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24/06/2010
MICE*, or what drives a spy
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"Project Slammer, now partially declassified, was based on extensive prison interviews with some 30 former military and intelligence pe...
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Surviving American bomb attack
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In the 1960s, when American imperialism threatened to wipe all life on the Planet, Polish builders (WWII destruction still fresh on everybod...
25/05/2010
Judge, and be judged
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"The death penalty is a sophisticated crime, it kills the soul before the body, it is murder in cold blood. Participants in the drama d...
19/05/2010
Marijuana, the secret weapon
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Readers of espionage novels may find some thrills in the recently released Department of War documents on psychological warfare, including t...
Lying in the grass with ladies
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Spring is here, warm, sunny, happy. I went out and lay in the grass with two fascinating women, Emma Bovary and Eugenie Grandet. Word by wor...
18/05/2010
Franz Kafka's "Strange and deep darkness"
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Franz Kafka to Milena: "I knew in advance what I would find in the letter, after all it was in all your letters, it was hidden in your...
14/05/2010
The most important thing in life, according to Leo Tolstoy
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I stumbled upon this obscure book, a collection of articles from the 1960s, by a Polish journalist Krystyna KoliĆska. In 1966 she went to Le...
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