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606:, when the CIA discovered that Agee was going to publish a book it began what Phillips refers to as "a program of cauterization", wherein every CIA official and agent known to Agee were "terminated, and some relocated for their safety; and every operation which Agee might have been privy to was being terminated". Phillips says that this cost the agency millions of dollars.
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December 12, 1965, Agee visited senior Uruguayan military and police officers at a Montevideo police headquarters. He realized that the screaming he heard from a nearby cell was the torturing of a Uruguayan, whose name he had given to the police as someone to watch. The Uruguayan senior officers
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Mr. Agee was born in Tacoma, Fla., attended Jesuit schools and graduated cum laude from the
University of Notre Dame in 1956. He told the New York Times in 1974 that the CIA attempted to recruit him while he was at Notre Dame, offering a package plan that included Air Force duty. He said no but
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was among the most serious problems facing the CIA. Also from
Mitrokhin's files: In Dirty Work 2: The CIA in Africa, it is said that Agee met with Oleg Maksimovich Nechiporenko and A. N. Istkov of the KGB, and they gave him a list of CIA officers working in Africa. The files also claim that Agee
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Following this he details how he resigned from the CIA and began writing the book, conducting research in Cuba, London and Paris. During this time he said that the CIA spied on him. The cover of the book featured an image of the bugged typewriter given to Agee by a CIA agent as part of their
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To the end of his life, Philip Agee consistently and categorically denied ever having worked for any intelligence service after leaving the CIA. He said that his motives were purely altruistic. In support of this he adduces the relentless persecution he endured from the CIA, as it and the
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promoted a parliamentary bill, gaining the support of more than 50 of his colleagues, which called for the CIA station in London to be expelled. The activity in support of Agee did not prevent his eventual deportation from the UK on June 3, 1977, when he traveled to the
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identified 250 alleged CIA officers and agents. The list of officers and agents, all personally known to Agee, appears in an appendix to the book. While written as a diary, the book actually reconstructs events based on Agee's memory and his subsequent research.
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and wrote that this was the immediate event precipitating his leaving the agency. Agee wrote that the CIA was "very pleased with his work" and had offered him "another promotion", and that his manager "was startled" when Agee told him about his plans to resign.
512:, said the book was "as complete an account of spy work as is likely to be published anywhere" and it is "an authentic account of how an ordinary American or British 'case officer' operates ... All of it ... is presented with deadly accuracy."
537:. He writes that the techniques he used included bribery, intimidation, bugging, and forgery. Agee spent four years in Ecuador penetrating Ecuadorian politics. He states that his actions subverted and destroyed the political fabric of Ecuador.
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founder Daniel Brandt had taught Agee how to use computers and computer databases for his research. Agee lived with his wife principally in
Hamburg, Germany and Havana, Cuba, founding the Cubalinda.com travel website in the 1990s.
321:(1983) that Agee's resignation was forced "for a variety of reasons, including his irresponsible drinking, continuous and vulgar propositioning of embassy wives, and inability to manage his finances". Agee said these claims were
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Kalugin writes that Agee then went to the Cubans, who "welcomed him with open arms." The Cubans shared Agee's information with the KGB, but
Kalugin continued to regret the missed opportunity to have direct access to this asset.
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Agee was accused of receiving up to US$ 1 million in payments from the Cuban intelligence service. He denied the accusations, which were first made by a high-ranking Cuban intelligence officer and defector in a 1992
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magazine interview after the book's publication, Agee said: "Millions of people all over the world had been killed or at least had their lives destroyed by the CIA ... I couldn't just sit by and do nothing."
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contributed to Agee's text. Mitrokhin claims that Agee removed all references to CIA penetration of Latin
American Communist parties from his typescript before publication at the request of Service A.
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side. I approve KGB activities, communist activities in general. Between the overdone activities that the CIA initiates and the more modest activities of the KGB, there is absolutely no comparison."
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staff member in order to target a member of the CIA's Mexico City station on behalf of Cuban intelligence. According to this story, Agee was identified during a meeting by a CIA case officer.
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was revoked by the US government in 1979. The State
Department offered him an administrative hearing to challenge the passport revocation, but Agee instead sued in federal court. The case
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Agee came to believe that the CIA was repressing legitimate national ideals to serve the interests of US multinational corporations. He was disturbed that US forces were used to quell the
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revoked his passport and succeeded in having him deported from several
Western European countries, one after the other, until he finally found refuge in Cuba.
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and give details of his collaboration with the KGB, but do not formally list him as a KGB or DGI agent. vol. 6, ch. 14, parts 1,2,3; vol. 6, app. 1, part 22."
