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United States intelligence agency (1942-1945)
The CIA began cultivating cultural influence as early as the 1950s, working indirectly with writers, studios and cultural figures to promote anti-communist messages and favorable images of America abr...
Declassified documents released since 2000 have shifted historians’ view of –Hollywood relations from anecdote and suspicion to a documented, institutionalized practice: the Agency has long offered ex...
Declassified CIA records contain a small set of post‑war reports and name‑file materials showing that U.S. intelligence officers investigated tips and rumors that Adolf Hitler might have been seen in ...