Vladimir Putin, being an agent of the KGB in East Germany, recruited neo -Nazis, was interested in poisons who did not leave traces, and tried to blackmail the German scientist who, according to Putin, could transfer the necessary information to him. This is stated in the investigation published on the website of the German journalistic agency Correct! V.
The article that appeared on the Correct! July 30 website is called Putin's Young Years and describes in detail the work of the current Russian president in the KGB resident in Dresden, where he arrived for the first time in 1985. The authors of the publication are journalists David Crawford and Marcus Bensmann.
Congratulations to Vladimir Putin with the 36th anniversary and the wishes of success in the fight against the "common enemy" from the Dresden "Chekisten College"
At the disposal of Putin, the article says, was an investigative group from the police unit of East Germany, known under the code name "K1". Officially, this unit was responsible for the investigation of "political crimes" in the GDR, and some branches of K1 collaborated with the KGB, including the Dresden department under the leadership of Putin. This fact was confirmed by two Putin’s former colleagues in an interview with Correct! V, as well as the files of the East German Security Service, which turned out to be at the disposal of the authors of the investigation.
The key witness of the investigation conducted by journalists Correct! V, a man named Klaus Zuhold, who at the time of the meeting with Vladimir Putin studied at the staff of the recruitment of foreign agents. Zuhold is one of the few witnesses who are ready to talk now openly about their cooperation with Putin. The Correct! V agency admits that this person’s statements should be called into question, if only because he was at one time a double agent. However, David Crawford and Marcus Bensmann, after numerous checks and research of the relevant documents, considered the information transferred by Zuhold quite accurate and important for the public.
He despised the army, believing that she disgraced the country, "losing" Afghanistan
According to Zuhold, he was recruited by an employee of the K1 unit, a certain Georg Sh . He acted very actively and quickly persuaded Zuhold to cooperate with the KGB. Zuhold and Putin were already familiar by that time - they met in the classroom of the Stasi agents in the physical training that Putin visited. As Zuhold recalls, there was a football match, and Putin played for one of the teams, stood out with speed and technology, and even scored a goal.
Zuhold and Putin quickly became friends, Zuhold invited the Soviet agent to his country house, which was located next to the Soviet barracks. In a conversation, Zuhold joke, the soldier of the local part “crop collectors”, bearing in mind that they steal apples from his garden. According to Zuhold, Putin treated the military "with contempt", believing that the army "lost Afghanistan and disgraced the country." If there is something that Putin does not tolerate at all, then this is weakness, Zuhold believes, according to which, by whom, the leadership of the Stasi, having learned that he was working with the KGB, transferred him from the department of foreign intelligence into a less prestigious observation department and did not trust him more important information. Zuhold was even suspected by Stasi agents of cooperation with West German intelligence BND - this is supposedly evidenced by his dossier from the archives of the Stasi.
Describing Putin, Zuhold emphasizes that he appreciated in people, first of all, power and absolute devotion. In particular, Zuhold talks about numerous violations of George S., to which Putin closed his eyes, seeing in George S. "his main agent." According to unconfirmed information, once at a party, George Sh. Raped the ten -year -old daughter of one agent and her friend. But the case was not given a move, according to the article "The Young Years of Putin."
Putin decided to blackmail the scientist, throwing him pornographic materials
In an interview with Correct! V Zuhold also said that Putin was very interested in the scientist (his name is also not called), who had access to documents related to the development of poisons that practically no traces and detailed instructions for organizing secret murders. In the study, as Zuhold says, even such methods as "poisoning by injecting poison through the penis during sexual contact" were considered. In order to get the necessary information, the Correct! V investigation says, Putin decided to blackmail the scientist, throwing him pornographic materials taken from the Archives of the Stasi. He instructed George Sh. The very fact of blackmail now denies, however, in 1993, in the bedroom of George Sh. During the search, the materials that were used for blackmail were found, Zuhold claims, referring to the inventory shown to him. The Correct! V request in the police stated that there are no files from this case.
Note that the publication in Correct! V appeared almost simultaneously with the hearings in London in the case of poisoning the radioactive polonium of the former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko .
Another operation that Klaus Zuhold spoke about is Putin’s recruitment of Neo -Nazi Rainer Umbable . The umbrella was known both in the GDR and the Federal Republic of Germany, had ties with the criminal business, controlled the brothels and thieves' gangs. He was shot dead in the summer of 1991.
The Correct! V agency asked the administration of the Russian President to comment on the information about Putin's life in Dresden reported by Klaus Zuhold, but did not receive an answer.
After the reunification of Germany in 1989 and the departure of Putin from Dresden in 1990, Zuhold worked in a security agency. Agent George Sh. Was arrested in 1993. During the search, he found pornographic materials, which no one attached significance then. Oddly enough, the accusations of the espionage of George Sh. Were never presented, he became a private detective and earned well.
Georga Sh. Briefly beaten by reinforcement unknown people, whom he himself let into his apartment
However, in 1999, shortly after Putin became Prime Minister of Russia, George Sh. Briefly beaten by reinforcement unknown, whom he himself let into his apartment. After that, he began health problems, he often complained about life, could not work, lived on benefits, began to sleep and died in 2010 at the age of 62. Zuhold offered George Sh. To go to Moscow and ask for help from Putin, and even, according to him, he bought him a train ticket. However, George Sh. Refused to go. As Zuhold suspects, Georg Sh. He was afraid of Putin, because, apparently, the details of his cooperation with the current president of Russia told the Federal Republic of Germany.
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