After the end of World War II, the newly created Central Intelligence Agency investigated anything and everything

which could give the United States an advantage in the Cold War.

Then included investigating UFOs and levitation, as well as creating exploding cigars for Fidel Castro.

One such idea was Mind Control.

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After the end of World War II, the Americans uncovered various Nazi experiments

which were carried out at concentration camps.

Among the various experiments which were carried out, they found evidence of Nazi attempts to

engage in controlling human minds.

It was later discovered that the Japanese engaged in the same sort of research on prisoners in Manchuria.

It wasn't the highest priority after the war, but it was something that researchers and officials in the government took note of.

The concept came into the public

consciousness after a 1950 article written by Edward Hunter titled

Brainwashing Tactics forced Chinese into ranks of Communist Party. It was the first use of the word brainwashing in the English language,

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