k.g.b. and oppressed by the party's leadership the man who drew so much attention was under a satire of his life was full of courage oaks is. now known as the city of nice north towards key was closed to foreigners in the soviet times because it housed a number of secret defense facilities. urge you to come to your senses mr subtle as a person living among the soviet people you must surely see clearly what goals the communist party and our people are striving to achieve on behalf of the twenty five thousand employees of our taganrog machine factory we beg you to please come to your senses otherwise you shall lose every moral rights to carry the honorable title of a soviet citizen. a lady to town and serve as a retired transit police officer in the mid 1980's his unit was ordered to tail sucked out of especially when he was at the station seeing his wife elin and on and off to moscow. for children to every officer had a specific task to carry out at all costs the overall task was to follow ci

the incident was put on record by the k.g.b. . today said ward is still a local place of interest the doctors don't want to comment on those events. the force feed in involved quite rough methods as andreessen grew from a to recode they fast and his arms and legs to the bad plays a clip on his nose and poor in your trisha's mixture into his mouth whenever he took a breath. in one thousand nine hundred eighty three sacro managed to leak to the west a new work to be published then in response to soviet leadership started afresh bounds of open persecution one of the central u.s.s.r. newspapers published an article composed by four soviet academics who choose sacro of instigating. against the soviet union mr sattar of if once you have the right to be called a comrade from the working class can no longer call you so the soviet workmen deplore your miserable attempts to tarnish the soviet reality and can damn your outspoken crabtree. these abusive letters are actually very diverse but they have a similar structure those are guided into

since the nineteen eighties k.g.b. officers of the around the yard peering through the window to monitor several visits there were times when the academics ceased to believe it would ever be an end to his constant harassment it's not and they even found a place in gorky where they wanted to be buried there is neither of them hope to get out of this town of exile. the tension with extreme. cheering is gorky exile sucker of went on hunger strike three times for the first joined by. local doctors received an order to hospitalized. the incident was put on record by the k.g.b. . today said ward is still a local place of interest but the doctors don't like to comment on those events. therefore speed in involved quite rough math it's as andreessen grew from a to recode they fastened his arms and legs to the bad plays the clip on his nose and poorly nutritious mixture into his mouth whenever he took a breath. in one thousand nine hundred eighty three sucker of managed to leak to the west a new work to be published there in res

k.g.b. colonel leo tolstoy was involved in those events he's a direct descendant of a famous russian writer of the same name for more than twenty years he served as a bodyguard for every soviet leader coming to the crimea from britain have to go. on august the nineteenth one thousand nine hundred one colonel tolstoy received an order from top k.g.b. officials instructing him to block all exits from the residence both to the mountains and to the sea. well we're still i was under orders not to let anyone out what about the president line quired their reply was that he too was not to be let out. was completely isolated all communications in t.v. broadcasts were cut i was this footage was around. the basement of the saudi residence of the child dictates a sticker is a concern that was an unconstitutional has taken place. meanwhile your balls should avail an employee at the photos post office was receiving scores of telegrams addressed to me. they included both official telegrams and telegrams fr

. >> i'm going to clean my apartment and disinfect it to get rid of the k.g.b. stench. >> she will have to appear in court again in two years. until then, she'll be allowed to keep her son at home. officials had previously threatened to put him in an orphanage. but his father, andre sunnahkof, has been sentenced to five years in a work camp. he told the court he had been tortured while in pretrial custody. the former opposition presidential candidate protested against the re-election of alexander lucoshenko last december. since then, dozens of opposition supporters and resisters have been arrested. the president shows no signs of giving in. >> . >> one item of sports news. crystal down has announced he's leaving frankfurt after the club was relegated to the second division on saturday. his tenure at frankfurt lasted 55 days. he was brought in to rescue thel but couldn't turn around its fortunes. the team failed to win any of the seven matches it played under his leadership. the u.s. space shuttle endeavour has lifted off from cape canaveral for the last time. en

world war two than any other country or a thousand people and we lost more people than anybody due to k.g.b. requires holes and we had behaviors casualties in the afghan war perhaps it's time to stop using access can afford or. we will find a peaceful way out of this situation because this bigotry cannot continue it which although the recent law itself smart people and we will find a way to revive our economy and make it competitive i see both thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was staying this last trish kid which the first president of independent republic will adults spotlight will be back with more of the full time comments on what's going on in and out censorship and so then they are to eat take place about. it i am. sad. motion would be soon which brightened a few new moon bounce soon from finest impressions. from stunts hot seat belts come. to live not only next to the boardroom advances in egypt but also on the border of peace and war. and they're responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved ones because. they a

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world war two than any other country or a thousand people and we lost more people than anybody due to k.g.b. reprisals and we had behavior casualties in the afghan war perhaps it's time to stop using our c'est cannon fodder we will find it peaceful way out of this situation because this bigotry cannot continue as law itself smart people and we will find a way to revive our economy and make it competitive i say about thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was they just laugh kid which the first president of the political public alpha male adults spotlight will be back with more of how can all follow what's going on in and out for the show and for that they are. taking place and. i am. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and charge it up and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas discovers five make sounds arctic is so special and attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is a both and fragile. expedition to the bottom of the earth on our team. most of the

and the k.g.b. integrate it with europe it will be more difficult for you according to find some of the money so you have got a solution so with the respect of a seat on the duleep customs union of them they would be russia kazakhstan and belarus because it's a different union you have to choose you can't leave dog here and there you know everybody should be clear about that including my ukrainian friends and colleagues and you really cannot see here so you have to make a choice european integration is fine and we're all your. you know countries i mean let's you both ukraine and russia look at the room we're not just brands were. dancing our projects in the european market is a lot of bull of the russian has people say you betrayed question if you're going to fifty billion dollars with europe that if you're a bizarre meijer trade partner so you have to choose even either here or there and it's not about the harkov it's remans i don't know if you were present there when those documents were signed i

the worst political abuses of the old soviet era, but the government enforcers call themselves the k.g.b. on saturday the lukashenko regime continued its nightmare of totalitarian rule when it convicted one of the opposition presidential candidates andrew sakoff to five years in prison. mr. sanakoff had the temerity to run against the dictator lukashenko and because of that even having lost the election he's going to pay for it by spending five years in prison. this picture here, this photograph shows mr. sannikov in the defendant's cage during his trial in the byelarus capital of minsk. they put him in a cage. can anyone think of a more telling symbol of lukashenko's tyranny than a sham court decision with a k.g.b. cage? this crime? this man ran for president of his country. in december last year after nearly two decades of unchecked power, lukashenko decided he'd have an open election, in his words an open election. many took him at his word and decided they'd run for president. apparently lukashenko didn't care for that idea. his idea of election is no one runs against you. so he stag

intelligence surveillance act in 1978, it would have been useful to keep that law secret from the k.g.b. so that soviet agents wouldn't know whether the f.b.i. was allowed to track them. but american laws shouldn't be public only when government officials think it's convenient. they ought to be public and public all the time. and the american people ought to be able to find out what their government thinks those laws mean. now, earlier this week, mr. president, i filed an amendment along with my colleague from the intelligence committee, senator mark udall, and that amendment would require the attorney general to publicly disclose the united states government official interpretation of the u.s.a. patriot act. the amendment specifically states that the attorney general should not proscribe any particular -- should not describe any particular intelligence collection programs or activities but that there should be a full description of the legal interpretation and analysis necessary to understand the government's official interpretation of the law. now, this morning, senator udall and i ha