A Top-Secret CIA Operation

Name: A Top-Secret CIA Operation
Author: Zhan Jingfang

美国中央情报局绝密行动

by Zhan Jingfang (詹静芳)

Status: Completed
Length: 279k Words
Genre: Historical
Updated: 5y ago
Source: Fanqie

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This work of narrative nonfiction uses detailed research and vivid storytelling to present a sweeping account of the development of the United States Central Intelligence Agency, with particular emphasis on its unique role during World War II. It reveals the truth about the world’s most elite and mysterious intelligence organization, bringing the CIA’s rise and fall to life through accounts of its classic espionage cases and brilliant intelligence operatives, as well as its extraordinary contributions to protecting national interests. Richly illustrated with rare historical photographs, the book recreates the CIA’s legendary history.

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