by Ben Stewart
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INDEX
Akhan, Gizem, in SIZO-1, Murmansk 198
Akhmatova, Anna 277, 278
Alexander (lawyer) 243, 263
Alexei (inmate) 101, 108, 109–10, 211
imprisonment of 110
Allakhverdov, Andrey, in SIZO-1, Murmansk 110–11, 125
Amnesty International, Litvinov Sr alerts 86
Anders, William 1
Andrews, Iris 136
Andropov, Yuri 95
Anton (inmate) 282, 295, 305, 310, 311, 317
Arctic:
‘always been Russian’ 176
calls for sanctuary status of 346–7
as planet’s air conditioner 131
Russian platform in, see Arctic 30 activists/crew; Prirazlomnaya platform
and Russian seabed flag 129, 170, 176
Arctic 30 activists/crew:
accused of being CIA 49
and Amnesty Bill 329–33
bail applications for 290–1, 296–300, 302–4, 305–11, 319; granted, see individual activists/crew
calls to Russian embassies for release of 134
campaign to free: apology statement drafted by 173–4; appeals launched by 155, 179–80; Christensen made leader of 51–2; and Christensen’s global sources 168; Emergency Day of Solidarity 134–5; further global action by 193, 296–7; Gazprom stations shut down by 139; global co-ordination by 136–7; global hubs of 135; London hub of 135–6; and UEFA Champions League game 137–9
charges against 204
eventual numbers calling for release of 346
families called from Arctic Sunrise by 53
hashtag devised for 50
initial interrogations of 57–8
Investigative Committee HQ arrival of 56
Investigative Committee tries to split 252
jail arrival of, Murmansk 68–9
jail arrival of, St Petersburg 276–7
jail sentences pronounced on 65–6
London homecoming of members of 335–6
Moscow march for release of 208
Murmansk arrival of 55–6
Nobel laureates’ plea for 199
piracy charges against 5, 58, 101, 109, 121, 147; hooliganism substituted for 204–6
post-release bonds among women of 323
post-release confinement of 328
Presidential Council for Civil Society and Human Rights offers to act as guarantor for 263
at Prirazlomnaya protest 19–28
prison psychologist’s meeting with 119–20
prison transfer of 270–3, 275–6; prospect of 257–8, 260, 264, 267–9
Russian citizens complain about detention of 129
smuggled letters to and from 159–60
state broadcaster’s news reports on 110–11
supplies got to 162
thirtieth day of imprisonment of 193
Tutu’s letter concerning 198
see also Arctic Sunrise
Arctic Sunrise:
film footage of Russians’ raid on, see camera memory card, footage on
FSB’s drugs-find claim concerning 189–93
guns fired towards 25–6, 28–9
ITLOS orders release of 322
Prirazlomnaya hailed by 21
Prirazlomnaya platform observed by 11–12
RHIBs launched from 11–12
Russian occupation of 31–41
Russians’ aggressive radio messages to 14
Russians disable comms systems of 37
towing of, to Murmansk 41–7
see also Arctic 30 activists/crew
Argus 342, 348
Artamov, Andrey 8
Auden, W.H. 93
Ayliffe, Ben 33, 136, 172, 186–7, 289, 302, 306
and FSB’s drugs-find claim 190
‘Babinski, Mr’ (smuggler) 160, 163, 205, 226
Ball, Phil:
and Amnesty Bill 332
appeal of 181
bail application of 319; granted 321
camera memory card hidden and smuggled out by, see camera memory card, footage on
cell of 73
jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
jail sentence pronounced on 66
leaves Russia 334–5
and Mikhail Ulyanov 340, 347–8
at Prirazlomnaya protest, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
prison messages of 85, 102
release of, on bail 321–2, 325–6
and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise, see under Arctic Sunrise
