Washington / Garden City / Boston / Chicago / Independence / Washington / D.C. / Georgetown / New York / London / College Park / /
Company
New York Herald-Tribune / Washington Times / Donovan / St. Regis / Chiang / New York Daily News / Patterson / McCormick / Yale University Press / Central Intelligence Group / British SOE / New York Times / the Washington Post / OSS / Chapter 10 Postwar Period Chicago Tribune / Presidio Press / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United Kingdom / China / Soviet Union / Spain / France / Germany / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Diplomatic Relations / Reorganization / Bankruptcy / Judicial Event / Product Recall / Product Issues / /
Facility
Truman Library / SOE headquarters / University of California Press / University Publications / St. Regis Hotel / Library of Congress / /
IndustryTerm
internationalist newspapers / restless energy / law enforcement functions / law / law governing use / line intelligence services / intelligence networks / newspaper chain / /
MedicalCondition
cerebral hemorrhage / /
Movie
O.S.S. / /
Organization
Red Army / American Gestapo / Army Intelligence / Army / White House’s Bureau of the Budget / First Intelligence Agency / Central Intelligence Agency / Theater / United States Army Special Forces / Naval Intelligence / United States Navy / America’s First Intelligence Agency / University of California Press / U.S. Navy / Yale University / Department of State / White House / Roosevelt Plans Post-War Global Secret Service / New York National Guard / Secret Service / Donovan Maps New Agency / ONI / office of Strategic Services / Bureau of the Budget Director Harold B. Smith / War Department / Federal police / Czarist Army / United States Army / U.S. intelligence / Budget Bureau / OSS Society / Yale / Missouri National Guard / Federal Bureau of Investigation / U.S. Gestapo / Central Intelligence Service / Congress / Navy Intelligence / federal government / Secret Intelligence / OSS SO / /
Person
Donovan Proposes Super / Chester Nimitz / Eisenhower / Henry L. Stimson / Serge Obolensky / Charles T. Pinck / Margaret Truman / Harry S Truman / Harry Byrd / Douglas MacArthur / Corey Ford / Thomas Troy Files / R. Harris Smith / Rose A. Conway / Bush / Clayton Bissell / Samuel Rosenman / Richard Dunlop / Walter Trohan / Harry S. Truman / Richard Park / Jr. / W. Lane Rehm / Harold Smith / Bradley F. Smith / Grim / Donovan Papers / Tom Moon / Tim Naftali / Christopher Andrew / Otto C. Doering / Jr. / William Morrow / Edwin Putzell / John Magruder / Edwin J. Putzell / Rafael Hirtz / Donald McKay / Savage Game / Robert D. Novak / Thomas F. Troy / Bill Donovan / Franklin D. Roosevelt / Samuel I. Rosenman / Michael Warner / Robin W. Winks / William J. Donovan / J. Edgar Hoover / Otto C. Doering / Duncan Lee / /
Position
Captain / time spy / Chief Executive / General / Secretary / Chief of Staff / poor administrator / Director to Budget / head of the China / Admiral / military aide to President Roosevelt / Major General / editor / Lt. Col. / social director / officer / Harper / draft Executive / deputy / Brigadier General / Colonel / present author / correspondent / executive assistant / young lieutenant / executive officer / President / inspiring and visionary leader / financier / head / historian / businessmen / executive secretary / administrator / chief financial officer / counsel / Brig. Gen. / Master Spy / director / Commander / unnamed businessman / to Budget Director / OSS executive officer / deputy / President Harry S. Truman’s secretary / officer in France and China / financier and OSS chief financial officer / OSS officer / his deputy Brigadier / /
Product
office rebellion / /
ProvinceOrState
California / Virginia / Sardinia / New York / Missouri / Georgia / Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
Washington Times-Herald / New York Times / New York Herald / Washington Post / the Washington Post / the Washington Times-Herald / New York Daily News / Free Press / /
Chapter 10 Postwar Period: End of the OSS and Return to the Park Service OSS may have won its battles in the field, but it lost its final campaign—in Washington. It was better prepared to fight armed enemies overseas t