Usa "kgb" in una frase

1. I cannot help wondering whether she would have been so worshipful, had she been required to spend even one night at the Lubyanka, under the not so tender ministrations of Stalin"s KGB, or was it the NKVD? She had a big thing about the so-called persecution of Blacks in America

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2. For example, the KGB, the Soviet secret police, ran the so-called rest centers, or resorts, for Communist bigwigs in the Soviet Union and all

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3. also used to be involved with the KGB

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4. HIVES JOINS THE KGB

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5. "God knows," I laughed along with her, "but whatever happens, I think he'll be a real big hit with the KGB, don't you? I'd say they've got a hell of a lot in common

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6. Or maybe to see if a KGB assassin was sighting his laser scope in on her forehead at that exact moment

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7. One was called the Gestapo in Nazi Germany, another the KGB in the Soviet Union, with like agencies in similar societies today

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8. However, on the day of his scheduled departure for the United States, the KGB allegedly

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9. religion? You"re worse than the KGB!

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10. A few oligarchs in collaboration with old KGB constituents run the country

11. KGB apparatchik had again retained full power and the

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12. "Section Three's Middle East desk chalked up some great achievements when I was an operative -- KGB exposed attempting to infiltrate Canadian units of the U

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13. "One hundred thousand," he said quietly, then added: “The KGB

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14. "Somebody put up a theory it was a KGB code for the Romanov gold

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15. "So, based on an ancient KGB code name, an antiquated theory dreamed up by the Brits, and an intercepted signal to Komadze in Australia, you're telling me that a deputy chairman of the Soviet KGB is heading this way on a sixty year old treasure hunt

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16. "Is he KGB?"

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17. Smith? Mainwaring had logically ruled out the possibility of a known KGB operative from the Russian embassy in Ottawa

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18. A cipher clerk, a guard or perhaps the chauffeur may be a KGB officer and possess a higher rank than senior diplomats including the ambassador

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19. It was a mark of the great power wielded by the KGB in the Soviet Union

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20. Shock waves born of a long held fear, made worse by memories of a KGB bomb in a Rome apartment

21. Smith had not worked for the KGB, who was his employer? Two

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22. Why would the Soviets should send a deputy chairman of the powerful KGB to North America for the

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23. The KGB man's heavy eyes watched the aging photographer, sweating and moving

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24. "That's the arm of the KGB that specializes in eliminating people," he said

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25. If the Romanov gold is hidden in Canadian or United States territorial waters, do you honestly think they'd risk east-west detente by sending in a KGB salvage crew to haul it up? It doesn't make sense

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26. Instinctively, he knew the Soviet KGB man would arrive in Vancouver, but he hoped to get the best start on locating John-Paul before Komadze's arrival

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27. This was no time for encounters with Komadze and his KGB thugs

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28. Mainwaring's convinced it was the KGB

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29. Suddenly she muttered harshly: "Mainwaring's blundering and inefficiencies make him as deadly as the Soviet KGB

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30. "KGB operatives - they’re everywhere They are here!"

31. It was strange too, that he had brazenly trailed Dimitri Komadze, the Deputy Chairman of the KGB, got into a fight, and had been forced to kill a Soviet henchman

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32. Curran, feigning fear of an outraged KGB, had insisted on tagging along with Travis to Port Hardy

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33. Then you blew the whistle and the KGB assassins moved in

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34. We'll you're in good company -- Komadze's gang of KGB thugs have the same bloody mentality

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35. "If the old KGB spymaster was in listening range of that call, you may get your wish, baby!"

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36. "The Russian KGB have a small force in Vancouver

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37. She had penetrated the KGB

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38. Our friends at the KGB, eh?"

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39. Someone once said the captain was a KGB man, a political officer, the product of the Lviv Higher Military Political School

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40. "Auguste Kirke, our courier, suffered a heart attack while being hunted by the KGB,"

41. Komadze, he thought, it's not a matter of wlll the KGB spymaster come to Stavka, but when

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42. "The Soviets - the KGB bastards -- they bombed my apartment in Rome

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43. The KGB had blackmailed the high ranking officer to the

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44. "Because whatever it is, the KGB is going to blast its way into Stavka and take it

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45. That realization could be just as deadly as an assault by the KGB

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46. sweating under the fear of death, had sworn that Tofino was the KGB man’s destination

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47. "It’s an antique! A bloody antique! Is this all you have to stop the KGB?"

