1. The coded telegram of 27 October 1981 by USSR KGB PGU Chief Aleksandrov to Col T. Timofeyev, Chief of Kiev KGB First Department, Col V. Karinauskas, Chief of Lithuanian SSR KGB First Department, Co G. Pudels, Chief of Latvian SSR KGB First Department, and

The document reflects anti-Soviet compromise, seeking to stop the hostile activity to the regime.

2. The certificate of the 2nd Department of the KGB of the LSSR from personal case file of agent “Haris”.

Characteristics of agent “Haris” and his activities.

3. Letter from the USSR KGB PGU to the Chief of the LSSR KGB on the tasks of scientific and technical intelligence in the implementation of the 1981 USSR KGB College July 28 ruling.

The document discusses the ongoing scientific and technical intelligence work abroad: in what directions this work is organized (USA, NATO) and what operational, technical, agency measures are planned to improve it.

4. The report by agent “Saulius” about a business trip to the Danish company “Diza”.

In this report, the agent informs about the visit of specialists from factory in Panevėžys to the Danish company: about the company, employees, hotel, where they stayed.

5. Plan of interrogation and operational measures of the LSSR KGB in the criminal case No. 95 against Jonas Pakuckas, V. Pakuckas and T. Pakuckienė.

This document refers to the investigation of criminal cases against the participants of the Lithuanian resistance movement.

6. The report of the LSSR KGB to the LCP CC about the attempt of the USA administration to use Lithuanian nationalist emigrant organizations to conduct an anti-Soviet foreign policy direction.

In this report, the KGB presents facts about the attempts of the USA administration to exploit the Baltic emigrants for the fight with the USSR, which is proved by various meetings, resolutions supporting emigrants, etc.

7. The document from the 5th service of the KGB to the 1st Department about agents of Polish nationality in the department.

This document contains information about agents of Polish nationality who work in the department.

8. The cipher telegram of the Deputy Chairman of the LSSR KGB to the USSR KGB OTU about the special measure applied to priest J. Zdebskis.

This document informs that after the application of the special measure to the priest J. Zdebskis, he was discredited and removed from the anti-Soviet organization.

9. Extract from LSSR KGB Commission workplan how to oppose foreign intelligence activity by LSSR KGB Vilnius City Department.

This document provides information what measures were taken by the Vilnius KGB subdivision to fight against the possible industrial spying of foreign special services. Utmost attention was devoted to agent information collection on the activity of special services in the field of trade – economic and scientific – technical cooperation as well as tourism, their methods applied, objects of their interest in Lithuania. KGB officers and the staff of strategic objects are urged to take all measures to protect KGB objects, to classify and conceal works, which are carried out according to the KGB order, to follow the appropriate requirements in keeping documents and information contained thereof, to follow up attentively and collect discrediting information about the employees of strategically important enterprises to avoid information leakage. Special attention shall be given to the protection of strategically important information of transport and energy sectors and enterprises.

10. Reference of 24 June 1981 by Maj A. Evteyev, Deputy Chief of LSSR KGB Service No. 5 on the position and measures to strengthen the fight against the opposing intelligence service under present-day conditions.

In this document, KGB makes analysis of the tendencies and forms of the Lithuanian émigrés activity, which is treated as the tool of the Western special services in the fight against the USSR in 1980. The insufficient agency possibilities of the KGB among other organizations operating against the USSR are stated.

11. Agent Rimvydas' report on the scientific mission of the Rector of the Art Institute in Sweden.

In his report, the agent conveys an interview with the Rector of the Art Institute about his visit to Sweden.

12. The report from agent “Tera” of the 1st (Intelligence) Division of the LSSR KGB.

In this report, the agent talks about a Canadian specialist, who was in Lithuania and read a lecture at the Institute of Physics on the use of optic fibre devices to support communications by telephones.

13. The report by agent Antanaitis about his meeting with a professor from the University of Torun, who visited Vilnius.

In this document, the agent provides information about the professor from Torun, who visited Lithuania: his biographical data, his opinion on “Solidarumas” and other events in Poland are presented.

14. Notification by Agent Višnev of his planned mission to Poland.

The agent explains the purpose of going to the University of Krakow.

15. The report of agent “Haris” on a visit of the Polish social activist to him.

The agent’s report provides information about a viewpoint of the editor of Polish magazine “Culture”, who had been visiting him, to ongoing processes in Poland in 1980-1981.

16. Letter of 7 April 1981 about foreigners, of interest to secret service.

Categories of foreigners who fell within the range of vision of security are distinguished in the document. Those persons, which had to be shadowed constantly, for example, civil servants, journalists, public figures, influential businessmen, students, scientists, émigrés representatives, etc. are listed

17. Recommendations of the 1st department of the LSSR KGB concerning the preparation of the agency for work abroad.

This document gives recommendations how to train agents to carry out tasks abroad: political and special training.

18. KGB recommendations for preparing the agency for intelligence activities abroad.

In this document, the USSR KGB PGU provides recommendations how to better utilize the agent of the USSR KGB to carry out tasks abroad.

19. A message by F. Bobkov, head of the USSR KGB 5th Board, about the situation of agents’ and operatives’ work connected with cases of operative surveillance and measures on how to improve the work.

This paper highlights an important aspect of the work of the subdivisions of the 5th Board of the KGB, that is, their operative activities and one of their aspects, work with operative cases. It also defines who had files opened on them, and with what counterintelligence and operative means they were prepared (agency, trusted people, pressure on the public, prevention). The document assesses the effectiveness of these measures, lists shortcomings and gives recommendations on how to improve the work in connection with operative files. The analysis of people with operative files on them is deeper, and the control over them is tighter. In order to stop their activities in the future, agents, prevention and discrediting are employed.

20. The report from agent “Malinauskas” of the 1st (Intelligence) Division of the LSSR KGB.

In this report, the agent provides information about the emigrant scientist with whom he is trying to keep the connection.