«Dear Dennis, a man who could write something on this form once - three years ago, when you first came into the world - held under the control of the whole of Europe. Today he is dead, his country in ruins, his memory is full of contempt. He wanted power, he was not considered a human person, and feared intellectual freedoms. He was the embodiment of evil in the world. His death and his defeat - a boon to mankind. Thousands of people have died for the sake of good. But the price of ridding society from evil is always high. Love, Dad. »
blockquote> Dennis Helms found this letter among the family papers in 1950, and in 2002 gave it to the museum of the CIA, where it is stored now.
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