This section contains lists of selected declassified clandestine reports, photographic intelligence reports and finished intelligence publications for the chapters indicated. These documents are generally arrayed chronol

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Date: 2013-06-21 16:33:53 Soviet Union Defense Intelligence Agency Director of Central Intelligence National Clandestine Service Georgy Zhukov Soviet Armed Forces CIA activities in the Soviet Union Able Archer 83 Central Intelligence Agency Soviet people Government of the Soviet Union		This section contains lists of selected declassified clandestine reports, photographic intelligence reports and finished intelligence publications for the chapters indicated. These documents are generally arrayed chronol Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cia.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,12 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Information Digest Summer 2005 Price £1.00 Leningrad. In total the Soviet armed forces suffered 16 million casualties, half of them fatalities. Civilian deaths on the Soviet side were about 16–17 million. DocID: 1lW0G - View Document
	NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY Goals and Methods of Russian Arms Control Policy: Implications for U.S. Security Dr. Andrei Shoumikhin DocID: 1fYt7 - View Document
	THE MONSTER OF TALIBAN America created the ‘monster’ of Taliban and armed it to the hilt, with billions of dollars of weaponry, for driving out Soviet forces from Afghanistan.After that Pakistan nurtured the Taliban DocID: 18KaV - View Document
	1 Cover Russia’s leadership has made tough decisions and instituted sweeping change in the military ranks to the dislike of many officers. While some Imperial and Soviet traditions remain, the reorganization of the DocID: 16XkI - View Document
	CENTRE FOR MILITARY STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF COPENHAGEN Adjusting the Architecture Arms Control, Disarmament, and NonProliferation in NATO DocID: 16FMd - View Document