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48. "Listen, the Soviets don't need gold to the point they're prepared to send a deputy chairman of the KGB into alien territory and risk possible international repercussions,"

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49. It was midnight and Harry Travis was torn between two objectives: one, to escape from this doomed village before Komadze and his KGB killers blasted their way in, and two: discover the reason Moscow desperately wanted the contents of the Tsar's leather trunk

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50. "Frustration about knowing the KGB is coming and I can't do a thing about it

51. Komadze! The KGB man would come to Stavka

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52. I mean, why should the KGB have people here at all? We haven't any secrets

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53. Travis refused to let the KGB man have complete satisfaction

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54. The deputy chairman of the KGB froze

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55. "Stalin said many things," said the KGB man

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56. " The KGB man paused as if trying to fit the words to a delicate subject

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57. Finally, he called upon Nadya and Travis and together they led the KGB man and the Soviet naval infantry into the inner caverns

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58. "My tolerance for your foolishness comes from the fact you were a boyhood friend of my father," said the KGB man quietly

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59. Orlov's watery eyes watched the KGB officer with a triumphant shining that comes from knowledge

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60. The KGB man stood transfixed, his dark eyes trying to comprehend

61. "That's an abomination! A complete falsehood! A forgery! Lies written by a German provocateur! It is little wonder that Comrade Stalin was deeply concerned and deeply distressed, even on his death bed," said the KGB man with indignant righteousness

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62. "Leave them," begged the old man, moving forward, his fragile hands clutching feebly at the KGB man's sleeve

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63. As a senior officer in the KGB, before he left to pursue his current profession, he believed his survival depended on the best equipment and well-honed skills

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64. The head of the gang, now identified as a former KGB Officer turned criminal, had also escaped

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65. In 1989 the KGB set the death toll in Stalin's 26-year reign of terror (1927-53) at 36 million

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66. Putin is a former KGB leader whose covert and overt terror

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67. Putin was a KGB apparatchik

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68. The KGB may have inspired, conspired in, or even instigated the transformation in Russian domestic affairs since the early 1980's - but to call it "revolutionary" would be to stretch the term

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69. “We definitely need the other KGB man to come over,” said Algar, “but he certainly won’t if anything happens to his colleague

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70. He was looking after the potential KGB defector, a tricky and sensitive undertaking that was keeping everybody on their toes

71. Your old boss Alan Jarvis has been contacted by a KGB man working over here

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72. Since that was the home of many KGB members, it did not surprise anyone too much, although this man had not been used in such a prominent role before

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73. In addition, and to the surprise even of the American authorities, there were two members of the Russian secret service, the KGB, in attendance

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74. The newspapers were running the story, and speculating that the man had been murdered by a Russian KGB agent

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75. “Someone told them Barclay was going to California,” Newell reminded the meeting, “otherwise there would not have been KGB men at the reception in the university,”

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76. He had fought his way to the top of the KGB, now the FSB, and was not about to be pushed down by some idiot bureaucrat in the organisation who would probably not even know how to handle a gun, let alone kill a man at fifty metres

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77. Most were employed by the KGB, or FSB as it was now known, and many of the families living there had husbands who, for one reason or another, were away ‘on business

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78. But then, as Sasha reminded Barbara, Putin, the ex-Director of the KGB, was now President, and things were again changing for the worse, with signs that the State machine was reverting slowly to its old ways

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79. There were two KGB people in the audience, as well as FBI agents

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80. first of all the KGB, used the data of medical check-ups and physical examinations

81. Aeroflot planes always had former KGB agents on board) to Houston in the United

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82. com/agent - KGB Special Agents, to give information about Work at Home Opportunities, in the

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83. fact that the KGB helped North Vietnam with intelligence

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84. was because Bout was a Russian KGB agent

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85. Dmitriy Churbanov, a former KGB official

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86. Popovich"s career began in 1975 when a KGB officer visiting Kiev"s historic University of

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87. He was invited to KGB headquarters where a panel

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88. and enthusiastically accepted the appointment and began his new life with the KGB

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89. In 1981, his KGB handlers, satisfied that they had an

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90. exceptional agent, assigned him to KGB headquarters in Kiev where, for the next four years,

91. team of specialists that KGB insiders referred to as the cleaning ladies

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92. Dzerzhinsky Square, the former headquarters of the KGB

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93. been planted in the West years before, only to be abandoned by the KGB when the Soviet

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94. business Yakov sent their way as instalments on their cancelled KGB pension plan

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95. a tour of a nuclear arms complex during his days with the KGB

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96. Urals, where miniature atomic devices were produced for the KGB

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97. agent in CSIS, code-named Samson who had been providing intelligence to the former KGB,

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98. secret and potent than the old KGB

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99. auxiliary power unit, bringing back distant memories of his operational days with the KGB

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