About: Percy Glading

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English co-founder of the CPGB and Soviet spy

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  • Codename "Got" (en)
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  • 1893-11-29 (xsd:date)
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  • Percy Eded Glading (en)
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  • 1893-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • 1970-04-15 (xsd:date)
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  • 1970-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • Brits ingenieur (1893-1970) (nl)
  • English co-founder of the CPGB and Soviet spy (en)
  • inxenieru británicu (1893–1970) (ast)
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  • Percy Glading, 1938 mugshot (en)
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  • Percy Eded Glading (en)
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  • Wanstead, Essex, England (en)
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  • Percy Glading's 1938 police photographs (en)
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  • 1970-04-15 (xsd:date)
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  • Surrey, England (en)
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  • Co-founder of the Communist Party of Great Britain, Soviet spy at the Woolwich Arsenal (en)
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  • Percy Glading (en)
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  • Codename "Got" (en)
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  • Although Glading was undoubtedly the organiser of this group of Communist sub-agents, he was not free to run the group and recruit agents as he thought fit, but was under control of the foreign resident in Britain, except for a period of two months immediately prior to his arrest. (en)
  • [Glading] was clever enough to realise that the flat should be rented by someone unknown to MI5. He was clever enough to see that a young woman called Olga Gray, who had been recruited to secret Comintern work from a CPGB front organisation, was the perfect person to help...unfortunately for Glading and the others convicted in 1938 as the 'Woolwich Arsenal spies', he was not clever enough to know that Olga Gray was an MI5 penetration agent. (en)
  • The Indian masses, imprisoned, butchered and murdered by the Imperialist governments of Tories, Liberals and Labour. These workers repudiated their old leaders, found new class-conscious fighters during the class battles, and have set up new revolutionary working-class unions. These new forces, which have been created on the field of class battle, have now become the driving force in the revolutionary struggle in India. (en)
  • "[Glading] combined the three leading character traits that Moscow thought promising in a potential undercover source: idealism, vanity and greed". (en)
  • Should MI5 have discovered the name of a person described by Olga Gray...as 'another man short and rather bumptious in manner' who was working with Glading, they would have had no problem in finding out everything else about Dr Deutsch. But they did have a problem because that bumptious man turned out to be rather careful. (en)
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  • Diaries, 1939–42 (en)
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  • Richard Davenport-Hines (en)
  • Boris Volodarsky (en)
  • Roy Berkeley (en)
  • Nigel West and Oleg Tsarev (en)
  • Glading, The Growth of the Indian Strike Movement, 1921-1929, 1929. (en)
  • Message from Gray to Maxwell Knight, discussing Glading and the Stevens' (en)
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  • When interviewed Glading was rather stuffy at first but gradually, under a great deal of flattery, his own conceit got the better of him. The conversation developed on professional lines and in the end, Glading even softened towards "Miss X", when he realised that he had placed her in a very difficult position. His real grievance was with Special Branch in producing the porter at Fawcett Court who swore that Glading had visited Brandes' flat. This he said was a lie. Otherwise, he regarded the whole business as a fair cop. He did not say anything very useful... (en)
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