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Studies in Intelligence - Fall 2000

FALL 2000 - SPECIAL UNCLASSIFIED EDITION


CONTENTS
List of Contributors [PDF 27KB*]

Foreword  [PDF 75KB*]
Lloyd D. Salvetti

Photo of Sherman Kent [PDF 395KB*]

     

The Framework
The Need for an Intelligence Literature [PDF 590KB*]
Spring 1955
Sherman Kent


1955-1959
William J. Donovan and the National Security [PDF 690KB*]
Summer 1959
Allen W. Dulles


1960-1964
The Defections of Dr. John [PDF 1.5MB*]
Fall 1960
Delmege Trimble


1965-1969
On the Soviet Nuclear Scent [PDF 1.1MB*]
Fall 1967
Henry S. Lowenhaupt


1970-1974
Soviet Deception in the Czechoslovak Crisis [PDF 905KB*]
Spring 1970
Cynthia M. Grabo


1975-1979
The Holocaust Revisited: A Retrospective Analysis of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Extermination Complex [PDF 2.2MB*]
Winter 1978
Dino A. Brugioni and Robert G. Poirier


1980-1984
An Interview with Richard Helms [PDF 1.9MB*]
Fall 1981
David Frost


1985-1989
A Stone for Willy Fisher [PDF 811KB*]
Winter 1986
Richard Friedman


1990-1994
The San Cristobal Trapezoid [PDF 1.3MB*]
Winter 1992
John T. Hughes and A. Denis Clift


1995-1999
A First Tour Like No Other [PDF 3.9MB*]
Spring 1998 unclassified edition
William J. Daugherty

 

COVER
Issue Cover [1.5MB*]

 

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