Hidden Histories
Jeffrey S. KayeMy Substack newsletter is all about revealing aspects of recent U.S. history that have otherwise been censored or suppressed, as for example, the U.S. use of biological weapons during the Korean War. I rely heavily on documented evidence, which I share.
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CIA Advocated Editing Interrogation Tapes to Falsely Document "Confessions"
This article draws upon two articles I wrote over ten years ago. These articles summarized what was new in a then-recently released version of the CIA’s famous “KUBARK” interrogation manual. (KUBARK was the CIA’s own code name for itself.) ...
USAF Airman: "The Truth About How American Imperialism Launched Germ Warfare"
Screenshot from Supplement to People’s China, May 16, 1952, page. 3
The Cuckoo in the Ash Tree: Mikhail Sholokhov's "They Fought for Their Country" (Book Review)
"‘Lull on the frontline’: Soviet soldiers rest during a respite between battles in Stalingrad.” Undated, but 1942. RIA Novosti archive, image #61150 / Alpert / CC-BY-SA 3.0 (Source: Wikipedia)
CIA-Connected D.C. Hospital Chief Advised Warren Commission
Zapruder film captures moment President John F. Kennedy received a fatal shot to the head, November 22, 1963. (Source: Zapruder film screenshot, edited for size, from original video at Wikipedia.org.)
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Retired psychologist, researcher, author
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