Well, since your category says World War II, then the dictator would have been Josef Stalin. He was the only dictator who ruled the Soviet Union during WWII. Stalin also kept a sharp eye on any communists who wavered from his hard line regime.
All of them. Maybe except Gorbachev.
Various people spied for the Union. The Pinkerson men did work for them and other civilians. At the time there were touring theater companies and several had actors/ actresses that spied because they moved through the south. One interesting spy was Charles Heidsick a Frenchman who was from a wealthy champagne family. He disguised himself as a bartender and worked on the Mississippi steamers. He carried info for the confederates.
Loyalty Leagues were groups of citizens, who spied on other citizens who where thought to have connections with the German Kaiser.(For example, someone with a German last name.) They wanted to rid the country of all disloyal people. However they spied on neighbors, friends, and even family members. Many of whom had no connections at all.
If people knew that, they wouldn't have been good spies! They would've been executed ones. -- It was not who, it was what spied on North Vietnam. The U.S. destroyer Maddox spied on North Vietnam in support of the south.
they spied and killed for him
Yes Harriet Tubman was a spy when her code name was nurse she did nurse duties when people came by her mission was to get as many fugitives.Yes she worked for the army.
The Rosenbergs were involved in the Manhattan Project which designed and made the first atomic bomb. They spied for the Soviet Union and passed the information to the Soviet Union on how to make an atomic bomb. They were caught and were executed for spying. With the breakup of the Soviet Union, the great value of their spying to the Soviet Atomic Bomb program was revealed.
they spied on the union
Various people spied for the Union. The Pinkerson men did work for them and other civilians. At the time there were touring theater companies and several had actors/ actresses that spied because they moved through the south. One interesting spy was Charles Heidsick a Frenchman who was from a wealthy champagne family. He disguised himself as a bartender and worked on the Mississippi steamers. He carried info for the confederates.
Loyalty Leagues were groups of citizens, who spied on other citizens who where thought to have connections with the German Kaiser.(For example, someone with a German last name.) They wanted to rid the country of all disloyal people. However they spied on neighbors, friends, and even family members. Many of whom had no connections at all.
he spied on mei spied on my friends as they gossiped
it is about how harriet spied for the union a cook and more. it mostly about how she helped many slaves get to a safer place in the usa
They were spied
the stalker spied on a women?
The word spied has one syllable.
Spy is a verb, while spied is a verb past tense. It means to peek, or eavesdrop."Mom, she spied on me again."If I had spied on you, wouldn't I have known what you said?
Spied is a verb (past tense of spy).
The Definitive is 'to spy' Present tense I spy You He/she/they spy. Past tense I spied you spied he/she/they spied Future tense I shall spy you will spy he/she/they will spy.