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every chapter. The material comes from a few conspiracy theory books, such as the one by Litvinenko and Felshtinsky (both are associates of the anti-Kremlin oligarch Berezovsky, and the books and documentaries are financed by him.) But the book is not really an academic source, so we should over overrely on it. I agree that the conspiracy theories should be discussed, but currently we are giving them too much space in relation to other things.

1180:— whom he named as "Abdul the Bloody" and "Abu Bakar" — were working for the FSB, and that the agency manipulated the rebels into staging the attack. Litvinenko said: "hen they tried to find among the dead terrorists, they weren't there. The FSB got its agents out. So the FSB agents among Chechens organised the whole thing on FSB orders, and those agents were released." The story about FSB connections with the hostage takers was confirmed by 31: 408:. Sounds like a generic reference to one or more U.S. federal services. No one is going to guess this is really the FSB. The current disambiguation does seem a bit clumsy. Perhaps "Federal Security Service (FSB)" or "Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation"? Simply removing the disambiguation completely obfuscates the entity. 1372:. It was noted that FSB, far from being a reliable instrument in the fight against organized crime, is institutionally a part of the problem, due not only to its co-optation and penetration by criminal elements, but to its own absence of a legal bureaucratic culture and use of crime as an instrument of state policy 881:

stated that there is "a band of over 6,000 former officers of the KGB — one of the most criminal organizations in history — who grabbed the most important positions in the federal and local governments, and who are perpetuating Stalin’s, Khrushchev’s, and Brezhnev’s practice of secretly assassinating

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wanted to elliminieren whole Procouroutour de Roi! Or? From other side, but also sometimes to exaggerate. Just as with a drug courier (e.g.). Exestieren but ordinary means. Yes, and. Look what came of it, the 18-s in Sirya. Belgian soldiers want to come but also dalan major help. Or? Here it must be

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In all truth FSB really is the KGB in a new guise. Much of the leadership is the KGB from the cold war era, of course this is starting to change since even Russians must retire from their posts at some point in time. The KGB was essentially the CIA and the FBI mashed into one Russian version. It was

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I think this article is overfocusing on the various conspiracy theories about FSB. We should concentrate mainly on describing the organization - on factual, uncontroversial information. Currently the article tries to advance the theory "Russia is an evil FSB-controlled totalitarian state" in almost

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It seems too simple and even false to say that the terrorists who took over the moscow theater were not going to use their bombs as supported by subsequent events. I'm assuming these subsequent events are referencing to the Beslan school crisis where the terrorists did use bombs; however their use

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Seems to be written by the FSB staffers. Someone needs to properly rewrite it, around the central role that the organization (the Cheka) plays in the Russian state and society today, including all branches of the government and the businees. And just a proper history, year by year, instead of three

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I'm just going to do exactly that - some of the information were indeed based on hearsay and unsourced (like the alleged Putin's phrase "there are no former Chekists") but majority of the information in the former criticism section was pretty well sourced and valid. This 2009 deletion brought this

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where all key positions in the government were occupied by members of the Communist Party. The KGB or FSB members usually remain in the "acting reserve" even if they formally leave the organization ("acting reserve" members receive second FSB salary, follow FSB instructions, and remain "above the

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member Konstantin Borovoi, "Putin's appointment is the culmination of the KGB's crusade for power. This is its finale. Now the KGB runs the country." Olga Kryshtanovskaya, director of the Moscow-based Center for the Study of Elites, has found that up to 78% of 1,016 leading political figures in

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The default insertion of civilian agency by the template posits that "non-military" and "non-para-military" (and non-whatever else) constitutes "civilian". That is completely incorrect given the massive mounds of scholarship on the FSB which clearly differentiates between the military, security

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But as a whole the article is really bad. I think it should be better to scrap it whole and replace with few sentences of driest content possible, at least there won't be an overwhelming barrage of propaganda and disinformation there this way (I removed some, but I couldn't even bring myself to

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This segment says: "Use of excessive force by FSB spetsnaz was criticized with regard to resolving Moscow theater hostage crisis and Beslan hostage crisis." It does not say that Moscow theater crisis was organized by FSB (although it was). This is now only described as claim by Litvinenko and

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The article has several mistakes. The FAPSI was reorginized to the FSO (Федеральная Служба Охраны, something like Federal Guard Service). President's regiment is also part of the FSO, not the FSB. Only small part of FAPSI was included in FSB - for example, Communications Security Center.

