The Vecheka was Lenin's secret police; however it was more commonly known as the Cheka.
The name was an acronym for the All-Russian Extraordinary Commission for Combating Counter-Revolution and Sabotage. It was later changed to the All-Russian Extraordinary Commission for Combating Counter-Revolution, Profiteering and Corruption.
Cheka was a name for the Soviets Secret Police.
The East German secret police was called the Stasi - short for Staatssicherheit (State Security).
This name is Maria Alexandrovna Blank.
name of the secert police of Italy German and soviet union
Joseph Stalin's "secret police" were GPU; OGPU; GUGB; NKGB and the MGB.The following were NOT Stalin's "secret police."The Cheka was started by Lenin and became the GPU before Stalin took over.The NKVD is often referred to as a "secret police" force, but it wasn't just that. It was an internal security force that included regular uniformed police and firefighters. The "secret police" were agencies within the NKVD. Thus, the NKVD was not truly a "secret police" force. The "secret police", the GPU and later the OGPU were agencies within the NKVD. In addition, most of the NKVD operatives were uniformed.The KGB was created after Stalin died.In many ways these "secret police" agencies were not "secret police" in the sense that they sought perpetrators of crimes. They were more accurately the "political police" rooting out people who were considered counter-revolutionaries, criticized the state or were otherwise not loyal to it.
What is the name of the secret police in Russia from 1954 to 1991?
GeStaPo (Geheime Staatspolizei -> Secret State Police)
Cheka was a name for the Soviets Secret Police.
Gestapo.
The Sureto
Lenin was his last name. Vladimir was his first name.
Gestapo
The "Citizen Corps"
The East German secret police was called the Stasi - short for Staatssicherheit (State Security).
The Nazi secret police were the Geheime Staats Polizei; which was shortened to Gestapo.
This name is Maria Alexandrovna Blank.
name of the secert police of Italy German and soviet union