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  Brooke, Gerald

  Brookhaven National Laboratory

  Browder, Earl

  Brown, Jerry

  Brzezinski, Zbigniew

  Buchanan, Pat

  Buchholz, Ernst

  Buchman, Henry

  Buikis, Yan (Shmidkhen)

  Bujak, Zbigniew

  Bukharin, N.

  Bukovsky, Vladimir

  Bulgakov, Mikhail

  Bulganin, Nikolai Aleksandrovich

  Bulgaria

  Bulletin of the Opposition

  BUMBLEBEE (David Greenglass)

  Bunker, Ellsworth

  Bunyk, Ivan Ivanovich

  Burdin, Vladimir Trofimovich (Borodin)

  Bureau of People’s Protection (OZNA)

  Burgess, Guy

  BURGOV (Yuri Linkov)

  Burtakov, Saveli Vladimirovich

  Buryen, Oleg Petrovich

  Bush, George

  Butenko, John

  BUTIL

  Butkov, Mikhail

  Buyevsky, Alexei Sergeyevich

  Bystroletov, Dmitri Aleksandrovich

  Cadogan, Alexander

  Cairncross, John

  CALIBRE (David Greenglass)

  Callaghan, James

  Callan, Robert

  Cambridge Five. se also Blunt, Anthony; Burgess, Guy; Cairncross, John; Maclean, Donald; Philby, Kim

  Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)

  Camp David agreement

  Canada

  Communist Party of Canada (CPC)

  Canadian Broadcasting Company

  Canaris, Admiral

  Cancer Ward (Solzhenitsyn)

  Capital Couples

  Cappelloni, Guido

  CARDINAL

  Carey-Foster, George

  Carmichael, Stokely

  Carr, E. H.

  Carr, Sam

  Carrillo, Santiago

  Carter, Jimmy

  CASE 39 (capture of Zayarny)

  Casey, William

  Castelo, Pacheko José

  Castillo, José Maria (Chema)

  Castillo, Ramón

  Castle, Barbara

  Castro, Fidel

  Castro, Teodoro

  see also Grigulevich, Iosif Romualdovich

  Ceausescu, Nicolae

  Cecil, Robert

  CENSOR

  Central Control Commission

  Černik, Oldřich

  Cerny, Vaclav

  CH (Russian maid)

  Chaban-Delmas, Jacques

  Chalet, Marcel

  Chalidze, Valeri

  Chamberlain, Neville

  Chambers, Whittaker

  Chamoun, Camille

  Chamoun, Don

  Chaoui, Nicolas

  CHARLES (Klaus Fuchs)

  CHARLIE (Cedric Belfrage)

  Charter 77

  Chase Manhattan Bank

  Chebrikov, Viktor

  Chehab, Emir Farid

  Cheka

  e Cheporov, Edgar Anatolyevich

  Cherepanov, Aleksandr Nikolayevich

  Cherkashin, Viktor

  Chernenko, Konstantin

  Chernyayev, Anatoli , Alekseyevich

  Chertenko, Kira Viktorovna

  Cheysson, Claude

  Chiang Kai-shek

  , Chichayev, Ivan Andreevich

  Childs, Eva

  Childs, Jack

  Childs, Morris

  Chile

  Chilston, Viscount

  Chirac, Jacques

  Chizhov, Mikhail Timofeyevich

  CHOUAN

  Christian Peace Conference

  Christie, Agatha

  CHRISTINA

  Chronicle of Current Events

  Churches

  Churchill, Sarah

  Churchill, Winston

  CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)

  Ciosek, Stanisław

  Citizens’ Committee of Inquiry

  Clark, Ramsey

  Clemens, Hans

  CLIP (FBI agent)

  COBRA operation

  COBRA-2 operation

  COCOM

  Coggan, Donald

  Cohan, Barbara J.

  Cohen, Leontina (Lona)

  Cohen, Morris

  Colby, William

  Colombi, Arturo

  COLOSSUS

  Columbia University

  School of International Relations

  Colville, John

  Comintern

  Commander of Submarine Forces in the Atlantic (COMSUBLANT)

  Committee for Human Rights

  Committee of Information (KI; Komitet Informatsii)

  Committee of Party and State Control

  Committee of Twelve

  Communist Party of Canada (CPC)

  Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU)

  Communist Party of the United States (CPUSA)

  Communist Youth League (Komsomol)

  COMSUBLANT (Commander of Submarine Forces in the Atlantic)

  Congress of the Writers Union

  Constantini, Francesco

  Constantini, Secondo

  Conyers, John, Jr.

