active measures against; in Afghanistan; in Africa ; in India ; in Iran; in Pakistan and Bangladesh
and Afghanistan
Agee’s defection
Ames as KGB agent in
and Angola
assassination attempts: Castro ; Hekmatyar
CHAOS operation
and Chile
conspiracy theories on ; Indira Gandhi’s
and Cuba
‘dirty tricks’ exposed
Forty Committee and
and India
and Iran
and Iraqi invasion of Kuwait
Kuzichkin’s intelligence passed to
and Levchenko’s defection
and Mexico
on Mitrokhin’s archive
and Nicaragua
and Pakistan
and Panama
and Peru
PFLP operations against
sabotage offensive, alleged
and Sadat
Sakharov as agent
and Syria
US public criticism of
and Vietnam protests
and Yom Kippur War
cipher personnel
agents
in KGB residency organization
Circus, Moscow State
CISPES (Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador)
civil liberties
KGB and domestic
see also dissidents; terror
Coard, Bernard
Coca-Cola
COCOM (Co-ordinating Committee for East-West Trade)
codenames, KGB
Cogan, Charles ‘Chuck’
Cohen, Aharon
Colby, William collaboration, intelligence
with China
on counter-terrorism, with West
with Cuban DGI
with PDRY
with Peruvian SIN
Soviet bloc network
collectivization
COLLINS (KGB contact in ZAPU)
Colombia
Comecon
Comintern
Committee of Information (KI)
Communist International
Communist Manifesto, The
Communist Parties
Algerian
Bolivian
El Salvador (Partido Comunista Salvadoreño)
Latin American
Muslim members
Panamanian
Peruvian
Sudanese
see also Communist Party of the Soviet Union and under Afghanistan; Argentina; Bangladesh; Britain; Chile; Cuba; Egypt; France; India; Iran (Tudeh Party); Iraq; Japan; Lebanon; Pakistan; South Africa; Syria; United States of America
Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU)
Central Committee
General Department
International Department of Central Committee; and Africa ; and Cuba; and Egyptian CP; and Syria
Party Congresses: Twentieth (); Twenty-fourth (); Twenty-fifth (); Twenty-Sixth () ; Twenty-seventh ()
Programme ()
Communist University of the Toilers of the East (KUTV)
Conference of Independent States of Africa
confidential contacts, policy on
Congo (Brazzaville) (Congo Republic)
Congo (Kinshasa) (Republic of the Congo)
Congress Party see under India
Congress of the Peoples of the East, Baku ()
conspiracy theories
over Afghanistan
break-up of USSR as US plot
French, against USA and UK, over Algeria
in India, against USA; see
also under Gandhi, Indira of Islamic conspiracy
Khomeini’s susceptibility to
and Khrushchev’s Cuban policy
Leonov and
Mao and
Nkrumah blames overthrow on CIA
on Sadat’s visit to Israel
Shah’s susceptibility to
Stalin and
Syrian leaders’ susceptibility
on Torrijos’ death as CIA plot
in USA
see also under CIA; Zionism
constitution, ‘Brezhnev’
Contras, Nicaraguan
Contreras Bell, Miria (MARTA, ‘La Payita’)
Contreras Sepulveda, General Manuel
control, social Cuba
Soviet Union and Russia
Convention Muslim League, Pakistan
Convention People’s Party, Ghana
cooperation, intelligence see collaboration
Co-ordinating Committee for East-West Trade (COCOM)
Coral Sea, Israeli tanker
corruption
Asia ; see also under India; Japan; Pakistan
Brezhnev family’s alleged Zaire
Corvalán Lepe, Luis (SHEF)
Costa Rica
Council Muslim League, Pakistan
counter-terrorism, collaboration on
coups ’état, Moscow KGB-assisted abortive
Crimean Tatars
cruise missiles, US
Cruz Arguello, Rigoberto (GABRIEL)
Cuba () (-)
and Africa ; in Angola ; in Ethiopia
Agee defects to
Allende and
and Argentina
arms purchases
Bay of Pigs affair
Committees for the Defence of the Revolution
censorship
CIA attempts to destabilize
Communist Party (Partido Socialista Popular, PSP)
covert Soviet arms supplies sent through
and Czechoslovakia
Departamento América (DA)
Dirección General de Inteligencia (DGI) ; collaboration with KGB ; illegals ; internal surveillance
Dirección de Liberación Nacional (DLN)
economy
and El Salvador
export of revolution
and GDR
in Gorbachev era
and Grenada
KGB residency
and Mexico
missile bases, Soviet
New Left admiration for
and Nicaragua
one-party state
and Panama
Partido del Pueblo Cubano
and PDRY
and Peru
and USSR: ; Soviet ambassadors
and USA
Zionism
see also Castro, Fidel
Cunhal, Álvaro
currency exchange, unofficial
Czechoslovakia
anti-semitism
arms dealings
Chinese embassy
and Cuba
Prague Spring ; suppression
StB (security and intelligence service)
Dabengwa, Dumiso
Dadoo, Yusuf
DAG (KGB agent in Dahomey)
Dagestan
Dahomey
Dalai Lama
Damansky island, Ussuri river
Damascus
Dange, S. A.
