Editing Sullivan & Cromwell (section)

===Key points===
	•	Shared Goals: The firm’s representation of clients like [[United Fruit Company]] in Guatemala, where the Dulles brothers had financial interests, mirrors Gladio’s anti-communist interventions. The 1954 CIA-backed coup in Guatemala, supported by Sullivan & Cromwell clients, reflects similar covert strategies.
	•	Speculative Links: Some sources, like Paul L. Williams’ Operation Gladio: The Unholy Alliance, suggest broader connections between U.S. intelligence, the Vatican, and anti-communist operations, with the Dulles brothers as key figures.

	•	Operational Scope: Gladio was a NATO-CIA operation focused on Europe, involving secret armies and arms caches. Sullivan & Cromwell’s role was primarily legal and financial.  The firm’s work in post-war Germany and election rigging may have indirectly supported Gladio’s broader anti-communist framework.