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Authors: Andrei Soldatov
Tags: #History, #Europe, #Russia & the Former Soviet Union, #Political Science, #General, #International Relations, #Security (National & International), #Intelligence & Espionage, #World, #Russian & Former Soviet Union, #Social Science, #Social Classes
The New Nobility of the KGB (40 page)
Extremism targeting
examples
“extremism”definition
financial crisis and
informal youth groups
Interior Ministry Department for Countering Extremism
Islam and
opposition parties/movements
pagan cults
penalties
person’s rights and
Russian Constitution (1993) and
Soviet Union surveillance and
“super”database
technology use
trade unions
“watchdog surveillance,”
See also
Dissent activity
Dissent activity
“Extremist”system
Ezhednevny Journal
(online magazine)
(online magazine)
Face-recognition system (“Videolock”)
Falun Gong
Federal Agency for Government Communication and Information (FAPSI)
Federal Security Service.
See
FSB
See
FSB
Federal Service of Counter-Intelligence (FSK)
Fedorov, Alexei
Fedorychev, Alexei
Feltshinsky, Yuri
Fentanyl gas
about
Nord-Ost and
Fetisov, Alexander
Fetisov, Vyacheslav
Fifth Directorate (KGB)
Financial crisis
1990s
of 2008
Financial Times
(newspaper)
(newspaper)
Fingerprint data
Finogenov, Pavel
Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR)
Franchetti, Mark
FSB
active reserve
beginnings
blaming external enemies
challenges overview
corruption
crime unit
criminal records and
departments
description
divisions/rivalries
evolution chronology
functions summary
KGB comparison summary
“new nobility”description
official hymn of
oligarchs and
operational/support units
personnel numbers
promotions to general
in regions
rewards/perks
rotation/effects
Rublyovka Road area homes and
Russian name
security services work and
senior management
silovikii
sports/clubs and
structure
subdivisions subordinate to director
views of themselves
See also
Putin, Vladimir/FSB;
specific individuals
Putin, Vladimir/FSB;
specific individuals
FSK (Federal Service of Counter-Intelligence)
G8 summit, St. Petersburg
Gadiyeva, Aneta
Galtin, Alexei
Gaziev, Imran
Georgia
breakaway regions/color revolutions and
Russia relations
Gervis, Yuri
Gitsba, Khamzat
Gladilshikov, Yuri
Golovatov, Mikhail
Gorbachev, Mikhail
attempted coup against
economic policy
independence movements
Katyn massacre
KGB and
Gorchakov, Alexei
Gorizont
Company
Company
Graveyard of Fallen Monuments
Grigoriants, Sergei
Grishankov, Mikhail
Gryzlov, Boris
Guterres, Antonio
Halo Trust
Hambiev, Magomed
Hatcher, Kyle
Hero of Russia/Federation medal
Hizb-ut-Tahir
Hudson, James
Hui, Ma/daughter
Humadova, Natasha
Human rights groups
Chechen conflict
spy hunting and
See also specific organizations
Human Rights Watch report (1996)
Human Rights Web site
Hungary, 1956 uprising
Ice hockey
Idris, Wafa
Ignatchenko, Sergei
Ilaev, Adlan
Ilaev, Inver
Ilaev, Jahita
Ilaev, Rustam
Image-making of FSB
cinema/television
documentaries
Kalinkin/Volga Hydroelectric Station and
literary/artistic works competition
need for
press service/pool and
Putin and
See also specific individuals
Infiltrating countermovements
Russian law and
United Civil Front organization
See also
Novikov, Alexander
Novikov, Alexander
Ingush/Ingushetia
Ingush-Ossetian conflict
“Intelligence from the territory,”
Intelligence system (FSB)
Belarus and
decree on intelligence agencies
former Soviet republics and
KGB system and
structure
Western counterparts and
Internet
as“threat,”
See also
Cyber war
Cyber war
Iskandarov, Mahmadruzi
Ivan the Terrible
Ivanov, Igor
Ivanov, Sergei
Ivanov, Victor
Izvestia
(newspaper)
(newspaper)
Janibekov, Islam (Urasul)
Journalists
“Bastion” course for
under Putin
under Yeltsin
See also specific individuals
Judgment in Moscow
(Bukovsky)
(Bukovsky)
Kadyrov, Akhmad/guards
Kadyrov, Ramzan
Kaibyshev, Oscar
Kalinin, Yuri
Kalinkin, Vasily
Kalinovich, Yevgeny
Karate
Karimov, Islam
Kasparov, Garry
2008 presidential election
background
hackers and
“Other Russia, The”movement
Western media and
See also
United Civil Front organization
United Civil Front organization
Katyn massacre (Ostashkov camp)
Kazakhstan
Kelly, Ian
KGB
about
archives of
attempted coup and
Communist Party and
corruption
Fifth Directorate
“first section,”
foreign contacts of citizens
functions summary
hidden sites and
image/myth
nepotism and
perks
private security agencies and
restructuring
sports/clubs and
tactics
terrorism and
See also specific individuals
KGB: State Within a State
(Albats)
(Albats)
Khakamada, Irina
Khattab, Emir
Khlobustov, Oleg
Khodorkovsky, Mikhail
Khramov, Oleg
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kidd, Sean
Kobzon, Joseph
Kod Apokalipsisa
(
Apocalypse Code
) movie
(
Apocalypse Code
) movie
Kokoity, Eduard
Kokov, Yuri
Komarova, Marina
Kommersant
(newspaper)
(newspaper)
Komogorov, Victor
Komsomolskaya Pravda
(newspaper)
(newspaper)
Koryakov, Sergei
Korzhakov, Alexander
Kostina, Olga
Kovalev, Nikolai
Kovalev, Sergei
Kozlov, P.N.
Kozlov, Sergei
Kremlin
fear of color revolutions
Gorki-2 and
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