Read The New Nobility of the KGB Online
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 (43 page)
Russia relations
Umarov, Doku
Umarov, Sirazhudin/uncle
Underground sites, Moscow
apartment bombings and
buildings above and
D-6 subway system
description
Diggers of the Underground Planet
disclosures on
escaped prisoners and
FSB and
GUSP and
KGB and
Mikhailov and
Nord-Ost attack and
nuclear war threats and
tours
Union of Right Forces
United Civil Front organization
about
infiltration story
See also
Kasparov, Garry
Kasparov, Garry
Unknown Andropov, The
(Khlobustov)
(Khlobustov)
Ushakov, Vyacheslav
Usmanov, Alisher
Ustinov, Vladimir
Uzbekistan
Islamist movements and
Russia relations
U.S. and
Vasiliev, Vladimir
Verevkin-Rakhalsky, Sergey
Versiya
(newspaper)
(newspaper)
DOI
Nord-Ost
underground sites
VimpelCom
Vitalieva, Esira
Vitiaz
Vneshekonombank
Vneshtorgbank
Volga Hydroelectric Station
Volkogonov, Dmitri
Volkogonov Collection
Volleyball
Volobuev, Nikolai
Volodin, Vyacheslav
Volokh, Vyacheslav
Vympel (V department)
about
Ryazan exercise
Wall Street Journal
(newspaper)
(newspaper)
“Wanted Line” (“Rozyskmagistral”)
“We”movement
Web sites in cyber war
Werwag Farma
Wimm-Bill-Dann company
Yablochkov, Anatoly
Yabloko
Yakimishen, Grigory
Yakobashvili, David
Yakunin, Vladimir
Yandarbiyev, Zelimkhan
assassination
assassins
background
media and
son (Daud)
“Yaseer the Assyrian,”
Yavlinsky, Grigory
Yegorkin, Alexander
Yegorov, Nikolai
Yegorov, Puginsky, Afanasiev and Partners law office
Yeltsin, Boris
attempted coup and
background
Chechnya
civil society
communication agency
decree on intelligence agencies
description
Directorate for Protection of the Constitution
Dynamo State Sports Association
economic policy
independence movements
journalists/openness in Russia
Katyn massacre
Lefortovo Prison
Parliament clashes
Putin and
resignation
Rublyovka Road area
state security and
tax police
trial of the Communist Party
Western powers
Yezhkov, Anatoly
Yukos oil company
Yuldashev, Tahir
Yushchenko, Viktor
Zakayev, Akhmed
Zakharov, Victor
Zaostrovtsev, Yuri
Zdanovich, Alexander
“active measures”/ disinformation
background
Beslan school attack
on Budennovsk/Nord-Ost
media control and
Ryazan exercise
Zhdankov, Alexander
Zolotarev, Petr
Zorin, Victor
Zotov, Gennady
ANDREI SOLDATOV
and
IRINA BOROGAN
are co-founders of the Web site Agentura.ru. Soldatov and Borogan worked for
Novaya Gazeta
from January 2006 to November 2008. Agentura.ru has been reported on and featured in the
New York Times
, the
Moscow Times
, the
Washington Post
, Online Journalism Review,
Le Monde
, the
Christian Science Monitor
, CNN, the Federation of American Scientists, and the BBC. The
New York Times
called it “A Web Site That Came in from the Cold to Unveil Russian Secrets.”
and
IRINA BOROGAN
are co-founders of the Web site Agentura.ru. Soldatov and Borogan worked for
Novaya Gazeta
from January 2006 to November 2008. Agentura.ru has been reported on and featured in the
New York Times
, the
Moscow Times
, the
Washington Post
, Online Journalism Review,
Le Monde
, the
Christian Science Monitor
, CNN, the Federation of American Scientists, and the BBC. The
New York Times
called it “A Web Site That Came in from the Cold to Unveil Russian Secrets.”
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a
TsNIIMASh-Export is a state-owned Russian space technology company run by the Central Scientific Research Institute for Machine Building, and located in Korolyov, the center of the Russian space community and home to “Mission Control” for all Russian space flights.
b
Once the site of a manor belonging to a prominent Russian merchant named Trapeznikov, the region was nationalized by Soviet authorities after the Bolshevik Revolution. In the 1920s and 1930s the village was tasked with providing eggs, milk, meat, and vegetables for the Kremlin. Because of the sensitive role it played, Gorki-2 was kept under the personal control of Felix Dzerzhinsky himself. After World War II the village continued to provide the leaders of the Soviet state with food, including milk for Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.
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