This is the second volumes about the transformation of the KGB in the post-soviet period and about its successors. The KGB changed its name, but survived and became even more powerful after this mutation. The author, a former top ranking KGB officer with 20 years of service, has first hand knowledge of what contribution young liberal reformers under El"tsin"s authority made to the main intelligence service of Russia, the guarantor of national security and territorial integrity. The first volume covered 1991-1993. This second volume is a chronicle of the main events around the KGB in 1994-1995, description of the key figures and their roles in the revival of the main institution of the post-soviet social system. Biographical essays on KGB officials, bibliography, comments.