The CIA’s Australian Connection

Analysis of clandestine activities of the CIA in Australia, with focus on the Agency’s attempts to undermine Australian trade unions and the Labor movement in general; introductory chapter on the history of the CIA and the scope of its influence, followed by a study of Australian politics between the years 1973-1977, and The CIA and the Trade Union movement; references the CIA and Australian spies, the Petrov case, James Angleton, and much more; bookshop stamp to title page, foxing to endpapers and prelims, toning to edges of pages, o.w. Good throughout; wraps prominently rubbed and scuffed, and with some creases.