</s>104-104-10028 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM. RELEASE IN FULL. Intelligence Information Cable PAGE 1 STATURING/PAS/MAC/CRC/CRS/TRA/TREAMY AMY/CAM/CANC/C/N/C.F.A.L. DINTRIBUTION/SUSSELL (SYS/P/S/X) EXO 55/PP 55/P /S/S /SAE FBI 001 SECUR C. NO FOREIGN JISSELL THIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE SECRET 1409112 CITTS CITTS-314/92/100.0 COUNTRY BELGIUM/UNITED STATES/FRANCE DEST 14 FEBRUARY 2011: 12 FEBRUBARY 1969 584-305-4 JUBLIECTS PRESIDENT'S VISITI ANTI-MERICAN LECTURE AND FILM CONCERNING ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY JULIUS, ERUSSELS (12 FEBruary 1969) - ILLS NO .: 76.1. JUNCI: 12 FEBURY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BRUSSELS(12 FEBBURY 1969) INIBUE: IF THE UNIVERSTY of BRUSSELSS (LUD) SPONSORS. 4. LARGE AUDITION: OF THE UNIVERSITY OF A FILM AND A TECTURE 21 WELL FRENCH LITISTI MANUAL (D'ASTER DE LA TELLE ACCOMPANIED BY HYRVE LAMARA: A FRENGH CITIZEN, DE LA LIE SUBJECT: "A L'AMERIQUE ORULE" (FIELD COMMENT) A TITLE OF COUSTIC AND FIM WAS THE SAME OF THE PESOUDY MOUSEYOUS B.M. LLECTURIES, AND I WAS AN UNKNOWN AND APPARENTALLY INSUBSISTANTAL UBLISHED IN 1968 BY AN UNKNOW AND APPRENTLY IN THE U.S. COMPANY NEWLY ESTABLISHED AND IN LECKENMARKING IN ENGLISHED. -RINTEED IN BELGUM IN BOTH THE PRENCH AND D'ANGL. A. THE WILDLIA FILE OF THE BOOK AND MOVIE (O) "PAREL. A .. -SECRET- JEK ACI 10-16-98 RELEASE

Summary  
This document is an intelligence report from the CIA Historical Review Program, dated 14 February 2011, detailing a lecture and film screening in Brussels on 12 February 1969. The event, organized by the University of Brussels (Lud), featured a film titled "A L'AMERIQUE ORULE" (translated as "To America, Rule") and a lecture by Julius, an individual associated with anti-American sentiment. The film and lecture were critical of U.S. policies, including references to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which was portrayed as an act of a group representing powerful American interests such as the oil industry and military. The film included still photographs, drawings of suspects, and footage linked to the FBI and CIA investigations. The event drew approximately 1930 attendees, with about two-thirds being university students. The report notes that the audience reacted with hostility toward U.S. policies, though the film received limited applause due to its lack of legal support for its allegations. Julius’s lecture touched on French civilization but avoided direct criticism of the United States. The document also mentions contact between Lamarre (the film's creator) and District Attorney Garrison in Louisiana in 1968, with Garrison showing minimal interest in the project. The report concludes that the event did not adversely affect the security situation for President Nixon’s upcoming visit to Brussels.  

Key People  
- Julius: Organizer of the lecture and film screening, associated with anti-American rhetoric.  
- Lamarre: Creator of the film "A L'AMERIQUE ORULE," mentioned as a French citizen.  
- Garrison: District Attorney in Louisiana who had contact with Lamarre in 1968.  

Key Locations  
- Brussels, Belgium: Site of the lecture and film screening.  
- Berkeley and Stanford, United States: Locations where the film was previously shown to students.  

Key Events  
- Screening of "A L'AMERIQUE ORULE" and Julius’s lecture on 12 February 1969 in Brussels.  
- Mention of anti-American sentiment and critiques of U.S. policies, including references to JFK’s assassination.  
- Nixon’s planned visit to Brussels, with the report noting no adverse impact on security.  

Key Organizations  
- CIA: Involved in intelligence reporting and historical review.  
- FBI: Referenced in the film as part of investigations related to JFK’s assassination.  
- University of Brussels (Lud): Hosted the event.

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