Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Russian press: TW “Bolek” worked not only with the SB, but also with the KGB – rmf24.pl

Russian Gazeta.ru suggested that TW “Bolek” worked not only with the Polish communist secret police, but at the same time with the KGB. According to the newspaper argument for this claim is the fact that the Polish ministry worked closely with the KGB.

Newspaper article “KGB returned to Europe” quotes former general of the FSB Alexander Mikhailov, who It ensures that there is nothing surprising in the fact that the KGB sought to come to Walesa.

General argues that, although the former president was not in the 70s unequivocal leader, but that spec work service, selecting the promising activists of the second series.

Newspaper wrong date cooperation by TW “Bolek” writing that it happened in 1975. Also it reminds other well-known scandals of politicians suspected of collaborating with the KGB. Last year, the Hungarian daily “Magyar Nemzet” accused of being a paid agent of the FSB MEP from the far-right Jobbik, Béla Kovács. This former student of the Moscow Academy of MGIMO diplomatic supported the annexation of Crimea, and his ex-wife also had to be associate of the FSB.

About relationships with communist organizations and a deep commitment to their activity was accused Angela Merkel, among others, in the book “First Life of Angela M.”. Even more entangled want to Romano Prodi, the former Italian prime minister and former head of the European Commission. The case came to light thanks to the so-called. Mitrokhin archive, deported from Russia by Vasily Mitrokhin early 90s KGB documents.

Also, the current head of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, is unclean past. Gazeta.ru notes that as a young leftist was worked on by the KGB and for years maintained close contacts with the third secretary of the embassy of the USSR Boris Kiryłłowem, in fact, the KGB resident. Relationships with KGB Stoltenberg broke up only in 1990, after warnings from Norwegian special services.

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