a verdict he described as "Soviet justice, which is really triumphant today". The US and Russia have no extradition treaty, though it is unlikely the U.S. would extradite Kalugin for such charges anyway. As of 2019, Kalugin was a professor for the Centre for Counterintelligence and Security Studies (CI CENTRE). He is a member of the advisory board for the International Spy Museum. He remains a critic of Putin, a former subordinate, whom he called a "war criminal" over his conduct of the Second Chechen War, and claimed that he would absolutely face an international tribunal some day and would be severely penalized for his crimes against the people of the North Caucasus, just like former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic. Works The First Directorate: My 32 Years in Intelligence and Espionage Against the West by Oleg Kalugin and Fen Montaigne. 1994. 374 pages. St Martins Pr. Spymaster: The Highest-ranking KGB Officer Ever to Break His Silence by Oleg Kalugin and Fen Montaigne. 1995. Blake Publishing Ltd. (Russian) Proshchai, Lubianka! (XX vek glazami ochevidtsev) by Oleg Kalugin. 1995. 347 pages. "Olimp" Window of opportunity: Russia's role in the coalition against terror. An article from: Harvard International Review. 22 September 2002. Vol. 24 Issue 3 Page 56(5). Notes References External links Bio at the International Spy Museum 1934 births Living people Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism alumni Military personnel from Saint Petersburg KGB officers Russian emigrants to the United States Russian political activists Soviet major generals Saint Petersburg State University alumni Soviet spies against the United States Catholic University of America faculty People convicted of treason against Russia