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The image displays "THE BLACK VAULT" text prominently in a stylized font, accompanied by an illustration of a vault door. The text suggests that the document was retrieved from "The Black Vault," an online repository of declassified government documents, specifically from the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. This collection reportedly contains over 20,000 declassified pages from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). A URL, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com," is provided for accessing the full collection. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or visual evidence of experimental procedures visible on this page. S!J:.~.~r\f\Y or·· r:-.~ ;,·~":.~:~i DY >;n. I ..U..L~l \·J. 1"1 i:.:LF3 /~T T:t~·; r;i .. rr'IC!~:·~:, J\~;·;·!i;r cc~~!·':::}.::·~c::: f::., rri:~:: GRJ\IUt.J.~~ c·.:t:i:C!~ ;-p ?l~Ir:~:.::.:c:: t;!;IVl~!lS:i:Yf Hv.i! sri\rr:..:;.sJ v:,. J J,mrr; 10J 1953 ·. BRAIH W!u '\f!. Iti:. ... In tho _post fe"'-l :rc::r::; ;rc hc.·1c becor::~ nccus'.:o~ed to hcc.ri~G rr:uch n·oout the b:l7.tl~ for :.:en's rai:!ds -- the wc.r .Jf idcolo.:;ie::; -- nnd in:i..:~d 0:.1:::- gover:J.:::cnt hn::; bcc!l dri:.rc~ b~· the :btcrnc.t:ic.nal tension ;.·c "czll th~ "ccld · .. _ ... .:, ve:r" to take I-~si ti' :c steps to rccc2:1:i.ze psycholcgi c:ll wo.rfarc· end to plc.y en e.ctiYe ro:c in it. I "·cndc:- ho;;-::ve:::- J whcth-:!r ve clc:trly pcrcci v.::: the 1 i'or z:cn' s wir.. C.s ho.s 'becc::c in Soviet La."lds. W;:; r:i&"'l.t call it J in its nc~; ; •. , Toe tnrsct c.f thin ;.·a:-f;:.:::-e ts th.:: ::ir:dz of r:.G:-1 both en a collecti v;; .. and oa an id.ivid"cl b~sis. Its a:.n is to con:iition th~ r:U.nd so that .it no I lcncer reacts ~n a free >till or r<::..tio~e.l basis but re~:;:;od.s to iJ::?ulses ! •. \),· '· s.:-:nctines I suspect thee". Tt~:::-e !.s :::or.:! truth t!-.::n ;;e realize in this sayi::.;. The hu.--:!2.."1 ni~d is the r:ost C.clicatt) cf ell instru::ents. It i~ s" fir.el;:,-·· ndjustedJ so susccpti~~c tc th~ i;~::ct ~f outsid~ influences that it is p"ro\·ing n r.:alleo.ble t~cl in the hcr1ds of sinister r.:<:!.n. The Soviets arc no·n' using brc.in pcrvcrsi:;n techn~g_11es ns one of their ~Liin '\.l"es.pons in prcs:!cutir.g the cold w~r. Sc~e ~f th~sc tcclmi~~cs ar~ EO ~ubtl~ and so c~horrcnt to·o~ vay of li~e that 'rl'c huve rccc.ilcd :fror:1 feeing ~lp to the!:l. ·l'J .. ... v J_ •• .~ -) ~-· .· ·' .. ..... . • t" ~~;: •· 1·.' h'c toJ~c f'or D"CJ!1t.cd n ::;ocict:r h'l.cl·c hu:.:nn 1:.dnc::: c.r~ fr..:c to t~1in:~ ~::. they pl-:c..sc.. We renO. o.nd GC~ o.nd hcc.1· ::;uch c. variety of tbi!Jgs t:".:::.t the ::ir.:. e.dopt::; no ·single pattern. Our ~ocicty prcducc:; o.ll kind::: of p2o~:.<! think.::.::c and. bclie:vinG oll r.. .: :u--.na cf thouc-1-ts. ~ortunc.tdyJ in ct.:r cU-i·:c :or r;ta::..:.::::·:i- ·-· -· zation .i.n other :fields v.; hc.ve 1 not co:1sciously tried to stc..'1.dc.rd.iz~ tl:c ~·.: -.-. ~ In the So¥ict h'orld, ho~~verJ thi:; ~ belnc done. In the :f'rccdcn tr:u.t vc enjoy -- end frc~d.o:::1 of thought is ~-=ssibl~· ~t.<=: most precious :f'rcedo!'l t!:at '-··2 do enjoy it r;ta::..:.::::·:i- ·-· -· zation .i.n other :fields v.; hc.ve 1 not co:1sciously tried to stc..'1.dc.rd.iz~ tl:c ~·.: -.-. ~ In the So¥ict h'orld, ho~~verJ thi:; ~ belnc done. In the :f'rccdcn tr:u.t vc enjoy -- end frc~d.o:::1 of thought is ~-=ssibl~· ~t.<=: most precious :f'rcedo!'l t!:at '-··2 do enjoy it is hard for us to rec.l.izu th~t in the gr0at e.rcn bchir:d the Iron Ct:.rtain e. vast cxp~ri!:;.:nt is ~:.:rvny ................ · ··Such an expcri-::-.2r.t he::; n·::vcr before be.::ri unC.c-rt!:.k~n en so vz.st and. so well orca.'1iz~d a sc::.le. In Hitler's Gerr:'.:2r.y and. in Fc.scist It<:.:.:r sor.:.c \ years and c~y ho.v.:! hcd littl0 per..::c.ncr:t eff~ct on the Gcr::an ni:::d, thouS."'-1 it did i;.[;ve its ~ff,zct en history in ccniiticr:i.r.s the Ge::::-2..'15 i:: ·.:.:.st nu::t::-:-s into apparc:nt tu:.i t:r b.::hir.d an intense nc.tior.cli~::J, scez:-.s. also to hc.·.-c had. little pc~nnent.eff.::ct •. -·The Soviet e:-::pcri:::cnt is very different. It tnl~es t;ro fer:-...:;: Fir.:"':.-;- the att~cpt nt ~ss indc~trinn~icn cf hundr~ds cf r~~lions o~ pe~ple so th~t they l't!Spond docilely to the orders of their z::.o.stcr. T":1is per-its the cr.::c.-:i;n .· of :~ InOnoli thic solid:J.ri ty in the Soviet state ;.:hich out;..·:u-dly gives it the oppcar~~c~ of grent Q'1ity. •. Scco:1d, the pcr·lc!·sion of the ::rl.nds of sclcct~d individucls ·.-ho o.re subjected to such trcat:::~nt that they ere dt.priv~d of the c.bility t.:l state ... · . .. • .... .. . • I,;~:: .. ,·. • ! froo out:;iC.c. In e:ffcct the bro.iE ur:~cr th.::;sc c:.rc~.:.::;stcn~cs bee or:~::; u pho:,o- \ graph p:'.c.yins n disc pL:t on its ::;pi:ld.ll! b'J nn o~•ts:tdc cc:1iu::; ever '-'hich it .. tlns_ no co:ltrol . The Chinese:, >;!1-:J E!.!"e ::;elder: c.t e. loss for a vord., !:o.'IC giYcn ns tee tern which has g-::::crclly to be ep:plicd to t'his trcut:::c:1t cf individunl rU.nd.s: ''"'orein r<n::!"linc:;". Actt;ull'J the Chin~sc subjected. to Ccr::·.::.unist "thu11;.'1t 1 refom" tcch:J.i(!ucs c:-:pcricnc~d t"~o.·o trco:t::cnts: a "b:::-:=.in ..-cshing" "'hich 11clca.."lscd the t'.ind. of the old ru:d cvi!. t!~Juirts spc;:ncd. by i::pcrio.lists cf the i-l~st 1" ll!"!d. a ''bruin changing" "n'hich icplr:.r.t~d the ":1~'\ol' end gloriot:.s I thout,."'lt::; o::: the Cc:-~.1\L"'li::>t :Ri.!voluti·::l". In our CO:lCC:pti::n ~f the pe:-\•crsion I of ind.i viCl.ual cir.d.s the ter:::1 ''b!·nin. ;;o.sh::..ng" sec:::> aptly to d~scribe this ! This co.:::pcit;:-J. for the cor..t::-ol of r:cn •s ro.ir..ds, ;;i. th its tw·..l p::.rticula::- n~~ifcst~~~o~s, has such far rc~ching i~licotio~~ th~t To create conditions w~ich ;cr:~t the r.~ss i~octrinztip~ The document is a typed report with handwritten annotations. At the top right, a circled number "215" is present. The text discusses "brain warfare" in the context of the Cold War, mentioning the Soviet Union's techniques. A handwritten number, "13113", appears at the bottom right of the page, possibly an accession or control number. No images, stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, or redacted content are visible. The document is a typed page of text with no images, stamps, or diagrams visible. There are several handwritten annotations on the page. On the left side, there's a handwritten annotation in cursive script that appears to be in German with a translated English phrase below it. Further down the left margin, a red pen has drawn a horizontal line. Near the top right, there are several smudged marks that could be remnants of stamps or notations. Towards the bottom right, there's a handwritten number "2" with a dash on either side and what looks like a faint, larger stamp or marking. A vertical rectangular black redaction is present on the right side, obscuring some of the text. In our CO:lCC:pti::n ~f the pe:-\•crsion I of ind.i viCl.ual cir.d.s the ter:::1 ''b!·nin. ;;o.sh::..ng" sec:::> aptly to d~scribe this ! This co.:::pcit;:-J. for the cor..t::-ol of r:cn •s ro.ir..ds, ;;i. th its tw·..l p::.rticula::- n~~ifcst~~~o~s, has such far rc~ching i~licotio~~ th~t To create conditions w~ich ;cr:~t the r.