Traitor/Patriot gives you an insider's look at the motivation behind the people who committed espionage.

Arguably the greatest spy for the West during the Cold War, Dimitriy Polyakov was a Russian Military Intelligence General who turned on Russia. He was run by the CIA and FBI and betrayed by both Ames and Hanssen.

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Arguably the greatest spy for the West during the Cold War, Dimitriy Polyakov was a Russian Military Intelligence General who turned on Russia.

The Soviet General Who Switched Sides

Vladimir Vetrov was a KGB officer who worked for the French intelligence service. The “Farewell Document,” shared with President Reagan included Soviet intelligence gained by Vetrov.

A KGB officer who worked for the French intelligence service, Vladimir Vetrov stole Soviet technical and economic espionage.

France's Man in Moscow

Gabrielle Kleim was one of many women working in West Germany targeted by “Romeo Spies.” Duped into sharing intelligence for love at the behest of the “Man Without a Face,” East German HVA Intel Chief Marcus Wolf.

Gabrielle Kleim, one of many women duped into sharing intelligence for love at the behest of Marcus Wolf and his “Romeo Spies.”

The Romeo Project

While a prisoner in North Korea, George Blake was recruited by the Soviets to spy on the British. He was caught and sentenced to prison but escaped to the Soviet Union.

Famed MI6 agent turned Soviet spy, George Blake caused havoc to the allies revealing the secretive Berlin Surveillance Tunnel operation and much more.

The Gentleman Spy: George Blake

Xialong Zhang and Cao Guangzhi are two Chinese nationals who are caught attempting to steal proprietary information from Apple Inc., and Tesla’s Autonomous driving vehicle for a Chinese competitor.

Xialong Zhang and Cao Guangzhi are two Chinese nationals caught and prosecuted on grounds of trade theft for Apple and Tesla’s autonomous vehicle programs.