1. The report from an overseas agent “Vytautas” of the 2nd Board of the LSSR KGB.

It reflects the report from an agent, who was in Germany, about the German society of people, who emigrated from Lithuania.

2. The order no. 00119 of the chairman of the SSSR KGB confirming the regulations of the officers of the acting reserve

This order of the USSR KGB talks about the formation, encryption and operation of the reserve working in various institutions.

3. Letter LSSR KGB Chairman on strengthening the control of contacts of KGB staff members with opposition movements, if it is not related to the official activity.

By this document, attention is drawn on the applications of some KGB officers, breach of discipline, contacts with the forces opposing the government resulting in the flow of information. Seeking to avoid negative consequences the chiefs of KGB subdivisions are obligated to control stronger and to prohibit KGB officers to contact the forces opposing the government, to participate in their meetings if this does not relate to their direct duties.

4. Letter of 11 August 1989 by LSSR KGB Chairman Maj Gen E. Eismuntas on strengthening the control of contacts of KGB staff members with opposition movements, if it is not related to the official activity.

By this document, attention is drawn on the applications of some KGB officers, breach of discipline, contacts with the forces opposing the government resulting in the flow of information. Seeking to avoid negative consequences the chiefs of KGB subdivisions are obligated to control stronger and to prohibit KGB officers to contact the forces opposing the government, to participate in their meetings if this does not relate to their direct duties.

5. Part 1 of the instruction “Mobilization work of the USSR KGB” (project). Introduction

Part 1 of this instruction talks about the role of the KGB, actions, functions, priorities in the presence of a war.

6. The report by the agent “Polis” about the trip of Lithuanian aviation experts to Canada.

In this report, the agent provides information about an official trip to Canada, which was related to aviation: what he visited, what information was obtained, what Canadians and Americans were interested in.

7. Part 4 of the instruction “Mobilization work of the USSR KGB” (project). Preparing the KGB for military readiness.

Part 4 of this instruction refers to the preparation for military readiness: what should be the level of training, the distribution and scattering of the KGB units, forming of the operational team, etc.

8. Part 3 of the instruction “Mobilization work of the USSR KGB” (project). Key operational actions

his part talks about the transformation of the KGB activities from civil to military, what are the priorities of activity, the fight against diversion activities, special attention to strategic objects.

9. Part 2 of the instruction “Mobilization work of the USSR KGB” (project). Organization of mobilization work

Part 2 of this instruction describes how mobilization capabilities are organized, transforming the KGB units into a military regime.

10. The report by the agent “Polis” about the lecture on Canadian aviation that he was attending in Canada.

In this report, the agent provides key technical information from the lecture on civil aviation that he has heard in Canada.

11. The certificate of the 2nd Department of the KGB of the LSSR on departure of persons abroad under restructuring (Russian “perestroika”) conditions.

The document defines influence of restructuring on the KGB activities in the tourism sector.

12. The document from the medical service of the Baltic military office to the LSSR KGB regarding the provision of bacteriological preparations

This document requests the KGB to provide details, what bacteriological preparations the KGB would need in the context of the military situation.

13. The letter note of the 2nd Department of the KGB of the LSSR on condition of counterintelligence work in the tourism sector during the period of Perestroija and measures for its improvement.

This document speaks about a change in situation of relations with the West (tourism, scientific exchange) during the period of restructuring and increasing pressure of the West in this sector as well as measures taken by the KGB to fight with that.

14. The report of the 2nd Board of the LSSR KGB about the status of counterintelligence work in the tourism sector during the period of reform and measures to improve it.

This report describes the work of the KGB in the tourism sector during the period of reform.

15. The resolution of the Chairman of the USSR KGB concerning the procedure for the purchase and use of foreign software.

The decision of the USSR KGB concerning the procedure for the acquisition, use and copying of foreign software, as well as recommendations on how to fight computer viruses.

16. The order of the USSR Customs about the procedure for the export and import of currency and other valuables to the USSR.

This order of the USSR customs defines the procedure for the departure and arrival of goods, precious metals, currency to the USSR: what goods are covered by this order, what authorities must ensure control.

17. The certificate of the KGB to the mobilization department of the USSR KGB regarding the experience of working in an emergency situation.

This document refers to the readiness of the KGB in case of special situations, as in the accident in the chemical plant, or in the atomic power plant. It also provides information what was learnt from the accident at Jonava nitrogen plant.

18. The certificate by Klaipėda branch of the KGB about the meeting with the recruitment candidate about the surveillance of the US seaport.

In this report, the agent provides details of a visit to one of the US seaports (customs procedures, destruction of received anti-Soviet literature).

19. The resolution of the Chairman of the USSR KGB concerning sending the methodological material about unmasking of Soviet citizens, who were recruited by the special services, to KGB units and training institutions.

The document of the chairman of the USSR KGB about the work practice of counterintelligence for exposing Soviet citizens recruited by foreign special services: examples of exposing such recruited persons are presented.

20. Reference of 3 July 1989 by Col V. Petniūnas, Deputy Chief of LSSR KGB Press Group on the policy of openness in the KGB activity.

KGB, in response to the negative publications about its activities and wishing to neutralize their impact, takes measures to form a positive opinion of the public about its activities. Meetings are organized with the leaders of the public organizations like Sąjūdis, journalists, and academic community; books, document collections, and articles are published. In the formation of the positive image of KGB, discrediting of dissidents and the former partisans is being used in order to justify its own repression policy. In improving its own image, more attention is devoted to the work with letters and complaints of the population. Publicity inside the service is manifest in appointing the heads of departments and subdivisions. Also, recommendations are provided for the departments, by which means to represent the KGB activities.