Storyflo Declassified — The Untold Cases

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Audio dispatches from declassified U.S. government case files. Each episode walks through one document, in the official record's own voice. Curated by storyflo.

Publisher

storyflo

Category

history · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

17 Oct 2026

Latest episode

9 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

214 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   9 Nov 2026

   State Department telegram dated June twenty‑eighth, nineteen fifty

   This is a declassified State Department telegram dated June twenty‑eighth, nineteen fifty, concerning coordination between the United States Seventh Fleet and the Republic of China government over Taiwan and surrounding islands. The document is hosted in the public archive at The Black Vault. The telegram was released to the public through the Internet Archive as part of a digitized collection of declassified records. The National Archives and Records Administration authorized its declassification, and the file was made available on the archive site without a specific Freedom of Information Act case number. The entry can be accessed at the Black Vault URL for this document. The telegram reads as follows: “Action FE i, Sh G OLI UNA DCR 433/sso | A ‘INCOMING TLE © Department of State thas TELEGRAPH BRANCH 552 Sob SEs Re Contra: L2654 ae ‘Reed: June 28, 1950 FROM: Paipei — - 2 ‘ES 9339 pom Te: eecrenaty. of State ea. eo. NO: ‘000, . June 29, 1 aot. é wt vr ste Oe 8 Be see ee Ste Foreign M

2. 

   9 Nov 2026

   CIA: Today, we delve into an Army intelligence cable concerning Communist troop

   Welcome to Declassified. Today, we delve into an Army intelligence cable concerning Communist troop movements in Manchuria, dated July fifth, nineteen-fifty. This declassified record offers a glimpse into United States intelligence gathering at the outset of the Korean War, as retrieved from vault.fbi.gov. This document was released to the public under the Freedom of Information Act. It is part of a larger collection of declassified intelligence records pertaining to China, made available through the Black Vault archive. The specific declassification authority is not cited within the document itself. The document, an incoming message from the Department of the Army Staff Communications Office, is marked "Secret". From: Assistant Military Attaché, Taipei, Formosa. From Poston, signed Barrett. Re: OP one six nine. Statements concerning Washington official spokesman of the President's Office newsmen statements quoting Fisher Hou, M N D G two and Army Ground Force quoting Shanghai reports.

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   9 Nov 2026

   CIA: Today, we examine a Top Secret letter from the Department of State

   This is Declassified. Today, we examine a Top Secret letter from the Department of State, dated July sixth, nineteen-fifty, concerning a proposal for a United States-directed intelligence organization in Taiwan. This document offers a glimpse into early American intelligence planning regarding China. It can be found at archive.org. This document was released under the Freedom of Information Act and reviewed for declassification on March tenth, nineteen-ninety-four, under the authority of the State Department. It was declassified with the concurrence of the Central Intelligence Agency. The document is a letter addressed to Colonel Robert A. Schow, Assistant Director, Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D. C. It reads: "Dear Colonel Schow: Please refer to Hong Kong dispatches No. 5350 and No. 534 of May twenty-seventh, which concern a proposal made by a Chinese to an officer of the Consulate General. Copies of these dispatches have already been forwarded to your offices. The Departm

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