AP Historical Hard Drive 1998

EN_00947511_0670

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Two miniature pistols and two deadly cigarette cases, developed by the Soviet secret police, fell into western hands through the defection of Russian intelligence Captain Nikolai E. Khokhlov. Weapons were shown at April 22,1954, news conference in Bonn, German where Khokhlov told newsmen he defected rather than kill Georgi Sergeyvich Okolovich, member of an anti-Soviet organization in Frankfurt. Cigarete cases projected hollow point bullets containing poison through fake cigarettes, while miniature pistols fired bullets while making a sound less than the snap of a finger. Tray with various kinds oof amunition is in background. (AP Phboto/Gillhausen)

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headline AP Historical Hard Drive 1998

created date 1954-04-22

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

byline GILLHAUSEN

original transmission reference 69480

weight 0,08MB

size 9cm x 8cm by 300dpi

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