The New Spymasters (57 page)

stealing of military secrets

Khalden camp

Khalid, Mehmood

Khan, Roshan Jamal

Khomeini, Ruhollah, Ayatollah

Khorassani, Abdul Wahid

Khost, Afghanistan

Camp Chapman

Khost Protection Force (KPF)

Khurshid, Hammad

Kipling, Rudyard

Kim

Knightley, Phillip

Koungas (Alexandros Michaelides)

Krasnaya Gazeta

Kray, Charlie

Kray, Reggie

Kronstadt

Krüger, Karl

Kuperman, Alan

Kuwait, Iraq's invasion of

al-Kuwaiti, Abu Ahmed

Kwiatkowski, Karen

Kyriakides, Renos

LaBonte, Darren

Lander, Stephen

Lashkar-e-Islam

Latif, Basil

law-enforcement
see
‘intelligence-led policing'

Lawrence, T. E.

le Carré, John

Lebanon

Leiken, Robert

Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich

Les (CIA doctor)

Lethier, Pierre

Letts (Latvians)

al-Libi, Ibn al-Sheikh

Libya

Lindh, John Walker

Litvinenko, Alexander

Lockhart, Bruce

Lockhart Plot

London Evening Standard

Los Angeles Times

Lulushi, Albert

Luttwack, Edward

Ma'ariv

McCain, John

McChrystal, Stanley

McColl, Sir Colin

McConnell, Mike

McCurdy, Dave

MacGaffin, John

McGartland, Martin

McGuinness, Martin

epigraph

Maclean, Fitzroy

Maclean, Neil ‘Billy'

McRaven, William

Madrid bombings

Mafia, US

Magee, Pat

Malayan communists

Malik, Qadeer

Manhattan Project

Manning, Bradley

Manning, David

Maroof Ahmed, Maulana
see
Mirza, Maroof Ahmed

Marseilles airport hijacking

Martin, Marty

Matthews, Jennifer

Matthews, Jessica

Mau Mau

May, Erskine

Mehsud, Baitullah

Menzies, Stewart

Merkel, Angela

MI5 (Security Service)

and Barot

and Blunt

and crime-fighting

‘Daniel' (handler)

and the FRU

fusion cells

and the IRA

and Nasiri

origin

recruitment of spies

and Reilly

staffing level chart

and Storm

MI6
see
Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)

Michaelides, Alexandros (code name Koungas)

Minority Report

Mirza, Maroof Ahmed (code name Ashraf)

Mitchell, George

Modin, Yuri

Modrzhinskaya, Elena

Mohamed, Khalid Sheikh

Mohammad, Haji Khair

Moreno, Ismael

Moscow

Mossad

Mota, González

motivation
see
incentives/motivation

Nasiri, Omar (pseudonym)

Inside the Global Jihad

National Clandestine Service (NCS)

National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS)

National Security Agency (NSA)

NATO

and Afghanistan

Takhar air strike

NCIS
see
National Criminal Intelligence Service

Nelson, Brian

Netanya, Hamas attack

New America Foundation

New York Times

Nicholas II, Tsar

NKVD

Nobel Peace Prize

Northern Ireland

bomb disposal

British Army in

FRU

SDLP

Troubles

see also
IRA; Ulster

Nosenko, Yuri

NSA
see
National Security Agency

nuclear capabilities/conflict

Nur, Mohamed

Oatley, Michael

Obama, Barack Hussein

Ogorodnik, Aleksandr (code name Trigon)

Omand, Sir David

Operation Barbarossa

Operation Defensive Shield

Operation Rosenholz (Rosewood)

Operation Valuable

Operation Virtue

Oppenheimer, J. Robert

Orly Airport bombing

Orwell, George:
Nineteen Eighty-Four

Oslo Accords

Otten, Elizaveta Emilyevna

Paisley, Ian

Pakistan

al-Balawi (Humam) in

‘boulevard'

CIA operations in

Crooke in

drones

Inter Service Intelligence (ISI)

jihadist training in

Pakistan Taliban (TTP)

Waziristan

see also
Islamabad; Peshawar

Palantir

Palestine

conflict with Israel

and Crooke

see also
First Intifada; Second Intifada

Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)

Panetta, Leon

Pano, Nicholas

Paresi, Dane

Paris

1995 bombings

metro attack

Orly Airport bombing

terrorist attacks during the 1990s

Pashto language

Pavitt, James

peacemaking

Penkovsky, Oleg

Peres, Shimon

Periódico de Catalunya, El

Peshawar

PET
see
Danish intelligence service

Peter, Dr

Peters, Yakov

Petraeus, David

Petrograd

Pfaff, William

PFLP
see
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine

Philby, Kim

and Operation Valuable

Pickering, Thomas

PIRA
see
Provisional IRA

PLO
see
Palestine Liberation Organization

polio vaccination

Politburo

Polyakov, Dmitri

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)

Powell, Colin

Predators
see
drone aircraft/warfare

privacy invasion

see also
surveillance

Provisional IRA (PIRA)

Putin, Vladimir

al-Qaeda

and al-Balawi

and the Barcelona metro plot

and the CIA

convert use

and counterintelligence

Dearlove on

and Global War on Terror

‘Jihad Manual'

and Khalden camp

and Nasiri

penetration

propaganda

recruiting requirements

shura

Vanguards of Khorasan
online magazine

see also
bin Laden, Osama

al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP)