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Russia have served previously in organizations affiliated with KGB or FSB . She said: "If in the Soviet period and the first post-Soviet period, the KGB and FSB people were mainly involved in security issues, now half are still involved in security but the other half are involved in

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the secret police of the people in power, and took care of placing agents in other countries. In the new Russia that task is now split between FSB and SVR. The operations run by these to agencies are extremely sized back, but they both serve the same purpose that the KGB aimed for.

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Also in the FSB exists uniformed personnel (by the way FSB and FSO have similiar blue-black uniform) and civilian personnel (secretaries, consultants, technicians, cleaners and scientific and technical workers). I think that 300000 is not uniformed personnel number, but FSB total

791:, regional governments, even culture... They started to use all political institutions." "Like cockroaches spreading from a squalid apartment to the rest of the building, they have eventually gained a firm foothold everywhere," said Sergei Grigoryants, a Soviet dissident. 1254:, most of the "Islamic terrorism cases" were fabricated by the government, and the confessions have been obtained through the torture of innocent suspects. "The plight of those sentenced for Islamic terrorism today is the same as that of the political prisoners of the 93:

page deals with this ambiguously by talking about 'function'. We know the broad 'function' is the same, but how different is the FSB from the KGB? Is it a different organisation covering the same role (state security) or the same organisation with a few cosmetic

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Trepshkin. Last segment ("most of the "Islamic terrorism cases" ) is not about Moscow theater hostage crisis at all; it is about different cases. Saying that, I agree that article should be improved and will work in this direction. You comments are very welcome.

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As about the essence of your question, I must tell that in both cases (Moscow theater and Beslan), a vast majority of hostages were killed by governmental forces, not by terrorists, and this is simply a matter of fact. In Beslan they used

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as a provocation intitiated from Moscow to start war in Chechnya, because Russian forces provided safe passage for Islamic fighters back to Chechnya . It was reported that Aleksander Voloshin from Yeltsin administration paid money to

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said, previous FSB regional Shef worked more smoothly, so do intiligent. Via Chevalier's of place, always took advantage of "gloves", jugoslavenische, Hebrew. So, what miemand noticed. Yes. Transported by this stat waschington. Or ?

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About healthy competitors between great powers. Suppose a healthy FSB - GRU between competitors is not always bad. In the case of certain Kalashnikov - merchants from France FSB has jumped in time to help. This <Al Asa:

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officer who assisted Soviet dissidents, Vladimir Kazantsev who disclosed illegal purchases of eavesdropping devices from foreign firms, and Vil Mirzayanov who had written that Russia was working on a nerve gas weapon

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for comparison, how huge the criticism sections are for these agencies. In fact, FSB faces huge criticism from within Russia, not only for large scale operations where their operatives were actually arrested

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explained that members of Russian security services can leave such organizations only in a coffin, because they know too much. Soon after becoming prime minister of Russia, Putin also claimed that

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Agreed. Virtually half the article is based on unsubstantiated claims and conspiracies. Not acceptable for an encyclopedia, although considering this is wikipedia, not surprising either.

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I don't like to repeat myself endlessly as you obviously aren't going to pay attention anyway. "What is the problem?" - read what I have said above, I have explained the problem there.

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acts. Historian J. R. Nyquist believes that "The KGB president of Russia wants to reestablish the USSR. Whether America likes it or not, this very fact leads us to a new Cold War."

