
audiobook
by United States. Central Intelligence Agency
THE WORLD FACTBOOK 1990 - ELECTRONIC VERSION
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An extensive snapshot of the globe as it stood in 1990, this reference compiles concise profiles for nearly 250 nations, territories, and regions. Each entry delivers key data on geography, population, government structure, economic indicators, and international affiliations, all arranged in a clear, alphabetized format. The factbook also includes appendices that explain the United Nations system, major international organizations, and the standards used for weights, measures, and geographic naming.
Designed originally for U.S. government officials, the work remains a valuable resource for anyone curious about the world’s political and economic landscape at the close of the Cold War. Updated sections introduce new ways of presenting government branches, election details, and even a brief look at illicit drug activity, reflecting the evolving needs of analysts at the time. Listeners will find a factual, unobtrusive guide that brings the era’s global picture to life.
Language
en
Duration
~31 hours (1842K characters)
Release date
1991-04-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

A secretive U.S. intelligence agency with a huge role in modern history, the CIA has long shaped public debate through its overseas operations, analysis, and controversies. Its story reaches from the early Cold War to the post-9/11 era, making it a subject that blends politics, espionage, and power.
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