  COOPER (Hans Christian Pieck)

  COOPER (pharmaceuticals employee)

  Cornford, John

  CORSICAN (Arvid Harnack)

  Cortellazzo, Galeazzo Ciano di,

  Cossit, Thomas

  Cossutta, Armando

  Costa Rica

  Costello, John

  Costello, Paddy

  Costello, Seamus

  Cot, Pierre

  Council of Foreign Ministers

  Council of People’s Commissars

  Courtauld Institute

  Courtney, Anthony

  Couve de Murville, Maurice

  Covert Action Information Bulletin

  CPC (Communist Party of Canada)

  CPSU (Communist Party of the Soviet Union)

  CPUSA (Communist Party of the United States)

  Crankshaw, Edward

  Cranston, Alan

  Crémet, Jean

  CRESCENDO operation

  Cross, James

  Crown Books

  Cuba

  Cunhal, Alvaro

  Currie, Lauchlin

  Custine, Marquis de

  Cyrankiewicz, Jozef

  Cywiński, Bohdan

  Czechoslovakia

  Prague Spring (1968)

  Czechoslovak StB

  DACHNIKI (Lona and Morris Cohen)

  DAEDALUS (Pierre Cot)

  Daix, Pierre

  DAKS (Iosif Grigulevich)

  Daladier, Edouard

  DAN (engineer)

  DAN (journalist)

  DAN (Robert Lipka)

  DANA

  Daniel, Yuli (Nikolai Arzhak)

  Danilov, Anatoli Aleksandrovich

  DARIO

  DARYA (typist)

  DAVID (Eugene Maki)

  Dawson, Geoffrey

  Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, A (Solzhenitsyn)

  Debré, Michel

  Decker, Erna Helga Maria

  De Gaulle, Charles

  Dejean, Maurice

  Dekanozov, Vladimir Georgievich

  Delbrouck, Leopold Lambert

  DeLoach, “Deke,”

  DEMID (Communist civil servant)

  Denisov, Boris Vasilyevich

  Denmark

  Dennis, Eugene (Francis S. Waldron)

  DEREVLYOV (Oleg Buryen)

  Deryabin, Pyotr

  Deutsch, Arnold

  Deutsch, Josefine

  Deutscher, Isaac

  Dewavrin, André (Passy)

  DEYEV (Gennadi Kotov)

  DGI

  Diakite, Mussa

  Diestel, Peter-Michael

  DIF (US businessman)

  DIM (Vitali Lyampin)

  DIMA (Vitali Lyampin)

  DIOMID

  DIR (Mary Wolf Price)

  Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST)

  Dirty Work: The CIA in Wes
tern Europe (Agee)

  Dirty Work II: The CIA in Africa (Agee and Wolf)

  Djilas, Milovan

  DLINNY (Aleksandr Korotkov)

  Dmitriev, V. A.

  Dobrovosky, Alexei

  Dobrynin, Antoli

  Doctor Zhivago (Pasternak)

  Dodd, William E.

  Dolbin, Grigori Grigoryevich

  Donovan, James

  Donovan, “Wild Bill,”

  Doriot, Jacques

  DORIS

  Dorogov, Vasili Georgyevich

  DOROZHKA (runway)

  Doss, William E., Jr.

  DOUGLAS (Dalibar Valoushek)

  Dovin

  Dozhdalev, Vasili Alekseyovich

  DRGs (sabotage and intelligence groups)

  Driberg, Tom

  DROM

  Droujinsky, Dmitri

  DROZDOV

  DROZDROZ (Aleksei of Tallinn)

  DRUG (Vasili Fronchenkov)

  Drummond, Eric

  Dubček, Alexander

  DUDLEY (Secondo Constantini)

  Duggan, Lawrence

  Dulles, Allen

  DUNCAN (Francesco Constantini)

  Dunlap, Jack E.

  Du Pont de Nemours

  DURANT (André Ulmann)

  Durzhavna Sigurnost (DS)

  Dutov, Ataman A. I.

  Dyakonov, Nikolai Vasilievich

  Dynomit Nobel

  Dzerzhinsky, Feliks

  Dzhirkevlov, Ilya

  Dzhugashvili, Joseph Vissarionovich. see also Stalin, Joseph

  East Germany

  EDDING operation

  EDELWEISS operation

  Eden, Anthony

  EDITH (Edith Suschitsky Tudor Hart)

  EDUARD (KGB police agent)

  Egypt

  Einaudi, Luigi

  Eisenhower, Dwight D.

