Lithuania began to publish the archives of the special services of the KGB

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The Center for Research on the Genocide and Resistance of the Residents of Lithuania (CIGL) begins the publication of intelligence reports by agents of the Soviet KGB special services.

Quite a few such documents in the Special Archive of Lithuania have been preserved; their publication should allow the public to form a more accurate picture of the activities of the KGB agents.
- stated in the press release of CIG.



Lithuania began to publish the archives of the special services of the KGB


The public disclosure of the agents' reports that operated in the Lithuanian emigre organizations begins: the Main Committee for the Liberation of Lithuania, the World Lithuanian Community, the Council of Lithuanians of America, the Lithuanian Community of America and the community Santara-Sviesa
- reports Lithuanian portal "Delfi"

Later it is planned to make public the agent reports on scientific and technical intelligence and espionage, which the agents engaged in during scientific and working internships. A considerable part of the agent reports is information from secret officers operating in the environment of the Catholic Church. During the period of perestroika, the KGB activities became particularly active, then even the archival KGB agents were “resurrected” to observe, control and influence the new processes that had begun in society, on the activity of Sajudis.

Digital Photo Gallery publishes information on the activities of the KGB on the site www.kgbveikla.lt from 2011 year. To date, the site has already published more than 5500 documents.
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  1. +8
    18 October 2017 16: 55
    If we open our own, then there all Lithuania knocked ...!
    1. +9
      18 October 2017 16: 58
      And knocking at them is the norm! They are not surprised by this!
      1. jjj
        +4
        18 October 2017 17: 04
        I think there is nothing serious there. Subscriptions, personal files. All serious intelligence work still went through the Main Directorates in Moscow
        1. +14
          18 October 2017 18: 09
          I read a couple of documents. Plain bullshit. Only the name of some citizens of the GDR and other countries are given in full. Apparently that's why they did not publish for so long.
          By the way, the docks are thoroughly filtered. Forget about Dalia Mushroom.
          1. +10
            18 October 2017 18: 15
            And I already dreamed that Dalin posted the rates on points:
            1. In front of.
            2. In the ass.
            3. To the head. laughing
      2. +12
        18 October 2017 17: 17
        The KGB was doing what it was supposed to do! And Dalia Grybauskaite herself and her father collaborated with the KGB. Thanks to this collaboration, Dahl "crawled out" "up into the people"!
        It has long been noted that the politicians of the post-Soviet states are more haters of communist ideology, apologists of Western values ​​and Russophobes, than the most ardent fighters against communism and "Russian great power"; in the countries of "old Europe". Moreover, in denying their own past, they show greater aggressiveness, the closer their cooperation with the "repressive bodies" of the states of the Soviet bloc was. Remember Merkel and the Stasi!
        Apparently, the relations of the current President of Lithuania Gribauskaite with the KGB of the USSR during her evening training in Leningrad were quite close.
        It is known that the KGB, like the special services of other countries, widely used prostitutes as informants, which explains why the person involved in the scandal was not expelled from a prestigious university.

        Moreover, the place of work of the student Gribauskaite is also indicative - the Leningrad Fur Factory LPMO Rot-Front. This sensitive enterprise was under the patronage of the KGB, since trade was conducted directly with foreign countries, and employees constantly traveled abroad. It can hardly be a simple coincidence.
        View in full: http://politrussia.com/politkasha/proshchay-kgb-g
        ribauskayte-250 /
        1. 0
          18 October 2017 17: 44
          Quote: Tatiana
          The KGB was doing what it was supposed to do!

          That's the KGB. And on this collar. Can I wipe my ass? Try so to caligraphically flick. Not. Will not work. Faximil there. Hand of the Master
          Do not palm off this nonsense already. Here, almost every fake is seen without any adaptations.
          1. +7
            18 October 2017 17: 58
            Tusv
            And on this collar. Can I wipe my ass?
            Vladimir! Well, you and a comedian! good I almost died laughing! drinks You can’t laugh like that! If you do not mind your screen, then wipe! lol As they say, to each his own!
            Try so to caligraphically flick. Not. Will not work.
            With the secretary in court or with the judge herself, it will be possible to write calligraphically! You simply have never seen court documents. Cases are filled with a calligraphic emphasis to exclude any double interpretation of the meaning of the text.
          2. +1
            19 October 2017 08: 30
            Quote: Tusv
            Faximil there.