Qutb, Sayyid

Rabin, Yitzhak

Rahman, Abdul

al-Rahman, Atiyah Adb

Rainbow Warrior

Rauf, Rashid

Reagan, Ronald

recruitment of spies

CIA

FRU

HVA

KGB

MI5

NKVD

al-Qaeda

SIS

Stasi

through blackmail

Red Army

Krasnaya Gazeta

Red Brigades

Red Guards

Red River

Red Terror

Reid, Richard

Reilly, Sidney (born Shlomo Rosenblum)

alias Mr Constantine

and James Bond

alias Konstantin Markovich Massino

alias Sigmund Rellinsky

Rigby, Lee

Robb, John

Roberson, Scott

Rosenberg, Ethel

Rosenberg, Julius

Royal Navy, message decryption service

Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC)

Special Branch

Rubalcaba, Alfredo Pérez

RUC
see
Royal Ulster Constabulary

Rupp, Rainer (Agent Topaz)

Russia

annexation of Crimea

Baltic fleet

and British intelligence

and Fogle

and Litvinenko

mobster billionaires

White Army

see also
Bolsheviks; Red Army

Rwandan genocide

Rycroft, Matthew

Sabir, Lieutenant

Sabra refugee camp

Saddam Hussein

Salafists

SAS
see
Special Air Service

Saudi Arabia

General Intelligence Presidency (GIP)

Savery, Lionel

Savery, Marisa

Savinkov, Boris

SBS
see
Special Boat Service

Scappaticci, Daniel

Scappaticci, Freddie

alleged identity as Steak Knife

see also
Steak Knife

Scarlett, John

Scheuer, Michael

epigraph

Schlieffen Plan

Scotsman

Scowcroft, Brent

Second Intifada

Second World War

and the British ‘Double Cross'

and Philby

Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)

and Afghanistan

and crime-fighting

and Crooke

and the ‘cult of intelligence'

and Curveball

embassy work

Fort Monkton

fusion cells

and the IRA

and Ireland

and Operation Valuable

origin

and Philby

recruitment of spies

Red River

and Reilly

Soviet briefing about

and Storm

Secret Service Bureau (SS)

Security Service
see
MI5

Semple, Michael

September 11 attacks

Serious and Organized Crime Agency (SOCA)

Shahzad, Faisal

Sharon, Ariel

Shatila refugee camp

Sheehan, Mike

Shehadeh, Salah

Shia Islamists

Shoaib, Mohamed

Sinn Féin

SIS
see
Secret Intelligence Service

Smith, Michael

Smith-Cumming, Mansfield

Smithwick, Peter

Snowden, Edward

SOCA
see
Serious and Organized Crime Agency

SOE
see
Special Operations Executive

Solana, Javier

Somalia

Sorge, Richard

Soviet Union

and Afghanistan

and the CIA

glasnost

GRU

NKVD

and Operation Barbarossa

and Operation Valuable

and Philby

Red Terror

see also
Cheka; Cold War; KGB; Red Army; Russia

Spain

Barcelona metro plot

and France

Guardia Civil

Madrid bombings

National Intelligence Centre

Unidad Especial de Intervención

Special Air Service (SAS)

Special Boat Service (SBS)

Special Branch, RUC

Special Branch, Scotland Yard

Special Demonstration Squad, Metropolitan Police (SDS)

Special Operations Executive (SOE)

Spilia

Sprogis, Jan

spying
see
espionage

Stalin, Joseph

Starzheskaya, Olga

Stasi

Steak Knife (code name of agent)

Steckelmann, Colonel

Stern Gang

Stevens, Sir John (later Lord)

Stevens Inquiry, third (2003)

Storer, Cindy

Storm, Morten

Storm, Osama

Straw, Jack, signature in capitals in name of

suicide attacks/bombers

Sun Tzu

epigraph

Sunday Times

Sunni Islamists

see also
al-Qaeda

surveillance

and information overload

technology

‘The Unblinking Eye'

video

SWAPO

Syria

Tabbakh, Hassan (aka Omar)

Tablighi Jamaat

Takhar

air strike

Taliban

Haqqani faction

intelligence and the war against

Shura Ittihad ul-Mujahideen

and the Takhar air strike

TTP

Taqwa, Abdul Jabbar

Tariq bin Ziyad mosque, Barcelona

technology

and intelligence

surveillance

see also
drone aircraft/warfare

Temple Mount, Jerusalem

Tenet, George

terrorism

9/11 attacks

Algiers bombing

Amman hotel attacks

Barcelona metro plot

Beirut bombing of US Embassy

and the CIA

Egyptian Embassy bombing, Islamabad

global insurgency of

Hamas attacks on Jews

Islamist

Madrid bombings

and the necessity of spying

Northern Ireland

Orly Airport bomb

and the Palestinian conflict

Paris attacks during the 1990s

Red Terror

by separatist groups in France

US watchlist, ‘Tide'

see also
counterterrorism; IRA; suicide attacks/bombers

Terrorism Act (2000)

Thatcher, Margaret

Thunderbolt
see
Antoniades, Andrew/Andreas

Thwaites, Norman

Times, The

Tolkachev, Adolf

Topaz, Agent (Rainer Rupp)

Tora Bora, Battle of

torture

waterboarding

treachery
see
betrayal/treachery

Trigon (Aleksandr Ogorodnik)

triple agents

Troubles, Irish

TTP (Pakistan Taliban)

Tugendhat, Justice

Tunisia

Turner, Stansfield

UDA
see
Ulster Defence Association

Ulster

RUC
see
Royal Ulster Constabulary

Ulster Defence Association (UDA)

Undine

Unidad Especial de Intervención (Spain's Special Intervention Unit)

UNSCOM

Updike, John

Uritsky, Moisei

Vanguards of Khorasan

Vengeur, Le

verification of intelligence

Vienna Conventions

Vietnam War

Volkov, Konstantin

War on Terror

Warrick, Joby

Washington Post

waterboarding

Waters, T. J.

Waziristan

Weiner, Tim:
The Legacy of Ashes