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Felix Dzerzhinsky is best known for establishing and developing the Soviet secret police forces; serving as their director from 1917 to 1926. Later he was a member of the Soviet government heading
Putin: Soviet Secret Police Famed for Torturing, Jailing and Killing Millions Was Filled With 'True Patriots'
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The Russian Secret Police: Muscovite, Imperial Russian and Soviet Political Security Operations - Ronald Hingley: 9780880295321 - AbeBooks
922 Russian Secret Police Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Felix Dzerzhinsky the head of the first Soviet secret police force the Cheka with his men. Cheka became the NKVD then KGB Stock Photo - Alamy
Kremlin Rejects Petition to Open Soviet Secret Police Archive
Military History Now on Twitter: "On this day in 1917, "Iron Felix" Dzerzhinsky establishes the Cheka secret police, forerunner of the Soviet-era KGB and Putin's FSB. https://t.co/H3OrzO9Y8T" / Twitter
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Putin, Russia Celebrate Centenary of Brutal Cheka Police Force | Observer
Animal Farm Allegory to USSR Secret Police | Sutori
Forgotten History of Thompson SMG in Secret Police and Army of Soviet Russia -The Firearm Blog
How the KGB Silenced Dissent During the Soviet Era
Okhrana Concept, Purpose & Origin | What was the Okhrana? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com
Institute of National Remembrance on Twitter: "Following a secret trial, #NikolaiYezhov was executed #OTD 80 years ago. This #Soviet secret police official under #JosephStalin, who was head of the #NKVD from 1936
Why Russia's Leaders Still Honor the Soviet Secret Police (Op-ed) - The Moscow Times
Great Terror: Russian Government's Silence Means Stalin's Victims Honored Only With A #Hashtag
Russian Attitudes to Soviet Secret Police Are Improving — Poll - The Moscow Times
Felix Dzerzhinsky the head of the first Soviet secret police force the Cheka with his men. Cheka became the NKVD then KGB Stock Photo - Alamy
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Stalin's Secret Police by Rupert Butler: 9781782743170 - Union Square & Co.
Russian secret police declassify century-old documents but then block access to them
