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Morris "Moe" Berg, a multilingual Princeton University graduate who played major league baseball throughout the 1920s and '30s, lived a life of danger and intrigue as a U.S. military intelligence officer in Europe during World War II.
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Date published
2017-04-11
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MarsPharmacistHungarian languageOutlandishShortstopYiddishChicago TribuneItalian languageMoe SzyslakLatin honorsParatrooperPrinceton UniversityKorean WarMystery fictionColumbia UniversityPortuguese languageSanskritOffice of Strategic ServicesHebrew languageAlban BergGreek languagePhysicistColonelSpanish languageDiplomatFrench languageLatinChinese languageArabicEspionageWinston ChurchillNuclear weaponNew JerseySwitzerlandCentral Intelligence AgencyWorld War IINazismIsraelSocial mediaNew York CityUnited StatesPlot twistKimonoBombing of TokyoUrnQuiverUniversity of ParisBaseballJosip Broz TitoEuropean theatre of World War IIHyperboleLuke SpencerFighter pilotCatcherUniversity of ZurichAtomic bombings of Hiroshima and NagasakiSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
