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'''Henry Anatole Grunwald''' was an American editor of [[Time Magazine]] who later was appointed Ambassador to Austria.
 
'''Henry Anatole Grunwald''' was an American editor of [[Time Magazine]] who later was appointed Ambassador to Austria.
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==CIA==
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In 1986 Grunwald wrote a letter on first name basis to CIA director [[Bill Casey]] hoping to "continue the good relationship":
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{{QB|Dear Bill: I have read your speech to the [[American Society of Newspaper Editors]] which [[George Lauder]] forwarded at your request. I agree with what you say. Certainly it is crucial to protect sensitive national security information. And while I share your view that the chief responsibility for this lies with government, I have always believed that the press must play its part. One can disagree on specifics, but certainly not on the principle. Concerning the recent flap, I must say that I regret the fact that you told a leading journalist that you were considering criminal prosecution of [[TIME]] and others, without informing us of this and without letting us know what the charge might be. I happen to be a strong, not to say vehement, advocate of an effective [[CIA]] and a far less restricted capacity for [[covert action]]. Quite apart from that, our publications would never knowingly violate the law in the security or any other area, which is why your unspecified accusations were so disturbing. But I hope and believe that in spite of this the Agency and TIME's journalists will continue the good relationship we have had over the years.<ref>https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp90-00965r000302580001-6</ref>}}
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In [[1996]], he was part of a [[Council on Foreign Relations]] "blue ribbon" task force recommending that "policymakers consider overturning a twenty-year old executive order that bans CIA members from [[journalistic cover|posing as journalists]] and members of the clergy in covert operations overseas."<ref>https://www.rcfp.org/blue-ribbon-panel-suggests-spies-pose-journalists-and-priests/</ref> The ban was in reality never implemented.
 
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Person.png Henry Grunwald   C-SPAN SourcewatchRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(editor, diplomat, deep state functionary?)
Henry Grunwald.jpg
BornHeinz Anatol Grünwald
December 3, 1922
Vienna, Austria
DiedFebruary 26, 2005 (Age 82)
New York City, New York, U.S.
NationalityUS
EthnicityJewish
Spouse • Beverly Suser
• Louise Melhado
PartyRepublican
Diplomat, managing editor of TIME, and suspected deep state functionary

Employment.png United States Ambassador to Austria

In office
December 23, 1987 - January 1, 1990
Appointed byRonald Reagan

Employment.png Editor-in-chief

In office
1977 - 1987
EmployerTime Magazine

Employment.png Managing editor

In office
1968 - 1977
EmployerTime Magazine
Known for his Watergate editorials

Henry Anatole Grunwald was an American editor of Time Magazine who later was appointed Ambassador to Austria.

CIA

In 1986 Grunwald wrote a letter on first name basis to CIA director Bill Casey hoping to "continue the good relationship":


Dear Bill: I have read your speech to the American Society of Newspaper Editors which George Lauder forwarded at your request. I agree with what you say. Certainly it is crucial to protect sensitive national security information. And while I share your view that the chief responsibility for this lies with government, I have always believed that the press must play its part. One can disagree on specifics, but certainly not on the principle. Concerning the recent flap, I must say that I regret the fact that you told a leading journalist that you were considering criminal prosecution of TIME and others, without informing us of this and without letting us know what the charge might be. I happen to be a strong, not to say vehement, advocate of an effective CIA and a far less restricted capacity for covert action. Quite apart from that, our publications would never knowingly violate the law in the security or any other area, which is why your unspecified accusations were so disturbing. But I hope and believe that in spite of this the Agency and TIME's journalists will continue the good relationship we have had over the years.[1]

In 1996, he was part of a Council on Foreign Relations "blue ribbon" task force recommending that "policymakers consider overturning a twenty-year old executive order that bans CIA members from posing as journalists and members of the clergy in covert operations overseas."[2] The ban was in reality never implemented.

 

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Hotel Mont d' Arbois
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Quebec
Château Montebello
The 31st Bilderberg, held in Canada
Bilderberg/19883 June 19885 June 1988Austria
Interalpen-Hotel
Telfs-Buchen
The 36th meeting, 114 participants
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