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Compagnie Franco-Américaine d'Assurances organization

also: Camparne Franco Americano Assurance, Camparne Franco Americano Assurance of Saigon

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Related entities (most co-mentioned)

Thomas Corcoranperson · 1Cornelius Vanderbilt Starrperson · 1Air Americaorganization · 1William Youngmanperson · 1

Claims (4)

Cornelius Vanderbilt Starr secretly_owned Compagnie Franco-Américaine d'Assurances book_quoted
“of Suvanna Bauma in Laos, and it later served as part of an infrastructure for the CIA's secret Laotian war. Previously, one of the principal U.S. financial interests in Indochina was the Camparne Franco Americano Assurance of Saigon, owned…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 a @ 24:53
William Youngman headed Compagnie Franco-Américaine d'Assurances book_quoted
“whose president by 1960 was Corcoran's law firm partner, William Youngman. But after 1950, Corcoran also represented some of the oil companies that since 1963 expressed more and more interest in offshore drilling in the South China Sea. One…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 a @ 25:24
Compagnie Franco-Américaine d'Assurances owned_by Cornelius Vanderbilt Starr book_quoted
“Previously, one of the principal U.S. financial interests in Indochina was the Camparne Franco Americano Assurance of Saigon, owned by Corcoran's client, C.B. Starr and Company, whose president by 1960 was Corcoran's law firm partner, Willi…”
▶ Colonel Towner Exposes OPERATION GLADIO in Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 @ 25:03
William Youngman headed Compagnie Franco-Américaine d'Assurances book_quoted
“Previously, one of the principal U.S. financial interests in Indochina was the Camparne Franco Americano Assurance of Saigon, owned by Corcoran's client, C.B. Starr and Company, whose president by 1960 was Corcoran's law firm partner, Willi…”
▶ Colonel Towner Exposes OPERATION GLADIO in Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 @ 25:03

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The Colonel’s Corner Drugs, Oil and War Part 9 a
▶ 24:53 of Suvanna Bauma in Laos, and it later served as part of an infrastructure for the CIA's secret Laotian war. Previously, one of the principal U.S. financial interests in Indochina was the Camparne Franco Americano Assurance of Saigon, owned…
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