Episode 8.3

Episode 8.3

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When Eisenhower ran for President in 1952, the Korean War was an important issue during the election campaign.  When he became President he tried to end the Korean War, at first time without success but then in March 1953, Stalin died and it was possible to begin talks to end the ...  Show more

Episode 8.5

The story of the early years of the American Central Intelligence Agency and it most important director Allan Dulles.  The CIA go on from a disappointing start during the Korean War to became the oversea convert operations agency for the American Government but some of its action ...  Show more

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