~ss i~octrinztip~ of r~llicns of :p~opl~ ccrtD.i.n pr12rcq_~!isi tes arc r:cc~ ss~r~'. I~ ~e~tic~c~ it is nec-cs----- sary to clcsc off \:ith u:1 i!:.;pc:::ctr::.'~lc br.r:!'icr t!~c o.r"a ·.;ithi.n ;;:::,ich the iz opcraticn .is to tc...~e plo.c·c. This whc.t \·linsto!l Ch-.rrchill described so grephically in 1946 ns "the Irc!l Ct.:rtain". It is th~ :pl:y::;ico.l a."1d spiri t~::::l. barrier by "·hich tl:.:: SoYiet Union h.2.s isolated. it~clf e.::d its sat:::llitcs frc::~ the outs~d.e ¥orld. - 3 - .. .. ... ·-·.tc:.: . ,·. . . . ~ nilcG oro~!d the Soviet tlo:.lt:~:J.tcJ. :.:~r~::;ic:;, lo..1~cl r::~.::;.s nnd cffccti ·:~ly cut::; off no:r.:nlly C.i vi.d;:d ir:.to three zen·~:: A for-...· ~:ra. :;:.o:JC ·ft"hich is the ~ctunl boru..)r of c"cout 10 r.-:ilc::;; crca which ~:r b~ as r.uch c.s 150 ~lcs d~ep. T.~is r~~r crca is cleared o~ polit~c::.lly ur.:rcli::.blt.: cle::.~r;.ts .:f the popdi::.tion c.:::l these ..,·ho cc:..:e into it intcr.:!·~C.i::.t.:: bc2.t of 10 r..:J.cs is being co::;>l::t0ly C.:::popclatcd. The forwa:·d vith p'!:y.siccl obst::.cl-:::s st!=h cs bertcd. ·.rlrc cr:C: r:.incs. l·bny sectors o.re plo·.;cd t-!ld l:cpt r::.ked to r~v:::.l tellt ::.le: fo:>tp!·i:-.ts. 'l'!:.c.sc physic:J. bo.rricr.s \ . trccps ::.rc s1.1bo:::C.i:;::.tcd r.ot to ti1~ e.::::::(;d fo~:c;:.s b'..lt to frontier, t.h-:: chc-::c.ctcr of the pop•.U.etio:::., a!!d the: tcrr::.in. ·a double ir.stu·ar.c2 cz;:-..i:1st d.~fcctio:~, :::~t·:ocrs of th-= va:::-io~ bc2.t cre•,;s ere rotcited so tl:c.t r.o one s:·oup scr;•c.:z tot;cthcr for E!.!~';( lc::gth of ti...-:c. As a in· nest instcn::es cr0 not nlJ..c·.;;:d cut 'rr.:rthe:r tl:c."l cbout 6C :tiles. T'r.cy art:: often ~ccc::op::..."licd by n gui:rd vcsscl 1 e:.nd c.r~ n.l::o clos~ly watched by circrrd't. 4 - .. r .. .... • t ;:: .~ ..• ·. • brood.:nstinc;. Even here tl1-; Cc~:.::;u.;istc o:-c tryir.r:; tc drc:.: the c~.::.in. ... - .. v produce clr.:ctro:.ic intc:-fcrcncc n.."'ld c:linir. .::.t-; the reception cf !'o::-~izn r=-.C..:.o n:cssc.; . c .. s. T!1csc o~usurcs, so1fn.:r, nrc only pn.rtic.ll:r suc:cssfLQ, ?o rci:-..:.~c::-:e thee the sule of rcG.ins capable of pickin5 up forci[;!'. brodcc.sts i:; beinc; insto2J.ed. in the public sq,·-~.::.res of to.,71s m1.d v-ill.::.~e.~ in the Sc·::.c:-; Unicr::.. In this vay r-~cs. ir.C.cctrir.n.tion ~~~ take thn plac~ of individual c~~ice in :radio reception. Except fer so1fn.:r, nrc only pn.rtic.ll:r suc:cssfLQ, ?o rci:-..:.~c::-:e thee the sule of rcG.ins capable of pickin5 up forci[;!'. brodcc.sts i:; beinc; insto2J.ed. in the public sq,·-~.::.res of to.,71s m1.d v-ill.::.~e.~ in the Sc·::.c:-; Unicr::.. In this vay r-~cs. ir.C.cctrir.n.tion ~~~ take thn plac~ of individual c~~ice in :radio reception. Except fer officinl use fo!"eic;:n public!ltio::s have been ~1,...:st '1-;hol.:..y. 1 elir.ir.ated. :fro:-:1 tl:e Soviet Union. official ?t.:blicn.- tion "J..::.e:::ika" l:as tcJ.erated on the theor-.r tl:at its ci.!"C\<latic::· -"·;.~ so lic:te:. 'that it did :-:o Of is published. in the Soviet Union that is not Gove!"r:.:e:-:t appro-...ed. If by c!'..ar.ce, So·."ie"t arotists, 5cientists, C.cctc:-s, c:- tec!""..::.icians 1 deviate frc::1 the offlcicl. line t~e~r ~:-e quicY-l~t f'c~ccd t.o rcc~T:.":t c:- are pure;ed. To be differe:-:~·is a cri=c. These d!:!.ys it see=s a bit da=zerous to be a clc~tor in the S~'l..-~et Union. Racicl ::ni~ori~y g::-o•.:;s 'n'"ithi:-: th-= Eoviet 'nt'.ich 0::1ce enjc::d their" o•m individ'..~al cultt~es ha:;e been le.1:c;ely eli::i::ated by r.-'..3.!;5 :p:z-:;es or f.;;r:::d migrc.tior.s to "safe" c.:re:as. The pcrsGcutio:l ::..f the Je;.-s a::d their :;;rospe::-:ive elitrl.r.atio~ ·.