Our obsession with spies goes way back. Even years before the Cold War brought terms like KGB and CIA into our lexicon, military campaigns throughout history have relied on the daring work and unique skills of spies and double agents to facilitate the efforts against so-called enemies. In conventional conflicts, countries take sides and their armies engage in war. But there is very little that is conventional about spies. After all, a spy is a …showed first 75 words of 780 total…

…showed last 75 words of 780 total…as more and more news gets out about both the CIA and KGB's efforts throughout the Cold War, one can expect more coverage on the world of spies. And when it comes time to wonder whether our interest with spies will grow over the future or melt away with the thawing ice of the Cold War, one can only conclude that the events of September 11, 2001 will only encourage governments to increase their roster of spies.