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Today 55 Pierrepont St. is a residence for seniors. But in 1940s Brooklyn, this was the Hotel Pierrepont, temporary home of the assassin who changed Russian history. Photo: Mary Frost/Brooklyn Eagle

Assassins and espionage: A history of spies in Brooklyn

December 9 | Mary Frost

A new book tells the story of some of New York City...

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