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Can Baykal MD,K. Didem Yazgano?lu MDare and were generally resolved in a timely fashion, so that no conflict was permitted to escalate to a point where it might actually impede operations. For instance, the relationship that existed between British counterintelligence and security intelligence in Persia, as represented by Joe Spencer’

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Clinical Behavior Therapy with Childrenir Reader Bullard noted in 1945, notwithstanding American ‘inexperience’ and Russian ‘ill will’, Persia was the one country where British, American, and Soviet civil and military authorities met on a broad land front, and the necessary contacts at the various technical levels proceeded reasonably sm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9706-0 discredited by hard archival intelligence. Instead, with no correction from government sources, unfounded and/or conflated scenarios were permitted to proliferate, leaving today’s historians to pick their way gingerly through a minefield of misinformation and disinformation, hopefully in an attempt

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Frederick Sierles,Bernhard E. Blomn had intentionally and transparently acquired influence over key sectors of the Persian state that it sought to control by disingenuously sending a series of ‘missions’ to support and reform them. Thus, by infiltrating and installing US advisers to reform the financial system, the food and supplies

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