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Stalin's NKVD is known to be responsible for the political murders of at least seven prominent individuals named in the related link listed below. The era of the Spanish Civil War (1936 - 1939) saw secret NKVD prisons sprout near Madrid, in which hundreds were detained, tortured, and/or killed. During WW2, they executed tens of thousands Polish political prisoners. There's more... See the relatedlink listed below for more information:

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