League for the Liberation of Peoples organization
also: committees for liberation from Bolshevikism
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League for the Liberation of Peoples front_for
CIA book_quoted
“It was another CIA front. Robert Dreher, D-R-E-H-E-R, joined the CIA in 1951 as a Navy Reserve lieutenant. He had been expelled from Russia on spy charges three years before. His first broadcast was March 1, 1953. This radio had the same pr…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 4 @ 32:00
Franklin A. Lindsay headed
League for the Liberation of Peoples book_quoted
“when Radio Free Europe pulled out every stop to get news into Eastern Europe. By then, the Munich headquarters at the edge of English Garden contained almost two dozen committees for liberation from Bolshevikism, started up in 1950. It was …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Safe for Democracy Part 4 @ 31:16
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▶ 25:25
It was precisely the number of organizations and their inability to effectively work together that began causing problems. So you have the anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, which I just mentioned. You had the European Freedom Council, the Lea…