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Tel Aviv (JTA) — Israelis
learned this week that a
man they had last heard
about a decade ago has been
serving time in prison since
then for espionage on behalf
of the Soviet Union.
Before his closed-door trial
and conviction, Professor
Marcus Klingberg had
worked as the deputy direc-
tor of the private, non-
governmental Biological In-
stitute in Ness Ziona.
But for the last decade, he
has been held in solitary
confinement, serving an 18-
year jail sentence for es-
pionage.
As often happens in such
cases, the story first broke in
a foreign publication — as a
footnote in a book written
about an former East Ger-
man lawyer active in East-
West spy exchanges.
Learning that the Kl-
ingberg case had been men-
tioned in a biography of
Wolfgang Vogel, Israeli
reporters informed the chief
censor recently that they
were applying to the
Supreme Court for an in-
junction giving them the
right to publish the story.
Many of these journalists
had known about the case
but were denied permission
to print the story by the
Israel Military censor. This
time, the censor gave his
personal permission to run
the story rather than wait
for a court order.
Mr. Klingberg, now 75,
immigrated to Palestine in
1947. He came from Poland
and the Soviet Union, where
he had studied chemistry.
At the Biological Institute,
Mr. Klingberg was ap-
pointed head of the depart-
ment of epidemiology. He
was also in charge of Tel
Aviv University Medical
School's department of
preventive medicine.
But Mr. Klingberg's
distinguished career was cut
short in 1983, when he
suddenly disappeared.
It was later learned,
without official confirma-
tion, that Mr. Klingberg had
been a Soviet "mole"
planted before his arrival in
Palestine.
He was detected by the
Israeli Secret Service in the
early 1980s and subsequent-
ly tried under the strictest
secrecy and sentenced to 18
years in prison.
The Klingberg affair has
revived the controversy here
about the legality and
morality of secret trials.
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