The Shadow Dossier — The Secret Army Buried in NATO's Basement
Through much of the Cold War, Western European governments prepared for a scenario they hoped would never happen: a Soviet invasion that overran their armies and placed their countries under occupation. Drawing on the memory of resistance movements that had fought Nazi occupation only a few years earlier, NATO countries and their intelligence services, coordinated in part by the CIA and Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, built something meant to survive a conventional defeat: clandestine stay-behind networks, trained and equipped in advance to conduct sabotage, escape lines, and…
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