CIA: United States State Department memorandum concerning the activities
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Cold Open. This is a declassified United States State Department memorandum concerning the activities of the Field Research Unit in Formosa, addressed to the American Embassy in Taipei on March thirtieth, nineteen fifty. The document is notable because it reveals internal U.S. assessments of the unit’s interactions with local authorities during the early Cold War period. The source is archived at The Black Vault. Provenance. The memorandum was released to the public through The Black Vault’s digital collection, made available online at archive dot org. The declassification authority is the United States government, and the record is presented in its original Top Secret classification. The release date is listed as the date of upload to the public archive. The Document. The Foreign Service of the United States of America Bureau of Eastern Affairs Address: Official Communications To: American Embassy, Taipei, Taiwan March thirtieth, nineteen fifty Informal My interview with a representat
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