CIA: General Nemoto - Formosa
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Welcome to Declassified. Today, we delve into a declassified C-I-A record concerning U.S. intelligence on China, specifically a November tenth, nineteen-forty-nine memorandum titled "General Nemoto - Formosa". This document offers insights into the political landscape of Formosa—present-day Taiwan—shortly after the Chinese Civil War. This record is available on documents2.theblackvault.com. This document was released under the Freedom of Information Act and made public by the C-I-A on March twenty-seventh, two-thousand-and-seven. No specific F-O-I-A case number is cited in the available archive, but its declassification authority is implicit in its public release. The memorandum is an Inter-Office Memorandum from G-two, G-H-Q, marked "For use within G-two only" and "Secret". It states: "Attached herewith are reports concerning trip of General Nemoto to Formosa. Previous copies of these reports were sent to you with briefs I had prepared for General Willoughby. However, the briefs were
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