The Titles of the PhD Dissertations Defended at the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB in 1985

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Title: The Titles of the PhD Dissertations Defended at the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB in 1985

Compiled by Lt. Colonel V. F. Chesnokov

Publication: Volume 39, Papers of the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB, Moscow, 1987, pages 499-506. Classified as Top Secret.

Translated by Filip Kovacevic, PhD

This list has never been officially declassified by the Russian government and is published here in English translation for the first time.

O. A. Antonov, “The Jurisdiction of the Soviet State Security Investigators in Criminal Proceedings.”

 

I. G. Bezuglov, “The Social-Pedagogical Issues in the Theory and Practice of the Training of the Comprehensively and Harmoniously Developed Personality of the Border Guard.”

 

M. N. Bogdan, “The Subversive Activities of the U.S. Military Intelligence against the Soviet Armed Forces from the Territory of the Federal Republic of Germany and West Berlin in the Present Time and the Measures of the Special Departments of the Soviet KGB for Their Discreditation.”

 

A. A. Kumensky, “The Registration Systems of the U.S. Population and of the Personal Identifications of U.S. Citizens and Their Use by the American Counterintelligence.”

 

V. I. Lukashin, “The Organization of the Work of the KGB Counterintelligence for Providing the Protection of Secrets at the Locations of the Military-Industrial Complex.”

 

S. P. Makarov, “The Issues in the Prophylactic Work by Military Counterintelligence.”

 

V. F. Panchuk, “The Struggle of the Special Departments of the Soviet KGB against the Access of Adversary’s Agents to Military Secrets.”

 

V. M. Povalyaev, “Some Issues in the Prophylactic Activities of Counterintelligence in the Present Time.”

 

A. G. Prilepsky, “Managing the Process of Operative [Agent] Development (Concerning the Cases of Treason in the Form of Espionage).”

 

N. M. Rakityansky, “The Socio-Psychological Analysis of the Negative Frames of Mind, Inducing Anti-Soviet and Anti-Social Actions.”

 

V. N. Reznichenko, “The Legal Regulations of the Protection of State Security in the Present-Day France.”

 

M. S. Toksabanov, “The Subversive Activities of the Chinese Intelligence Services against the Soviet Union from the Territory of the Xinjiang-Uyghur Autonomous Region.”

A. A. Trumm, “The Criminal Investigations of Letters in the Work of the Service PK.”

I. V. Ustyushenko, “The Theoretical and Applied Issues in the Prophylactics of the Negative Processes Among the Creative Intellectuals by the KGB.”

 

V. V. Ushakov, “The Socio-Political Analysis of the Political Personality of the Individuals Committing Anti-Soviet and Anti-Social Actions.”

 

A. I. Chernov, “Operative Search for Enemy Agents Based on the Facts of the Adversarial Contact Operations.”

 

V. N. Chuprynenko, “The Legal and Administrative Framework for the Tourists from the Capitalist and Developing Countries in the USSR and Its Significance for the KGB Counterintelligence Activities.”

 

S. B. Shurygin, “The Activities of Japanese Intelligence Services for Providing the State Security of Japan and Their Impact on the Interests of the KGB.”

 

The Higher School of the KGB Special Department “M”: KGB Activities in the Special Period and the Wartime (1989)

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Title: The Higher School of the KGB Special Department “M”: KGB Activities in the Special Period and the Wartime (1989)

Author: Lt. Colonel L. M. Lutsenko

Publication: Volume 45, Papers of the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB, Moscow, 1989, pages 414-415. Classified as Top Secret. 

Translated by Filip Kovacevic, PhD

This summary has never been officially declassified by the Russian government and is published here in English translation for the first time.

 

Summary

The Review of Scientific Articles and Reports

by the Professors and Graduates of the Special Department “M”

“Some Issues in the Activities of the KGB USSR in the Special Period and the Wartime” Volume 4 (1989)

 

The 4^th volume of the Review of Scientific Articles and Reports is written by the collective of authors about the issues related to the KGB activities in the special period and the wartime.

 

A.I. Tsvetkov tackles some questions in the restructuring of the students’ independent study at the Higher School when taking the Special Discipline “M” course.

 

P. E. Petrenko sheds light on the methodological recommendations for gaining practical skills and habits concerning the Special Discipline “M” course in the context of the restructuring of educational institutions.

 

V. P. Galitskiy presents the methodology for the study of the prisoners of war and the assessment of its results.

 

P. E. Petrenko and L. M. Lutsenko investigate the wartime military district as the object of subversive activities by the intelligence services of the main adversary.

 

A. I. Kozlovtsev presents the likely status and tasks of the military counterintelligence service on the territory of the adversary captured by the Soviet military during the war operations on the Western front.

 

V. P. Belov analyzes the problems of the increase in the mobilization readiness of the special departments of the KGB USSR in the Soviet military group in Germany in their work with the agent network.

 

L. M. Lutsenko examines the questions of the organization and conduct of territorial defense in contemporary conditions.  

A. S. Starodubets presents some experiences of the KGB USSR Border Guard intelligence units in defeating the bandit groups on the territory of the Republic of Afghanistan.

The article of E. A. Mokhov presents some unique features in the organization of the contact with agents used in the fight against the subversive activities of the gang formations in Afghanistan.

F. Kh. Subkhankulov sheds light on the questions of the use of prophylactic, legal, and military measures by the special departments of the KGB USSR in the Soviet Army in the fight against ideological sabotage by the adversary.

