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f But British Authoress Rebecca West, who covered the Fuchs case, reminded Americans that they did not have too much cause to be smug. Wrote she: "After all, Alger Hiss was denounced as a Communist agent when he was a prominent figure in the State Department in 1939, and nobody got around to investigating the charges till the last year . . ."
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