refugees in, 82–83
Munich Kripo (Kriminalpolizei), 91, 99
Bandera, S., and, 70–71
Fuchs and, 71, 148, 150–151, 209–210, 260
press release from, 72–73
Myskiw, Dmytro, 215–216
Nachtigall battalion, 103–105, 151
“Nadiychyn.” See Bysaga, Ivan
National Alliance of Russian Solidarists, 109
National Bolshevik Party, 313
National Captive Nations Committee, 223
Nazi concentration camp survivors, 67–68
from Auschwitz, 8, 22, 241, 247
Nazi military intelligence (Abwehr), 13, 16, 218
Nazism, 214, 278, 281, 295
of Auschwitz criminals, 289–290, 294
of Felfe, 216–217
of Hitler, 8, 73–74, 158, 292
Union of Persecutees of the Nazi Regime against, 103–104
Neues Deutschland, 103
Neuwirth, Hans, 225, 235, 256, 276
on Rebet, L., 246–247
Stashinsky’s testimony and, 261, 266, 268
New America Foundation, 322
Ngo Dinh Diem, 307
Nikitchenko, Vitalii, 218
Ninovsky, Vasyl, 69–70
Nixon, Richard, 140, 226–227
NKVD (VChK, MGB, KGB), 57, 109, 114, 132
Norden, Albert, 104–105
North America, 222–223, 227, 299–300
See also America
Nosenko, Yurii, 267–268, 298
Novocherkassk, 157–158
nuclear arms, 28, 287
in Cuba, 233, 285–286, 289
Nuremberg Laws, 214
Nuremberg Trials, 9–10, 228, 281
Oberländer, Theodor
Bandera, S., and, 102–105, 150, 216
Nachtigall battalion and, 103–105, 150
Stashinsky’s trial and, 147, 251, 256
Oberle, Dr., 288
Office of Strategic Services, 81
Ognev. See Krokhin, Aleksei
Okolovich, Georgii, 109
Oleh. See Stashinsky, Bogdan
Order of the Red Banner of Valor, 110–111, 113, 127, 176, 183
Order of the Red Star, 201
Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), 7–8, 84
massacres by, 85
at trial, 252, 279
See also Bandera, Stepan; Konovalets, Yevhen; Rebet, Lev
Oswald, Lee Harvey, 287
Padoch, Jaroslav, 226, 235, 274–275, 279–280
Panama, 310
Patrushev, Nikolai, 322
Peace Corps, US, 209
Peck, Reginald, 277
Peter I (tsar), 164
Petrovsky, Hryhorii, 13
Philby, Kim, 29–31
Pius XII (pope), 10
Pohl, Fritz, 122, 135–136
Pohl, Fritz, Jr., 143, 191–195, 198
poison gun
antidote to, 43–44, 48, 50–51, 63
Damon and, 42–44
firing of, 43, 50, 63, 65
improvement on, 60, 62
Poland, 34, 82–83
Politburo (Moscow), 104, 302–303
See also Presidium of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the USSR
Popel, Stepan. See Bandera, Stepan
Popov, Petr, 82
Potsdam Conference, 34
Powers, Francis Gary, 146
Pravda, 126
Predators, 322
Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, 113, 127
Progressive Conservatives (Canada), 222
Prykhodko, Natalia, 309–311
Putin, Vladimir, 312, 322
Radio Free Europe, 229
Radisson Royal Hotel (former Hotel Ukraina, Moscow), 56
Rauch, Joachim, 225, 262–263
Rebet, Andrii, 37–38, 49
at trial, 235, 245–246, 273
Rebet, Daria, 37–38, 49–50, 52
at trial, 235, 245–246, 272–273, 276
Rebet, Lev, 164
assassination of, 45–51, 85, 246–250
background of, 247
Bysaga and, 37–38
death of, 51–52
residence of, 39–41
Rebet, Oksana, 37–38
Red Army, 8, 26, 91, 114, 132
