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You askedWhat did the 1971 Media, Pennsylvania break-in reveal?

The files taken from the FBI's Media, Pennsylvania office in March 1971 described a program to surveil and disrupt domestic political groups1. One memo urged agents to increase interviews so that activists would feel there was “an FBI agent behind every mailbox”2. The program's name, COINTELPRO, appeared on a routing slip in the documents3, and the Senate's Church Committee later examined it in its 1976 report4.

  1. 1 FBI, Media Resident Agency files, 1971
  2. 2 FBI memorandum, September 16, 1970
  3. 3 FBI routing slip, “COINTELPRO – New Left”
  4. 4 Senate Select Committee, Book III, 1976
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A full book researched, written, fact-checked, designed and narrated in Syrion's Create Studio, by Paul Janisko. Every claim is cited to a public document you can open yourself.

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