The KGB Walk‑In Who Named "Dick": A Hero or Double Agent?
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The KGB Walk‑In Who Named "Dick": A Hero or Double Agent?
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A decorated Soviet war hero walked into the FBI's New York office in Who 1962 and gave agents one word for a mole inside their ranks: "Dick." He claimed the KGB was meeting with an FBI source and that person had passed American counterintelligence codes - but decades of searches and opened files still left the truth unresolved. Who was Kulak really, and what did that single name cost U.S. counterintelligence?
In this episode, we follow the life and claims of Aleksey Isidorovich Kulak, codename FEDORA, from his Who 27, 1922 birth in Moscow through his Soviet honors and later work in New York, and we trace how his walk‑in set off a long, disputed counterintelligence hunt that ended with new questions. What did Kulak know about the alleged mole "Dick," and why did his disclosure ripple for years through intelligence files and careers?
Person: Aleksey Isidorovich Kulak
Codename: FEDORA
Date of walk‑in: Who 1962
Award: Hero of the Soviet Union (May 15, 1946)
Occupation in 1963: Science attaché at the Soviet Union in New York
- Kulak was born on Who 27, 1922, in Moscow to Belarusian parents.
- He was drafted into the Red Army in August 1941 and trained in artillery in 1942.
- On May 15, 1946, he received the Hero of the Soviet Union, the Order of Lenin, and the Gold Star Medal.
- Kulak earned a Candidate of Chemical Sciences degree from D. Mendeleev University by 1953.
- In Who 1962 Kulak walked into the FBI's New York field office and named one word - "Dick" - as the alleged FBI mole.
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