Red Square (Moscow), 61, 186
refugees
from East Germany, 193, 232
in Munich, 82–83
Reinhardt, Max, 120
religion, 44, 172, 259, 318
Golgotha Evangelical Church (Berlin), 142
Ukrainian (Greek) Catholic Church, 10, 15–16, 39, 76
See also Jews
Revenko, Major, 17
Romania, 228–229
Romzha, Teodor (bishop), 15–16
Rudenko, Roman, 96
Russian Orthodox Church, 10
Sakharov, Andrei, 302
Sakharovsky, Aleksandr, 53
Sannikov, Georgii, 198–200
Sarkisov, Sergei Bogdanovich, 143, 145, 159–160, 162, 165–166, 178
Savchenko, Sergei, 16
Schade, Frau, 174, 179
Schmidt, Hermann, 71–72
Schrubbers, Hubert, 289
Secret Service, US, 299
Seidel, Helmut, 236, 243, 259
conclusion of, 275–276
testimony and, 262
Semichastny, Vladimir, 20, 182, 303–304
Senate, US, xii
hearings in, 285–289
See also Congress, US
Senate Subcommittee on Internal Security, US, 285, 291
Serov, Ivan, 117, 200
Ishchenko and, 57–58
Sheen, Fulton J., 226
Shelepin, Aleksandr, xi, 157, 182, 253
Stashinsky’s award from, 127, 220
to Britain, 301–302
Stashinsky’s defection and, 173–175, 177, 310–311
and Inge, 128
Khrushchev and, 116–118, 220
Korotkov and, 200
Stasginsky’s meeting with, 127–128
removal of, 301
testimony against, 253
Shorubalka, Ivan, 96
Shukhevych, Roman, 16–17, 29
Shukhevych, Yurii, 270
Shumsky, Oleksandr, 15–16
Siberia, 9
Sitnikovsky, Konstantin, 20–24, 239, 242
Skoropadsky, Danylo, 248–249
Skoropadsky, Pavlo, 248–249
Smiley. See Matviyeyko, Myron
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 302
South Africa
BOSS in, 304–305
counterinsurgency in, 307–308
Geldenhuys of, 304–308
Soviet Army, 28
Soviet Russia Division, CIA, 94–95
Soviet secret police. See KGB
Spann, Wolfgang, 52, 71, 73
Sputnik, 126, 140, 144
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (le Carré), xi, 319, 322–323
Stakhiv, Volodymyr, 275
Stakhur, Mykhailo (Stefan), 23–24, 242
Stalin, Joseph, 8, 33, 57, 117, 202, 290
assassinations and, 13–16, 114–115
Dulles, A., and, 81
Khrushchev and, 7, 10–11
Petrovsky and, 13
Sudoplatov and, 12–14, 58
Stashinsky, Bogdan (Aeskewer 1; Budeit, Hans Joachim; Dräger, Siegfried; Joschi; Kaczor, Bronisław; Krylov, Aleksandr Antonovich; Lehmann, Josef; Oleh). See specific topics
Stashinsky, Inge Pohl (Inga Fedorovna Krylova), 120–121
abortion and, 165–166
CIA and, 174, 179
Damon and, 124, 134–135
defection and, 137, 171–175, 177–179, 219, 236–237, 268
divorce of, 292, 296, 306–307, 310–311
Fabrichnikov and, 138–139, 141–143, 145
family of, 122, 135–136, 143, 161, 165–166, 191–196, 198
with KGB, 122–123, 129–131, 141
&nb
sp; pregnancy of, 165–166, 173–175, 177
Stasi and, 133, 311
See also Stashinsky, Peter
Stashinsky, Iryna, 19, 23–24, 163, 314
photograph of, 172–173
Stashinsky, Maria, 172–173, 314
underground and, 19–20, 22, 24
Stashinsky, Peter, 179–180, 192, 198, 307, 310–311
death of, 181–184, 189–190
Stashinsky, Petro, 18–19, 261
Stasi. See East German Ministry of State Security
Steele, John L., 229
