky Chief Security Expert Alexander Gostev said.

Since the agency started in 1947, every director, deputy director and chief of espionage operations has been a white man.

Mr. Cohn, a friend of Mr. Zion's, had incurred the enmity of the left by prosecuting Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed for espionage, and acting as chief counsel for Senator Joseph R. McCarthy during his Communist witch-hunt years.

Karl Schulmeister, (born Aug. 5, 1770, Neu-Freistett, Alsace, Fr. died May 8, 1853, Strasbourg), chief of espionage for Napoleon I. Throughout his life Schulmeister nurtured the curious conviction that he was descended from Hungarian nobility, although his father was just a poor country parson.