Barrington, Nicholas
BARVIKHA-(KGB dacha)
Barzani, Mas’ud
Barzani, Mullah Mustafa (RAIS)
Bashkiria
Basindawa, Muhammad Salim
Basov, Aleksandr Vasilyevich
Ba‘th party
Iraq
Syria
see also
Saddam Hussein
Batista, Fulgencio
Bausin, Lev Alekseyevich
Bay of Pigs affair
Bazargan, Mehdi
Bearden, Milt
Beer, Yisrael
Begin, Menachem
Beirut, KGB residency in
Belgrade
Belize
Belousov, A.
Belov, Valentin Nikolayevich
Beltrán, Don Pedro
Beltrán Prieto [Figueroa], Luis
Ben Bella, Ahmed
Bendaña, Alejandro
Bengal Communist Party
Ben-Gurion, David
Benin
see
Dahomey
Benjedid, Chadli
Berbera
Bergus, Donald
Beria, Lavrenti Pavlovich
Berlin, Mitrokhin’s posting to
Berman, Paul
BERTRAND (Georgi Ivanovich Kotlyar)
BESHIR
see
Bakdash, Khalid
BESKOV
see
Arafat, Yasir
Bevan, Aneurin
Bezborodovsky State Hunting Ground
Bhutto, Benazir
Bhutto, Murtaza
Bhutto, Zulfikar Ali
Bil’ak, Vasil
bin Laden, Osama
biological warfare, alleged US
Biqa’ valley
Bishop, Maurice
al-Bitar, Salah al-Din
Bittman, Ladislav
Black September
BLYUM (Japanese KGB agent)
BND (FRG intelligence service)
BNS (Syrian Bureau of National Security)
BOAC , Palestinian hijack of
Bobkov, F. D.
Bodnara, Emil
Bodrinskikh, Sergei
BOGDAN (Aleksandr Iosifovich Lysenko)
Bogdanov, L. P.
Bokassa, Colonel Jean Bedel, ‘Emperor’
BOKER (KGB courier)
Boland Amendments
Boldin, Valeri
Bolivia
Bolshoi Ballet
bombs
atomic
terrorist attacks
Bombay KGB residency
Bonner, Elena
Borge, Tomás
Borisenko, Boris Ivanovich
Botha, ‘Pik’
Botha, P. W.
Bourguiba, Habib
Boumedienne, Houari
Boussouf, Abdelhafid
Bovin, Aleksandr
BOY (Israeli confidential contact)
Boyarinov, Colonel Grigori
Brasilia KGB residency
BRAT (Japanese Line agent)
BRAT (Syrian KGB contact)
Brazil
Brazzaville
see also
Congo (Brazzaville) break-up of Soviet bloc
KGB reaction
Brezhnev, Leonid Ilyich
and Afghanistan ; consents to invasion
and Argentina
and constitution
and Cuba
decline
on economy
funeral
and Guevara
and India
and Israel/Zionist conspiracy theories
and Japan
and Jewish emigration
Kazakhstan Party First Secretary
and Khrushchev’s fall
and Latin America
life-style
and Mengistu
and Muslim states
and Palestinians
Sharaf’s meeting with
and Somalia
speeches
and Syria
and Third World
and US-Soviet étente
vanity
Brezhneva, Galina
Brikova, T. K.
Britain
and Aden
African decolonization
and Iran
and China and Hong Kong
Communist Party of Great Britain
Cuban DGI operations in
Government Communications Headquarters
Intelligence and Security Committee
and Iraq
KGB/PDRY intelligence collaboration against
Lyalin defects to
Mitrokhin defects to
S & T intelligence
SIGINT
SIS plan to assassinate Nasser
Soviet intelligence officers expelled
and Suez
Tel Aviv embassy
Yom Kippur War intelligence failure
see also
SIS
BRIZ (codename of Indian newspaper)
Brockway, Fenner
Brutents, Karen N.
Bryaskin (Soviet adviser in Afghanistan)
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
Buddhism, Tibetan
Budnik, S. S.
Buenos Aires
bugging
by Cubans
by KGB
by Shin Bet
Bukhara
Bukovsky, Vladimir n
Bulgakov, Mikhail
Bulgaria
see also
Markov, Georgi
Bunting, Sidney P.
burglary of World Jewish Congress offices
Burma
Burnham, Forbes
BURNUS, operation
Burundi
Buryen, Oleg Petrovich and Zinaida Nikiforovna (DEREVLYOV and DEREVLYOVA)
Bush, George Herbert Walker
caches, KGB arms and equipment
CAESAR
see
Torres González, General Juan José
Cairo
Calcutta KGB residency
Calliès, General Jean
Cambodia
Camp David Agreement ()
Cámpora, Hector José
‘Carlos the Jackal’ (Ilich Ramírez Sánchez)
Carlson, John Roy (
pseud
. of Aredis Derounian)
Carlton Caceres, Floyd
Carpio, Cayetano
Carringtonh Baron (Peter Carrington)
Carrión, Luis
Carter, Jimmy (James Earl)
and Latin America: