The Soviet-Israeli War, 1967–1973. The USSR’s Military Intervention in the Egyptian-Israeli Conflict

INDEX

345, 349, 353; and KGB, 102; memoirs,
xx-xxiii, 248–9, 263 283; and Moscow
summit, 159, 168, 252–3, 258–60,
263–4, 320; and Nixon, 101–3, 169,
179–81, 247, 307–8, 315–6; and NPT,
387n8; and San Clemente summit,
293–5, 317–20; shuttle diplomacy, 358;
and Soviet intervention in Eg ypt, 149,
152–3, 157–159, 169, 413–14n38; and
US Jews, 159–60, 170; and USSR, 10;
and Vietnam, 305–6, 308; and
withdrawal, 169, 174–5, 178, 216, 218,
231–2, 246–8, 253, 258, 260, 263–5,
275, 276, 283–5, 291, 293; and Yom
Kippur War, 111, 302, 308, 333–41,
345, 446n19, 454n49
Klimentov, Valery (Soviet interpreter),
75–6, 83
Klosson, Boris (US diplomat), 201–2
Kohler, Foy (US diplomat), 340
Kolchuga (aircraft location system), 436n16
Komar (Soviet missile boat), 37–9, 168
Komsomolskaya Pravda (Russian newspa-
per), 343
Kon’kov, Aleksander (Soviet serviceman),
9–10, 189
Kopylov, Viktor (Soviet adviser), 243
Korea, 112, 140, 186, 361n2
Korn, David (US diplomat and historian),
xvii, 93, 104, 110, 152, 157, 168, 178,
191, 372n4, 397n24, 405n43, 408n31
Korneyev (Soviet adviser), 404n20
Korniyenko, Georg y (Soviet official), 264
Korotyuk, Konstantin (Soviet air officer),
163
Kosygin, Alexey (Soviet premier), xviii, 5,
12–4, 16, 40, 68, 71, 113, 132, 147,
149–50, 152, 157, 181, 207, 215, 237,
268, 293, 330, 344, 371n83, 387n8,
389n31, 412n2
Kotov, Yu. V. (KGB analyst), 313, 454n53

Kovalenko, Ivan (SAM officer), 417n20

Krasnaya Presnya (Soviet landing ship),

328

Krasnaya Zvezda (Soviet military organ),

48

Krasny Kavkaz (Soviet anti-submarine

ship), 439n35

Krivoplyasov, S. G. (Soviet general), 84,

153, 271

Krokhin, Boris (Soviet radio expert;

Presumed pen name: “Smirnov,

Aleksey”), 191, 244, 272, 286–7, 306,

311, 315–6, 435n16, 453n40

Kruchinin, Yuri (Soviet naval officer),

439n35

Krymsky Komsomolets (Soviet landing

ship), 22–3, 374n35

Kryshtob, Vladimir (Soviet naval advisor),

140, 142, 145, 147, 167–8

Kub. See SAM–6

Kubersky, Igor’ (Soviet interpreter), 115,

117, 120–2, 129

Kudaev, Boris (Soviet interpreter), 60,

385n30

Kulikov, Igor’ (Soviet interpreter), 138,

139, 407n19

Kunaev, Dinmukhamed (CPSU official),

143

Kutakhov, Pavel (Soviet Air Force chief ),

194, 199, 224, 260–2, 312

Kutsenko, Viktor (Soviet engineer officer),

338–40, 364n45

Kutyntsev, Nikolay (Soviet SAM officer),

196–7, 417–8n24

Kuwait, 266, 432n5, 445n6

Kuznetsov, Vasily (Soviet official), 204

Laird, Melvin (US Defense Secretary), 275

Lajoie, Roland (US general), 185, 420n17

Lance (US tactical missile), 178, 245

Laqueur, Walter (historian), 114, 144, 260,

295