·as o~e of the latest evidences of t"his :pt~se of tl:e S::·:iet cc..rnp::dgn. ; Rel.igion he.s been r.:::..1e a State e.ffair. B:~lief in G~d hc.s be~n the hnrdcst deviation ..,..hich the Soviet lcv.;li~e; r..achine has h!l.d. to face nnd th::.s :· 5 - •. .. : .... . • t ;.;;:·• . '·• • . . ha!l not yd been ',:Loll:r ~o).·;ccJ.. It in J:.c::;t ccrtui:lly on tllcJ r b-:.ck~ !:.S V1c I• fir.rtl cb;,tnclc to the co~;_1h tc rcul.:.zution of tlLeil' il.~cul of tl:c Dol::::c·ti~t state, b'..lt ne:!.thcr Lenin r.or Stalin has yet been cccc?tc.:d us a cubsti'.:.utc fc:.· God by the R~ssiun p~cple. The proGrC..':l of isolation \lhich ims been fol:!.c·n·cd in the So·:ict Unio:: ... vi th c·;:::r incrcnsin; i:l~c:1si ty since the Revolution of l:Jl7 b~s cr::prc:._chcd its eli::~:< C.uri::~ the l~st few year~. Yiithi~ tr.e h~art.la::d of Russia, this progran has been carried to ncar cczplction. In the Eu:-opes.n sa~ellites, the proGress has be~:J. slm:.::r, C.ii'fc:-inc from Statc to S7-ate d.ep~r:din~ upon the lc_:-gth ru-.d. ccr.:plcteness of So·:iet have b~en able to giYe to this partic1;lar tas!c. In th'2.3C Stz..:.::s, ·.;it~ . some t:ili!e '* * All oi' tl:.::; se i'a~ts ar.:: well t.:.o;,11 to us -- it is only ·.:::.'2n <;e :;;ut the= to . g ether t..."'ld ::;ee tl;eir c1.:nnla:.i ve ef:'ect that •n·e cc.:1. a;,p:·eciat~ t=.ei::.· full :cr..ning. This page is a textual document with no images, stamps, signatures, or handwritten annotations visible. The content consists of typed text, presented in paragraphs. There are no diagrams, schematics, forms, tables, or structured data. No portions of the document appear to be redacted or obscured. The page number "3" is visible at the bottom center. The image provided is a scanned page of a declassified document, featuring typed text with no accompanying images, handwriting, or stamps. The text discusses the Soviet border control system, detailing its three zones: a forward zone, an intermediate zone, and a rear area. It also mentions the selection of fishing crews for sea frontiers and the security measures in place. The content appears to be purely informational, lacking any visual elements that would depict experimental procedures, equipment, or facilities. to giYe to this partic1;lar tas!c. In th'2.3C Stz..:.::s, ·.;it~ . some t:ili!e '* * All oi' tl:.::; se i'a~ts ar.:: well t.:.o;,11 to us -- it is only ·.:::.'2n <;e :;;ut the= to . g ether t..."'ld ::;ee tl;eir c1.:nnla:.i ve ef:'ect that •n·e cc.:1. a;,p:·eciat~ t=.ei::.· full :cr..ning. ~:e: have, non~ or us, ev·e~ been sv:ojccte1 t.o conditic::s h"':~~r~ year no alternative is o;ffe:-ed. In our o..,-n dz.il:t _lives, by C•:>ntra.st, ;.re ere giv ~n choices. We can make up ~ur oind.s .ns 'cetc<een pos:ible altcrnz::.tives. It is ha.rd fer :.:.s to .· ~onceive ho;.; C't.:r Otm minds ·..rc.uld operate if 1 s:::.y i't..•r tt~ lazt t·.rcnty :t~ars1 ve hed be~n gi•rcn only o.:1c choice at1d h~n:-d onl:' one r...D:;sage. I can cnly ass:.u-:: you of n:y firn belief th:1t fe•,; of us would hJ. ve ·,;i :.hstc:::d such trcatr...=:>t e.:J.G.. kept an open ~ind. •' ,. ... 6 - ...... .. ...... . • t \.:, ~= t •• • UniO!l nncl of the ~ut~llitcn h.:we bcca gi·t.;n one 'tiler.:;..! ::;or.c ubcnt t:--.~ Wcstc:-:1 of 'the Scvict J:lCOple that 'h'o3 arc plottinc their do;;;;f~ll and n'.;-:e=?ting 1 I their c.pcirclc::cnt. We nr.: port~·n~·::d. cs t.hc· protoccnis"ts of atc:.:i:: and b·o.ct:::riol_c.:;ic<:!l ·..:ar!'urc ru:d our covcr:o.r:::nt is snid to be ilcr.lir.:::-:c:. by the 1 ICI.lr;nntcs of ~:all Street -- the opprc.ssors of t!-~·3 vcr}~i::c; t:nn. It is the most viciour; cc.:::pniQJ oi: hntrd. th<>t any co,_mtry l::1s ~vcr attc:::pt:!C. agains-: another. It is a ca~pair;n intenied to ccnditi~n the r.ir.is of t~~ ~~ssian people so thnt their leaders ccUld ~r.:ba:-k' en a:·-:::r type of c.g~·cssi't"= action egainst the fr.Je world. Un:'orttL.'latcly, it is a ca.":::JC.ig.."