and Panama
in Peru
on Soviet policies: to Latin America; to Third World
Letelier, Orlando
letter-opening
Levchenko, Stanislav
agents identified by
LEVIN (KGB agent in Israel)
Lewis, Anthony
Lewis, Flora
liberation movements see national liberation movements
Liberia
Libya see also al-Qaddafi, Colonel Muammar
Li Chieh
Ligachev, Yegor
Lima
Lin Biao
Line EM, F etc see under KGB (RESIDENCY ORGANIZATION)
Linov, Yuri Fyodorovich (KRAVCHENKO)
LIR (Ghanaian confidential contact)
LITEMPO-(CIA codename for Echeverría)
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Liu Shaoqi
LIVENTSOV (KGB agent in China)
Lloyd, Selwyn
LOBBY (Parliamentary Japanese-Soviet Friendship Association)
Lockheed Corporation
Loginov, Yuri
Lokhov, Murmon Iosivovich (STRELTSOV)
LOMOV (Vladimir Konstantinovich Tolstikov)
Lop Nor nuclear test site
López íaz, Julián
López Michelson, Alfonso (MENTOR)
LOR (confidential contact in ZAPU)
Los Angeles; Watts race riots
LOT (codename of unidentified Nicaraguan)
Louis, Victor (Vitali Yevgenyevich Lui)
Lourdes, Cuba
Lovyrev, Yevgeni
Lui, Vitali Yevgenyevich (Victor Louis)
Lumumba, Patrice
Friendship University
LUR (KGB agent in Dahomey)
Lurye, Judith
LVOV (KGB agent in Israel)
Lyalin, Oleg Adolfovich
Lysenko, Aleksandr Iosifovich (BOGDAN)
LYUBOMIR (Khaled Mohieddin)
Machel, Samora
Maclean, Donald
Madras
Mafia
Maghoub, Abdel
Mahoney, William P.
Makabeni, Gana
Makarov, Viktor
Makarov, Vyacheslav Petrovich (MARK)
Makarova, Natalia
MAKHIR (Bangladeshi KGB agent)
Makhmud, Lieut-Colonel (IMAM)
Makhus, Dr Ibrahim
MAKS see Primakov, Yevgeni
Malawi
Malaysia
Malgobek
Malhotra, Inder
Mali
MAMAD (Sayed Gulabzoy)
MAN (General Ahmad Mogarebi)
Mandela, Nelson
Manuilsky, Dmitri
Mao Zedong
and Africa
Bhutto’s emulation
and conspiracy theories
cult of
Khrushchev and
Little Red Book
security-obsessed society under
Soviet policy on death of
visit to Moscow
Maoism, Soviet opposition to
Mapam (United Workers) Party, Israel
MARCEL (Japanese KGB agent)
Mardoniyev, N. V.
MARIANA (female KGB agent)
MARID see Karmal, Babrak
MARIO (South African KGB agent)
MARIYA (female KGB agent in Moscow)
MARK (KGB agent in Israel)
MARK (Vyacheslav Petrovich Makarov)
Markov, Georgi
MARTA (Miria Contreras Bell, ‘La Payita’)
MARTINA (Mexican university rector)
Martínez, María Estela see Perón, Isabel
Marwan, Ashraf
Marx, Karl
Mashhadi, Muhi al-Din ‘Abd al-Husain
Massing, Hede
Massoud, Ahmad Shah
matsos (Passover bread)
Maudidi, Maulana Syed Abdul Ala
Mauer, Jack
Maurer, Ion Gheorge
MAYOROV (Ahmad Jibril)
Mbeki, Thabo
McCarthyism
McConaughy, Walter
Mecca, pilgrimage to
medals, Soviet leaders’
Medyanik, Yakov Prokofyevich
Meir, Golda
MEISON (All Ethiopian Socialist Movement)
Melbourne, Australia; Olympic Games ()
Melkumov (head of Uzbek KGB)
Méndez Cominches, José
Mengistu Haile Mariam, Lt-Colonel
Menon, Krishna
MENTOR (Alfonso ópez Michelson)
Mexico
Mexico City
KGB residency
MGB (Soviet Ministry of State Security) Middle East
active measures; see also underr individual countries
alliance-based Soviet strategy
Foreign Ministry concern with
peace process
SIGINT
see also individual countries
Mielke, Erich
MiG aircraft
Syrian acquisition
MIKHAIL (Indian KGB agent)
Mikoyan, Anastas Ivanovich
minerals, international market in
Ming Pao (Hong Kong newspaper)
Mirage fighter aircaft
Misaq, Abdel Karim
MISHA (Japanese KGB agent)
al-Misri, Ahmad ‘Urabi (Egyptian Marxist pen-name)
missiles
Soviet bases in Cuba
Soviet SS-, in Far East
US cruise, in Europe
see also SAM missiles; Scud-B; Stinger
MITOU (KGB agent in China)
MITRA (Bangladeshi KGB agent)
Mitrokhina, Nina
Mitrokhin, Vasili Nikitich
arrival in West
ideological motivation
life and career
quality and range of archive
Mobutu, Joseph ésiré
MODEST (KGB confidential contact in ZAPU)
Modin, Yuri
Mofutsanyana, Edwin
Mogadishu, hijacking to
Mogarebi, General Ahmad (MAN)
Mohieddin, Khaled (LYUBOMIR)
Mokgabudi, Motso (pseud. Obadi)
Mondlane, Eduardo
Mongolia, Inner
Mongolian People’s Republic
Montefiore, Simon Sebag
Montevideo
Moody, Piloo
Morales Bermúdez, General Francisco
Morocco
Morse, Senator Wayne
Mortin, Fyodor Konstantinovich
Moscow Helsinki Group
Moscow Radio
Moscow State Circus
Mosolov, A. I.
