Communist Interrogation, Indoctrination, and Exploitation of American Military and Civilian Prisoners, Объемы 74-76United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations U.S. Government Printing Office, 1956 - Всего страниц: 210 |
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... mind you , you have a man who is utterly dependent and very eager for human contact . So he reviews the life history in great detail , asks him about all sorts of personal incidents in his early life , childhood and development , and ...
... mind you , you have a man who is utterly dependent and very eager for human contact . So he reviews the life history in great detail , asks him about all sorts of personal incidents in his early life , childhood and development , and ...
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... mind . They are the defectors that I had an opportunity to work with . The CHAIRMAN . In other words , they actually participated and were assigned the duty of getting confessions from the prisoners , and you have talked with them ? Dr ...
... mind . They are the defectors that I had an opportunity to work with . The CHAIRMAN . In other words , they actually participated and were assigned the duty of getting confessions from the prisoners , and you have talked with them ? Dr ...
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... mind . This is a group of 6 or 8 people with a leader . They are all prisoners , poli- tical prisoners . The leader and the group are intensely competitive in bringing to bear upon the newcomer the evidences of his defections and ...
... mind . This is a group of 6 or 8 people with a leader . They are all prisoners , poli- tical prisoners . The leader and the group are intensely competitive in bringing to bear upon the newcomer the evidences of his defections and ...
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... mind as to the trustworthiness of the Communists . That was just another indication that their word didn't mean anything and that you could not deal with them . That holding back of those prisoners was deliberate and it was by design ...
... mind as to the trustworthiness of the Communists . That was just another indication that their word didn't mean anything and that you could not deal with them . That holding back of those prisoners was deliberate and it was by design ...
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... mind . The CHAIRMAN . I was going to ask the judge to identify himself for the record . He may comment at any time he wishes to do so . Mr. STEPHEN S. JACKSON ( Assistant General Counsel , Department of Defense ) . My name is Stephen S ...
... mind . The CHAIRMAN . I was going to ask the judge to identify himself for the record . He may comment at any time he wishes to do so . Mr. STEPHEN S. JACKSON ( Assistant General Counsel , Department of Defense ) . My name is Stephen S ...
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