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- Debriefing a Soviet defector. // Newsweek;11/4/85, Vol. 106 Issue 19, p24
Debriefing a Soviet defector is an elaborate process that can go on for months at a time. It is a process guided by `controlled paranoia.' The CIA must make absolutely certain that the defector is genuine and that the tale he tells is not `disinformation' designed to create chaos from within. ...
- The mind of a defector. // Newsweek;11/18/85, Vol. 106 Issue 21, p40
Once they decide to abandon their country, most defectors share a common emotional anguish that lingers for years. The process is particularly grueling for defecting intelligence officers who are greeted with extreme suspicion and relentless interrogation. INSET: Defectors from East and West...
- Sideliners. Roth, Andrew // New Statesman & Society;3/22/96, Vol. 9 Issue 395, p13
Talks about the author's interest on floor-crossers. Endowment received by German Communist Karl Wittfogel from the Rockefeller Foundation; Paul Johnson's leap from the neurotic left to the Thatcherite right; Need for terms like `U-turner' and `double U-turner.'
- THE POLITICS OF DEFECTION FROM AN AFRICAN UTOPIA. Barrett, Stanley R. // Africa (Edinburgh University Press);1979, Vol. 49 Issue 1, p1
Examines the politics of defection in a small Nigerian utopia called the Olowo. Definition of utopia; Threat to the existence of utopia; Implication of the increase in both defection and recruitment; Background on the establishment of the Olowo; Characteristics of people who defected from 1947...
- The newest boat people. Cosh, Colby // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;7/29/96, Vol. 23 Issue 33, p34
Reports on the defections of as many as eleven Vietnamese to Canada during the Vietnamese Trade Fair at Edmonton, Alberta's Klondike Days in July 1996. Reaction of the Vietnamese community to the defectors.
- The Iraqi defectors. // Christian Science Monitor;8/15/95, Vol. 87 Issue 182, p20
Editorial. Details future prospects of Iraq following defections by Major General Hussein Kamel Hassan. Position of Kamel Hassan; Interpretation of the defection; Saddam Hussein's response.
- Iraq accused defector Lt. Gen. Hussein Kamel Hassan. Hanson, Cynthia; McLaughlin, Abraham // Christian Science Monitor;8/21/95, Vol. 87 Issue 186, p2
Informs about the accusations made by Iraq against defector Lt. General Hussein Kamel Hassan on August 20, 1995, that he left Iraq with a large amount of money.
- Iraqi President Hussein's plan to attack Saudi Arabia. Hanson, Cynthia; Nordahl, Peter // Christian Science Monitor;8/22/95, Vol. 87 Issue 187, p2
Reports the abortion of Iraq's plan to attack Saudi Arabia and Kuwait following Lieutenant General Hussein Kamel Hassan's defection. Stand of US, UN and Kuwait on the issue.
- Disillusions with Saddam grows among elite. Aziz, Barbara Nimri // Christian Science Monitor;8/25/95, Vol. 87 Issue 190, p18
Opinion. Discusses the strong opposition presented by Lieutenant General Hussein Kamel Hassan Majeed and his party in Jordon, against Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Defection of General Kamel and his brother along with their wives, and its implications; Possibility of the lifting of arms...
