Ion Pacepa
Ion Pacepa is a former high-ranking Romanian intelligence officer who became a notable defector to the United States in 1978. He is best known for his role as a top advisor to Nicolae Ceaușescu and for his insights into the inner workings of the Romanian communist regime. After his defection, Pacepa authored several books, including 'Red Horizons,' which exposed the realities of life under Ceaușescu's rule and the operations of the Romanian intelligence service. His revelations provided valuable information about Eastern European politics during the Cold War and have made him a controversial figure in discussions about espionage and defection.
Born on Oct 28, 1928 (97 years old)
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Ion Pacepa was a Romanian defector who provided insights into Ceaușescu's reactions to the Soviet invasion.
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