! that is =.El:inc; interrupt the hate ti::adc even thou;)1 the crc:sc,;;r..do r:,n.y be to::ed C.:-...":1 d1.lri::.; 1 .· ' 1peacc cffunsi ves". ' * * I case oy case.· Here thc:t ta!:c h,.,....,~-· ··~·--- I .beines ;;;-~em they •,;ish to d~stroy ~-:a. t:i:-n tt~~ into h~.:...7.ble ~onfezs~rs cf I I \ of the past a::.d) possibly thro:..:.;h the "..l:3.:! of sor.:e "lie seruz::" c::.-;:ate new 1 brnin processes r:.nc1 r.ew "thcu,S::.ts \;ti;:h the •rictir.1J pa.r:::ct li~:cJ re?cz::s. .. I ' Soviet Ur:ion for n long ti:::e. We first ho.d ::;cr.:~ i:Ud.inG cf '-'hat the:; were doing d~rbg · the notorious pur c~ t:-icls of the lntc 1930'::;. l·b:m \l~ sa.".l ha:d~ncd old Bolshcvi~s1 vetcrcr.n cf r:'.:!.ny rc·rolutio:1s "'he b.;.;co.u~ l!}:~ docile .· 1 , The document is a typed, single-page, black-and-white declassified report, likely from the 1960s or 1970s, based on the font and layout. The page is sparsely populated with text, primarily consisting of paragraphs describing Soviet propaganda and control methods. There are no photographs, stamps, diagrams, tables, or handwritten annotations visible on the page. The text itself is the primary visual content, without any visual elements that might directly illustrate experimental procedures or facilities. The page is numbered "-5-" at the bottom, indicating it is part of a larger document. There are no redactions or obscured content visible. pa.r:::ct li~:cJ re?cz::s. .. I ' Soviet Ur:ion for n long ti:::e. We first ho.d ::;cr.:~ i:Ud.inG cf '-'hat the:; were doing d~rbg · the notorious pur c~ t:-icls of the lntc 1930'::;. l·b:m \l~ sa.".l ha:d~ncd old Bolshcvi~s1 vetcrcr.n cf r:'.:!.ny rc·rolutio:1s "'he b.;.;co.u~ l!}:~ docile .· 1 , - 7 ,_ • I i· ~ . • . : ... • t ~~;: •,... ·• • .· the:.sc cor.f~csion::; •.r..:n:: t.:ru'~h C'l::d he:.; fur the::r ;:.::rc 1'ictio:1 r..:r::.~ir.s tcdc.y c. .. eyl:i tcry; but ccrt~i n.l:r co::f ~.ssions hnd gcr:c tlu.-ou&~ e. :r.~ntc.l r:eto.:::orphc:::;i.s wh~n they u:ppc::.rs:l b:.:1'crc th0 Stc.te: prosecutor. the bossc.s of th~ Y'..:::cr::lin ~nd C.er.:cll::;t.:rc.tcd b0:,·cr.d. dc~bt thet a~yone the ?.rc=lin rulers decided. to a~st:-oy &...'1d hc.d. put throtl£;h the nccesso.ry period of inC.octrir.e.tion wculd sto.tc just. ebout ·,:hat th::~e Krc:~~in rulers w::..ntcd appeared b.:for8 the be.::- of "justicc11 • After the ;:e.r, Soviet scic:1cc a::d. i:-.ccnui t:,· r-..:;.d-.; rapid strides i:1 the I COttr2.f,~ of p~:.'i>li~ly con- I I h.e.5. :'allen into \ cystcn. The orJ.y tro"Jb!c with Slc.::~!;:y & Co. "n'C.S the.t !·f:Jscc•.-r \."C!1t·~d scr.1~0n(? else to hz.vc their jc!.Js so they up cr:d cor.i'esscd to t!"lcs·:! crir,:.cs c.nd r-J.s- dc;:;car.ors e.zo.in::;t the Cc::1.::;w1ist State >;hich -...·o,.:J..d cs::;urc theil· rc:.."'·to.l f'ro::. the scene. I There is one int2rc.stir.c r~ntu.re nbou"C this t:n,:e of tricl.i it is the lcn:;th of ti::l~ but'n·ccn arrest n:1d co:ifcs.::io:1. It i.s rtl!"'ely less th~n six 8 .. : months. 'l'llic in not Lccc.'-!::.C "Cc:::.l'. . l.rlict j~t'-ticc" c::!:..::o~ r;;o•rc \.'ith r~p!.:J.Hy ---. p...!riod -- P~:[.~:r::l!:in·.u~ of c.:roc:-.::1 thr:.::.: I:onths -- to prcp.::rlJ in:.~ctri:::. :.c th·:: int•.:.:..r ..~-::::1 victi::-..:;. l~cr::! li:~tt~n c0l:.ft::33ionc coultl be r::uch :::or~ q_U:.:kl:r extracted b;r tort~c. ~ilia~ docs thls inacctrir..~tion consist of? There a:rc fi::W su::vi·1crs 1 ar..d we have no hur.cn suin.za p::!.gs 1 _ct•r:;clves 1 ~::l lc'hich to t:-y ~ut th~se cxtrc.crcli::n:-J tcchr..iqu..:s. The Sov-lcts hc.vc -:heir political p:-iso::crs, thci:- slcyc c::.::p ir;;mt~c .e.:1:1 :'i::rny, r!.'1d :.est tra:;ic . A few hnv~ es~r:..;>~d f!"C::l th.