The murder of democracy. Operations of the CIA and Pentagon during the Cold War. Bloom W.

“The murder of democracy” of the American historian, research historian William Bloom, is the most complete description of the instrumentation of the open and hidden activities of American foreign policy departments and special services. A clear historical analysis of the 56 open and secret interventions of the United States during the Cold War evidence shows the global scale of American aggression and brutal sophistication of execution in each case. Bloom proves that the United States, contrary to their rhetoric and generally accepted opinion, were by no means engaged in the promotion of democracy. On the contrary, in one state after another, methodically and ruthlessly, directly and by the hands of mercenaries, the United States destroyed the opinions, movements, parties, and people that were not indomitable for them to bring their proteges to power. Bulking in details and links, Bloom's book is a real US foreign policy textbook, which should stand under No. 1 in the list of literature of any person related to both foreign and domestic politics in Russia. If you want to understand what is happening on the chessboard of world politics, you must know how such parties were played out in the past. Knowledge of history illuminates the understanding of the present and forecasting the future.