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The CIA and the Nazis - Declassified archives document ties between CIA and Nazis - Where Is Hitler?!

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Posted Mar 25, 2010 by ■ grrow in Politics 1 comment
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The US national archives released some 27,000 pages of secret records documenting the CIA’s Cold War relations with former German Nazi Party members and officials. The files reveal numerous cases of German Nazis, some clearly guilty of war crimes, receiving funds, weapons and employment from the CIA. They also demonstrate that US intelligence agencies deliberately refrained from disclosing information about the whereabouts of Adolf Eichmann in order to protect Washington’s allies in the post-war West German government headed by Christian Democratic leader Konrad Adenauer.

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I presume this is it but you have to hunt a bit for it. It seems they don't want to highlight it too much. So lets do it for them shall we?

Quote:The Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Records Interagency Working Group

The Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Records Interagency Working Group (IWG) locates, identifies, inventories, and recommends for declassification, currently classified U.S. records relating to Nazi and Japanese Imperial Government war crimes. Once declassified, these records are released to the American public. The group, consisting of high-level representatives from federal agencies and public members, was established by the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act and the Japanese Imperial Government Disclosure Act.
Since 1999, the IWG has declassified and opened to the public an estimated 8 million pages of documents, including 1.2 million pages of OSS records; 74,000 pages of CIA name and subject files; more than 350,000 pages of FBI subject files; and nearly 300,000 pages of Army intelligence files. The once secret records are helping to shape our understanding of the Holocaust, war crimes, World War II and postwar activities of U.S. and Allied intelligence agencies.
The IWG has issued two interim reports to Congress (in October 1999 and March 2002), and it issues news releases and occasional newsletters, and has published a book. Several publications are forthcoming.

http://www.archives.gov/iwg/
Members of the interagency working group:
Members Archivist Allen Weinstein (Chair)
National Archives and Records Administration


Richard Ben-Veniste
Washington DC


William Hooton
Federal Bureau of Investigation


Mary Walsh
Office of the Executive Director
Central Intelligence Agency


Elizabeth Holtzman
New York NY


Christina Bromwell
Office of the Secretary of Defense
Thomas H. Baer
Los Angeles CA


William H. Leary
Senior Director for Records and Access Management
National Security Council


Paul Shapiro
Director, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum


Eli M. Rosenbaum
Director, Office of Special Investigations
Department of Justice


Marc J. Susser
The Historian
Department of State

Oh, I could say much about these records, as I have worked with many of them and searched and had others search through them....they are a start, but much like the JFK or other 'touchy' areas of history, they are [surprise! surprise!] missing the best bits in almost all cases (literally). One, I'd prefer not to highlight, but will mention in a off-hand sort of way involved a very important person, who's name does NOT appear on the appropriate list - in itself odd. It would almost be as odd as, for example, there being no OSS file on one A. Hilter etc. The interesting part is I had a friend inside NARA who was very helpful and found that despite not one page on this person being listed [admitted by NARA to be in their possession] this person [two actually] were able to get me quite a few, indeed. Upon seeing them, if one knew the 'story' behind the man, one could well imagine why this 'amazing clerical oversight' had occurred. I very much doubt it was the only such 'amazing clerical oversight'. More frustrating was that the documents obtained referred to other documents that have so far been elusive or destroyed or stored in a 'do not file file' or some other such contrivance. Another interesting matter is that if one follows a few of the more 'interesting' [to me] persons' paper trail on gets to a 'wall' where many are still classified...after all these years and despite the law that said they were to be released....my, my, my, was I NOT surprised......:flute: N.B. To give myself a giggle [rare these days] when I did obtain the papers mentioned above by 'special means' I then went through official NARA 'entrance' and asked for them to look for the numbers on my new treasures. Ta Da! They did not show up on their computer system. There and not there. Just like the agencies that created them - a hall of mirrors and only intrepid or lucky or fully determined will get far and I dare say few will find the full story on the 'best bits' directly. Secrecy is one of the main mechanisms of control. He who controls the past, controls the present; he who controls the present, controls the future.

In any case, there is enough dirt here to fully besmirch the already besmirched name of our intelligence and other agencies of state who in their near infinite perfidy did a dance with the devil, and dance it still. Alas, the Nazi devils and their 'dancing partners' are almost all dead and soon will entirely be. But the dance goes on and the hiding of our true history along with it - new devils and new devil's dancing partners - new secret files and occasional new releases of very carefully vetted papers. Taken as a whole, the Nazi-Japanese-Western Intelligence bedfellows and dance partners 'story' is one that doesn't make me want to wave the flag.

I was in personal contact with some who were working with the 'Agencies' in control of the papers, trying to get them to release them - all of them. They admitted to me that it was 'hard going' and much the same tale we have heard over and over in the JFK matter and similar. Big Lies and very Bad Deeds calls for withholding or 'disappearing' lots of history and lots of paper (in the minds of our would-be masters). We must learn how to outsmart them at their own game. It is not easy. On occasion one can score a point here and there.

As found here: http://www.antifascistencyclopedia.com/a...hmann-hide

1) Fight over Eichmann Files Back to German Court, 2) Spiegel: CIA Helped Nazi Eichmann Hide

8th September 2010

Fight over Eichmann Files Back to German Court

BERLIN — Germany’s intelligence service has turned over thousands of files on top Nazi Adolf Eichmann ‘s whereabouts after World War II to a journalist who sued for them. But with so many passages blacked out and pages missing, she’s taking the matter back to court.
An attorney for freelance reporter Gabriele Weber said Tuesday he was confident that she would win greater access eventually, even though Chancellor Angela Merkel’s office has argued that some Eichmann files should stay secret.
Last week, Weber went to see the government files on the man known as the “architect of the Holocaust” for coordinating the Nazi’s genocide policy. She was surprised to find some 1,000 pages missing, despite a federal court’s order in April that the intelligence agency, the BND, could not keep all of the documents secret.
Merkel’s office, which oversees the BND, argued in a filing with the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig that the 3,400 files had been examined and that it had been determined that some should remain withheld for a variety of reasons. It expressed concern that because the information had been received in confidence from other intelligence agencies, to make it public would discredit the BND.
Merkel’s office has not commented on the April decision and the BND refused to elaborate while the matter is still pending in court.
The arguments, however, were similar to those the court rejected when it made its initial ruling.
“I am certain that we will get all of the files, but it will take some time,” Weber’s Berlin attorney Reiner Geulen said.
He has filed a new request with the Leipzig court arguing that the government is violating the court’s original order by withholding so much.
Even though the basics of Eichmann’s story after the war are well known — he fled Germany, was captured in Argentina by Israel’s Mossad in 1960, then hanged after trial in Jerusalem in 1962 — Weber hopes the files will shed more light on missing pieces of the puzzle. Who helped him escape? How much did Germany know about where he was? Is there more to the story of his capture?
“Of the 2,400 pages, maybe 100 are interesting,” she said.
It was not clear when the case would be heard by the Leipzig court.