Brainwashing: How the CIA Sought Control of the Mind

nytimes.com — In the early 1950s, American troops were being killed and captured by the thousands in Korea. Panic spread that China?s Communists had learned how to penetrate and control the minds of American prisoners of war. Finding out what others are thinking is the job of spies. The Korean experience spurred the C.I.A.?s search for mind-control techniques. Jul 6, 2008 View in Crawl 4