Many people believe that the level of CIA intrigue behind the junta was
an important factor. This is true with Oriana Fallaci in "A Man" (1980), an
overwhelmingly-dramatic biography of junta prisoner Alexander Panagoulis.
Woodhouse concedes that the CIA probably had advance knowledge of the coup,
but feels that popular opinion in Greece is also trying to scapegoat the
CIA for a situation of their own making. With his Establishment credentials,
Woodhouse cannot be expected to pursue the question. Regardless of what
forces led to the coup, vice-president Spiro Agnew was openly pro-junta
during his term, and Nixon, Kissinger, and Dean Rusk weren't much better.
The junta, after all, was open to U.S. corporations, Greece was a NATO ally
in a strategic region, and the Navy needed to homeport the Sixth Fleet there.
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