STELLA (illegal in Checheno-Ingushetiya)
Stepashin, Sergei
Stinger missiles
Stockholm
STOGOV (Iraqi communist)
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
Strategic Defense Initiative, US
strategy, KGB aggressive global grand ()
STRELA, operation
STRELOK (Ethiopian agent)
STRELTSOV (Murmon Iosivovich Lokhov)
Stuttgart
submarine technology, Japanese
Sudan
Suez Canal
British withdrawal ()
crisis ()
Sufi brotherhoods
Sulaymaan Abdullah, Ahmad
Sunnism
Sunzhensk
Suslov, Mikhail Andreyevich
Suzuki, Ichizo
Suzuki, Kenko
SVET (codename of Indian newspaper)
SVR (post-Soviet foreign intelligence service)
SWAPO (South-West Africa People’s Organization)
Swedish Social Democratic Party
Sweezy, Paul
Swissair hijack
Switzerland
Syria
active measures in
Asad régime
Ba‘th party
Bureau of National Security
Communist Party
Communist Party-Political Bureau
confidential contacts
conspiracy theories
Defence Brigades
economy
and Egypt
intelligence services
and Iraq
and Israel
Jadid régime
KGB influence and agents
and Lebanon
Leonov’s assessment
National Progressive Front
Pakistani airliner hijacked to ()
and Palestinians
Soviet aid: economic;
military
Syria - cont.
Soviet relations with
Sunnism
and terrorism
violence and oppression
Tabari, Ehsan
Tafazoli, Djahanguir
TAGIR (Syrian KGB contact)
Taha, Riyad
TAIR (Japanese Line agent)
Taiwan
Tajikistan
Talabani, Jalal
TALAN (KGB agent in XUAR)
Talas, Mustafa
Taleban régime, Afghanistan
Talybov, Mutalim Agaverdioglu (SABIR)
Tambo, Oliver
Tanaka, Kakuei
TANI (Japanese KGB agent, S & T)
Tanzania
TARAKANY, operation
Taraki, Nur Muhammad (NUR)
Tarantel press agency
TARSHIKH (Ahmad Yunis, Abu Ahmad)
Tartus
Tashkent
Tass news agency
Tatars
Tavrosky, Yuri
Tawab, Air Vice-Marshal Muhammad Ghulam
TAYFUN, operation
technology
COCOM embargo on Soviet acquisition of Western
see also scientific and technological intelligence
Tehran
telephone
Egyptian tapping
external calls by Soviet Jews
Tereshkova, Valentina
Termez
TERMIT intercept posts, Cuba
terror
in Afghanistan
in Cambodia
in China
in Ethiopia
in Guinea
Lenin’s use of
Stalinist
terrorism
Palestinian
Syria sponsors
in USA, apparently Zionist
see also individual organizations and terrorists
Thailand
Thatcher, Margaret
Thibedi, T. W.
