The OSS was dissolved in September 1945 into other ministries

Evidence

The other person who pushed for the journal to be restarted was Marcuse. The anti-fascist intelligence service, the OSS (Office of Strategic Services), was dissolved in September 1945, its most important departments simply being attached to other ministries. The department in which Marcuse worked was attached to the State Department. But the State Department’s Research and Intelligence Division was under powerful attack for its alleged communist tendencies, and fresh financial support for it had been blocked for the time being. — Rolf Wiggershaus, The Frankfurt School, 1651

Categorization

• XREF: Marcuse’s State Department intelligence work connects to the postwar red-hunting era he later critiques in One-Dimensional Man.