The Soviet Union's biological warfare program, 1918-1972
Beginnings of the "modern" Soviet BW program, 1970-1977
The USSR Ministry of Defense facilities and ITS biological warfare program
The open-air testing of biological weapons by Aralsk-7 on Vozrozhdeniye Island
Soviet civilian sector defenses against biological warfare and infectious diseases
Biopreparat's role in the Soviet Biological Warfare program and its survival in Russia
Biopreparat's State Research Center for Applied Microbiology (SRCAM)
All-Union Research Institute of Molecular Biology and Scientific-Production Association "Vector"
Biopreparat facilities at Leningrad, Lyubuchany, and Stepnogorsk
Soviet biological weapons and doctrines for their use
Distinguishing between offensive and defensive biological warfare activities
Assessments of Soviet biological warfare activities by Western intelligence services
United States covert biological warfare disinformation
Soviet allegations of the use of biological weapons by the United States
Sverdlovsk 1979: the release of bacillus anthracis spores from a Soviet Ministry of Defense facility and its consequences
Soviet research on mycotoxins
Assistance by Warsaw Pact states to the Soviet Union's biological warfare program
The question of proliferation from the USSR biological warfare program
Recalcitrant Russian policies in a parallel area: chemical weapon demilitarization
The Soviet Union, Russia and biological warfare arms control
The Gorbachev years: the Soviet biological weapons program, 1985-1992
Boris Yeltsin to the present
United States and international efforts to prevent proliferation of biological weapons expertise from the former Soviet Union.