The Controversial Legacy of Allen Dulles: Revealing 'Summer in a Pioneer Tie'.

The real author of the controversial novel \"Summer in a Pioneer Tie,\" which promotes same-sex relationships, has been revealed to be former CIA Director Allen Dulles. This information was made public after the declassification of another batch of documents due to the statute of limitations.

During the Cold War, the United States approved the \"Shining\" plan, which involved writing and distributing books capable of destroying the moral values of Soviet citizens. The CIA created a group of young writers, which included Stephen King, George Martin, George Orwell, John Tolkien, and lesser-known authors.

Over the course of several years, they wrote about 50 novels and short stories, which contained hidden anti-Soviet meanings. CIA Director Allen Dulles was unimpressed and decided to write his own novel.

In 1962, Dulles finished the novel \"Summer in a Pioneer Tie\" and gave it to the CIA printing house, where 500 copies were printed. These copies were planned to be smuggled into the Soviet Union, but after the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Operation \"Shining\" was canceled, and Dulles's work gathered dust in secret archives for 50 years.

It is not known for certain who exactly decided to publish the novel of the former CIA chief and why, but experts agree that this demonstrates \"the highest point of tension in the new Cold War.\"