James Nicita
Historian James Nicita lives in Oregon City, Oregon, where he writes principally on Pacific Northwest history. His article “Recording Freedom: The Manumission of Monimia Travers” appeared in the Summer 2024 issue of the Oregon Historical Quarterly. His article “Weathering the Cyclone: When Olympia Said ‘No’ to Anti-Chinese Violence,” appeared in the Summer 2025 issue of Columbia, the magazine of the Washington State Historical Society.
Angleton’s Slip: Did the National Security State Assassinate Jack Dunlap? - Part 4
James Nicita completes his work on the Dunlap case, posing the questions: when was Angleton on to the mole? And who was using whom? Did Angleton then use Edward Epstein to cover up his role in the whole affair? Did Dunlap access Divison D?
Angleton’s Slip: Did the National Security State Assassinate Jack Dunlap? - Part 3
In Part 3, James Nicita further explores the mystery around the death of Jack Dunlap. Did he betray Penkovsky? Was Bill Harvey involved in his death? Was Angleton on to him?
Angleton’s Slip: Did the National Security State Assassinate Jack Dunlap? - Part 2
NSA spy Jack Dunlap's death was labeled a suicide. But over a decade later, under oath, James Angleton slipped up and called it an assassination. How did he know that?
Angleton’s Slip: Did the National Security State Assassinate Jack Dunlap?
NSA spy Jack Dunlap's death was labeled a suicide. But over a decade later, under oath, James Angleton slipped up and called it an assassination. How did he know that?
Nir Baruch: Angleton and Harvey’s Israeli Spy in Cuba
James Angleton shared his Israeli spy in Cuba with his friend and colleague William Harvey. Angleton did not want his name known, but James Nicita reveals who he was. And he poses the question: did Angleton reveal all he did?
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