Groton's Influence
The establishment of Groton School in the 1800s by Endicott highlights its significant role in shaping early CIA leaders. With a focus on British imperial values, the school produced influential figures who embodied the ideals of service and heroism. Many students, including the sons of prominent New England families, would later play critical roles in operations like the 1953 Iran coup.In this clip
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“An Imperial History of the CIA” – with Hugh Wilford
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