Ben Stewart - Don't Trust, Don't Fear, Don't Beg

Putin appointed to head 175

suspected false intelligence from 168

see also Russia

Fedotov, Mikhail 263, 287–8

Finland, call of, for Arctic sanctuary 347

First Circle , The (Solzhenitsyn) 92

French secret service 15

Gagarin, Yuri 247

Galich, Aleksandr 94

Gazprom 8, 16, 131–2, 344

campaigners shut down stations of 139

continuing demonstrations against 197–8

Izvestia owned by 257

lies from 49

as proxy for Kremlin 137

Putin congratulates 339–40

TV channel owned by 87

and UEFA Champions League game 137–9

Germany, Nazi government in 91

Gold, Nina 122, 147, 148–9, 195, 251, 311, 329, 343

Golitsyn, Vladimir 261

Gostev (security official) 255–6

Greenpeace:

and Amnesty Bill 329

Arctic Sunrise ’s occupation communicated to 42

Cairn campaign of, see Cairn Energy

campaign of, to free Arctic 30, see Arctic 30 activists/crew: campaign to free

crew’s relatives contacted by 44

growth of, in size and scope 248–9

Hewetson’s history of sailing with 12

initial actions of, after Arctic Sunrise occupation 49–51

lawyers assembled by 50

Mail article on 273–4

North Pole sanctuary plan of 130

possible bugging of 51

possible raid by FSB on 185–6

Putin furious with 168

TV programme’s claims against 87

youth movement pickets office of 198–9

Gulag Archipelago , The (Solzhenitsyn) 276–7

Gulag Chronicle 212–18, 226

Gulag Gazette 212–15

Gulf of Mexico oil spill, see Deepwater Horizon platform

Gumilev, Lev 277

Hamilton, Neil 136, 167

Harper, Stephen 130

Harris, Alex:

in Amazon 83

appeal of 183

bail granted to 310

becomes Greenpeace volunteer 83

cell of 70–1

email to parents from 29–30

in Galápagos Islands 83

jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew

jail sentence pronounced on 66

leaves Russia 334–5

parents called from Arctic Sunrise by 53

prison transfer of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew

and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise , see under Arctic Sunrise

in SIZO-1, Murmansk 70–1, 78–9, 81–4, 116–17, 124–5; ‘curling tongs’ sent to 162, 163; Speziale’s tapping code with 84, 145, 204

in SIZO-5, St Petersburg 282–3, 299–300

SIZO-5, St Petersburg 285–6

strip-searched 70

tweet of 38–9

Willcox’s reunion with 319

see also Arctic 30 activists/crew

Harris, Cliff 82, 183

Harris, Lin 82

Haussmann, David 65

Hewetson, Frank:

and Amnesty Bill 333

arrest of 8

bail granted to 311

and Cairn Energy 129

‘Colonel’ sobriquet of 13

diary entries of: post-release 328–9, 333, 335, 342–4; in SIZO-1, Murmansk 156–7, 159, 193, 194–5, 197, 202–3, 206–7, 251–2, 267; in SIZO-1, St Petersburg 281–2, 295, 305, 309–10, 311, 317

and father’s wartime experiences 196

grappling hook skewers 12–13

jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew

jail sentence pronounced on 87

leaves Russia 335

memory stick hidden by 45

other activists blame 272–3, 275, 281–2, 328

panic attack suffered by 6, 149–54

piracy charge put to 120

plane’s take-off blocked by 12

post-release diary entries of 328–9, 333, 335, 342–4

post-release family reunion for 329

postponement of hearing concerning 67

power stations broken into by 12

Prirazlomnaya platform observed by 11–12

at Prirazlomnaya protest, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew

prison transfer of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew

release of, on bail 317–19

‘review’ of prison by 220–2

Russian commandos kick 33

and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise , see under Arctic Sunrise

in SIZO-1, Murmansk 5–10, 100, 101–2, 109, 112–15, 119–23, 142, 147–50, 154, 219–20; and Arctic Sunrise film footage 262; diary entries of 156–7, 159, 193, 194–5, 197, 202–3, 206–7, 251–2, 267; Popov’s interview with 220–3

in SIZO-1, St Petersburg 280–2, 317–19; British consuls visit 292–3; diary entries of 281–2, 291, 295, 305, 309–10, 311, 317

Sunrise crew first met by 15–16

suspicious hotel man followed by 325–6

tuna protest of 13

US bans 12

and Valium 5, 6

wife’s letter to 147, 148–9

see also Arctic 30 activists/crew

Hewetson, Joe 195, 206, 251, 329, 342, 343

Hewetson, Michael 195–7

Hewetson, Nell 195, 206, 311, 329, 342, 343

Hitler, Adolf, Molotov signs pact with 91

House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) 244–5

Human Rights Watch, Litvinov Sr alerts 86

Hurricane (RHIB) 20, 23–4

in SIZO-1, St Petersburg, officials’ tour of 285–6

Independent on Sunday 221

International Herald Tribune 93, 256

International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, Kremlin contemptuous of 263–4

International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) 155, 260–1, 263, 290, 322

ITLOS, see International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea

Ivan (inmate) 72–3, 74–5, 79, 269

Izvestia 255–7

Jensen, Anne Mie, release of, on bail 313–14

Kenyon, Laura 185, 191

Khodorkovsky, Mikhail 64, 176, 330, 345

King, Martin Luther 245–6

Kopelev, Lev 91–2, 93, 94, 97, 300

Korean War 244

Kresty jail, see SIZO-1, St Petersburg

Kulluk platform 132

Ladoga 11, 12, 20

Arctic Sunrise challenged by 21

Saarela and Weber detained on 26–7

shots fired by 25–6, 28–9

Larisa (lawyer) 178–9

Lawson, Dominic 273–4

Lenin, Vladimir 89

Lenin’s Tomb (Remnick) 96

Leonid (inmate) 75

Liddle, Rod 274

Litvinov, Anitta 97, 226, 300

Litvinov, Dimitri (Dima):

bail application of 320; granted 321

border guard’s exchange with 334

boss cell’s circular to 103–4

described 13

exile childhood of 96

father compares protests of, with own 344

father discovers fate of 86–7

fist of fear felt by 143

grandfather of, see Kopelev, Lev

great-grandfather of, see Litvinov, Maxim

homophobia fears of 54

initial interrogation of 57–9

jail arrivals of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew

jail sentence pronounced on 87

Kresty governor’s gift to 321

leaves Russia 333–4

letter of, to son 300–1, 309

other activists blame 272–3, 281–2, 328

piracy charge put to 58–9

postponement of hearing concerning 67

previous arrests of 46, 274

Prirazlomnaya hailed by 21

prison transfer of, see under Arctic 30 activists/crew

release of, on bail 321–2

and Russian seizure of Arctic Sunrise , see under Arctic Sunrise

Siberia upbringing of 13

in SIZO-1, Murmansk 99–108, 109–10, 141, 143, 207–12, 252, 257–60; and discovered letters 225–8, 240–1; and FSB 207–11, 252–5; letters smuggled from 161; library discovered by 143; messages of 102; Popov’s interview with 232–41; and prison psychologist 227–8; and punishment cell 229–32; and radio report heard in cell 60–1; and smoking 211–12

in SIZO-1, St Petersburg 279–80, 287–8, 300–1, 309

smoking quit by 343

strip-searched and fingerprinted 60