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Nosenko NBR: CIA files in the 2017-2018 ARC releases (Part 3)

Posted on June 24, 2019 by Robert

This post looks at the CIA records on Yuri Nosenko in the JFK Assassination Records Collection (ARC) that were designated “not believed relevant” (NBR). Over 2000 pages of these NBR documents on Nosenko were released by the National Archives and … Continue reading →

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“I have always had adequate sex that no one appreciated”: The best of Studies in Intelligence

Posted on June 24, 2016 by Robert

Taking a 10 minute pause from grading final exams, I would like to announce that the Warren will begin a new series introducing government funded fun and enlightenment from Studies in Intelligence, the CIA’s in-house journal. While there is much … Continue reading →

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Notes on Studies in Intelligence

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Robert

I’ve read a bit more from and about Studies in Intelligence, the CIA’s in-house intelligence journal (not that much, put down that blindfold and cigarette).  A few random notes on this for today. The most interesting discovery was the SI … Continue reading →

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Idle reading

Posted on October 15, 2015 by Robert

I confess to reading stuff on the internet when I should be working. Before you drag me off and shoot me, try this site. What is this? It is a sortable index to every article that has been declassified from … Continue reading →

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