1991 nullingen av aksjene i CBK, DnC og Fokus Bank - bankkrisen tidlig på 1990-tallet forårsaket av Arne Treholt og KGB? Treholt - fra KGB PGU til Avdeling K, til Gunvor Limited | Did Arne Treholt help Vladimir Kryuchkov (and Putin) secretly transfer US$50 billion worth of funds of the Communist Party to banks in Norway, Iceland and Monaco? In 1991, the Norwegian King single-handedly seized power in the three major banks. Allegedly, to cover up for the influx of the US$50 billion worth of KGB funds, eventually agreeing a 50/50 split with Vladimir Putin. On January 17, 1991, Harald was sworn in as King Harald V of Norway by Jozef Iwanov Benkowitz, the son of a NKVD sleeper. Arrested on 1/20/1984 and sentenced to 20 years in prison on 6/20/1985, Arne Treholt (12/13/1942) never appealed the sentence signed by the 70-year old (Alzheimer's prone) Astri Sverdrup Rynning (5/10/1915). Treholt was released on November 1, 1991, following the 12/12/1990 dissolution of the Soviet Union. Treholt was given a key role in the 12/3/1991 transformation of the KGB First Chief Directorate (est. 1922 by Capt. Viskun Quisling in Moscow). On 7/3/1992 Arne Treholt received a full pardon from the King of Norway, and a compensation of NOK 6 million (payable via SND by Tore Tonne). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arne_Treholt According to Sergei Tretyakov, Kryuchkov secretly sent US$50 billion worth of funds of the Communist Party to an unknown location in the lead up to the collapse of the Soviet Union.[4] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Kryuchkov First Chief Directorate Vladimir Kryuchkov 1st Chief Directorate of KGB 1974 -- 1988 Leonid Shebarshin 1st Chief Directorate of KGB 1988 -- 1991 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Chief_Directorate KGB SSSR Комитет государственной безопасности КГБ СССР Formed March 13, 1954; 59 years ago Preceding agencies Ministry of Internal Affairs Ministry for State Security Dissolved 6 November 1991 (de facto) 3 December 1991 (de jure) Agency executive Vladimir Kryuchkov (last), Chairman of KGB http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KGB Clair Elroy George (August 3, 1930 -- August 11, 2011) was a veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) clandestine service who oversaw all global espionage activities for the agency in the mid-1980s. In September 1991, George was indicted on 9 counts, including making false statements to Congress. After the first court case ended in a mistrial, a federal jury at a second trial found guilt in December 1992 over two charges, but George was never convicted. He died in Bethesda at age 81 of cardiac arrest. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clair_George Ruse: Undercover with FBI Counterintelligence Hardcover by Robert Eringer (Author) I have a hard time not liking anyone who refers to Vladimir Kryuchkov as "Uncle Vlad"--wry, irreverent and metaphorically accurate. http://www.amazon.com/Ruse-Undercover-Counterintelligence-Robert-Eringer/dp/1597971898 Kryuchkov, and his sidekick Prelin, forecast that an "unknown name" would succeed Yeltsin as President and that the KGB-in-Exile would rally and return to power. Not long after, ex-KGB officer Vladimir Putin emerged from obscurity, and has long since solidified his rule with the support of his former KGB colleagues and his current intelligence services, the FSB, SVR, and GRU. Kryuchkov attended Putin's inauguration, and Putin, during his first year as president, attended Kryuchkov's birthday party. http://www.roberteringer.com/news.htm Astri Sverdrup Rynning (født 10. mai 1915 i Sandefjord, død 17. november 2006) var en norsk dommer og politiker (H). Hun ble cand. jur. i 1940 og arbeidet deretter som advokatfullmektig i Larvik og dommerfullmektig i Solør. Hun arbeidet i Justisdepartementet fra 1945, hvor hun fra 1956 var byråsjef. I 1963 ble hun byrettsdommer i Oslo byrett, hvor ble frem til hum ble lagdommer i Eidsivating lagmannsrett i 1969. I 1978 ble hun lagmann og førstelagmann fra 1980 frem til nådd aldersgrense i 1985. Hun fortsatte som ekstraordinær lagdommer frem til fylte 75 år. Hun ble landskjent i 1985 da hun administrerte spionsaken mot Arne Treholt. Hun var også dommer i Lillehammer-saken i 1974 og i saken Henki Hauge Karlsen anla for urettmessig avskjedigelse. Rynning var tidlig politisk interessert og mens hun var russ i 1934 skulket hun skolen for å høre på et foredrag C.J. Hambro, som var en bekjent av familien, holdt i Stavern. Hun fast som vararepresentant fra 1965 til 1969 mens Kåre Willoch var handelsminister; hun var da medlem av justiskomiteen. Han var forkvinne i Norske Kvinners Nasjonalråd 1959--1968, forkvinne i Kvinners Frivillige Beredskap og i Norske kvinnelige juristers forening 1952--1956. Fra 1978 til 1985 var hun forkvinne i Den norske Dommerforening. I 1984 ble hun utnevnt til kommandør av St. Olavs Orden for embedsfortjeneste og samfunnsnyttig virke. http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astri_Rynning

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