CIA: Today, a declassified C.I.A.
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Declassified. Today, a declassified C.I.A. record from November twenty-fifth, nineteen-forty-nine, detailing United States intelligence on Chinese Nationalist resistance efforts. This document provides a snapshot of U.S. concerns about Communist expansion in China during a critical period. You can find this record at documents2.theblackvault.com. This document, an incoming telegram marked "Confidential," was released through a Freedom of Information Act request. The original classification was declassified by the C.I.A. on February twenty-eighth, two-thousand-and-five, under review exemption R. O. C. sixty-seven-G-one. The document is an incoming telegram, control one zero zero seven three, dated November twenty-fifth, nineteen-forty-nine, from Taipei to the Secretary of State. The subject is "Information." It states: "Sun Lien-chung interviewed by Poston November twentieth, nineteen-forty-nine, stated: Information gave Poston earlier in week not complete. One of groups dispatched Nort
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