hierarchy: official ; unofficial
Iranian revolution
justice
and national identity
persecution in USSR
pilgrimages
private practice of religion
rising proportion of population
Soviet, and Afghan war
Sufi brotherhoods
Sunnism
Supreme World Council of Mosques
Uighurs
underground publications
Islamabad
Islamizdat
publications
Isma’il, ‘Abd al-Fattah
Israel
active measures and
Andropov and
Bulgarian agents in
diplomatic relations severed by USSR
and Egypt: hostilities ; peace process
and FRG
illegals, KGB
intelligence and security services
Iranian intelligence and military cooperation
KGB and
and Kurds in Iraq
and Lebanon; invasion
Palestinian attacks on
security problems
Soviet Jews and;
emigration to
in Stalin era
US special relationship
see also
Arab-Israeli Wars; Mapam; Zionism;
and under
Egypt; Syria
Ito, Shigero (GRACE)
Itskov, A. N.
Ivan , the Terrible, Tsar
Ivanov, General Boris
Ivanovsky, General Yevgeni
IZOT (Brazilian KGB agent)
IZZAK (Tarazi Salah al-Din)
JACK (Japanese KGB agent)
Jadid, Salah
Jakobovits, Dr Immanuel
Jalalabad airport
Jamaat-i-Islami
Jamaica
Janata Party, India
Japan
active measures
agents in
and China
Communist Party ; pro-Moscow minority faction
corruption
diplomatic communications exploited
Foreign Ministry, KGB agents in
Gorbachev and
Japanese Socialist Party
Kuriles disputed with USSR
newspapers
Parliamentary Japanese-Soviet Friendship Association
police communications
residency budget
sabotage plans
scientific and technical intelligence
and USA
and USSR
Jaruzelski, General Wojciech
Jatti, B. D.
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jerusalem; KGB residency
Jewish Agency
Jewish Defense League
Jews, Soviet
emigration to Israel
‘Jewish doctors’ plot’
purges, exclusion and persecution
refuseniks
Jiang Qing
Jibril, Ahmad (MAYOROV)
JIMMY (KGB illegal in Tokyo)
John Paul , Pope
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Jordan
Jumblatt, Kamal
Jumblatt, Walid
al-Jundi, Abd al-Karim
Jung Chang
Kabanov, Boris
Kabul
Kabul Radio
Kadar, Janos
Kahane, Meir
KALIF (Bangladeshi minister, KGB agent)
Kalmyk people
Kalugin, Oleg
on India
KAMUS (Japanese KGB agent)
Kandahar
KANDI (Japanese KGB agent)
Kang Sheng
KANI (Japanese KGB agent)
KANT (Takuji Yamane)
Kapitsa, Mikhail Stepanovich
KAPRAL (Ghanaian KGB agent)
Kapustyan, G. P.
Karachi
KARI (Japanese KGB agent)
KARIB (Syrian confidential contact)
KARL
or
KARLOV (Japanese KGB agent)
Karmal, Babrak
Karpov, Anatoli
KARSKY (KGB illegal in Israel)
KARUSEL
see
PLO
KARYAN (Syrian KGB agent)
Kashmir
KASIK (José Figueres Ferrer)
KASKAD (operation to influence Indian elections)
KASKAD special forces
KASTONO (KGB/Cuban agent in SWAPO)
Katsumata, Seiichi (GAVR)
Kaul, T. N.
Kazakhstan
Brezhnev as Party First Secretary
Islam
KGB
and XUAR
Kazakov, Viktor
Kazakov, Vladimir
Kazan
Kazimirov, Vladimir Nikolayevich
Keïta, Modibo
Kennedy, John F.
assassination
and Cuba
Vienna summit with Khrushchev
and Vietnam War
KENT (Kenyan KGB agent)
Kenya
Kenyatta, Jomo
Kerekou, Mathieu Ahmed KERIL (Muhammad Said Abdalla)
KERIM (Syrian KGB agent)
KERK (Japanese KGB agent)
KERL (Somali KGB contact)
Kesht, Ikhtiar (
pseud
. of Talybov)
KGB (Soviet security and intelligence service)
analysis
assessment of record
chairmen
codenames and dissent
Dnepropetrovsk oblast
evolution
forces
collaboration between foreign and domestic arms
and Foreign Ministry ; relative influence in Latin America
foreign policy degraded by misleading assessments
Jews excluded from
officers: Mitrokhin’s identification ; worknames
organizational diagrams
Third World forward policy
CHIEF DIRECTORATES
First (Foreign Intelligence)
see separate entry
, FCD
Second (Internal Security and Counter-intelligence)
Eighth (Communications and Cryptography)
DIRECTORATES
Fifth (Ideology and Dissidents)
Ninth (Protective Security)
Seventh (Surveillance)
Sixteenth (SIGINT)
Moscow
OTU (Operational Technical)
RESIDENCY ORGANIZATION
Line F (‘special actions’)
Line K (Kitay, China)