
KGB secrets you may want to know about. My new book is KGB Literati: Spy Fiction & State Security in the Soviet Union (University of Toronto Press, October 2025). I've been a university professor for 25 years, now at the University of San Francisco.
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In the early 1960s, the foreign intelligence branch of the Lithuanian KGB, formally known as the First Department, produced a summary description of how its agent deceived the U.S. intelligence operatives in West Germany by pretending to be...
Perestroika and glasnost were well underway in the Soviet Union when E. Jonušas, a young KGB officer from Lithuania, entered the Higher Courses of the KGB in Minsk in early September 1987. The Higher Courses, one of the top KGB counterintel...
In early 1965, F. P. Akimov, a counterintelligence officer in the Lithuanian KGB, requested a set of materials for teaching purposes from the Higher School of the KGB in Moscow. In March 1965, these materials were sent by the deputy directo...
The development of the automated computing systems enabled the KGB to code their agents’ information and enter it into classified “search engines” for analytical and statistical purposes. One such “engine,” codenamed VINE, based on perforat...
On April 25, 1973, the head of the Lithuanian KGB, Major General Juozas Petkevičius put the KGB units under his command on high alert.
He had just approved a plan of action with a long-winded but ominously sounding title: “A Plan of Agent-...
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KGB secrets you may want to know about. Top researcher of KGB history, operations & archives. Teaching at universities for 25 years. My new book: KGB Literati: Spy Fiction & State Security in the Soviet Union (University of Toronto Press, 2025).
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