  Eitingon, Leonid Aleksandrovich

  ELLI (Leo Long)

  EMIL (Manfred Rotsch)

  EMMA (Erna Decker Kohler)

  EMMA (female agent in Canada)

  ENERO

  ENIGMA machine

  ENORMOZ project. see also MANHATTAN project

  Enterprise G-4598

  EPIGONI operation

  ERBE (Peter Herrmann)

  ERICA

  ERIKH (U.S. State Department employee)

  ERNA

  ERNST TOLSTY group

  ERWIN (Aleksandr Kopatzky; Igor Orlov)

  Estonia

  Evans, Gwynfor

  Everett, Raymond Franci

  Evraert, Ernst

  EXCOMM

  Fairchild

  Falcon and the Snowman, The (film)

  Falk, Elke

  FAREWELL (Vladimir Vetrov)

  FAUST

  FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)

  Feder, Heinz Walter August

  Federal Agency of Government Communications and Information (FAPSI)

  Federal Republic of Germany (FRG)

  Federovna, Anna

  FEDOR (Ivan Borcha)

  FEDOROV

  Fedorov, Andrei Pavlovich

  Fedotov, Pyotr Vasilyevich

  Feklisov, Aleksandr Semyonovich (Fomin)

  Felfe, Heinz

  FELIPE (Iosif Grigulevich)

  FELKE (Du Pont de Nemours employee)

  Feltrinelli, Giangiacomo

  FIDELIO

  Figueres Ferrer, José

  Filatov, Nikolai

  Filippov, Aleksei Frolovich

  Filippov, Viktor Mikhailovich

  Filonenko, Mikhail Ivanovich

  FILOSOV (Ivan Bunyk)

  Finland

  Suomen Kommunistinen Poulue (SKP)

  FIR

  FIRMA operation

  First Five Year Plan

  FISH

  Fisher, Peter Carl

  Fisher, Vilyam (Willie) Genrikhovich

  Fitin, Pavel Mikhailovich

  Five, The. see also Blunt, Anthony; Burgess, Guy; Cairncross, John; Maclean, Donald; Philby, Kim

  FLAMINGO operation

  Flanders, Ralph E.

  FLEET (Goronwy Rees)

  Fletcher, Raymond

  FLINT

  Focus

  FOGEL (Communist engineer)

  Folik, Josif

  Fonseca Amador, Carlos

  Fonteyn, Margot

  Footman, David

  FOOT operation

  FORD (Albert Friedman)

  Ford, Gerald

  FORST (Raymond Everett)

  Fourcaud, Pierre

  Fourth International

  Frachon, Benoît

  France

  Parti Communiste Français (PCF)

  Franco, Francisco

  François-Poncet, Jean

  FRANK

  FRANK (East German illegal)

  FRANK (Lawrence Duggan)

  FRANYA (female Polish student)

  FRED (Ivan Gladysh)

  FREDDI (Leo Lappi)

  Freeman, John Frederick

  Friedman, Albert

  Friedman, Litzi

  FRIEND (James Morrison)

  Fritz, Geinrich

  Frolik, Josef

  Fronchenkov, Vasili

  FROST (Boris Morros)

  Frouz-Farkac

  Frydenlund, Knut

  FSLN (Sandinista National Liberation Front)

  Fuchs, Klaus

  Fulbright, William

  Funk, Herbert

  Fyodorova, Yelena Timofeyevna

  Gaitskell, Hugh

  Galanskov, Yuri

  Galbraith, John Kenneth

  Gallego, Ignacio

  Gallo, Fausto

  Gandhi, Rajiv

  Garcia, Eduardo

  Gardner, Meredith

  Gardner, Richard

  Garnitsky, A. V.

  Gasperi, Alcide de

  Gast, Gabriele

  Gates, Robert

  Gdánsk Agreement

  GEC Hirst Research Centre

  Gee, Ethel

  Geheimschreiber messages

  Gehlen, Reinhard

  Geldart, Richard

  General Dynamics

  GENNADI (Gayk Ovakimyan)

  Genscher, Hans-Dietrich

  Georg (Kurt Simon)

  GEORGE (Robert Lee Johnson)

  Georgetown University

  Centre for Strategic Studies

  George VI, King

  GERA (Nina Bitnov)

  GERDA (Inga Valoushek)

  German Communist Party (KPD)

  German Democratic Republic (GDR)

  GERY

  Ghazarian, Elizabeth Aghasapet

  Ghirey, Sultan Kelech

  GIDEON (Yevgeni Brik)

  GIDROLOG (Carlos Fonseca)

  Gielgud, John

  Gierek, Eduard

  GIGI (French communist mechanic)

