Western Anti-Communism and the Interdoc Network

The book delves into the establishment and operations of Interdoc, a multinational initiative launched in 1963 by Western intelligence agencies to combat communism. It explores the campaign's strategies, the influential figures involved, and the ideological foundations that fueled its efforts. Through exclusive sources and firsthand accounts, the narrative examines the organization's significance and its eventual decline during the Cold War, providing a detailed look at a pivotal moment in history.