The CIA has made public dozens of maps covering more than seventy years of 20th century history. This is reported by Popular Mechanics.
Among the maps, in particular, the Russian front in 1941-1942, the zone of influence of Japan in 1945 and the occupation zones of Berlin in 1945. You can also see maps showing international trade messages in 1950, the exploration of Antarctica in 1956 and the deployment of rockets in Cuba in 1962.
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In addition to them, the CIA provided several photographs from official or classified events. Available, in particular, is a 1961 image of President John F. Kennedy speaking against the background of a map of Vietnam, and a photograph with Richard Nixon at a map of Cambodia, taken in 1970.
The CIA is one of the US government agencies tasked with collecting and analyzing information about foreign citizens and organizations. The head of the agency reports directly to the President of the United States.