Long Hands of KGB

Some unknown hackers did a nice job on March 31, 2015. They broke into web site of the Lihuanian Genocide* and Resistance Research Centre and added some documents from the file of agent Magnolia. That is, Dalia Grybauskaitė, President of the Lithuania.

In fact, there were plenty of rumours regarding her father's cooperation with NKVD (Stalin's age title of the Ministry of Internal Affairs), and her own being an agent of KGB. Surely, she and her office has always commented these rumours as false and provocative.

Finally, there are documents. At leas the one that I copied.

[Left upper corner, so called 'corner stamp']

(Coat of arms of the USSR)
USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs
CHIEF DIRECTORATE
OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
of the Executive Committee
of the Leningrad City Council (Soviet)
of People's Deputies
At May 31, 1982  [Outgoing] No. D/Z-1551

Direction of Militia's** Special Service

[Right upper corner, address part]

Copy No. 1
TO THE RECTOR OF THE LENINGRAD STATE UNIVERSITY NAMED AFTER ZHDANOV
comrade ALESKOVSKY V.B.
City of Leningrad

(Handwritten)
To V.N. Filinov (the 5th and 6th Cyrillic letters are hardly legible)
(Signature is illegible)
June 11, 1982

[Main body]

This is to inform you that on May 22, 1982, at 22:40 in the bar of "Pribaltiyskaya" hotel, men of the special department of the Chief Directorate of Internal Affairs of the city of Leningrad as a result of documents check determined citizen Gribauskayte Dalya Polikarpo, born on March 01, 1956, born in the city of Vilnius of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic, who presented a student's ID No. 775343 of a sudent of the evening (part-time) department of the Leningrad State University named after Zhdanov.

Grybauskaitė to Stand for 3 Days

Quite a gem has scome from the shores of the Baltic sea again.

Dalia Grybauskaitė. AFP/Scanpix; source.

Yesterday Dalia Grybauskaitė, President of Lithuania, gave an interview to some foreign journalists in Kaunas, Lithuanian second largest city.

We had conscription [military service] before 2008, and we thought that it will never be necessary. But with a changing geopolitical situation around our borders, we realized that the threats are very real. The threats are real for our whole region, all Baltic states, and our neighbourhood has become less predictable and more aggressive, I mean Russia...

Do you really think Dalia, who got her PhD in 1988 in Moscow and had quite a good carriere during the USSR, being a member of the Communist party since 1983 till 1990, does not know dirty games with bears cannot have good end? The journalists of Delfi quoting her words say "the reintroduction of conscription a clear message that, if attacked, Lithuania would not surrender and would defend itself". Lithuania goes strong, yet, frankly speaking, I doubt if the things go really bad the fact of surrendering or not surrendering of Lithuania to anyone will be somehow noticeable on the map of the painfully dying world.