            This is not a facsimile, the ends of the letters are pointed, which indicates that the signature was written, but not displayed or squeezed out.
            Quote: Tusv
            Try so to caligraphically flick.

            And with a fountain pen it turns out either very beautifully, or like a chicken paw.
      3. +3
        18 October 2017 17: 18
        Quote: garx
        And knocking at them is the norm! They are not surprised by this!

        In the West, this is the norm everywhere, especially in America.
        1. +4
          18 October 2017 18: 25
          Quote: Pirogov
          In the West, this is the norm everywhere, especially in America.

          and besides - you can anonymously - through special sites
          1. 0
            18 October 2017 19: 08
            Quote: Partyzan
            and besides - you can anonymously - through special sites

            No, it’s not so interesting - anonymity excludes the payment of a fee. But knocking, purely out of love for art, without material gain is not constructive, for any work should bring not only moral income. laughing feel
            1. +4
              18 October 2017 19: 32
              Quote: Vasyan1971
              must bring income not only moral.

              they have a highly moral society
    2. +7
      18 October 2017 17: 10
      The Center for Research on the Genocide and Resistance of the Residents of Lithuania (CIGL) begins the publication of intelligence reports by agents of the Soviet KGB special services.

      And from that moment on, a certain Dali Grybauskaite lost his sleep, appetite and diarrhea became more frequent. fellow
    3. +1
      18 October 2017 17: 22
      about Dalia Gribi let out also publish?
      1. 0
        18 October 2017 18: 31
        Quote: den3080
        about Dalia Gribi let out also publish?

        They don’t have anything on her, everything is with us ... She is still knocking on our special services along the way and they don’t touch her much!
        In general, the Baltic States were under a dense KGB cap and there, as far as I know, every second gave a subscription to cooperation and knocked at each other en masse!
        Lithuania has been threatening to discover all the truth for 25 years and everything wasn’t solved ... (because there is horror, this is what they have left) Cleared to see well .. gee gee ..
  2. +3
    18 October 2017 16: 57
    Well, the "KGB" and what ?! They want to prick it ?! It’s immediately obvious that they are dancing to the tune, but what to do when the “tune” is taken away from the main grinder ?!
  3. +2
    18 October 2017 17: 10
    There is only one question - what have they been dragging for so many years? It seems that many hold a stigma in the cannon
  4. +2
    18 October 2017 17: 10
    Maybe the Grybauskaitins Malyavs will come up?
    1. +2
      18 October 2017 17: 13
      rather a list of customers served and the amounts received for services wink
      1. +3
        18 October 2017 17: 26
        These lists are in other archives. wink
  5. HAM
    +3
    18 October 2017 17: 11
    Hopefully with the Komsomol member Dali start!
    To whom Dalya, and to whom not Dalya ...
    1. +4
      18 October 2017 17: 16
      In vain you hope she has cleaned everything for a long time ... wink
    2. +1
      18 October 2017 17: 23
      dalYa means fate! Fucking as you can see! And they kept secret lists of agents for 75 years!
  6. +1
    18 October 2017 17: 17
    Oh, eprst, that's cool! Only publish everything without hiding anything from all tribalt brothers! There, finally, about Dalia Gribi, read and be sure to publish, Lords of the Rocky Shores and sprats!
  7. +3
    18 October 2017 17: 36
    Quote: DEPARTMENT
    If we open our own, then there all Lithuania knocked ...!

    We should not - still come in handy, and their descendants will go into business. The more infamous Lithuanian publications will be, the steeper their paranoia will develop, they will start to fear themselves - and they will continue to run even steeper and degenerate. The Poles have been doing this since 1989, from the time of President Walesa, who himself turned out to be a secret informant of the Poland’s state security service, an informer just on Solidarity, whose leader they made him - even with the help of the Pope! So there is no silver lining - the Poles also scatter and degenerate. Although they are swaggering. Litovka, the current president of Lithuania, was also a KGB informant in St. Petersburg, a student of the Komsomol, working as a currency prostitute ... Documents have already been published with us, now they will be published in Lithuania.
    1. 0
      18 October 2017 18: 35
      Quote: Mikhail Zubkov
      We should not - still come in handy, and their descendants will go into business.