  GILBERT

  Gilbert, Jean

  Ginzburg, Aleksandr

  Giscard d’Estaing, Valéry

  Glading, Percy

  Gladysh, Ivan Vasilyevich

  Gleason, S. Everett

  Glemp, Józef

  Gleske, Heinz

  Globke, Hans

  Glushchenko

  GNIDA (Yevgeni Runge)

  Godlevsky, General

  Goering, Hermann

  GOGOL (Nikolai Dyakonov)

  Gold, Harry

  Goldfus, Emil Robert

  GOLD operation

  Goldstäcker, Eduard

  Goleniewski, Michał

  Goliath, Inge

  Golitsyn, Anatoli Mikhailovich

  Golos, Jacob

  Golubev, Sergei Mikhailovich

  GOMEZ (Spanish cipher clerk)

  Gómez, Agustin

  Gomułka, Władisław

  González, Felipe

  GOOSE (Harry Gold)

  Gorankova, Yulia Ivanovna

  Gorbachev, Mikhail

  Gorbachev, Raisa Maximovna

  GORBATY (Anatoli Golitsyn)

  Gordievsky, Oleg Antonovich
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  Gordievsky, Vasili Antonovich

  Gordon, B. M.

  Gorkhin, A. F.

  Gorskaya, Yelizaveta Yulyevna (Lisa)

  Gorsky, Anatoli Veniaminovich

  GORT

  GOT (Percy Glading)

  Gott, Richard

  Goulding, Cathal

  Gouzenko, Igor

  GPU

  Grabski, Tadeusz

  Grachev, Andrei

  Grafpen

  GRANIT (target)

  Grankin, S. M.

  Gratsiansky, Yuri Vasilyevich

  Great Britain

  Cambridge Five. see also Blunt, Anthony; Burgess, Guy; Cairncross, John; Maclean, Donald; Philby, Kim

  Great Illegals

  Magnificent Five . see also Blunt, Anthony; Burgess, Guy; Cairncross, John; Maclean, Donald; Philby, Kim

  Great Patriotic War (1941-1945)

  Great Soviet Encyclopedia

  Great Terror

  Greece

  Greek Communist Party

  Greene, Graham

  Greenglass, David

  Greenglass, Ruth

  Greenhill, Dennis

  Gregennik, K.

  Grenville, Robert

  Gribanov, Oleg Mikhailovich

  Gridina, M. M.

  Grigorenko

  Grigulevich, Iosif Romualdovich

  GRIN (Anatoli Chernyayev)

  GRIN (Sandinista agent)

  Grinchenko, Vladimir Vasilyevich

  Grishin, Viktor

  Groesser, Josef

  Grohman, Jozef

  GROMOV (Vasili Gordievsky)

  Gromyko, Andrei

  Gronchi, Giovanni

  GROSS (Goronwy Rees)

  GROT (secret arms dump)

  GRU

  GRUM (Irish Communist)

  Grumman

  Grushko, Viktor Fedorovich

  Guernsey, terry

  Guibaud, Louis

  Guillaume, Günter

  Guinea, republic of

  Guk, Arkadi Vasilyevich

  Gulag Archipelago (Solzhenitsyn)

  Günes, Turin

  Gurgenev, Vacheslav Ivanovich (Artemov)

  GURYEV (Valentin Gutin)

  Gusev, Nikolai Pavlovich

  Gusev, S. I.

  Gutin, Valentin Aleksandrovich

  Gutzeit, Davidovich

  Guy Burgess (Driberg)

  Habash, George

  Haddad, Wadi

  HAGEN (Hans-Jurgen Henze)

  Halifax, Lord

  Hall, Gus

  Hall, Joan

  Hall, Theodore Alvin (Ted)

  Halperin, Morton

  Hambleton, Hugh

  Hamilton, Victor Norris

  Hanes, Dalibor

  Hankey, Lord, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

  HANS (Dmitri Bystroletov)

  HANSEN (Günter Guillaume)

  Hardinge, Charles

  Harnack, Arvid

  Harriman, Averell

  Harrop, William

  HARRY (Valeri Makayev)

  Harsch, Joseph

  HART (Yevgeni Brik)

  Hart, Alex Tudor

  Hart, Edith Tudor

  Hart, Judith

  Harte, Robert Sheldon

  Harvey, Libby

  Hatfield, Mark

  Hayhanen, Reino

  HE (Hans-Thilo Schmidt)

  Healey, Dennis

  Healey, Dorothy Ray

  Heath, Edward

  Hebrang, Andriya

  HECTOR (Ivanovich Filonenko)

  Heinz, Leonore

  Helmer, Oskar

  HELMUT

  Helsinki Accord on Security and Co-operation (1975)

 

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