Blog Cold War West Germany: Giving Eastern Bloc Truck Drivers License to Spy Rosatom: Nuclear Secrets of Department K: Counterintelligence Activities in Russia’s Nuclear Industry FSB Spill: Russian Anti-Soviet Saboteur Describes Training by American Agents, Quick Capture by Soviet Authorities FSB Materials on Post-War Operations of Soviet Nazi Collaborators With American Intelligence Agencies Soviet State Security Uses Family Members to Entrap Ukrainian Pair With US Intelligence Connections FSB Publication Details Finland’s Communications Intelligence Successes Against Soviet Union Before and During WW2 1956: Soviet Embassy in Poland Alerts CPSU to Rising Anti-Soviet Sentiments in Polish Press 1961: Communist Party Drops Plans to Nuke Moon, Expands Defensive Space Opportunities 1963: A Cold War Stand-Down: Top Secret Documents on Kremlin Response to JFK Assassination 1962: Lies about Stalin-Era Illegal Executions Come Back to Haunt the KGB Census Takers Executed by Soviet Authorities in 1938 for Unwittingly Revealing Millions of Ukrainians Were Lost to the Holdomor The Intrepid Four: Wrap-Up of the Soviet Propaganda Program to Exploit More US Vietnam War Deserters The Intrepid Four: More US Servicemen Fall into the Soviet Propaganda Machine The Intrepid Four: US Navy Deserters Begin to Feel Moscow’s Pressure The Intrepid Four: The Soviet Propaganda Campaign Exploiting US Navy Deserters During Vietnam 1940: Kickoff of Soviet Country-Wide Repressions Against Lithuanian Opposition Leaders Soviet Scientists Develop Experiment to Conduct Air Sampling near US ‘Operation Crossroads’ Nuclear Test Sites Countdown to Pearl Harbor: November 1941 Encrypted Telegram Explains Japan’s Next Actions if US Negotiations Break Down Russian Ministry of Defense Promotes Mental Health Support for Soldiers Returning from Ukraine Russia Suspends Right of Innocent Passage in Baltic Sea Along Coast of Kaliningrad For Remainder of 2025 Russia Issues Arctic Barents Sea Maritime Closure for Missile Launches Along Novaya Zemlya Coastline Russia Issues Barents Sea Maritime Warning Notice for Special Activities West of Novaya Zemlya Russian Ministry of Defense Reveals Projected Military Spending through 2028 1943: Molotov Informs Gromyko, Sobolev of Acceptance of Terms of Italy’s Surrender to the Allies 1960: Soviet Intelligence Creates Pre-Election Political Profile of John F. Kennedy Three Top Secret Reports Highlight Japan’s More Militaristic Posture in Late November 1941 Soviet Spy in Tokyo Warns Japan Will Invade Thailand if US-Japanese Talks Do Not Bear Fruit Russian Historical Society Provides Access to 800+ Newly Declassified WW2 Documents November 1941: Top Secret Telegram Reveals Anthony Eden-Lord Halifax Discussion of UK/US Actions if Japan Attacks the Soviets November 1941: Intercepted Communique from British Ambassador in Tokyo Refutes British Foreign Office Claims of Increased Chance of Japanese Attack on USSR Can’t find what you’re looking for? Use the search form to search the site. SearchSearch Get new recipes delivered directly to your inbox. Email Address Subscribe Like Loading...
Rosatom: Nuclear Secrets of Department K: Counterintelligence Activities in Russia’s Nuclear Industry
FSB Spill: Russian Anti-Soviet Saboteur Describes Training by American Agents, Quick Capture by Soviet Authorities
FSB Materials on Post-War Operations of Soviet Nazi Collaborators With American Intelligence Agencies
FSB Publication Details Finland’s Communications Intelligence Successes Against Soviet Union Before and During WW2
Census Takers Executed by Soviet Authorities in 1938 for Unwittingly Revealing Millions of Ukrainians Were Lost to the Holdomor
Soviet Scientists Develop Experiment to Conduct Air Sampling near US ‘Operation Crossroads’ Nuclear Test Sites
Countdown to Pearl Harbor: November 1941 Encrypted Telegram Explains Japan’s Next Actions if US Negotiations Break Down
Russia Suspends Right of Innocent Passage in Baltic Sea Along Coast of Kaliningrad For Remainder of 2025
November 1941: Top Secret Telegram Reveals Anthony Eden-Lord Halifax Discussion of UK/US Actions if Japan Attacks the Soviets
November 1941: Intercepted Communique from British Ambassador in Tokyo Refutes British Foreign Office Claims of Increased Chance of Japanese Attack on USSR