TALLINNFormer KGB officers in Estonia have been approached by anonymous people seeking compromising material on politicians ahead of next month's general elections.Rein Sillarm, who supervised more than 1,000 KGB officers in Estonia and had dossiers on about 30,000 agents around the Soviet Union, refused to reveal the identity of those seeking information but said he was asked about ex-collaborators who are also candidates running for office in Estonia's March 2 general election."The information wanted concerns people who helped the Estonian KGB in different ways and in different times," he...
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