in SIZO-1, Murmansk 73, 75, 79, 85, 102, 144, 155–6, 202, 262; and cell searches 163; and Gulag Gazette 212–15; and ‘Why I am not a hooligan’ letter 205–6
in SIZO-1, St Petersburg, awaiting paperwork for release 321, 325
strip-searched 71
and Winter Olympics campaign design 172
see also Arctic 30 activists/crew
Beauchamp, Jon, in SIZO-1, Murmansk 263
Beránek, Jan 297–8, 299, 302, 303, 306, 307–8
Bolshevik Revolution in 90
Boris (inmate) 7–10 passim, 109, 112–15, 122–3, 142, 148, 194–5, 202, 206, 251–2, 267–8, 269
charges against 6
described 5–6
Borman, Frank 1
BP:
Deepwater Horizon platform of, see Deepwater Horizon platform
Northstar drilling operations of 128
Brezhnev, Leonid 95, 96
Bronshtein, Lev 89 (See also Leon Trotsky)
Brownell, Sonia 93
Bryan, Kieron:
appeal of 181
camera memory card hidden by 45
cell of 71–2
described 71
and fellow inmate (Ivan) 72–3
girlfriend of (Nancy) 182
jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
jail sentence pronounced on 66
leaves Russia 334–5
marriage of 343
at Prirazlomnaya protest, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
prison messages of 85
and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise, see under Arctic Sunrise
in SIZO-1, Murmansk 71–3, 74–5, 79, 85, 100
Cairn Energy 127–9, 131
camera memory card, footage on 43–4, 155–6, 163–4, 181
Christensen downloads 182
handed to ‘Mona’ 181
handed to Rondal 182
shown to ITLOS Dutch delegation 261
TV stations transmit 261–2
Camp Artek 247
Chaplin, Charlie 244
Chilingarov, Artur 129–30, 176
Christensen, Mads, 128, 135, 137, 167–8, 185, 289, 290–1, 302–3, 306
and Amnesty Bill 331
bail amount proposed by 291
first, most urgent task of 52
and FSB’s drugs-find claim 190–1, 193
global sources run by 168
leadership of campaign to free Arctic 30 handed to 51–2
London HQ connection to office of 135
and Naidoo’s letter to Putin 186–8
Christensen, Nora 135–6
Chuprov, Vladimir 192
Cold War 244
Daily Mail 273–4
D’Alessandro, Cristian:
at gunpoint 23
release of, on bail 315
Davies, Andrew 50
Davis, Ruth 136, 168–9, 173, 345
and Sixsmith 168–72
Day-Lewis, Cecil 93
Deepwater Horizon platform 83, 87, 127–8, 133
Desert Island Discs 342
Dillais, Louis-Pierre 247
Dolgov, Roman 8–10
appeal of 179–80; and judge’s silly antics 180
arrest of 8
bail application of 319; granted 321
calendar made by 144
described 76
jail sentence pronounced on 65
release of, on bail 321–2
and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise, see under Arctic Sunrise
in SIZO-1, Murmansk 8–9, 10, 76–8, 115, 123–4, 144; video link from, to court appeal 180
in SIZO-1, St Petersburg 287
see also Arctic 30 activists/crew
doroga (road), see SIZO-1 isolation jail, Murmansk
Dubček, Alexander 94, 95
Dzerzhinsky, Felix 174
Dzhugashvili, Josef, see Stalin, Joseph
Eells, Josh 246, 249
Esperanza 128
European Parliament, call of, for Arctic sanctuary 347
Exxon 87
Fainberg, Viktor 95
Federal Security Bureau (FSB) 50, 55, 121, 147, 239–40, 291
drugs-find claim of 189–93
Litvinov interviewed by 207–11, 252–5
and possible raid on Greenpeace office 185–6
Putin appointed to head 175
suspected false intelligence from 168
see also Russia
Fedotov, Mikhail 263, 287–8
Finland, call of, for Arctic sanctuary 347
First Circle, The (Solzhenitsyn) 92
French secret service 15
Gagarin, Yuri 247
Galich, Aleksandr 94
Gazprom 8, 16, 131–2, 344
campaigners shut down stations of 139
continuing demonstrations against 197–8
Izvestia owned by 257
lies from 49
as proxy for Kremlin 137
Putin congratulates 339–40
TV channel owned by 87
and UEFA Champions League game 137–9
Germany, Nazi government in 91
Gold, Nina 122, 147, 148–9, 195, 251, 311, 329, 343
Golitsyn, Vladimir 261
Gostev (security official) 255–6
Greenpeace:
and Amnesty Bill 329
Arctic Sunrise’s occupation communicated to 42
Cairn campaign of, see Cairn Energy
campaign of, to free Arctic 30, see Arctic 30 activists/crew: campaign to free
crew’s relatives contacted by 44
growth of, in size and scope 248–9
Hewetson’s history of sailing with 12
initial actions of, after Arctic Sunrise occupation 49–51
lawyers assembled by 50
Mail article on 273–4
North Pole sanctuary plan of 130
possible bugging of 51
possible raid by FSB on 185–6
Putin furious with 168
TV programme’s claims against 87
youth movement pickets office of 198–9
Gulag Archipelago, The (Solzhenitsyn) 276–7
Gulag Chronicle 212–18, 226
Gulag Gazette 212–15
Gulf of Mexico oil spill, see Deepwater Horizon platform
Gumilev, Lev 277
Hamilton, Neil 136, 167
Harper, Stephen 130
Harris, Alex:
in Amazon 83
appeal of 183
bail granted to 310
becomes Greenpeace volunteer 83
cell of 70–1
email to parents from 29–30
in Galápagos Islands 83
jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
jail sentence pronounced on 66
leaves Russia 334–5
parents called from Arctic Sunrise by 53
prison transfer of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise, see under Arctic Sunrise
in SIZO-1, Murmansk 70–1, 78–9, 81–4, 116–17, 124–5; ‘curling tongs’ sent to 162, 163; Speziale’s tapping code with 84, 145, 204
in SIZO-5, St Petersburg 282–3, 299–300
SIZO-5, St Petersburg 285–6
strip-searched 70
tweet of 38–9
Willcox’s reunion with 319
see also Arctic 30 activists/crew
Harris, Cliff 82, 183
Harris, Lin 82
Haussmann, David 65
Hewetson, Frank:
and Amnesty Bill 333
arrest of 8
bail granted to 311
and Cairn Energy 129
‘Colonel’ sobriquet of 13
diary entries of: post-release 328–9, 333, 335, 342–4; in SIZO-1, Murmansk 156–7, 159, 193, 194–5, 197, 202–3, 206–7, 251–2, 267; in SIZO-1, St Petersburg 281–2, 295, 305, 309–10, 311, 317
and father’s wartime experiences 196
grappling hook skewers 12–13
jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
jail sentence pronounced on 87
leaves Russia 335
memory stick hidden by 45
other activists blame 272–3, 275, 281–2, 328
panic attack suffered by 6, 149–54
piracy charge put to 120
plane’s take-off blocked by 12
post-release diary entries of 328–9, 333, 335, 342–4
post-release family reunion for 329
postponement of hearing concerning 67
power stations broken into by 12
Prirazlomnaya platform observed by 11–12
at Prirazlomnaya protest, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
prison transfer of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
release of, on bail 317–19
‘review’ of prison by 220–2
Russian commandos kick 33
and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise, see under Arctic Sunrise
in SIZO-1, Murmansk 5–10, 100, 101–2, 109, 112–15, 119–23, 142, 147–50, 154, 219–20; and Arctic Sunrise film footage 262; diary entries of 156–7, 159, 193, 194–5, 197, 202–3, 206–7, 251–2, 267; Popov’s interview with 220–3
in SIZO-1, St Petersburg 280–2, 317–19; British consuls visit 292–3; diary entries of 281–2, 291, 295, 305, 309–10, 311, 317
Sunrise crew first met by 15–16
suspicious hotel man followed by 325–6
tuna protest of 13
US bans 12
and Valium 5, 6
wife’s letter to 147, 148–9
see also Arctic 30 activists/crew
Hewetson, Joe 195, 206, 251, 329, 342, 343