Mossad (Israeli foreign intelligence service)
Mossadeq, Dr Muhammad
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
Mozambique
independence
post-independence war
security service
and South Africa
MPLA (Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola)
Mubarak, Hosni
Mufti, Grand
Mugabe, Robert
Muggeridge, Malcolm
Muhammad, Ali Nasir
Muhammad, Aziz (GLAVNY)
Muhammad, Niyaz
Muhammadi, Muhammad Nabi
Mujadihi yi Khalq (Holy Warriors), Iran
mujahideen, Afghan
arms supplies
divisions amongst
KGB penetration
Pakistani support
US support
Mujahidin, Iranian
Mujibur Rahman, Sheikh (Mujib)
Mullik, B. N.
Munich; Olympic Games ()
Münzel, Johann
Münzenberg, Willi
MUNZIR (Rif’at al-Asad)
Muravyev, Vasili Mikhailovich
MURAVYI (codename for Chinese in Africa)
MURTARS (Egyptian KGB agent)
music; ideological control
Muslim Brotherhood
Mutiya, Muha
mmad Salih
Muzykin, I. I.
MVD (Soviet security and intelligence organization)
Mwambutsa, Mwami (King) of Burundi
NABAT (special forces exercise)
Nadir, Muhammad
NAGIB (Aziz Sidqi)
Nairobi; Norfolk Hotel
Najibullah, Muhammad (POTOMOK)
NAM see Non-Aligned Movement
Namibia
Nanda, Gulzarilal
Naqshbandiya
NARIMAN (KGB agent in XUAR)
Nasher, Sarwari
NASHIT (KGB agent in Moscow)
NASIB (KGB agent in World Islamic League)
NASOS, operation
Nasr, Salah Muhammad
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
Soviet relations with
National Herald, Indian (ZARYA)
national identity, Islam and
national liberation movements
KGB global grand strategy and
National Security Concept of Russian Federation
NATO
NATSIONALIST see Haddad, Dr Wadi
NAUM (South Yemeni KGB agent)
navy, Soviet
in Indian Ocean
Pacific Fleet
Syria and
NAZAR (Japanese KGB agent)
Nazhestkin, Oleg Ivanovich
Nazran
Nechiporenko, Oleg Maksimovich
NED (Zimbabwean KGB agent)
Nefedov, V. P.
Nehru, Jawaharlal
Nellin, Dr
Nepal; residency budget
Neto, Agostinho
Neto, António Delfim
NEVEROVA (KGB female agent)
New China News Agency
New Jewel Movement, Grenada
New Left, Western
New York Times
Newsweek
Ngendnadumwe, Pierre
Nguyen Ai Quac (Ho Chi-Minh)
Nicaragua
Contras
and Costa Rica
and Cuba
and El Salvador
EPSD (Ejército Popular Sandinista)
Sandinistas ; gain power; régime ; decline
Somoza dynasty
Soviet and Cuban arms supplies
Soviet-Nicaraguan treaty ()
Terceristas
USA and
Nidal al-Sha’b
Nigeria
NIK (Syrian KGB contact)
al-Nimeiri, Gaafar Muhammad
NIRUZ (Muhammad Rafi)
Nixon, Richard Milhouse
and Chile
détente: with China; with USSR
and Sadat
NKGB (Soviet security and intelligence service)
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