Anatoly Vladimirovich Malikova, the person whom Nikita Kudashov implied that if ever his granddaughter disappeared from Moscow would probably launch nuclear missiles if able was, in reality, as timid as a church mouse. Or so it said in the report Christopher Irons sent directly to Group before it found its way to me last Thursday. Kudashov did not look sufficiently surprised to satisfy either Fraser"s or my curiosity. However, in another part of Christopher"s report, it stated that he was as KGB as blood was red and very much part of the Federal Security Service, the KGB"s replacement.
Anatoly"s patriot father, Major General Vladimir Anatolyevich Malikova, was the department head of the Soviet counter-intelligence from 1955 until his honourable retirement in 1981, aged just sixty-six year
