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The 11 pages that link to Daniel Ellsberg, each with the reason it gives.

• WhistleblowingBroader topic: His 1971 disclosure brought government deception about the Vietnam War into public debate.

• Pentagon PapersRelated: His decision to copy and disclose the study set publication in motion.

• WhistleblowerBroader topic: His leak exposed government deception about the Vietnam War.

• Edward SnowdenCompared with: Ellsberg is a frequent comparison, though his leak concerned a historical war study rather than digital surveillance.

• My Lai massacreRelated: His antiwar activism helped connect public debate about My Lai with wider scrutiny of U.S. war policy.

• Robert McNamaraRelated: The leaked study commissioned under McNamara exposed years of official Vietnam War assessments.

• Chelsea ManningCompared with: Ellsberg’s case is a prominent earlier comparison involving leaked military records and press publication.

• Maurice AllaisRelated: Ellsberg’s later paradox developed a related challenge to standard models of choice under uncertainty.

• Mordechai VanunuCompared with: Both exposed state secrets, but Ellsberg disclosed records about the Vietnam War rather than a nuclear program.

• Ambiguity effectRelated: His urn problem made ambiguity preferences sharply testable.

• Media blackoutRelated: His leak challenged official secrecy surrounding the Vietnam War.