The name Strzok has been bugging me for a long time. As a Slovak speaker and all-around polyglot, I know that it is really Stržok in the Latin alphabet.

Anons have found a number of other Strzoks doing searches. They are exceedingly RARE to find and often tied to Russia and to nuclear materials.

We are all searching in the Latin alphabet. As I'm learning Russian, I put the name into Cyrillic and got this "стржок".

It translates literally to "Bug."

Peter Bug.

Perhaps we can find other references by searching google.ru for стржок. As I'm a beginning Russian student, not within my abilities.

I would suggest this is notable because Anons have been digging HARD on this asshole and the data does not go as far as we would wish.

>>2166795

How many languages do you speak?

Have you ever done translation work on a semi-professional level?

Deep cover operatives rarely have origins easily traced.

Borders have moved over time.

I've been doing deep research since the 1980s.

I was hired by ___, but I'm a patriot.

WRT AJ and Corsi, just FUCK YOU.

>>2166898

Have you searched the POLISH archives?