Archives shared by Cambridge Analytica informant Christopher Wylie spell out how parent organization SCL Group endeavored to impact races around the world.
One letter likewise alludes to its help of 15 mental tasks including the UK's Ministry of Defense as of January 2012.
The Foreign Office is cited as saying another piece of SCL seemed to be "a delight to work with" on a counter-dread task.
The records likewise allude to work improved the situation Ambassador Bolton on US votes.
This has all the earmarks of being a reference to John Bolton, the previous US diplomat to the UN. He was as of late delegated as President Trump's National Security Adviser.
The Guardian had beforehand investigated his contribution in a Cambridge Analytica examination to target YouTube recordings at profiled US voters.
The political consultancy is in the spotlight after reports that it amassed the information of a large number of Facebook clients without their assent and utilized this in political crusades.
The firm has said that it "wrecked" the data when Facebook requested, in spite of the fact that Channel 4 News has announced that duplicates of in any event part of the trove are still available for use.
"We take assertions of unscrupulous practices in the past by our previous worldwide (non-US) political consultancy truly, and they are as of now the subject of a full and autonomous examination which we have prompted to set up the certainties," said Cambridge Analytica in an announcement it distributed on Tuesday.
"Its discoveries will be made accessible at the appropriate time."
'Universal experience'
The documents were discharged by the UK's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
They detail a portion of the work embraced by Cambridge Analytica and organizations it has been connected with, including SCL Group, Global Science Research and Aggregate IQ.
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Mr Wylie had alluded to a few of the archives in his appearance before the board of trustees on Monday.
In one report, SCL said that empowering individuals "not to vote" may be more viable than attempting to propel swing voters.
Depicting its work in a Nigerian decision, SCL Global said it had prompted that "instead of endeavoring to spur swing voters to vote in favor of our customers, a more compelling methodology may be to induce restriction voters not to vote by any stretch of the imagination".
'Ethnic strains'
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Christopher Wylie worked with Cambridge Analytica
It said this had been accomplished by "arranging against decision energizes upon the arrival of surveying in restriction fortresses" and utilizing "neighborhood religious figures to boost their allure particularly among the profound, country groups".
It gloated of contriving a political spray painting effort to make an adolescent "development" in Trinidad and Tobago and of scattering "effort messages that, while apparently originating from the young, were unattributable to a particular gathering". It said thus "an assembled youth development was made".
In Latvia, it said it had perceived that "implicit ethnic strains" were "at the core of the race".
"Local people furtively reprimanded the Russians for taking their employments... outfitted with this information, SCL could mirror these main problems in its customer's informing," the archive said.
The documents spell out how SCL helped the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office "in key wanting to counter rough jihadism" in Pakistan.
"I wouldn't just prescribe them, I'd work with them again in a moment," composed an official, whose name has been redacted
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