(? c.rcle~ cf bra.i.:"l-·,:a~~-!in~ to tell tt.:.'~ir stcr:t. One Rob;)rt Colleg-:: in Ist:;.::bul. :rc s~::::-·rd. for a tir.:c "n'i th the /.::e:rican ~·::!.ssion :BuJ:garie.n Cc::::-.u::.izts sub;ject::d to the brc.in-w:lshi::g tcc!miguc, ::;.i::T.ct~ousl:,· 1 r..am~sed. to escape, rcpc!"tccl on his cxpc:dcnc~s to the J,.::;;:::ica..."l r.ut}:::::dt:.cs \ liCJ.'.lidatcd. The tccb.nigucs c~loycd in the cb.s.:! of ShipJ~o·r ·.:~rc: so::.c·.:hat cr~·;:) but gi vc the pattern of the l2.tcr norc refined ::~cthoC.s. O!le clc::.c::'t The document is a typed page of text with some handwritten annotations, including an asterisk pattern resembling a decorative element or divider. There are no photographs, diagrams, tables, or filled-in forms visible. No official stamps or redactions are apparent. The presence of a handwritten "-6-" at the bottom indicates it is page six of a larger document. The text itself discusses the Soviet Union's program of isolation and control over its population, contrasting it with the freedoms experienced in the West. th the /.::e:rican ~·::!.ssion :BuJ:garie.n Cc::::-.u::.izts sub;ject::d to the brc.in-w:lshi::g tcc!miguc, ::;.i::T.ct~ousl:,· 1 r..am~sed. to escape, rcpc!"tccl on his cxpc:dcnc~s to the J,.::;;:::ica..."l r.ut}:::::dt:.cs \ liCJ.'.lidatcd. The tccb.nigucs c~loycd in the cb.s.:! of ShipJ~o·r ·.:~rc: so::.c·.:hat cr~·;:) but gi vc the pattern of the l2.tcr norc refined ::~cthoC.s. O!le clc::.c::'t s:.~nds 1 iP..terroc:::.tors ·.,rhil(! the victila is bci:lg ck·p.::ived of Gl?cp. In the .aarlicr do.ys, cs in the Shipkov c!.:.sc so:::..; r.:ino::: tortures vcrc cz::ploycd. Shipk:·.- 1 - 9 - .. # v 3!:l forced to ctn::rl in nn nvl~\:nnl p:)Gi tlon ..,. lthout b~ i:~c c.llv·..:c·l t-:; t-:ovc clul"inc tl:c intcrrc..cation. Only a fihort tir.:-:: \los rcQuirc<l to "b::-c.:::::'' him ~·.s be lvokcd bo.c}~ upon his experience here is •.:hut Ship:o:.ov ·.rrote: 1 ... 1 vivid. One: th(!y are not o·,rcr inte:rected in ;;l:nt you tell :.hen. I It ':o,.lld er.pcn:r thnt the ult irinte pur~ose c!' this trea.tr:-.~nt is to I bree>.k you do'. ..' TI ccr::plct.:!ly 1 a..':.d dep::;:i v~ you of any ""ill p~·.,.e:: or pr:. ·.·a:.= I \ tho•.tght or self -estce:-:1 vhich th~y achieve rer.-.a::kz.'~ly qui::i'.2y. Ar.:. 1 : they see~ to pursu~ a classic ccnf~ssion, well :rcu=ded c~~ in the J phraseolo8Y 1 cxplair:ine ·..rhy you ;,,.,;:re induce<l by e:r:i::on:::ent a::d II / edu~ation to enter the service of the encn~es cf Cc~Q~is~, ~ow l I you placed your ce.paci ties in their sc~·vice, what ultirr..a(e £:al di:. I ; ' i ; i intervention. f-.r.:3.. t!'!ey e.ppcc:.r to plc.cs i::::porta!:ce on the :FE.:"ell'el l nppcarance cf rep:::ntance ar.-d self-con1.e=:.. o.tion "t!'lat co:r.e UI> •.. · ith t::e brecJdng do~m :.::f their priso::cr. 11 \ During and c:..fter the late wcr the Soviets ~.::.a.c extensive e:;:':';:,rts to reindo~tri:::;:.te Ger::an a::d. Japn..':.ese priso~c:::-s of ·.rz.r. Hany of ttese have even yet 'tee:: rcpe.tricte:l. 'Ihcne tLc.t he:;c th:!Cn .rcleus~d. have bee:. sent b:.cJ: to their hc:::dund as ~issicnm:ics for the Cc:::~tJ.!1ist fa.i th. Rece:1t:y, there hns been a. new dcvclcp:.::::r:t in Soviet proccd.urcs ·,;l~ich takes en, fc-: 'us, ~ even tlOre alar::!ing sig;1ificance. TI1e Cc~r.1.:nists Cl"e now e]!ply:!.=::g -t::~ brei~- l'o.shing _tcch:1iq_ues to J..r:e:-ico.n priscners in Koren e.nd !t is not ·o-c:.