David M. Dastych

David Dastych passed away Sept.11, 2010.
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David was a former Polish intelligence operative, who served in the 1960s-1980s and was a double agent for the CIA from 1973 until his arrest in 1987 by then-communist Poland on charges of espionage. Dastych was released from prison in 1990 after the fall of communism and in the years since has voluntarily helped Western intelligence services with tracking the nuclear proliferation black market in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. After a serious injury in 1994 confined him to a wheelchair, Dastych began a second career as an investigative journalist covering terrorism, intelligence and organized crime.

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Most Recent Articles by David M. Dastych:

Who did it and why? September 30, 2008
Polish engineer kidnapped in Pakistan

The Giant and the Dwarfs June 23, 2008
Long hands of the Communist security:

Investment boom but…

She saved 2,500 Jewish children from the Holocaust

Mehmet Ali Agca wants to live in Poland

Was Gorbachev really involved?

New documents revealed

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'He's a poet, not the lord of war', says wife of gunrunner Viktor Bout

Following the trail of the “Merchant of Death”

Victor Bout, The Romanian Connection

The bad and good about Victor Bout:

Why is he in the docks?

The last Russian attack on American soil?

Silencing Russia's critics

Semyon Mogilevich arrested in Moscow

Poland’s Black Wednesday January 25, 2008
20 Air Force officers killed in a CASA C-295M transporter crash

Trading with the Enemy January 8, 2008
‘Narco-renditions’ in Afghanistan

Hamid Mir


Lech Walesa’s New Heart November 8, 2007
Exclusive: Solidarity Free Trade Union leader, Lech Walesa

Musharraf’s Step Back November 6, 2007
Exclusive: Martial law in Pakistan

Poles went to the polls to change politics

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