Hewetson, Michael 195–7
Hewetson, Nell 195, 206, 311, 329, 342, 343
Hitler, Adolf, Molotov signs pact with 91
House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) 244–5
Human Rights Watch, Litvinov Sr alerts 86
Hurricane (RHIB) 20, 23–4
in SIZO-1, St Petersburg, officials’ tour of 285–6
Independent on Sunday 221
International Herald Tribune 93, 256
International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, Kremlin contemptuous of 263–4
International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) 155, 260–1, 263, 290, 322
ITLOS, see International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
Ivan (inmate) 72–3, 74–5, 79, 269
Izvestia 255–7
Jensen, Anne Mie, release of, on bail 313–14
Kenyon, Laura 185, 191
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail 64, 176, 330, 345
King, Martin Luther 245–6
Kopelev, Lev 91–2, 93, 94, 97, 300
Korean War 244
Kresty jail, see SIZO-1, St Petersburg
Kulluk platform 132
Ladoga 11, 12, 20
Arctic Sunrise challenged by 21
Saarela and Weber detained on 26–7
shots fired by 25–6, 28–9
Larisa (lawyer) 178–9
Lawson, Dominic 273–4
Lenin, Vladimir 89
Lenin’s Tomb (Remnick) 96
Leonid (inmate) 75
Liddle, Rod 274
Litvinov, Anitta 97, 226, 300
Litvinov, Dimitri (Dima):
bail application of 320; granted 321
boss cell’s circular to 103–4
described 13
exile childhood of 96
father compares protests of, with own 344
father discovers fate of 86–7
fist of fear felt by 143
grandfather of, see Kopelev, Lev
great-grandfather of, see Litvinov, Maxim
homophobia fears of 54
initial interrogation of 57–9
jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
jail sentence pronounced on 87
Kresty governor’s gift to 321
leaves Russia 333–4
letter of, to son 300–1, 309
other activists blame 272–3, 281–2, 328
piracy charge put to 58–9
postponement of hearing concerning 67
previous arrests of 46, 274
Prirazlomnaya hailed by 21
prison transfer of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew
release of, on bail 321–2
and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise, see under Arctic Sunrise
Siberia upbringing of 13
in SIZO-1, Murmansk 99–108, 109–10, 141, 143, 207–12, 252, 257–60; and discovered letters 225–8, 240–1; and FSB 207–11, 252–5; letters smuggled from 161; library discovered by 143; messages of 102; Popov’s interview with 232–41; and prison psychologist 227–8; and punishment cell 229–32; and radio report heard in cell 60–1; and smoking 211–12
in SIZO-1, St Petersburg 279–80, 287–8, 300–1, 309
smoking quit by 343
strip-searched and fingerprinted 60
US move of 97
see also Arctic 30 activists/crew
Litvinov (née Low), Ivy 90
Litvinov, Lara 97
Litvinov, Lev 97, 230, 300–1
Litvinov, Maxim 89, 90–1
Litvinov (née Kopelev), Maya 93, 96
US move of 97
Litvinov, Pavel 85–7, 92–8, 320, 323–4, 344–5
and FSB’s drugs-find claim 192–3
Izvestia letter of 255–6
and KGB 93, 95, 96, 255–6
and son’s bail application 319–20
tried and convicted 95–6, 344
US move of 97
Lost Child of Philomena Lee, The (Sixsmith) 169
Lovell, Jim 1
McCarthy, Joe 244
McCartney, Paul 199–200
Maciel, Ana Paula 303–4
bail application of 305–6; granted 306
release of, on bail 312
Mafart, Lt Col. Alain 248
Mao Tse-tung 244
Marina (inmate) 283, 286
Mears, Ray 342
Medvedev, Dmitry 143
Men’s Journal 249
Menuhin, Yehudi 93
Mikhail Ulyanov 340–2, 347–8
Mitterrand, François 248
Molotov, Vyacheslav 91
Moore, Henry 93
Moruora 15
Murray, Rachel 136
Naidoo, Kumi 167, 322
and ‘Bagel’ meeting 173