United States — Foreign relations — Southeast Asia.
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The C.I.A. and the international heroin trade : another view / produced by David Emory.
Documentaries about rhe CIA’s role in re-establishing the international heroin trade following World War II. The programs examine alliances between U.S. intelligence agencies and drug smuggling syndicates in France, Italy, and China, as well as the CIA’s role in Southeast Asian drug traffic.|THE C.I.A. AND THE INTERNATIONAL HEROIN TRADE : ANOTHER VIEW / produced by…
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Beyond the Pentagon Papers / Tony Russo ; interviewed by Bob Young.
Tony Russo released the Pentagon Papers in 1969 with his partner Daniel Ellsberg. The Papers questioned United States military involvement in Southeast Asia. Russo is still an activist for world peace. He updates current issues affecting Southeast Asia and the United States, with some emphasis on current research into the John F. Kennedy assassinaiton.|BEYOND THE…
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U.S. postwar policy in Southeast Asia / Gabriel Kolko.
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Felix Greene abroad.
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The Criminal aspects of the Reagan-bush years / Joseph P. Trento ; interviewed by Dennis Bernstein.
Joseph Trento, with the National Security News Service, discusses how the CIA got into a position of power, starting with the Truman administration up through the Bush Presidency. He begins with the origins of the CIA during World War II under the Office of Strategic Services (OSS). Its original function was to gather and evaluate…