Das Gupta, Promode
Daoud, Muhammad
Daultana, Mian Mumtaz
DAVEY (Japanese KGB agent)
Davis, Moshe
Davis, Nathaniel
Dawson Island, Magellan Straits
Dawson’s Field, Jordan
De Beers Corporation
Debray, Régis
deception operations military, before invasion of Afghanistan
see also active measures; forgery
decolonization in Africa
decorations and awards, Soviet see Heroes of the Soviet Union; Lenin Peace Prize; Order of the Red Banner
DED (CPI official)
Dedyulya, I. P.
defectors
ballet dancers
see also individual names
DEFEKTORand, operations
defence industry, and S & T intelligence
Degtiar, M. V.
Dekatov, Anatoli
de Klerk, F. W.
del Valle, Sergio
demonstrations, KGB-organized
Deng Xiaoping
DENIS (Japanese KGB agent)
dependency theory
DEPO (active measures fund in India)
deportations, Stalin’s
DEREVLYOV and DEREVLYOVA (Oleg Petrovich and Zinaida Nikiforovna Buryen)
Derounian, Aredis (pseud. John Roy Carlson)
Desai, Morarji
D’Escoto, Miguel
DESERT STORM, operation
Destu, Asrat
détente, East-West
China
USSR
DFLP (Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine)
DGI see under Cuba
Dhar, P. N.
diamonds
Dias, Giocondo
DIE (Romanian foreign intelligence service)
Diestel, Peter-Michael
DIK (KGB agent in JSP)
al-Din, Tarazi Salah (IZZAT)
diplomatic communications, operations against bags SIGINT; India; Japan; Middle East
diplomats, entrapment of
DISA (Direção de Informação e Segurança de Angola)
disarmament and arms limitation
disinformation see active measures; forgery
disintegration of Soviet bloc
KGB reaction
dissidents
Castro’s intolerance of
FSB and
Japanese ambassador in Moscow contacting
KGB and
samizdat publications
Syrian persecution
see also individual names
DITA (Israeli KGB agent) n
Dityayev, D. A.
Dmitrov, Georgi
Dnepropetrovsk Oblast KGB
Dobrynin, Anatoli
dock, floating
DODZH (KGB agent in Dahomey)
Doe, Samuel
Dominican Republic
DOROZHKA (codename for DRG landing areas)
Dorticós, Osvaldo
Dragulis, P. Y.
Dreifus, Claudia
DRGs (diversionnye razvedyvatelnye gruppy, sabotage and intelligence groups)
DRU (Dirección Revolucionaria Unida), El Salvador
drug trafficking
DST (French security service)
Duarte, José Napoleón
Dubs, Adolph ‘Spike’
Dudayev, Djokhar
Duffy, H.
DUG (Japanese KGB agent)
Dulaymi, Nazibah
Dulles, John Foster
Dushanbe
Dushin, N. A.
DVIN (Pakistani KGB agent)
Dylan, Bob; ‘Ballad of Student Dissent’
DYUK (KGB contact in Ethiopia)
Dzerzhinsky, Feliks Edmundovich
statue in Moscow
Dzhirkvelov, Ilya
eavesdropping see bugging
Echevarría Alvarez, Luis
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