There is limited information available about the specific work hours of Elizabeth Bentley, as she lived in the early to mid-20th century. However, as a prominent figure in American history as a Soviet espionage agent and subsequently as a witness and informer for the FBI, it is likely that she worked long hours and irregular schedules as she engaged in clandestine activities and intelligence gathering. Bentley's work as a spy and informant involved meeting with contacts, gathering information, documenting communications, and transmitting secrets to her Soviet handlers. Due to the nature of her work, she may have had to work unconventional hours to maintain secrecy and avoid detection.
