NKVD
secret police commissar
technically everyone, that it communist policy but Stalin and his secret police controlled many things with fear
The USSR is an abbreviation of The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
ussr
USSR or Soviet.
Under the Communist rule (USSR), they were the KGB. Now that Russia has reverted back to a "republic", I think it has a new name.
No, Stalin was the head of the Soviet Union and overall head of the secret police, the NKVD. The SS were a group of soldiers forming Hitler's (Germany) bodyguards.The SS was also part of the secret police.
union of soviet socalist rebublic
By 1921, the secret police of the USSR, the Cheka had grown substantially. It was responsible for the deaths of approximately 50,000 people by 1921. It had its own bureaucracy as well. By 1921 the Cheka had 31,000 employees. This included operatives and office workers.
This question absolutely does not make sense. The Gestapo is short for "Geheime Staatspolizei,"which was a secret police unit of the NSDAP, under the control of Himmler. Other Nazi secret police units were the Sicherheitsdienst (SD) and the Sicherheitspolizei (Security Service SIPO). In the USSR, the counterparts for the Gestapo were the KDP...unsure what you're asking exactly.
The secret Operation Barbossa.
Joseph Stalin