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Various Authors . KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation
KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation
Table of Contents
I. Introduction
A. Explanation of Purpose
B. Explanation of Organization
II. Definitions
III. Legal and Policy Considerations
IV. The Interrogator
V. The Interrogatee
A. Types Of Sources: Intelligence Categories
1. Travellers
2. Repatriates
3. Defectors, escapees, and refugees
4. Transferred sources
5. Agents
B. Types of Sources: Personality Categories
1. The orderly-obstinate character
2. The optimistic character
3. The greedy, demanding character
4. The anxious, self-centered character
5. The guilt-ridden character
6. The character wrecked by success
7. The schizoid or strange character
8. The exception
9. The average or normal character
C. Other Clues
VI. Screening and Other Preliminaries
A. Screening
B. Other Preliminary Procedures
C. Summary
VII. Planning the Counterintelligence Interrogation
A. The Nature of Counterintelligence Interrogation
B. The Interrogation Plan
C. The Specifics
1. The Specific Purpose
2. Resistance
3. The Interrogation Setting
4. The Participants
5. The Timing
6. The Termination
VIII. The Non-Coercive Counterintelligence Interrogation
A. General Remarks
B. The Structure of the Interrogation
1. The Opening
2. The Reconnaissance
3. The Detailed Questioning
4. The Conclusion
C. Techniques of Non-Coercive Interrogation of Resistant Sources
1. Going Next Door
2. Nobody Loves You
3. The All-Seeing Eye (or Confession is Good for the Soul)
4. The Informer
5. News from Home
6. The Witness
7. Joint Suspects
8. Ivan Is a Dope
9. Joint Interrogators
IX. Coercive Counterintelligence Interrogation of Resistant Sources
A. Restrictions
B. The Theory of Coercion
C. Arrest
D. Detention
E. Deprivation of Sensory Stimuli
F. Threats and Fear
G. Debility
H. Pain
I. Heightened Suggestibility and Hypnosis
J. Narcosis
K. The Detection of Malingering
L. Conclusion
X. Interrogator's Check List
XI. Descriptive Bibliography
XII. Index
