Ronald Reagan: “The free world is today confronted with some of the most…”

On the recordNovember 29, 1985

The free world is today confronted with some of the most sophisticated, best orchestrated efforts of theft and espionage in modern history.

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Republican · California

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Radio Address to the Nation on Efforts to Prevent Espionage Against the United States

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