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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Toniolo 2013 page 59 Mussolini's speech to the Chamber of Deputies was on 26 May 1934

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255 d ago · nytimes.com

Intercepts are notoriously difficult to interpret

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Overy 1994 page 16

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Berghaus 2000 pages 136–137

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255 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Gabbard moved to restrict report access due to questions around intelligence

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Jablonsky 1989 pages 20–26 30

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Ahmida 1994 pages 134–135

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255 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Complaint investigation and underlying intelligence all remain classified

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255 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Intercept included gossip or speculation about Kushner not supported by other intelligence

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Chomsky 2003 page 46

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255 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Officials declined to describe gossip saying revealing it would expose information source

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Cardoza 2006 page 109 Bloxham & Moses 2010 page 358

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Tenorio 2023

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255 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Some senior officials said information was demonstrably false

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Shirer 1960 pages 199–201

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Holocaust Encyclopedia Anti-Jewish Legislation

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255 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Whistle-blower believed information should be circulated but NSA's general counsel Gabbard and inspectors general disagreed

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255 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Whistle-blower report based on telephone intercept provided to NSA from foreign intelligence service

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Ciccarelli 1990 page 408

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255 d ago · en.wikipedia.org

Knaur 1951 pages 367–369

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