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As President Franklin Delano Roosevelt sat in his wheelchair in the Oval Office, dictating a letter to his secretary, in sneaked William Donovan, the head of the Office of Strategic Services, armed with a loaded pistol.

Jane Burrell (pictured) was one of a cast of female spies who helped shape Americas Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and its wartime predecessor organisations.

Like many of you, I watched parts of Vera Sharav’s new documentary series, Never Again is Now Global, this week. With its sharp focus on the Holocaust and Nazi tactics in general, I felt the need to reach back into some of my older research and remind readers who was supporting and enabling the rise

In Nathalia Holt’s group biography Wise Gals, five of the CIA’s pioneering female agents are brought in from the cold

When it comes to the controversial matter of the widespread control of the population – maybe even on a worldwide scale

Physicist Jess Wade was shocked that she couldn't find information on some of the women in STEM who inspired her. "What I wanted was to find a Wikipedia page and a Wikipedia page wasn't there."

Now and again, someone will "leak" into the UFO field a controversial document concerning the Roswell event of July 1947.

This column profiles important historical events which took place during this week, 25 years ago, 50 years ago, 75 years ago and 100 years ago.

On occasion, I have heard of rumors to the effect that within the heart of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) there exists

1947 was an interesting turning point in the history of espionage, and Magazine Enterprises Undercover Girl reflects this moment in time.