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🕵️ E 21 - Spy Games on the Steppe - Alma Ata and the CIA - Declassified Cold War Reports from the CIA
- 2025/04/02
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🕵️ E 21 - Spy Games on the Steppe - Alma Ata and the CIA - Declassified Cold War Reports from the CIA
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Steppe by Steppe: Embark on a thrilling journey into the clandestine world of Cold War espionage! Unearth the long-hidden secrets of Alma Ata, Soviet Kazakhstan, through newly declassified CIA reports featured in "Spy Games on the Steppe." Venture behind the formidable Iron Curtain and discover what intensely captivated American intelligence within this enigmatic Soviet republic. What did the CIA perceive as a significant threat? What aspects of this closed society ignited their profound curiosity? Prepare for an enthralling exploration into a realm shrouded in mystery, an indispensable and largely unknown chapter of Cold War history for most Americans.The recently declassified CIA documents reveal a remarkably broad spectrum of priorities for American intelligence gathering. Their attention extended far beyond mere military installations, as evidenced by their meticulous documentation of the construction of the Malaya Almaatinka River dam near Alma Ata and the detailed recording of various airfields in the surrounding areas. Furthermore, the reports extensively cover economic activities, noting the significant presence of apple orchards in the vicinity of Alma Ata and the identified copper deposits. Social conditions within Kazakhstan also fell under scrutiny, with observations concerning the poor sanitation and inadequate water supply prevalent in Alma Ata, alongside mentions of labor camps and the forced deportation of ethnic Koreans to the region. The strategic importance of communication infrastructure is underscored by the detailed accounts of existing telephone and telegraph systems. Additionally, the CIA diligently tracked transportation networks, including the conditions of roads and the development of railways, and gathered information on diverse industrial and agricultural facilities, such as tractor plants, textile combines, and various food processing operations. This remarkably comprehensive focus highlights the extensive and multifaceted efforts undertaken by the American intelligence community to gain a thorough understanding of the inner workings and strategic significance of this tightly controlled Soviet republic during the intense years of the Cold War.INFORMATION REPORT Subject: Information Concerning Alma Ata, Kazakh Republic, USSRKazakh Soviet Socialist Republic History - Background for the Cold WarPodcast InstructionsTOP SECRET (c) NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER DAM CONSTRUCTION MALAYA ALMAATINKA RIVER GORGE NEAR ALMA ATA, USSRINFORMATION REPORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY COUNTRY: USSR (South Kazakhstan Oblast, Alma-Ata Oblast) SUBJECT: 1. Tractor Plant in Chimkent 2. City of Alma-AtaINFORMATION REPORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY COUNTRY: USSR (Kazakh SSR) SUBJECT: Highway Betwen Alma Ata and Kokhoz "Krasniy Voyennyy"INFORMATION REPORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY COUNTRY: USSR (Azerbaydzhan SSR and Kazakh SSR) SUBJECT: 1. Medical Institute and Motor Park in Alma Ata 2. Industrial and Military Installations in the Kirovabad AreaINFORMATION REPORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY COUNTRY: USSR (Tadzhik SSR and Kazakh SSR) SUBJECT: 1. Mechanical Works in Stalinabad 2. Agricultural Technical School in Alma-Ata, Kazakh SSR 3. Rayon Hospital, Arys' Station, Kazakh SSRINFORMATION REPORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SUBJECT: Installations at Alma Ata JOB 34-566 801 34INFORMATION REPORT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SUBJECT: INSTALLATIONS AT ALMA ATA JOB 34-566 801 34