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Hi, this is William Ramsey.

Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show.

I have a very special guest.

His name is Richard Spence, and he is just a recently retired professor of history at the University of Idaho.

And I reached out to him.

I was curious about the subject.

We're going to talk about a book he wrote or was published back in 2017.

Title of the book is Wall Street and the Russian Revolution, 1905 to 1925. But Mr. Spence, when he was teaching specialized in Russian intelligence and military history,

and his course offerings included modern espionage, anti-Semitism, and the Holocaust, history of secret societies,

and the occult in history. And he had one of his first books that I found was,

Trust No One, The Secret World of Sydney Riley, published 2002, then also Secret Agent 666,

Alastroly, British Intelligence, and the occult.

Fascinating book.

I quoted that in my book.

That was published in 2008.

He's also done two great courses, and you can see those on Amazon.

One is titled The Real History of Secret Societies, came out in 2019.

He narrates, and the book comes with a PDF.

And then in 2021, Crimes of the Century, a selective history of infamy. And it covers some of the

notorious criminal cases that have taken place 20th century. And I also saw that he published a book

with another author in 2020 titled Documents from Modern Russia.

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