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Your FBI
Records from the Federal Bureau of Investigation highlight the agency's aggressive crime-solving efforts under J. Edgar Hoover and its expansion into various investigations post-World War II.
Your FBI
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Records from the Federal Bureau of Investigation highlight the agency's aggressive crime-solving efforts under J. Edgar Hoover and its expansion into various investigations post-World War II.
Synopsis
Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Archives Identifier: 12173 NEWS RELEASE VIDEO RECORDING: Shows FBI Hoover building and describes mission of Agency. Shows old footage of 1930’s gangsters, George “MachineGun” Kelly, “Babyface” Nelson, “Prettyboy” Floyd, and John Dillinger to illustrate how aggressive Agency was at solving crimes under Director Hoover. Discusses expansion of agency after WW II to include investigations of espionage, sabotage, loan sharks, interstate gambling, 1950’s Brinksrobbery, and KKK violence. Indicates that aggressive nature of agency did not change with death of J. Edgar Hoover in 1972. DocsTeach:
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