CIA reveals secrets on the Internet
Next week, the U.S. intelligence community will make a total of 11,000 pages of documents collected between 1953 and 1973 available to the general public on the Internet.
The US secret service is making a total of 11,000 pages of collected documents from the period between 1953 and 1973 available to the general public on the Internet next week. As reported by the SDA on Friday, the CIA's so-called "family jewels" include the contents of private letters addressed to addresses in the former Soviet Union and China and opened by agents. Some of them also dealt with kidnappings, assassination attempts, attack plans abroad, burglaries and thefts. From next week, some of these documents and the CIA's meticulous espionage records will be published on the Internet.
