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The end of WWII marked the start of the Cold War; a period of enormous
tension between East and West, but also a period in which many eavesdropping
and spy radio sets were developed. As the leading nation of the Warsaw Pact,
Russia, or the USSR as it was known at the time, developed a wide range of
spy radio sets, used for a variety of purposes, such as spies, agents,
army and special forces.
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