The Boston Globe, November 18th, 1994
Just how ridiculous the federal government can be about declassifying information was evident last week when the Clinton administration finally wrested 44 million "secrets" from tightly clenched bureaucratic fists. Nearly half of the documents made public related to World War II, and some dated back to 1917. Kaiser Wilhelm would be flattered to know he was still considered a security threat in the 1990s. The president asked for the declassification a year ago and wanted the documents available for the anniversary of D-Day in June, but defense experts delayed the unveiling, arguing that too muc...
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