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ARTICHOKE

Project ARTICHOKE was a CIA mind control program initiallly run by the CIA's Office of Scientific Intelligence1 in collaboration with elements of the intelligence divisions of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and FBI. The primary goal of Project… more

Institute for the Study of the USSR (BGCALLUS)

The Institute for the Study of the USSR (ISU) (Cryptonym: BGCALLUS), active from 1950 to 1971, was a cultural warfare project of the Central Intellgence Agency.1 In the guise of a legitimate research institute, consisting mainly of second wave… more

KIBITZ

KIBITZ was a CIA program run from Karlsruhe Base to develop a staybehind net in Germany (1949-53).1 KIBITZ-15 net Walter Kopp One identified sub-project was KIBITZ-15 net, that was run by Wehrmacht lieutenant colonel Walter Kopp. Hans… more

LCPROWL

The LCPROWL project (1950-53) in Germany was a US anti-communist psychological warfare operation accomplished by the Bund Deutscher Jugend ("League of German Youth," cryptonyme: KMPRUDE). A sub-project foresaw the establishment of a stay-behind… more

Investigative Committee of Free Jurists (TPEMBER, CADROIT)

The CIA project CADROIT (1949-55), formerly TPEMBER, "subsidized and guided" the activities of the Investigative Committee of Free Jurists (Untersuchungsausschuss freiheitlicher Juristen, UfJ), active in East and West Germany.1 Ostensibly a… more

CADROWN

The CIA project CADROWN (formerly TPEMBER Apparat, CADRASTIC) (1952-55) was a sub-project of an already existing CIA operation in Germany called CADROIT. CADROIT, formerly called TPEMBER, oversaw the activities of a front operation that acted as a… more

BELLADONNA/TRIDENT

BELLADONNA and TRIDENT were US secret service projects that were initiated before the creation of the CIA. They involved several Ukrainian nationalist figures, amongst them former Nazi collaborationists. BELLADONNA involved collection of foreign… more

Prolog Research Corporation (QRTENURE, AETENURE)

The CIA project AERODYNAMIC (1949-1970), later QRPLUMB (1971-1991), supported the Ukrainian émigré organization Foreign Representation of the Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council (ZP/UHVR), with a New York publishing arm established in 1953 called… more

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