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Sep 14, 2018 • 4 tweets • 3 min read Twitter logo Read on Twitter
Today we released the 2nd set of declassified material in a series of 6 releases of the daily intelligence report President Harry Truman received from CIA & our predecessor organization, the Central Intelligence Group, between 1946 & 1951.

bit.ly/2Oi5Nid

#HISTINT
Today’s release includes 245 Daily Summary reports from 11 March to 31 December, 1946.

The material initially focuses on US efforts to stabilize Europe & East Asia after #WWII & broadens to address leadership struggles worldwide & communist expansionism.
The entire collection totals more than 3,000 pages & includes intelligence President Truman received regarding topics spanning the Berlin Airlift, the Chinese Revolution, & the Korean War.

To learn more about the first installment, click here: bit.ly/2nHQhAK
The next installment will be available this October with subsequent releases each month through January 2019.

For a brief history of the Daily Summary, see “The President's First Daily Brief”: bit.ly/2vNnSO7

To view the docs, see our FOIA page: bit.ly/2p5Qf6m

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bit.ly/2nHQhAK
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