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also gave me important encouragement at a time when I doubted that I would be able to find the additional information I needed."
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188:, detailing his experiences in the CIA. Agee joined the CIA in 1957, and over the following decade had postings in
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Protest against the National Security State: Whistle-Blowing, Philip Agee, and Networks of Dissent
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was "prepared by Service A, together with the Cubans". Mitrokhin's notes however do not indicate what the
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who was working and living in Germany at the time. Agee was later readmitted to both the U.S. and
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passport, in accordance with the working status of his wife, the American ballet dancer
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The sword and the shield : the Mitrokhin archive and the secret history of the KGB
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of information." According to Kalugin, the KGB was too suspicious to accept his offer.
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Elizabeth Pond (1985-02-28). "The West Wakes Up to the Dangers of Misinformation".
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1798:"Philip Agee: Former CIA agent who accused his government of 'state terrorism'"
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498:"a frightening picture of corruption, pressure, assassination and conspiracy".
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Peer Henrik Hansen (2005). "A Review of: 'Falling Flat on the Stay-Behinds'".
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Episode 541: The Company and the Country: A Conversation with Phil Agee, Pt. 2
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Episode 540: The Company and the Country: A Conversation with Phil Agee, Pt. 1
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2103:"House Intelligence Committee Begins Inquiry into Allegations of Forgeries".
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U.S. House. Hearings Before the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
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The book describes how US embassies in Latin America worked with right-wing
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Active Measures: The Secret History of Disinformation and Political Warfare
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simply turned up a radio report of a soccer game to drown out the screams.
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in 1965, "not because it was Communist but because it was nationalist".
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the KGB kept in contact with him through a London correspondent of the
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on Agee, and he took up residence on that island. The collapse of the
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report that blamed Agee's work for the execution of two MI6 agents in
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Spymaster: The Highest-ranking KGB Officer Ever to Break His Silence
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removed that safe haven, and Agee then received a passport from the
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Agee describes his first overseas assignment for the CIA in 1960 to
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was supplied to Agee by the KGB. Agee highlighted in his commentary
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from 1957 to 1960. Agee then worked as a case officer for the
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William E. Simon (December 1980). "You can't trust the news".
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International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence
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reconsidered while studying law at the University of Florida.
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1521:"Philip Agee, 72, Is Dead; Exposed Other C.I.A. Officers"
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which contained information on 2,000 CIA personnel.
2136:. 96th Congress, 2nd session. February 6, 19, 1980.
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1054:. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Human Mobility (
974:. Edited by Lois Wolf. Lyle Stuart, January 1979.
456:. Because of legal problems in the United States,
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1347:, Associated Press (sfgate.com), January 9, 2008.
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2123:. 97th Congress, 2nd session. July 13, 14, 1982.
1782:Agee, Philip (June 1987). On the Run. L. Stuart.
702:states that the bulletin had help from both the
452:Agee's memoir of his time in the CIA was titled
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2052:"Philip Agee, 72; Agent Who Turned Against CIA"
1482:"Philip Agee, 72; Agent Who Turned Against CIA"
903:, No. 19, Spring–Summer 1983. (pp. 33–34)
362:According to Mitrokhin, while Agee was writing
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1450:"Former CIA agent Agee dies in Cuba at age 72"
1388:Andrew, Christopher; Vasili Mitrokhin (2000).
1217:Episode 445: Philip Agee Looks at the Gulf War
2445:Historians of the Central Intelligence Agency
1996:The Night Watch: 25 Years of Peculiar Service
563:Agee also ran CIA operations within the 1968
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1733:Andrew, Christopher M. (23 September 1999).
1169:Commentary provided by interviews with Agee.
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859:"Why I Split The CIA And Spilled The Beans"
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331:Allegations of links to Cuban intelligence
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762:'s government conferred citizenship of
504:called the book "inescapable reading".
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790:. Agee's recounted this period in an
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387:article claimed that Agee posed as a
2241:"The spy who stayed out in the cold"
2239:Duncan Campbell (January 10, 2007).
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309:revolution in the Dominican Republic
246:University of Florida College of Law
2185:"The Politics of Public Television"
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887:, No. 1, July 1988. (pp. 4–7)
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567:and he witnessed the events of the
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2470:20th-century American male writers
2226:"Haig v. Agee 453 U.S. 280 (1981)"
1795:Davison, Phil (January 11, 2018).
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833:'s 1994 memoir, Agee sued her for
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431:Covert Action Information Bulletin
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204:series of periodicals, he died in
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2450:Jesuit High School (Tampa) alumni
2405:American male non-fiction writers
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2183:Horowitz, David (December 1991).
