The CIA's Secret War in Tibet. By Kenneth Con-boy and James Morrison. (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2002. x, 301 pp. $34.95, ISBN 0-7006-1159-2.)

From 1949 until 1969, the United States sought to destabilize the People's Republic of China through economic, political, and covert warfare. Prior to China's forcible incorporation of Tibet in 1951, Washington, like the rest of the world, rejected Tibetan pleas for international recognition and support, but, after it was already too late to preserve Tibetan independence, the remote Himalayan kingdom became a focal point of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) covert operations. The general contours of this story have been well known for a long time. This book by two veteran writers on theCIA adds vivid details from interviews with dozens of CIA veterans who participated in what in retrospect, and even at the time, was clearly a doomed effort to combat China's control of Tibet.

此书描述了1949至1969年之间,美国通过经济,政治,秘密战争来破坏中华人民共和国的稳定。在中国1951年解放西藏之前,美国华盛顿象世界其他国家一样一直是【拒绝】西藏获得国际认可和支持的努力的。但是中国进入之后,中情局就在这里展开了长期的破坏活动。