Secret writing ink and the ability to open letters without detection are just some of the clandestine tools exposed Tuesday when the CIA declassified its oldest documents from as early as 1917.
Who would have thought that the memorandum containing the formula for German invisible ink was kept closely guarded for more than a century in the U.S.?
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