all names

KGB organisation

Named in 4 reports across 3 stories - 26 Aug – 2 Sept
26 Aug 20262 Sept 2026

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with KGB. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without KGB.

Gordon Corera and Vasilij Mitrochin share 1 reportBerlin and Sowjetunion share 1 reportVasilij Mitrochin and Vilniusu share 1 reportSowjetunion and SZ share 1 reportGordon Corera and URSS share 1 reportPutin and Putinie share 1 reportGordon Corera and Vilniusu share 1 reportGordon Corera and Vassili Mitrokhine share 1 reportURSS and Vassili Mitrokhine share 1 reportBerlin and SZ share 1 reportKGBGordon CoreraGordon Corera - 2 shared reports (person)BerlinBerlin - 1 shared report (place)PutinPutin - 1 shared report (person)PutiniePutinie - 1 shared report (person)SowjetunionSowjetunion - 1 shared report (organization)SZSZ - 1 shared report (organization)URSSURSS - 1 shared report (organization)Vasilij Mit…Vasilij Mitrochin - 1 shared report (person)Vassili Mit…Vassili Mitrokhine - 1 shared report (person)VilniusuVilniusu - 1 shared report (place)

The stories

‘Cultural Center’ or Spy Hub? Berlin Weighs Russian House Closure

33 outlets1 report names KGB10 Aug – 4 Sept

Archiver betrayed the KGB and brought its deepest secrets to Vilnius

2 outlets2 reports name KGB31 Aug – 2 Sept

The shadow of the "dead" over the Kremlin. After Putin will be a new Putin?

1 outlets1 report names KGB2 Sept

Who keeps naming them

Süddeutsche Zeitung (Germany)1ČT24 (Czechia)1Wirtualna Polska (Poland)1France Info (France)1

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