| Show -- s - 4 - '4A The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday October Ex7KGB Agent Claims Soviet Spies Prompted I was recalled to Moscow and questioned about his activities Gordievsky eluded his KGB tail and escaped to the West where he "KGB: The Inside has Story" to be published in Britain and the United States on Oct 19 "The KGB looked to Gorbachev to provide the dynamism and discipline necessary to break out of the Soviet Union's economic stagnation and establish a stable correlation of forces with the West" said excerpts of the book that appeared in Saturday's issue of The Times "In the months before (Communist Party General Secretary Kond stantinl Chemenko's death in March 1985 the KGB put great care into briefing Gorbachev in a way that would allow him to impress the rest of the Politburo with his grasp of Soviet and world LONDON (AP) — The Soviet KGB helped spark last year's revolution in Eastern Europe to put reform Communists in power former KGB double - agent Oleg Gordievsky said Fri day But the secret agents and their Communist Party bosses never expected the outpouring of fervor that followed and they were helpless to stop it he said ' "Here they just lost because they wanted it to stop and it was impossible to stop the momentum it was too late" said Gordievsky who worked as a double agent for 13 years until he defected to Britain in 1985 Gordievsky did not say where he learned about the alleged KGB involvement in Eastern Europe's tu mull He said he regularly meets US government officials and analysts and is a consultant of the and National journal "Intelligence Security " Dressed immaculately in a reasted suit the bespectacled Gordievsky who turned 52 on d Wednesday was without his wig and beard disguise a security precaution to foil would-b- e KGB assassins In an interview at a London hotel he talked animatedly about his defection which sparked a expulsion of 31 Soviet and 31 British diplomats trade representatives and journalists Despite the goodwill of Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika and glasnost Gordievsky would still face a death sentence in the Soviet Union "The feelings of irritation evil and unpleasant feelings of jealousy and revenge in the KGB and among other traditional Soviet Communist apparatchiks is still the same" he said Gordievsky who said his father and brother were both KGB agents became a double agent for the British while posted in Copenhagen in the early 1970s he said as a result of his disillusionment over the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia "I knew that all the purges all the brutal brutal repressions were true What Khrushchev said in his secret speech to the 20th Party Congress was just the tip of the iceberg Incredible crimes had been committed" Gordievsky said The former spy was transferred to London becoming one of the top KGB agents in Britain until be prime-tim- chairman of MTV Networks ton "It's certainly a snapshot of a subcul- ture (viewers have seen very little of" Lc2sm !u gliamogt 0 A AllE ICA'S TECMIgtalLOGYf S7t4eRE" affairs "His election as general secre- nl!1 ELECTR tary in March 1985 was not of course due wholly or even mainly to support from the KGB But the center (the KGB's Moscow head- quarters) saw the election theless as a major victory" none- CamThe book's bridge University historian Christopher Andrew said despite Sovi- red-haire- et ---- - ters "Oleg Kalugin the youngest general in the KGB first chief directorate said Gordievsky carried away from the first chief directorate virtually everything that could be carried away it's a metaphor for simply saving he knew a helluva lot" Andrew said in an interview "KGB: The Inside Story" reportedly reveals KGB involvement in the shooting down of the Korean Airlines Flight 007 in 1983 which killed 269 people Andrew said Gordievsky was in London at the time and received a series of KGB instructions about the incident The book reportedly identifies ' M I1 gE"" 269 I :ztJi - includes coiirier and With Color 35995 Monitor ' drrtonts Cilliiiiall ' - - InEEMM"1010111EIMIKIEMM - - ‘ 4 i - ' I 4‘4P'y t 'WO' i 'ITAZ J"'o I ' I IIowt ' ' Aire n - ' 'it s 1 1) - '' ir" f:i- - - - to 1 - i ' 4- -- I Jr- '::- - : ' io'1 1'Ni 4 : 44 1 1 tA - '"'"' '''' '' 4 AdollitiCit" 'i lk 1 t a ! 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