At 12:04 AM 3/12/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Michael Pollak wrote:
>
>>It was. My impression was that Marcuse worked for the OSS during the war,
>>as many liberal and left intellectuals did, and left when the war ended;
>>it was essentially his term of war duty against the Nazis. As for what he
>>did, I'm pretty sure it had to do with analyzing German political
>>documents, just like you'd expect. I'm just about positive he never
>>worked for the FBI or the CIA.
>
>In a talk at the Brecht Forum in NYC a year or two ago, Joel Kovel said
>that the CIA funded the re-establishment of the Frankfurt Institute after
>WW II and kept it going. He didn't say what his source was, but I've heard
>others say this too. Any cites?
>
>Doug
>
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