·ond the :range of pczsibili ty thet_ ccnsidcrcblc n~.bers of our o·.m boys the:-: raie;ht be r;o ir.doctrin:::.te:l as to be induced, ter:pornrll:r r.t least, 'to rer.:'.!."'lce _c c·.:.nt:J· ,. and. fe:ll.ly. 10 - • .. . , ...... ,. . . ;:~:: .. The document appears to be a typewritten page with some handwritten annotations and official stamps. The text discusses the Soviet Union's propaganda and brain-conditioning techniques. There are several black asterisks scattered throughout the page, likely serving as visual separators or emphasis marks. Additionally, a handwritten "-7-" is present at the bottom of the page, indicating it is page seven of a larger document. There is a faint impression of what might be the top edge of a stamp or a signature in the upper right corner, but it is too indistinct to decipher. No photographs, diagrams, schematics, tables, or filled-in forms are visible. in Koren e.nd !t is not ·o-c:.·ond the :range of pczsibili ty thet_ ccnsidcrcblc n~.bers of our o·.m boys the:-: raie;ht be r;o ir.doctrin:::.te:l as to be induced, ter:pornrll:r r.t least, 'to rer.:'.!."'lce _c c·.:.nt:J· ,. and. fe:ll.ly. 10 - • .. . , ...... ,. . . ;:~:: .. . , I /I.'JCr!ccn .c.vio.:orn ;..·;:o l:Hful.icly ::-::;.~-:~ G:;_mrJ.OUS :'con..fc::;::;ion::;" Of p~rtiCil)~tio:1 and. I ::;o.·..r n ::;ho·,;ir.J t:-.c otbr day. ?..:!re; /.::-.(;ricc..:1 boy::; -- their iclen.ti ty is bc;ror.:l c!."J-..:bt -- Gt!ll1d t:p CCfCr~ the ::~r.-.bcrs of 0.!1 intc:-r.r.ticn:J.l invcztic~tory group of Cc::-;..'7:t.:.-:izts fr·.:n ~.'~ster:: :2:.:.:-cc:c ~d tr.c Satclli tcs ar::l r::;:-.~:e opcm ~hey describe their ir.C:.8ctrir.aticn :n be.ctc::.·.i.olo.:;icc.: -.:n...-fD..!"c give all the 1 dropped t':!e gen.1 bc:-.bs, · nr:.C. otc~=- C.(;:tails. As fc.r c.s one cc....'1 ju1Ge fro:J the i'ilm these ps~t:.do cc:r..:'essic::s o.re vcl'.!:'.tarJ. · Tb:::rc is little prc:::ptinc frc:: 1 the Co:-.=u.'"'list i::te~rogZ"i.to::-s. vas the reco:-d·:d voice cf a Colc~el c.r-~d !·:e.jcr oi tr.e U:!ited s-:at~s !·~a:-ine . tion l"Ct;c:.rdi~g p:."epar-e:tiC·:lS ~Or bact:2~iolcsical ·.. ; n.1:fe.:-e in !:ore:c. Since then prcce~dint;s at the U:;.ited ?:atic~s. tions -- fc~: exa:::ple, t::-:e h-=iliatio:1 ar:d r..;p::::nta:1c<.: of th~ i:1di·:idur..l r.t hc.ying er.t;et;~cl in such G.cti vi tics. AGD.i::1 o.s in the ce.~~ of the So·tiet tricls 1 1 there is a pcricd. of scr:.::! six ~::::mths between the dr.t<:! of capture n:1:l th~ o.llcr;~:.. confession: adcquat~ tir..e to allm.; for th2 elo.boro.".:c plnnr.in~ by the Cc=.:u.:..ists cr.t whn.t t!"!e co.:U'essicn should. ccntn.i:1, th~ dl·c:fti:1G cf the "scen::rio" es it 1 ~ere, C...'1-:l t!;.u -·· rcn:;. : . -uy -- t\.'0 to th:r.:c r.:ont::s needed for the in:lcc.trinaticn ,. of the paticl:t. - 11 - .. • t(,;.;: .. ' .• ··'' , intcrro2::1.tor:. c:-.:! train':!d in ti1c t~chniq_,.:cs cf ln·uin-vc:.shiq;. I!OI/C:VC:' 1 to 1 dccl. ...-i..t.h a h:.u:.::lrcd victi::-.::; ct c tir:c wo•.L..d rcq,uiz:~ the ser-.ric..:s of f~ur or five ticcs as ~~illY trained int~rro3~tors over _u prctructcd p~ricd. Euch I oan hns a teo:J a:::si:.;r:.cd to hin and ccch ccs8 is in:lividun..lly :pr;:po.rcd .. process nn cr.incnt k.cricun ::lis:::ionn:=-J in Chir,a. He had the ur..iq_t:.~ ex- 1 p~rienc~ of going thro..:.£h tr.-~ treat-r-ent a!'~ tb-.:m of being r:!leascd a::~ r;:. •tclt hiS frccdc::J. T:'liS is Very \.L""lt:su:!J. U.'1dcr So··1!et ;pructicc. to the r:onctc!"ly of i!!tcrrog2..tic:1 tlOstl~· C:.1ri::.; the 1:~r;ht -hotr:.·s, by ~~2..ays · 1 I no cir"u.;::: >:ere usc:d, but of' ccursc ttc:r :::icz:-: ho.