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The American Committee for a United Europe was an arms-length intelligence operation founded on 29 March 1949, after Congress made European unity a central component of Marshall Aid.[1]
People
Founding Board
- William Donovan - Chair
- Allen Dulles - Deputy Chair
- George S. Franklin - Secretary
Walter Bedell Smith | Arthur Goldberg | David Dubinsky | Jay Lovestone | Lucius Clay | Charles M. Spofford
Staff
- Thomas W. Braden - Executive Director
External Resources
- Aldrich, Richard J.(1997) 'OSS, CIA and European unity: The American committee on United Europe, 1948-60',Diplomacy & Statecraft,8:1,184 — 227
Notes
- ↑ Stephen Dorril, MI6, Touchstone 2002, p.464.
