- Among the fresh papers are notes and interviews, any marked “secret”.
- Their publicization is intended to shed light on the assassination, which is officially attributed to Oswald. Nevertheless, many Americans uncertainty the authoritative version of events
- The disclosure of fresh material renewed the interest in Kennedy's assassination, although experts observe that groundbreaking revelations are not to be expected
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Over 1,100 files consisting of more than 31 1000 pages were found on Tuesday on the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration website. The vast majority of the collection of this institution, with over 6 million pages of documents, photographs, films, sound recordings and artifacts related to the assassination, has already been published.
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Quoted by AP manager of the University of Virginia Center for Politics Larry J. Sabato, author of the book "The Kennedy Half-Century", explained that he had a squad that started looking at documents. However, it may take any time before their meaning becomes clear.
Thousands of pages of papers analysed
— We have quite a few work to do for a long time and people just gotta accept it," he appealed.
Among the fresh papers are among others. notes and interviews, any marked ‘secret’. Their publicization is intended to shed light on the assassination, which is officially attributed to Oswald. Nevertheless, many Americans uncertainty the authoritative version of events.
Member of Trump's cabinet, politician Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nephew of president John F. Kennedy, expressed controversial views on the alleged engagement of the CIA in the death of his uncle. He besides believes that his father, U.S. lawyer General Robert Kennedy, was killed by many armed attackers, which contradicts authoritative coverage.
As Reuters noted, experts show skepticism or fresh papers will change the established communicative of Oswald as Kennedy's independent assassin from the Texas magazine window as the presidential column passed by the Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
Numerous theories
One of the key issues was to find whether Oswald had ties to the russian government. any papers suggested that he could leave the USSR in 1962 with the intention of killing president Kennedy. However, another papers call this into question, including the 1991 study by American prof. E.B. Smith following a conversation with KGB agent “The Famous” Nikonov. Niconov reportedly concluded that Oswald was never a KGB agent.
The papers besides revealed insights into US activities during the Cold War to counter Fidel Castro's influence in Latin America. They propose that although Castro is improbable to provoke a direct war with the US, he could intensify support for subversive forces in the region. The material refers to the "Operation Mongoose", a CIA-led run of secret actions and sabotage against Cuba, authorized by president Kennedy in 1961. This was intended to overthrow Castro's regime. The papers indicate tensions and strategical maneuvers of that era.
The disclosure of fresh material renewed the interest in Kennedy's assassination, although experts observe that No breakthroughs are expected. Trump defined his decision to print papers as the beginning of an era of "maximum transparency".
