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Oslo Transit For KGB Active Measures In Middle East
Russian and German Archives | Des. 4, 2005 | I. Lazarenko

Posted on 12/04/2005 7:14:49 AM PST by Lazarenko

Oslo, Norway, was not only the capitol for Norwegians, but hosted also hard core Russian-fabricated "active measures", international political manipulation from the Russian secret police, KGB. With key Norwegian politicians as tools: Result of comprehensive archive research mixed with defectors interviews and statements, makes following question relevant: Russian KGB had way back to the 50'ies and to 1991 ("Arctic group") a sucessful, ongoing campaign of active measures (Service A) from Oslo to Great Britain, West Germany, the US and the UN. 50 years of dirty, political tricks that of course should be brought to the limelite.

Seriosly speaking/writing - there is so much hard data on a KGB code names from DOR-dossiers etc. on very sentral (and still going strong) politicians in Norway that it briefly looks like a political tragedy, political "Titanic". After some closeups - it really looks even worse so. There seem to be two main field in this: Security/Defense/NATO issues and Middle East. The latter looks to be related to early contacts from Oslo into the Middel East and the United Nation as well, under the ever lasting (KGB) word - "pease".

The most famous spy ever taken in Norway, mr. Arne Treholt, an executive in the Norwegian Foreign ministeries that was taken down by American FBI, British and Norwegian counter intelligence in 1984, had KGB contacts for years that paid him well and was specialized on the PLO and Middle East affaires from KGB schools and institutes in Moscow. The operative "Back channel" from Oslo to the PLO in Beyrouth was effective from 1976, into a Palestinian KGB agent (for years) located in a under cover Western Beyrouth apartment. Regular secret meets came early in 1977, and continued over the establishment of a new research institute - FAFO - in the main Norwegian labour union, LO, in 1982. Formally, at the initiative of Terje Rod Larsen, now depty under the secretary general of the UN (Mid East/Lebanese-Syrian affaires).

I need contact to people and sources out there that may have further information and "channels" to complete the story as mentioned above.

Feel free to send e-mail to: lazarenko@loftmail.com

Sincerely,

I. Lazarenko