Central Intelligence Agency memorandum concerning Soviet kerosene shipments
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This is a declassified Central Intelligence Agency memorandum concerning Soviet kerosene shipments to China, dated December seventh, nineteen forty‑nine. The document appears in the public archive of The Black Vault, a repository for historically released U.S. intelligence records. The memorandum was made available through The Black Vault’s digital collection. The release is part of the agency’s ongoing declassification program, with the document identified as a confidential intelligence report. The declassification authority is the Central Intelligence Agency, and the file was posted to the public archive on the date indicated in the online entry. The document reads as follows: Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. Memorandum December seventh, nineteen forty‑nine The following report, evaluated as true, is forwarded: “1. On twenty‑third November, nineteen nineteen, we received a cable from our United Kingdom correspondent asking if we could assist them in locating some T‑2 tank
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