The KGB Connections: An Investigation Into Soviet Operatives In North America (1982)

A very important and informative under-the-radar documentary about KGB operations in the US pre-1982 is a scary little film even in retrospect, since it would seem what the Soviets were doing at the end of the 70's and start of the 80's are now being done by terrorists. Have we learned anything? Clearly not.
This is a great dense little film about what the Soviets were doing here. Its picture of spies running loose and unchecked in America is a frightening one and seems to be the reason that this film has been largely unseen for the better part of the last two decades (why advertise your mistakes?). How infiltrated were we? They talk about the Russian embassy on Long Island and how it existed basically as a means of listening in on phone calls from a major aircraft manufacturing plant and New York City. Not really shocking since everyone in the area suspected it but here's the proof front and center. You don't want to be proved right about some things. Also front and center are the stories of the Soviets flooding the US with spies and attachés (we see pictures and learn their names), as well as their techniques for infiltration. The cold war may be over but this little baby is very unsettling.
There is a brief interview with Larry Grathwohl and some Bill Ayers footage, with a bit of background on the Weather Underground. Additionally, there is a rare interview with KBG defector Yuri Bezmenov (a.k.a. Tomas Schuman). Of note is the congressional testimony of ex-communist Elizabeth Bentley discussing her cover as a “conservative”.

More Yuri Bezmenov with author G Edward Griffin (Edited): The Four Stages of Ideological Subversion - (1985)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/lUqu0DBih3MT/

Most Yuri Bezmenov with author G Edward Griffin (Full Interview): Yuri Bezmenov - "Deception Was My Job" - (1985)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/vwftpq44MzAv/