One wonders why the author, a French PhD in modern history, would write on this subject at all. He may have realized that there would be n...

This book, by a former CIA officer, is a mostly accurate and positive history of CIA during the assignments of Richard Helms between the f...

This is the best book written on CIA by an author who was not previously a CIA officer, overwhelmingly correct and complete in its descrip...

In 1968, when Colby was appointed chief of the Soviet and East European Division, he points out that his responsibility was to collect int...

The voluminous KGB documents with which Mitrokhin defected provided definitive information on KGB defectors Anatoliy Golitsyn and Yuriy No...

This book is an imaginative and theoretically expanded version of the "1000 page" paper written by the author in an effort to qu...

The overall approach taken by Weiner is to interpret practically any Soviet operation or activity in which CIA was ever engaged as having ...