The Review of Scientific Articles and Reports is deposited in the special fund of the Scientific Library at the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB (no. 28894-n).

The Titles of the PhD Dissertations Defended at the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB in 1984

 Blog Series: Reading Secret Journals of the KGB

Title: The Titles of the PhD Dissertations Defended at the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB in 1984

Compiled by Lt. Colonel V. F. Chesnokov

Publication: Volume 37-38, Papers of the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB, Moscow, 1986, pages 436-440. Classified as Top Secret.

Translated by Filip Kovacevic, PhD

This list has never been officially declassified by the Russian government and is published here in English translation for the first time.

A.N. Alekseyev, “The Role of the Ruling Party Group in the Federal Republic of Germany in the Ideological Sabotage Against the USSR and Other Countries of the Socialist Bloc.”

I. A. Borodin, “The Socio-Psychological Aspects of the Activities of the KGB Against the Formation of Negative Personal Attitudes Among the Soviet Citizens who are under the Influence of their Relations with Foreigners.”

V. S. Kartavtsev, “The Aim and Motive of the Especially Dangerous Crimes against the State.”

A. M. Kolychev, “The Sabotage Activities of the Intelligence Services of the Imperialist States against the Naval Bases of the USSR in [Potential] War and the Fight against Them by Military Counterintelligence.”

A. P. Lysenko, “The Personality of the Soviet Military Intelligence Officer and the Particularities of Its Formation (The Philosophical and Sociological Analysis).”

V. I. Makhinin, “The Basic Questions in Predicting the Intelligence Intentions of the Adversary Toward the Scientific and Technical Secrets of the USSR.”

A. I. Nosik, “The Critique of the Bourgeois Falsifications Regarding the Essential Nature of the KGB.”

N. A. Pents, “International Terrorism and the Issues Concerning the Use of the Norms of International Law in the Counterintelligence Activities of the State Security Apparatus of the USSR in the Fight Against It.”

V. V. Petrov, “The Operative Investigations of Emergency Events Resembling Sabotage on the Industrial Infrastructure by the Counterintelligence Services of the KGB.”

A. A. Pogodin, “The Role of Intelligence Agencies of the Imperialist States in the Preparation of Ecological War Against the USSR.”

I. S. Sabirov, “The Prophylactics of Anti-Soviet, Nationalist Attitudes (On the Materials of the KGB of the Autonomous Republics in the Caucasus).”

Ya. F. Semyonov, “The Agent Networks of the State Security Operative Groups in the Rear of the Enemy During the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945).”

 

The Titles of the PhD Dissertations Defended at the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB in 1981

 Blog Series: Reading Secret Journals of the KGB

Title: The Titles of the PhD Dissertations Defended at the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB in 1981

Compiled by Lt. Colonel N. I. Fedosenko

Publication: Volume 30, Papers of the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB, Moscow, 1983, pages 387-392. Classified as Top Secret. 

Translated by Filip Kovacevic, PhD

This list has never been officially declassified by the Russian government and is published here in English translation for the first time.

V. M. Avseyko, “The Struggle of the KGB against the Subversive Activities of the Intelligence Services and Other Organizations of the Federal Republic of Germany Involving the Soviet Citizens of German Nationality.”

A. P. Bakholdin, “The Ideological Diversion of the Intelligence Services of the Imperialist States Directed at the Unity of the Socialist Commonwealth.”

Yu. F. Baryshev, “The Socio-Typological Approach Applied to the U.S. Citizens in the Course of Counterintelligence Activities.”

L. I. Bushkov, “The Detection of Language Abilities in Adults and the Prediction of Successful Foreign Language Acquisition in the Educational Institutions of the KGB.”

P. S. Vasilkov, “The Struggle of the State Security Apparatus Against the Bourgeois-Nationalist Underground on the Territory of Latvia in the Post-War Period (1945-1952).”

V. I. Gryazin, “The Tactics of Interrogation of the Accused During the Investigation of the Highly Dangerous Crimes against the State.”

A. F. Krayushkin, “The Subversive Activities of the U.S. Intelligence Services Against the Soviet Union on the Territory of India.”

Yu. L. Klimenko, “The Interpersonal Communication with the West Germans During the Process of Recruitment by the State Security Apparatus.”

S. A. Kolosov, “Releasing from Criminal Penalties due to the Cessation of the Threat to State Security.” [Translated into plain language: prison release after agreeing to work for the KGB]

A. G. Kolzeyev, “The Concept of Treason via Defection Abroad and the Soviet Criminal Law.”

V. V. Muntyan, “The Anti-Soviet Intelligence and Logistics Activities of the Foreign Centers of Ideological Subversion and The Present Problems in Combatting Them by Soviet Counterintelligence.”

V. A. Miknevichus, “Using the Agents of Influence by Soviet Counterintelligence in Making an Impact on the Adversary.”

A. I. Repin, “The National Character of the Vietnamese and Its Special Features in Communication.”

Yu. V. Say, “The Ideological Diversion of the Adversary Against the Soviet Union Using the Revisionist Ideology and the Special Features of the Struggle Against It by the State Security Apparatus.”

A.A. Fastenkov, “The Use of Official Warning by the State Security Apparatus of the Soviet Union.”

S. M. Shvets, “The Informational Security of Coordination and Collaboration in the Activities of the Soviet Military Counterintelligence.”

V. F. Shmelev, “The Ideological Diversion of the Adversary Against the Border Guard Personnel and the Struggle Against It by the Special Departments of the KGB.”