"CIA Target -- The USSR" is a stylized, polemical history of the U.S.
intelligence community's activities against the Soviet Union, beginning
with the OSS at the end of World War II, the co-option of the U.S.
academic community in the 1950s, and continuing through the CIA's use of
Soviet exiles and dissidents. American sources are used throughout the
book. Yakovlev makes the case that the U.S. is engaged in far-reaching,
persistent psychological warfare against the USSR. "The CIA's strategic
objective in this campaign remains the undermining of the Soviet system,
and the ultimate goal, although no longer put in so many words, is its
overthrow."
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