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article to a rather absurd state, where the Russian FSB seems to be apparrently the only security service in the world that is not controversial and criticised —just have a look at

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The "further reading" section is completely unnecessary and redundant, as the books are already used in the article as sources. The "external links" section is way too long. As per

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O'K, I deleted sentence about "subsequent events" as suggestion not supported directly by references (I will have to check sources). What was meant is that terrorists actually did

1001:, physical chemist Oleg Korobeinichev , academician Oskar Kaibyshev , and physicist Yury Ryzhov . Some other widely covered cases of political prosecution include investigator 1130:, who conducted unofficial negotiations with terrorists, stated that the hostage takers were not going to use their bombs to kill the people and destroy the building during 426:, per the honourable hegehog; we don't need disambiguation unless/until somebody actually writes an article about some other body called the "Federal Security Service". 163:

FYI (don't quote me) Talkshow host Rush Limbaugh just said, "Vladimir Putin patiently awaits Obama being reelected. He was sworn in for a third term in Russia. : -->

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OK, I checked and sorted the links. All of them (except perhaps "others") are useful for a reader as general books or reviews on the subject. What's the problem?

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On the eve of New Year gifts. It makes sense to make the web beautiful with the link to the FSB's umbrella organizations. Recipient will know where to turn to.

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not use their bombs, although they had every possibility to do this (people remained conscience during few minutes after they felt the smell of the gas).

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Many Russian opposition lawmakers and investigative journalists have been assassinated while investigating corruption and alleged crimes conducted by

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services (FSB and predecessors), and civilian agencies. After all, the FSK (FSB predecessor) took over entire army divisions. Hardly "civilian."

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and journalist Vladimir Rakhmankov . All these people are either under arrest or serve long jail sentences. Human rights groups also identified

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and extradited to these countries for prosecution, despite to protests from international human rights organizations. Special services of

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very popular, although he was previously unknown to the public, and helped him to win a landslide victory in the presidential elections in

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Yevgenia Albats and Catherine A. Fitzpatrick. The State Within a State: The KGB and Its Hold on Russia--Past, Present, and Future. 1994.

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might be a more recognizable alternative. (That's actually the article's original name, it seems.) This is what we do with entities like

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Is this really commonly known as Federal Security Service in English? My impression is that it's more likely to be called just FSB, so

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for the full text of former KGB officer Alexander Vassiliev's Notebooks offering evidence on Soviet espionage in the United States

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began. Three FSB agents were caught while planting a large bomb at the basement of an apartment complex in the town of Ryazan in

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claimed that bombing in Moscow metro in 2004 was probably organized by FSB agents rather than by the unknown man who called to

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had declared that the incident was a training exercise just an hour later, when he had learned that the FSB agents are caught.

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and allegedly tank guns to fire to the school. Both articles about Moscow theater hostage crisis and Beslan must be improved.

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political party However the FSB party does not advertise its leading role because the secrecy is an important advantage.

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It is often asserted that the FSB is the KGB in a new guise. I think this issue should be dealt with in this article. The

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hired by relatives of victims was arrested and convicted by Russian authorities for allegedly disclosing state secrets.

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I think it is correct, mind you their border guards used military (voyenkomat) conscripted soldiers until 2008. --

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and claimed his responsibility . Stomakin was arrested and imprisoned for writing this and other articles.

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What is going on in the section about Putin Reforms? Everything has a maybe, possibly, etc attached to it!

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about FSB. Others are reviews, and not all of them were cited. Having such links is helpful for a reader.

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graduate and writer on KGB subjects, who was assigned to examine the KGB archives after the failed

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received a demand from 24 Russian governors to transfer all state powers to Prime Minister

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as a political force rather than a security organization has been discussed by journalist

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As "Federal Security Service" already redirects here, so disambiguation is unnecessary.

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I don't think it is a conspiracy—but details do need to be substantiated or removed.

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The State Within a State: The KGB and Its Hold on Russia--Past, Present, and Future.

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law" being protected by the organization, according to Kryshtanovskaya ). As

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