      If the KGB opens its archives completely, the world will be shocked by this ...
      It will be steeper than a nuclear strike .. Archives are hidden securely!
  8. +1
    18 October 2017 17: 40
    Will it concern all archives or only those that are profitable to print due to the convictions of the authorities? Maybe it will be clear what kind of feats Dalia Grybyne committed to release in favor of the KGB.
    And it may be like with the book Red Dahl, as there in democracy they pressed everyone's tails for this book
  9. +6
    18 October 2017 18: 01
    Lithuania began to publish the archives of the special services of the KGB


    selectively, to your advantage ??? wassat wassat wassat laughing laughing laughing
    1. +1
      18 October 2017 19: 07
      Quote: Nikolai Grek
      Lithuania began to publish the archives of the special services of the KGB


      selectively, to your advantage ??? wassat wassat wassat laughing laughing laughing

      This is the whole show, another knocking out of money from the EU and the USA ... Like a victim of the KGB! bully
      How many enterprises destroyed the USSR, then engaged in the transfer of color stolen from Russia stolen .. Almost the first place in the world took in export !!! Sprats and agricultural products we no longer need and the goods go bypassing the ports of the Baltic states ....
      A curtain!!! They live now due to the evil Russophobia .. But this is all temporary!
      Soon there will be a debriefing of all the "former" .. heh heh
      1. +5
        18 October 2017 20: 11
        Quote: DEPARTMENT
        Like a KGB victim!

        they are victims of themselves !!! wassat wassat wassat laughing laughing
  10. 0
    18 October 2017 20: 11
    Yes, it would not hurt to open the office’s archives — to find out, according to Andropov’s comrades, that they had rotted the Power so that they could merge the enemy without a fight.
    1. +1
      18 October 2017 20: 29
      Quote: Karen
      Yes, it would not hurt to open the office’s archives — to find out, according to Andropov’s comrades, that they had rotted the Power so that they could merge the enemy without a fight.

      Andropov’s liberal huckster and Gorbach especially hated ..... They helped him die quickly, obviously! And then the SHABASH began ... I think Putin still used his ideas (as a former subordinate) to revive the country .. It was a bit late, of course, they nearly drowned in blood, but still managed!
  11. +1
    18 October 2017 20: 21
    CIGGR - yes, I see, here one name is even funnier than the Ukrainian UINP with all its winped! lol
    Well think of this: "Resistance Research Center"! wassat
    Yes, ah ... resistors used to be made of these people - there wouldn’t be used in the world of funny news! Thank you, Tsig, Rzhal! wassat
  12. 0
    18 October 2017 20: 32
    In, it's time to find out about Dulia Gribova to the Lithuanian people.
  13. 0
    18 October 2017 20: 46
    Quote: DEPARTMENT
    Quote: Karen
    Yes, it would not hurt to open the office’s archives — to find out, according to Andropov’s comrades, that they had rotted the Power so that they could merge the enemy without a fight.

    Andropov’s liberal huckster and Gorbach especially hated ..... They helped him die quickly, obviously! And then the SHABASH began ... I think Putin still used his ideas (as a former subordinate) to revive the country .. It was a bit late, of course, they nearly drowned in blood, but still managed!

    It just so happened that a couple of times a long time ago I drank vodka with the closest entourage of this type from Hungary, and the sidekick that introduced me told me that they suggested that he invite a party to the party as the wife of the future general secretary ...
    _____
    The other day, Starikov reprinted Fedorchuk's interview ... I advise you to read.
  14. +2
    18 October 2017 22: 11
    I hope that the archive about his current President, who so passionately loves America now, will also be shown, and the affairs of those people on whom she so diligently knocked on the Special Department.
  15. 0
    18 October 2017 23: 27
    if they published it right after independence
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  17. 0
    19 October 2017 01: 26
    ... so in the first “publications” it is necessary to tell fellow citizens on the USE mushroom site ... bully

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