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Allen Dulles's book, based on his experience from World War II through the Cold War, summarizes intelligence practices from the late twentieth century. Dulles served as director of the CIA for eight years and discusses intelligence collection, surveillance, and the role of intelligence in a free society. The account includes personal anecdotes and addresses events like the Bay of Pigs.
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