OSS and the Oslo-Kunming Pipeline
Kept hidden in a sprawling Pacific record, the presence of Norwegian intelligence and Turkish field files suggests a shadow network that bypassed official borders for decades.
By Desmond Okafor ·
Norway
Tor Glad and the Ghost Radio of 1941
A Norwegian sergeant was interned for the duration of the war after MI5 decided he was too unreliable to trust, while his radio channel remained active—and the files were later scrubbed.
By Harlan Pryce ·
OSS and the Coded Missions to Map Norwegian Cities
Targets for bombing and profiles of trade unionists were cached in London for decades, but the records of counter-intelligence and the money used to pay assets remain blacked out
By Harlan Pryce ·
OSS and State Department Plotted to Reclaim Norway
Secret coordination between agile analysts and cautious diplomats stayed hidden in archives, masking who was tasked with the risk of reclaiming a North Atlantic stronghold.
By Harlan Pryce ·