/u/nattetosti's posts in /r/askhistorians
When I think of the CIA, a lot of 'negative achievements' come to mind: 'Iran', the War on Drugs, backing Junta's. What could historically be seen as big positive achievements by the CIA?
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Were Kriegsmarine U-Boot recruits aware of its atrocious casualty rate (75%, the highest of all German forces during the war) or was German propaganda effective until the end?
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A question about mid-90's heroin usage as portraid in the movie Pulp Fiction (which turns 22 today!)
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Are there any known instances of sabotage during the space race between the US and the USSR? There must've been a lot of espionage-related activities, but were there any known attempts at physically sabotaging rockets/launches?
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Were families of (WWII) military personel who were declared KIA but turned out to be alive (POW) obligated to pay back the death gratuity funds awarded to them?
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