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FRANCE Issue dated 08/12/2006

When Hakluyt Worked for EADS

The secretive London intelligence concern Hakluyt served as a regular consultant to the disgraced strategy chief of EADS, Jean-Louis Gergorin, concerning Russia and South Korea. [...]

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