Most of the U.S. sources are books already in NameBase, but the
Soviets usually manage to come up with the odd CIA name that wasn't
mentioned in the U.S. literature, as well as other information that
contributes to the overall historical perspective. In this volume, the
descriptions of 20 assassination attempts against Castro (not the mere
handful described in U.S. sources), and the 32-page history of CIA
involvement against African liberation movements, are good examples.
Sometimes Soviet journalism seems overdrawn and hysterical compared to
those sober reports from U.S. think tanks, but this might simply mean that
Soviet propaganda techniques needed refinement. With the collapse of
Soviet empire, books like this won't be appearing anymore. In any case,
the final judgment should rest on the weight of the evidence and the
number of incidents that can be cited by either side.
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