The Perestroika Deception: The World’s slide towards the ’Second October Revolution’ [’Weltoktober’]

Part One: The 'Perestroika' Deception.

Part Two: Communist Grand Strategies and Western Illusions.

Part Three: Western Counter-Strategy Against 'Perestroika'.

Part Four: The Execution of the Strategy of 'Perestroika' and the Blind Western Response to it:
The Seven Keys To Understanding 'Perestroika':
The Need To Reconsider Our Response.

Part Five: Exposing 'Perestroika' as the Soviet Strategy For A 'Second October Revolution' ['WeltOktober'].
Non-Violent Revolution, Controlled Fake 'Democratism' and Strategic Disinformation.
1. Exposing 'Perestroika' as the Strategy for a Second October World Socialist Revolution ['WeltOktober'].
2. The New Pattern Of non-Violent Revolution, Not By Communist Parties, Dictatorships, the Soviet Army and Violence, But Through False Reform, Influence and the Political Action Of the Soviet forces Engaged in Party-Controlled 'Democratisation' and the so-called Multi-Party System in the USSR.
3. The Paramount Role of Soviet Strategic Disinformation in the Successful Execution of the 'Perestroika' Strategy.

Part Six: The fake 'August Coup' and its Calculated Failure.

Appendix: Extracts From Anatoliy Golitsyn's Memoranda to the Central Intelligence Agency between 1973 and 1985.

Postscript: Analysis of the Soviet Long-Range Deception Strategy.

Addendum: Further Relevant Memoranda to the CIA.
1. The Cost of misplaced Trust.
2. Warning to the CIA, the FBI and the US Intelligence Community concerning the forthcoming Disinformation Campaign Exploiting the Alleged Disclosure of KGB Files.
3. Destruction through KGB Penetration of the Central Intelligence Agency of its Capacity to interpret Developments In Russia and China correctly, taking their Strategy and Disinformation into account.
The Events in Chechnya explained in terms of Russian Strategy.
The Kremlin's Objectives and the Chechnya crisis.
The urgent need to reconsider prevailing Assumptions about Russia and China.
4. Control of Political Events in Russia.

Index To Pages 1-237.