Secret war of the CIA in Tibet

The CIA, created by the United States in 1947, quickly became one of the largest intelligence services in the world. Hundreds of books are devoted to various CIA actions, but there are also little -known operations, until recently, they were the secret war of the CIA in Tibet.
The uniqueness of this publication is that this is the first book in Russian, which opens up the pages of the history of Tibet, unknown to the Russian reader, when the CIA’s special operations aimed at undermining and overthrowing the official power of the PRC in this region unfolded on its territory. The huge amount of information and facts that the CIA agents reveal to the authors, including the participation of the XIV Dalai Lama, gives the impression of an exploding bomb.
Kenneth Conbo - political analyst, historian, deputy head of the Center for the Study of Asia in Washington. The author of several books devoted to modern wars.
James Morrison is a US Army Veteran, who has served in special forces for more than 30 years. He took part in the CIA CIA project to prepare Thai mercenaries sent to Laos during the civil war. In co -authorship with the Conbo, he wrote several books