1909:Coyle, Kenny (25 February 2019).
1519:Shane, Scott (January 10, 2008).
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884:CovertAction Information Bulletin
244:in 1956. Agee later attended the
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1115:Socialism & Democracy Online
815:U.S. President George H. W. Bush
609:In response to Agee's book, the
598:as CIA collaborators or agents.
508:, a former CIA station chief in
424:Director of Central Intelligence
327:attacks meant to discredit him.
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633:media after the publication of
629:Agee gained attention from the
460:was first published in 1975 in
1994:Phillips, David Atlee (1977).
1984:, Allen Lane, 1975, pp 573-583
1480:Joe Holley (10 January 2008).
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1982:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
1949:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
1936:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
1888:"Book details CIA activities"
1834:. Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
1548:Inside The Company: CIA Diary
1362:Inside The Company: CIA Diary
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935:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
720:Dirty Work: The CIA in Africa
496:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
454:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
447:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
399:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
186:Inside the Company: CIA Diary
184:and writer of the 1975 book,
2395:American expatriates in Cuba
2266:Stevenson, Jonathan (2021).
1693:. 2000-06-25. Archived from
1098:NACLA Report on the Americas
879:"Where Myths Lead To Murder"
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151:Philip Burnett Franklin Agee
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2274:University of Chicago Press
1998:. Atheneum. pp. 238–9.
1854:Andrew, p. 231 referencing
1634:Andrew p. 230, referencing
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1074:Journal of American History
911:"Changes in Eastern Europe"
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464:, while Agee was living in
254:Central Intelligence Agency
178:Central Intelligence Agency
127:Central Intelligence Agency
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2415:American political writers
2050:Holley, Joe (2008-01-09).
1856:Agee, Philip (June 1987).
1828:Rid, Thomas (2020-04-21).
1566:KGB Today: The Hidden Hand
1197:, with Frank Morrow &
990:. Lyle Stuart, June 1987.
574:Agee identified President
295:, Agee condemned the 1968
240:, from which he graduated
2212:The Saturday Evening Post
2162:10.1080/08850600500332656
2089:Christian Science Monitor
1601:. London. January 9, 2008
1104:"Remembering Philip Agee"
1063:Articles by other authors
753:reached the Supreme Court
679:Bertrand Russell Tribunal
565:Mexico City Olympic Games
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397:'s KGB files claim that
238:University of Notre Dame
228:. He had, Agee wrote in
113:University of Notre Dame
2425:American whistleblowers
1612:(subscription required)
1243:in Havana regarding US
1155:Fidel: The Untold Story
592:Alfonso López Michelsen
584:Luis Echeverría Álvarez
483:Communist Party of Cuba
250:United States Air Force
2121:Soviet Active Measures
1636:Kalugin, Oleg (1995).
895:"A Friendly Interview"
611:United States Congress
429:'s complaint that the
2228:. supreme.justia.com.
1360:Agee, Philip (1975).
798:, published in 1987.
594:(1974–1978) of
586:(1970–1976) of
440:U.S. State Department
389:CIA Inspector General
339:, former head of the
276:Agee stated that his
218:Takoma Park, Maryland
117:University of Florida
55:Takoma Park, Maryland
1898:on October 20, 2006.
1874:p. 111-112, 120-121.
1437:on October 20, 2006.
1433:: 12. Archived from
1176:On Company Business
1039:, February 28, 1975.
921:Full issue available
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889:Full issue available
873:Full issue available
619:Valerie Plame affair
604:David Atlee Phillips
576:José Figueres Ferrer
546:United Arab Republic
248:. He served in the
136:Giselle Roberge Agee
2195:(6). Archived from
2189:Commentary Magazine
2106:The Washington Post
2057:The Washington Post
2035:Andrew, p. 232-233.
1487:The Washington Post
1089:, January 10, 2008.
569:Tlatelolco massacre
506:Miles Copeland, Jr.
491:London Evening News
368:Novosti News Agency
297:Tlatelolco massacre
287:governments across
2430:Deaths from ulcers
2369:Philip Agee Papers
2199:on April 23, 2005.
2012:. January 10, 2008
1718:, October 14, 1997
1525:The New York Times
1297:L. Fletcher Prouty
1109:2019-08-15 at the
1092:Agee, Chris John.
1086:The New York Times
768:Grenada Revolution
635:Inside the Company
523:Inside the Company
458:Inside the Company
364:Inside the Company
317:wrote in his book
293:Inside the Company
236:, he attended the
234:Jesuit High School
220:and was raised in
2435:Espionage writers
1841:978-0-374-71865-7
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