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Pavel Kutepov person

also: Lieutenant General Pavel Kutapa, Kutapov, Kutubov, Kultapov

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Allen Dullesperson · 4Pyotr Wrangelperson · 3Bolsheviksorganization · 2KGBintelligence service · 1Soviet Unioncountry · 1Leon Trotskyperson · 1Sullivan & Cromwellorganization · 1White Armyorganization · 1

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Allen Dulles funded Pavel Kutepov book_quoted
“but then were repulsed by the post-war instability and ended up in Paris. The Russians started two newspapers and many other cultural aspects of the Russian royalty was re-established in Paris. Dulles became a financial link for Kultapov to…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 46:02
Pavel Kutepov carried_out_attack Soviet Union book_quoted
“but then were repulsed by the post-war instability and ended up in Paris. The Russians started two newspapers and many other cultural aspects of the Russian royalty was re-established in Paris. Dulles became a financial link for Kultapov to…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 46:02
KGB assassinated Pavel Kutepov book_quoted
“This all went on prior to the CIA. The beauty, from their perspective of standing up the CIA, gave them government protection from any and all laws. That was kind of the reason why they had to do it, because they'd been doing this for 100 y…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 41:05
Sullivan & Cromwell funded Pavel Kutepov book_quoted
“Although Dulles, in 1930, was an employee of Sullivan and Cromwell, he often hired out to the State Department. So both of his employers, both the State Department and Sullivan and Cromwell, might have contributed jointly to these clandesti…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 46:34
U.S. State Department funded Pavel Kutepov book_quoted
“Although Dulles, in 1930, was an employee of Sullivan and Cromwell, he often hired out to the State Department. So both of his employers, both the State Department and Sullivan and Cromwell, might have contributed jointly to these clandesti…”
▶ Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4 @ 46:34

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Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4
▶ 41:35 A victim was an immigrant from the Russian Civil War. His name was Lieutenant General Pavel Kutapa, a former deputy of General Rangel, who was one of the four top commanders of the White Army that was defeated by the Bolshevik Red Army unde…
Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4
▶ 44:32 and instituted communism slash Bolshevism, which is what we are led to believe happened in China. It happened in Cuba. So again, another pattern, if you will. So Dulles first met Rangel, the Russian general, and Kutupov in Turkey, the locat…
Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4
▶ 45:32 refugee camps were set up, both Alan and his wife, who had been involved in humanitarian assistance, became well acquainted with the generals. Dulles kept in contact throughout the next decade because he's an intel guy. During this time, Ra…
Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4
▶ 46:02 but then were repulsed by the post-war instability and ended up in Paris. The Russians started two newspapers and many other cultural aspects of the Russian royalty was re-established in Paris. Dulles became a financial link for Kultapov to…
Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4
▶ 47:29 are funneling money to Dulles in order to buy intelligence. That's what we just read. So at the time of Kutubov's abduction, so he gets kidnapped, Dulles had just arrived by ship from New York to spend one year in Paris at the office of Sul…
Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4
▶ 48:08 Kutubov strongly suggested that they intended to meet when he arrived in Paris and that the Soviet secret police, who probably knew he had been spying on them for the U.S., grabbed him. The abduction occurred on the very day Dulles arrived,…
Operation Gladio - Indonesia Part 4
▶ 48:37 carabinieri or a state police, snatch Kutapov as he was walking to church one Sunday morning. The incident caused an international stir with 3,000 protesters outside the Soviet embassy. Dulles remained on the peripheral. Now, this is where …