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Jack Barsky is an internationally recognized personality and espionage expert. His life was featured on CBS 60 Minutes and on major TV stations in six foreign countries. Jack also appeared on dozens of live national news segments. During his speaking career, Jack had over 100 engagements covering most US states and five foreign countries. His most notable appearance was in the summer of 2021 at the Cambridge Union, the Holy Grail of Free Speech.
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- Born, raised, and educated in East Germany
- Recruited by the KGB
- Assumed the identity of a US born citizen and spied 10 years in the USA for the USSR
- Resigned from the KGB, became a trusted source for the FBI
- Had a successful career as an information technology executive
- Obtained legal US citizenship in 2014
- Jack’s memoir entitled Deep Undercover was released in 2017
- A podcast drama, based on Jack’s life – “The Agent” – was released in 2021
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