Declassified: Shocking Revelations from Top Secret Documents
Jun 2026 · Arcturus Publishing
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Declassified explores some of the most remarkable revelations to have emerged from top secret documents brought to light in recent years. It ranges from revelations of spies and sleeper agents, such as Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, to the frankly bizarre Acoustic Kitty project, in which the US government trained cats to spy on the Kremlin, to the murky tale of the 'disappeared' citizens during Argentina's military dictatorship.
In this book, the author explores these remarkable projects, questions how seriously they were taken by the governments of the day and asks what the implications are of such efforts being conducted in our name without our knowledge.
In this book, the author explores these remarkable projects, questions how seriously they were taken by the governments of the day and asks what the implications are of such efforts being conducted in our name without our knowledge.
Declassified explores some of the most remarkable revelations to have emerged from top secret documents brought to light in recent years. It ranges from revelations of spies and sleeper agents, such as Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, to the frankly bizarre Acoustic Kitty project, in which the US gove...
About the author
Arthur Martin is a former journalist who worked on the Daily Mail for 16 years. He was the paper's crime correspondent, before moving to international affairs. During his journalism career, he regularly obtained secret files relating to the police, government and security services. Access to such documents allowed him to expose the truth behind major stories, including the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and the Grenfell Tower disaster. Declassified is his second book. His first book, Mafia Wars: Murder, Mayhem and the Power of the Mob, was published in 2024. He lives in London.
Arthur Martin is a former journalist who worked on the Daily Mail for 16 years. He was the paper's crime correspondent, before moving to international affairs. During his journalism career, he regularly obtained secret files relating to the police, government and security services. Access to such...
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