·.rc b0~r. used W"i thout The document is a typed page with some handwritten annotations and official markings typical of declassified CIA documents. It appears to be a page from a report or article, focusing on confessions during Soviet trials. There are no photographs, diagrams, tables, or forms visible. The text itself discusses historical events related to the Soviet Union and communist states. There are a few small, handwritten marks and a page number "8-" at the bottom, along with some dots and smudges, but no significant redactions or obscured content are apparent. going thro..:.£h tr.-~ treat-r-ent a!'~ tb-.:m of being r:!leascd a::~ r;:. •tclt hiS frccdc::J. T:'liS is Very \.L""lt:su:!J. U.'1dcr So··1!et ;pructicc. to the r:onctc!"ly of i!!tcrrog2..tic:1 tlOstl~· C:.1ri::.; the 1:~r;ht -hotr:.·s, by ~~2..ays · 1 I no cir"u.;::: >:ere usc:d, but of' ccursc ttc:r :::icz:-: ho.·.rc b0~r. used W"i thout his •. he vent into cou:rt and t;a•;e i:l:at he ric·.; r~ccc::ize3 to be cc::pl-:t~ly fe.lsc ------- tl1at t~1is otter tri.ssio:1e.:::y h::'.d. o. ccnce:r..J.cc"! !"udio ·..rith ·.:hic!1 he -...-;;.s cc::-='.z.icet- the ti::::e .:as eppo.:-ent ccr.:_plc;tc COI"'..f!.dcncc in its t:!:~.<th. 1 * The ir).l'Orz:l:ltio!1 on "1-."h:ch I have b::l~cd the~~ rer,la:.:1:s is ncr1£! '..)f lt secret; it is D.ll av~ilo.blc to tl.!lj' student .,;:,:> wi~hcs to stu:!y this fo:-::t of , - l2 • • I .. . • t ~~:: •.• ·.' ··'' go.thcr r,c::-.~ of t::.c ft:cts t(:)0CI~i:cr :;:) ti.nt \tc cc.'1 be £:.1-:::.:td. to ~!.c ::.:mGc:!: or nrc not ).-;i~lcd trot.:.'\;lcd bj tlw ::::c ficti tj_ou:::: c'or..fc~::::i en::: - •,;hctl:c:- frcw Co:r.!':lun:!....s. t h~!"'.ds • The End •./ ' ' .• ., - l~ - ·. . . .. This page is a typewritten document, likely a report, with a page number indicated as "-9-" at the bottom center. There are no photographs, diagrams, stamps, or forms present. The text is aligned to the left margin with no apparent redactions. There is a single, thin vertical line on the right side of the page, potentially a margin indicator. The overall appearance is that of a standard text page from an older document. This page is primarily text, with no photographs, stamps, or handwritten annotations visible. It appears to be a direct typewritten transcription of a document, with the content focusing on interrogation and indoctrination techniques. There are no diagrams, forms, tables, or evidence of experimental procedures. The print quality is somewhat faded and speckled, suggesting an older document. The page is a typewritten document with black text on a white background. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, or tables visible. However, there are several dark smudges and ink dots scattered across the page, particularly in the lower half, which may indicate some form of damage or incidental markings. There is also a faint vertical line on the right side of the document. "11" is printed at the bottom center of the page, suggesting it is page 11 of a larger document. The document is a typewritten page with text that is slightly faded and has some ink bleed. There are several small, dark ink spots scattered throughout the page. In the bottom center, there is a page number "12" centered below a series of asterisks arranged in a triangular pattern. The right edge of the document shows faint vertical lines, possibly from the printing process or the paper it was copied from. There are no images, stamps, forms, or handwritten annotations visible on this page. This page is a typed document, likely a report or memo, with several instances of black speckling throughout, suggesting age or poor scanning quality. A bullet point and "The End" appear towards the upper right, indicating the conclusion of a section or the document itself. Towards the bottom, the number "13" with a preceding bullet point suggests a page number. Minimal visual content indicates the focus is on the text itself, rather than graphic or visual aids.