Stefan. See Stakhur, Mykhailo
Steinstücken, 208–209
Stetsko, Yaroslav, 252, 256, 298–300, 301
Stevenson, Adlai E., 222–223
Stranek, Frau, 52
Strauss, Gerhi, 307
Strokach, Tymofii, 115
Sudoplatov, Pavel, 108
assassinations by, 14–15, 58
Khrushchev and, 17, 34, 114
Matviyeyko and, 30, 32
Stalin and, 12–14, 58
Sviatogorov, Aleksandr, 199–201
Svoboda (Freedom), political party, Ukraine, 314
Tempelhof Airport (Berlin), 36, 47
Titov, Gherman, 186–187
Transcarpathia, 37
Truman, Harry, 226
Truman Doctrine, 226
U-2, 146–147
UCCA. See Ukrainian Congress Committee of America
Ukraine
famine in, 7
independence of, 312
Khrushchev in, 6–7, 10–11
Ukraine nationalism, 18, 312–313
freedom fighters, 73–74
history of, 261–262
See also Bandera, Stepan; Rebet, Lev
Ukrainian (Greek) Catholic Church, 10, 15–16, 40, 76
Ukrainian Congress Committee of America (UCCA), 223, 227
Ukrainian Independentist, 37, 41
Ukrainian Insurgent Army, 8–10, 22, 270
MGB as, 26–27
Shukhevych and, 16–17
Ukrainians
in America, 223, 227, 299–300
in Canada, 222
Ulbricht, Walter, 188, 194, 203
Under Western Eyes (Conrad), 318–319
Union of Persecutees of the Nazi Regime, 103–104
United Nations, 126, 222, 285, 290, 300
“Uphill,” 90
“Upswing,” 90
US Army Counterintelligence Corps, (CIC), 83–84
van den Bergh, Hendrik, 305–306
van Straaten, Hanlie, 308
Vanhauer, Inspector, 210–211, 260
Vatican, 10, 16
Verhun, Osyp, 218
Villwok, Grete, 198
Villwok, Heinz, 196
Vitoshynsky, Borys, 242, 245
on Stashinsky’s testimony, 241, 244, 248, 251–252, 260–261
Volksdeutscher (ethnic German), 52, 121, 215
von Engelbrechten, Fritz, 246
von Hase, Karl-Günther, 281
Voroshilov, Kliment, 113, 127
Vorster, B. J., 305–306
Vuchetich, Yevgenii, 126
Waldfriedhof Cemetery, 75–76, 79–80
Warren Commission, xii
Warsaw, 139, 143–144, 169
Warsaw Pact, 187
Warsaw Uprising, 294
Weber, Dr., 215
West Berlin, 192–198
evacuation from, 203–204
West German Federal Intelligence Service (Bundesnachrichtendienst) (BND), 103, 210, 304
Bandera, S., and, 90–93, 217–218
West Germany, xi–xii
anti-Semitism in, 101
education in, 33
sovereignty of, 281–282
See also Oberländer, Theodor; West Berlin
Western Ukraine, 8–10
Winklmann, Magdalena, 67–68, 79
Wolf, Markus, 200
Wolff, Karl, 81
Yandarbiyev, Zelimkhan, 321
Yanukovych, Viktor, 313
The Yawning Heights (Zinoviev), 145
Yezhov, Nikolai, 12
Young Communist League (Komsomol), 10, 20–21, 310
Yushchenko, Viktor, 312, 321
Zander, Friedrich, 144
Zeppelinstrasse (Munich), 1–2, 62–64, 69
Zinkewych, Osyp, 300
Zinoviev, Aleksandr, 145
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Serhii Plokhy is the Mykhailo Hrushevsky Professor of Ukrainian History at Harvard and the director of the university’s Ukrainian Research Institute. The prize-winning author of nine books, including The Last Empire and The Gates of Europe, Plokhy lives in Arlington, Massachusetts.
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