This extraordinary book is the first to examine the thousands of documents of the super-secret Venona Project -- an American intelligence project that uncovered not only an enormous range of Soviet espionage activities against the United States during World War II but also the Americans who abetted this effort. The stunning revelations of the Venona papers, only made public in ...
This extraordinary book is the first to examine the thousands of documents of the super-secret Venona Project -- an American intelligence project that uncovered not only an enormous range of Soviet espionage activities against the United States during World War II but also the Americans who abetted this effort. The stunning revelations of the Venona papers, only made public in 1995, illuminate in a new way the Stalin era and early Cold War years.
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John Earl Haynes is 20th Century Political Historian, Manuscript Division, the Library of Congress. Harvey Klehr is Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Politics and History at Emory University.
With U.S Government support, arranged through White, Chi returned to Chungking in 1941 to become an official of the Chinese government's finance ministry. There he supplied the Chinese Communists with information and disrupted Chiang Kai-shek's regime from within. When Chiang and his Nationalist government retreated to Taiwan in 1949, Chi stayed on the mainland , openly anouncing his status as a veteran Chinese Communist party operative, and became a senior official of Mao Tse-tung's government.[51]
There are fifteen deciphered KGB messages during the 1944 and 1945 in which White was discussed or which reported information he was providing to Soviet intelligence officers.[52] The KGB mentioned that White offered advice concerning how far the Soviet could push the United States on abandoni... (查看原文)
This burned code book is not the same as the code and the cipher materials that were obtained from Finnish officers by another American intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, in late 1944. In that case, the State Department learned of the matter and, in a remarkbly naive act, successfully urged President Roosevelt to order the OSS to hand the material over to the KGB as a gesture of goodwill. So far as is known, the OSS did not even keep a copy.[19] (查看原文)
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群众出版社2004版
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