... be linked to the current torture scandals at Abu Ghraib, Guantánamo Bay, and other secret CIA so-called black-site prisons. MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2008 voices Feminism, Torture, and the Politics of Chicana/Third World Solidarity: An Interview with Olga...

... Chile's truth and reconciliation process. In February 1999, the president authorized, and his administration initiated, the Chile Declassification Project. © 2016 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2016 declassified documents US foreign policy Pinochet Nixon Kissinger CIA...

... this past December when CIA Director George Tenet blocked the partial declassification of the November 26, 1968, issue of the President’s Daily Brief (PDB). Tenet invoked the authority of a March 2003 Bush executive order in overturning—for the first time—the de...

... US Agency for International Development (USAID), and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) complicates the work to locate records and materials because these agencies maintain their own archives. Yet, archives are not pristine repositories of historical records. As a case in point, a vast amount of...

... told him that he was 80 percent sure that the answer was the Library of Congress. But recalling the writing on the wall in True Lies, Smith correctly identified the CIA. 16-Lambrose 12/2/03 3:28 PM Page 215 Lambrose | The...

...R. J. Lambrose Copyright © 1992 MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1992 R.J. Lambrose CIA ON CAMPUS It hasn't been an easy year for the CIA. First, there was the awkward- ness surrounding the end of the Cold War. Then, there was the embar...

... States, an acknowledged handler of Cold War spies, and a key player in the four-decades-long covert war between the CIA and KGB, was granted U.S. citizenship.1 Unlike most immigrants to the United States, Kalugin’s newly professed “love of America” thus comes at...

... misuses of U.S. power: from Bertrand Russell’s 1967 International War Crimes Tribunal and the 1971 Winter Soldier Hearings to the 1975 Rockefeller Committee report into domestic covert activity — which found that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had infiltrated political organizations, ran...

... the silence: “Your mission, Dan, should you choose to accept it. . . ” Sound like late-night TV? Not according to an unclassified arti- cle on “The Historian as Foreign Policy Analyst: The Challenge of the CIA” published in The Public Historian. The author of this infor- mative memo...

... former fascist war criminals and their collabora- tors. “We had assumed that the I.N.S. dropped the ball” on these fi gures, Professor Goda told the New York Times, but the documents showed that time and again FBI and CIA pressure forced the Immigration and...

... librarians who refused to release patron records in response to NSL requests. Page 116: The redacted page comes from the CIA Inspector General report of 2004 (declassified though still very redacted in 2009) about the use of authorized and unauthorized “enhanced” interrogation techniques in CIA...

... Is Our Profession." And the CIA fights for dignity, democ- racy and freedom. No island is too small for our caring attention. Look at Grenada. According to Reagan, "Disinformatione" is a Russian word. They invented the word, and the strategy. 44...

... they rather, to a significant degree, the products of our own counterterrorism practices? It is no secret, for a start, that Sheik Omar was recruited by the CIA and came to this coun- try with visas repeatedly provided by the agency. Robert Friedman...

... return to the United States in 1962 should not be regarded as strange, because the same was done for another defector to the USSR, Robert Webster. Posner does not mention that Webster is by some regarded as having been a "false defector" under CIA auspices, who, curious- ly, was apparently...

...R. J. Lambrose Copyright © 1999 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1999 @THE ABUSABLE PAST :*v R. J. Lambrose KNOW-NOTHINGS We were not exactly surprised to read some time ago that an internal CIA investigation had...

... tradition. One of our personal favorites is the report the Bronx Home News issued on Trotsky’s role in the Bolshevik seizure of power. “Bronx Man,” the headline read, “Leads Russian Revolution.” So perhaps you’ll for- give us if we bring up an angle on the Aldrich Ames-CIA spy scan- 252/ RADICAL...

... of humanitarian law” were violated in Nicaragua: “They [the U.S. agencies and the contras] waged war not so much against the Nicaraguan army as against ‘soft targets’: teachers, health care workers, elected officials (a CIA-prepared manual actually...

..., rejected opening a criminal investigation into the use of waterboarding by the CIA. 248  Radical History Review Brown | The First Eight Years of Life during Wartime, 2003–2011  249 250  Radical History Review 252  Radical History Review Senators Scott Brown (R-­Mass) and Joseph Lieberman (I...

... meeting attendance were at record levels, although Salaita’s future remains uncertain.4 (Meanwhile, the other side had its academics, too: the architects of the Central Intelligence Agency’s [CIA] torture program were psychologists, and they — together with a series of CIA directors — seem to have...

... apparent, however, that the FBI, the CIA, and other gov- ernment agencies were employing tactics of delay, evasion, and even out- right defiance to frustrate users of the Act. In 1974, in the wake of the Pentagon Papers and Watergate, Congress strengthened the Freedom of Information Act. In its...