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Document-01-Ronald-Reagan-National-Security

Sep 17, 1984

Ronald Reagan, National Security Decision Directive 145, "National Policy on Telecommunications and Automated Information Systems Security," Confidential.

Source

National Security Council Freedom of Information Act Release.

Document-19-Letter-of-the-Collegium-of-the-State

Sep 10, 1984

Letter of the Collegium of the State Security Committee of the USSR, “To Proudly Bear the Title of the Soviet Chekist, To Increase Ideological Vigilance, To Strengthen Discipline and Organization,” September 10, 1984, made public by Viktor Chebrikov.

Source

Ukrainian KGB Archive, f. 13 o. 691 pp. 135-142.

Sep 5, 1984

Letter from Michael McCracken to Herbert Friedman, Commission on Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Resources, National Research Council, 5 September 1984, unclassified

Source

FOIA Release by DOE

National-Security-Agency-Cryptolog-Vol-11-No-8-9

Aug 1, 1984

National Security Agency, Cryptolog Vol. 11, No. 8-9, August 1984

01-NSC-National-Security-Planning-Group-Minutes

Jun 25, 1984

NSC, National Security Planning Group Minutes, "Subject: Central America," June 25, 1984

1984-06-06-Cher-Reag

Jun 6, 1984

Письмо Черненко Рейгану (Президентская Библиотека Рональда Рейгана)

Document-21-Warning-of-War-In-Europe-National

Jun 1, 1984

“Warning of War In Europe,” National Intelligence Estimate Drafted June 1984, Updated September, 1989, Top Secret.

Source

Central Intelligence Agency Freedom of Information Act Release, declassified 2016.

National-Security-Agency-Cryptolog-Vol-11-No-6-7

Jun 1, 1984

National Security Agency, Cryptolog Vol. 11, No. 6-7, June 1984

Jun 1, 1984

Lyudmila Alexeyeva, letter to friends in Moscow, undated, circa summer 1984.

Source

Memorial Society, Moscow, Archive of History of Dissent, Fond 101, opis 1, Box 2-3-6

State-Department-Bureau-of-Intelligence-and

May 18, 1984

State Department, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Memorandum, “Rwanda – Geneva Convention Violations,” May 18, 1984

May 18, 1984

Special National Intelligence Estimate (SNIE 11-10-84), "Implications of Recent Soviet Military-Political Activities," May 18, 1984

May 18, 1984

Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, “Global Effects of Nuclear War Study Project – First Quarterly Report January-March 1984,” Prepared by George F. Bing, 18 May 1984, unclassified

Source

FOIA Release by DTRA

May 14, 1984

Colombia’s Anti-Narcotics Efforts: Strike While the Iron is Hot
U.S. Embassy Bogotá, cable, Confidential, 4 pp.

Source

FOIA

National-Security-Agency-Cryptolog-Vol-11-No-5

May 1, 1984

National Security Agency, Cryptolog Vol. 11, No. 5, May 1984

May 1984

USSR: 1984 Grain Crop in Trouble, GI M 84-10097, classification redacted, May 1984

Source

CIA FOIA Electronic Reading Room

Document-17-Defense-Intelligence-Agency-Defense

Apr 24, 1984

Defense Intelligence Agency, Defense Estimative Brief, "Nuclear Weapons Systems in China," April 24, 1984. Secret.

Source

DIA Freedom of Information Act Release.

Document-02-CIA-History-Staff-Official-History

Apr 18, 1984

Document-44-CIA-Interest-in-Weapons-Captured-in

Apr 6, 1984

CIA Interest in Weapons Captured in Lebanon. Memorandum from John McMahon, Deputy Director of Central Intelligence to Chief, International Activities Division, 6 April 1984

Source

CIA FOIA Electronic Reading Room

Ronald-Reagan-Executive-Order-12472-Assignment

Apr 3, 1984

Ronald Reagan, Executive Order 12472, Assignment of National Security and Emergency Preparedness Telecommunications Functions. Unclassified.

Source

Homeland Security Digital Library.