Third World, Soviet policy towards
Brezhnev régime and
Gorbachev era
KGB’s global grand strategy
Khrushchev and
optimism
Stalin régime and
Tibet
TIBR (Japanese KGB agent)
Times, The
Tipu, Salamullah
Tirado ópez, Victor
Tito, Marshal (Josip Broz)
Tokyo Shimbun
Tolstikov, Vladimir Konstantinovich (LOMOV)
Tomkys, Sir Roger
TONDA (Japanese KGB agent, S & T)
TONI (Japanese Line agent)
Torres Espinosa, Edelberto (PIMEN)
Torres González, General Juan José (CAESAR)
Torrijos, Moisés ‘Monchi’
Torrijos Herrera, General Omar (RODOM)
TOUCAN, operation
trade agreements with USSR
Argentinian
Brazilian
Cuban
Nicaraguan
Pakistani Communist leaders’
TREST (agent group inside Mapam)
TREST (codename of Indian press agency)
trials, show
TRIBUNA (codename of Indian magazine)
Trotsky, Leon
Trubnikov, Vyacheslav Ivanovich
TS-cipher machine
Tsigun, Semyon
TSOM (member of FRELIMO leadership)
Tudeh Party (Iranian Communist party)
Tunisia
Turbay Ayala, Julio ésar
al-Turk, Riyadh
Turkestan, East
Turkey
Turkmenistan
TWA Boeinghijack
Tyutchev, Fedor
U-spy planes
Uighurs
Ukraine, Soviet reconquest of
Ulan Bator
ULEY (codename of sites for DRG bases)
Umansky, Valeri Ivanovich
Umkhonto we Sizwe
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics see individual topics throughout index
UNITA (União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola)
United Arab Republic
United Kingdom see Britain
United Nations
active measures in
and Afghanistan
Bangladesh admitted
Castro addresses
Echeverría’s aim to become Secretary-General
and Hungarian uprising
Jewish Defense League threats
Khrushchev at
NAM votes with Soviet bloc
and PLO
and South Africa
West loses majority
Zionism denounced by
United States of America
and Africa ; Angola
and Bangladesh
black Americans at Soviet universities
Central Intelligence Agency see CIA
Communist Party
Congress
cruise missiles in Europe
Defense Department
and Dominican Republic
Forty Committee
Gorbachev and
and Grenada
intelligence failure over Yom Kippur War
Iran hostage crisis
Jewish interests
and Kurds
and Middle East peace process
National Security Agency
National Security Council
New Left
Office of Naval Research
and oil
and Palestinians
and Panama
popular culture
public relations
S & T intelligence
and Saudi Arabia
SIGINT
State Department
Strategic Defense Initiative
and YAR
see also individual presidents, CIA étente, East-West; Peace Corps, US; and under active measures; Afghanistan; biological warfare; China; conspiracy theories; Cuba; Egypt; failure of intelligence; India; Iran; Israel; Japan; Nicaragua; nuclear weapons; Pakistan; racism; universities; Vie
tnam War
universities
Communist University of the Toilers of the East (KUTV)
Patrice Lumumba Friendship
US, foreign students in
UNTO (Harri Ilmari Hartvig)
URAN (Chilean KGB agent)
Uruguay
Urumqi
Usatov, Mikhail Andreyevich
Ussuri river
Ustinov, Marshal Dmitri Fyodorovich
and Afghanistan
and Sandinistas
UTI (Japanese Line agent)
Uzbekistan
see also Tashkent
Valdés, Ramiro
VALID (Syrian KGB contact)
values, traditional Russian
Van únem, José
Vance, Cyrus
Vancouver; World Council of Churches meeting
Vanini, General Javier Tantaleán
VANO see Gandhi, Indira
VANTAN (Peruvian KGB agent)
VASILYEV (Chinese KGB agent)
VASILYEVA (KGB female agent)
VASIT (Ahmad Mahmud Sammam)
Vassiliev, Aleksandr
VASSIN (Japanese KGB agent)
VATAR (Syrian KGB contact)
Vaughn, Jack
Vaulin, Gennadi Afanasyevich
Velasco Alvarado, General Juan
Venceremos Brigade
Venezuela
VERNOV see Shebarshin, Leonid Vladimirovich
Vertiporokh, Vladimir (pseud. Rozhkov)
VESTNIK (codename of Mexican publication)
Vetrov, Nikolai Fyodorovich
Videla, General Jorge
Vienna East-West summit
Vietcong
Vietnam, Democratic Republic of (North Vietnam)
Vietnam, Socialist Republic of
Vietnam, State of (South Vietnam)
Vietnam War
active measures
opposition in USA
VIKHROVA (KGB agent) Vinogradov, Vladimir Mikhailovich
and Egypt
in Tehran
VINT, operation
VIR (CIA officer in Lebanon)
Vis Haji
Vishnevskaya, Galina
visual reconnaissance
Vladivostock
VLADLEN (Viktor Nikolayevich Cherepakhin)
Volga Germans
Volkogonov, General Dmitri
VOLNA (codename of Indian newspaper)
VOMUS (Angolan KGB confidential contact)
Voronin, Boris Sergeyevich
VOSTOK, operation
VOSTOKOV (KGB agent in Israel)
VTNRP (XUAR resistance movement)
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