Vatican CityHistorical espionage between OSS/CIA and Vatican during WWII
A historical account details the secret establishment of an espionage network by William Donovan, head of the OSS, with elements within the Vatican as early as 1941.
Background
During World War II, the United States established intelligence operations to gather information on global events. The Office of Strategic Services (OSS) was the primary intelligence agency of the U.S. during the war, preceding the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The Vatican, as an independent state, maintained its own diplomatic relations and intelligence gathering efforts.
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The geobit reveals historical connections and secret operations between U.S. intelligence agencies and the Vatican during World War II.
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