State Secrets

State Secrets: A Documentation of the Secret Revolutionary Mainspring Governing Anglo-American Politics, translated from the French edition of Comte Léon de Poncins' Top Secret by Timothy Tindal-Robertson, presents a documentary investigation into what the author describes as the hidden revolutionary forces influencing Anglo-American politics and major international events. The book examines the secret circumstances surrounding the United States' entry into the First World War through the Landman Document, the preparations for the Second World War, the Versailles settlement, the bombing and destruction of Dresden, the Nuremberg Trial, the mysterious circumstances surrounding the Yalta agreements, and the Morgenthau, Kaufman and Bar-Zohar documents. It then turns to the Korean War and the Sorge spy ring, the MacArthur-Willoughby report, the Brownell-Truman controversy, and finally the political relationship between America and Israel. Drawing upon diplomatic documents, memoirs, contemporary publications, and other sources, the work argues that apparently disconnected events form part of a coherent pattern of secret political influence and revolutionary direction behind Anglo-American foreign policy.