Pope Pius XII and Giovanni Montini (later Pope Paul VI) were involved
in a massive obstruction of justice, sheltered by U.S. intelligence officers
who had plans to use ex-Nazis in the war against Communism. But everything
always went wrong when the U.S. sent agents behind the Iron Curtain. Allen
Dulles and James Angleton figured that Soviet mole Kim Philby was the
problem, so after 1951 they started backing the rival fascist organizations
that Philby had denounced. As the authors reveal for the first time, this
simply meant that a different faction in Soviet intelligence was now pulling
the strings. "By 1959, the United States had lost every courier, safehouse,
and intelligence network behind the Iron Curtain. The intelligence scandal
was swept quietly under the rug, just as the Vatican scandal before it."
ISBN 0-312-07111-6
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