CIA: From the Declassified archives, this is a daily intelligence briefing on China
From the Declassified archives, this is a daily intelligence briefing on China, from the Central Intelligence Agency, dated December seventh, nineteen-fifty. This document reveals U.S. intelligence assessments of Chinese Communist views on the Korean War and the perceived inevitability of a third world war, accessible from the C-I-A Reading Room and the Black Vault. This document was declassified by the C-I-A, and rereleased under the Freedom of Information Act. Its declassification authority is cited as A-C-S-I, Lieutenant Picco. The document was originally marked Top Secret and then…
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