The World Was Going Our Way

by Christopher Andrew

  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)