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Communism's lethal afterlife. (Insider Report).
While the apparent fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 is ritually celebrated as the triumph of the West, "I find very little to celebrate," observes Soviet-era dissident Vladimir Bukovsky in an essay published in the Autumn 2002 Salisbury Review. Bukovsky spent 12 years in the gulag--including a stint in the psihuska, a psychiatric re-education hospital. In 1991, Bukovsky gained access to key Soviet archives dealing with Communist support for international terrorism and subversion, storing thousands of documents digitally using a computer with a hand-held scanner. Two years later, those archives were sealed again for at least another 30 years.
"The last Presidential [elections] in Russia show what kind of democracy [that] country had ...
- The new Soviet policy-makers. (Soviet Union. KGB)
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) February 9, 1991 700+ words
...increasingly visible and violent in the Soviet Union. We begin a series of articles...look at the secret police THE KGB-its initials stand for the...divisions, were transferred to the KGB (though reports that Soviet...Germany were being put under KGB command have been denied...
- Tinker, tailor, soldier, market researcher. (industrial espionage and the...
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) December 8, 1990 700+ words
...civilians is all the rage in the Soviet Union. It conjures up images of the...more bizarre than that. The KGB has set up a business-information...Major Andrei Oligov said the KGB wants to sell information of...Generat Vladimir Kryuchkov, the KGB chief, who first floated the...
- The KGB's sea of slaughter. (former Soviet Union's whaling industry)
- Magazine article from: E Wesolowsky, Tony August 1, 1995 700+ words
...credo that operated for years in the Soviet Union's whaling industry. The shroud...signatory to the IWC in 1948, the Soviet Union systematically violated every IWC...Rossiya in 1966. "On some ships the KGB agents worked undercover as sailors...
- Soviet Union has a toehold in Israel - but don't go looking for KGB
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times Jay Bushinsky July 17, 1986 700+ words
...between Moscow and Jerusalem, the Soviet Union has been able to maintain a constant...clerics are actually agents of the KGB, but that is more James Bond...and nuns regularly fly between the Soviet Union and Israel, as do metropolitans...
- KGB goes public. (Soviet Union's Committee for State Security holds a press...
- Magazine article from: U.S. News & World Report Trimble, Gretchen September 24, 1990 700+ words
KGB GOES PUBLIC A press COnference last week at...torture and the current headquarters for the KGB in Moscow, opened a new episode in the agency...read the invitation, embossed with the KGB's sword-and-shield emblem. Guests were...
- Spies like them.(video recording about the Soviet Union's KGB)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Video Business LERMAN, LAURENCE June 12, 2000 700+ words
On July 11 (prebook July 3), Madacy Entertainment will issue The Secret KGB/JFK Assassination Files, an hourlong program explores uncovered KGB information relating to the killing of the president. Included are recently declassified...
- Secret politicking. (Soviet Union, includes related article on Yuri Churbanov)
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) September 10, 1988 700+ words
...responsibilities of the Soviet Union's Committee for State Security, or KGB. But times are changing...openness, is reaching the KGB, forcing it to be less...admitted that for years the Soviet Union has been publishing false...instructions from the KGB. As Russia revises its...
- Foul ames. (arrest of CIA officer Aldrich Ames who is accused of spying for the...
- Magazine article from: National Review deGraffenreid, Kenneth E. March 21, 1994 700+ words
...collapse of the Soviet Union. For the past several...not for the old KGB (motto: the...hard target--the Soviet Union. With its thousands...intelligence organ--the KGB--operating around...Coupled with the Soviet Union's extensive techical...technology by the KGB ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Communism's lethal afterlife. (Insider Report).