The Cia: An Imperial History Hugh Wilford Basic Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία World

\ Gripping History That Also Informs The Present\ Sunday Times\ A Spectacular Achievement\ Dominic Sandbrook\ Fast-Paced Absorbing Insightful\ Simon Hall\ Simply Superb\ Kathryn Olmsteda Celebrated British Historian Of Us Intelligence Explores How Cia Was Born In Anti-Imperialist Idealism But Swiftly Became An Instrument New Covert Empire Both America And Overseas As World War Ii Ended United States Stood Dominant Power On Stage 1947 To Support Its Global Status It Created Analyse Foreign Within Few Years Agency Engaged Other Operations: Bolstering Pro-American Governments Overthrowing Nationalist Leaders Surveilling Anti-Imperial Dissenters Cold Obvious Reason For This Transformation - Not Only One Hugh Wilford Draws Decades Research Show Part Larger Picture Western While Young Officers Imagined Themselves Imperial Agents Like T E Lawrence Successive Presidents Used Powers Hide Interventions From Postcolonial Foreigners Americans Alike Even Cia\ S Post-9 11 Hunt Terrorists Haunted By Ghosts Empires Past Comprehensive Original Is Story Birth Order Shadows Offers Most Complete Account Yet Adopted Unaccountable Secrecy At Home Abroad Σελίδες: 384 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0611 Διαστάσεις: 15 4X15 4Cm