KGB

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The KGB was the Soviet Union’s main security and intelligence organization, responsible for state security, espionage, and political repression during much of the Cold War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government organization
intelligence agency
security service
abbreviation KGB self-link
activeDuring Cold War
allegiance Communist Party of the Soviet Union
country Soviet Union
dissolutionEvent dissolution of the Soviet Union
dissolved 1991
employerOf informants
intelligence officers
spies
establishedBy Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union
followedBy FSB
Federal Agency of Government Communications and Information
Federal Border Guard Service of Russia
SVR
fullName KGB self-linksurface differs
surface form: Committee for State Security

KGB self-linksurface differs
surface form: Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti
headquartersBuilding Lubyanka Building
headquartersLocation Moscow
ideology Marxism–Leninism
jurisdiction Soviet Union
languageOfWork Russian
locatedIn Lubyanka Building
surface form: Lubyanka Square

Moscow
Russian SFSR
Soviet Union
nativeNameLanguage Russian
notableActivity counterintelligence operations against NATO
disinformation campaigns
domestic surveillance of Soviet citizens
foreign espionage against Western countries
support of pro-Soviet regimes abroad
suppression of political dissent
precededBy MGB
NKGB
NKVD
surface form: NKVD (state security functions)
role border security
counterintelligence
espionage
foreign intelligence
internal security
political repression
secret police
state security
surveillance
supervisedBy Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union
typeOfOrganization civilian intelligence agency
secret police organization

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Great Purge carriedOutBy KGB
this entity surface form: NKVD
Eastern Bloc regimes securityApparatus KGB
this entity surface form: Stasi
Soviet military officers partOf KGB
this entity surface form: KGB troops
KGB fullName KGB self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti
KGB fullName KGB self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Committee for State Security
KGB abbreviation KGB self-link
Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union controls KGB
this entity surface form: Soviet security apparatus
Eastern Bloc security forces cooperatedWith KGB
this entity surface form: Soviet KGB
Eastern Bloc security forces notableExample KGB
this entity surface form: Soviet KGB
NKVD successor KGB
Bulgarian Communist Party stateSecurityOrgan KGB
this entity surface form: Committee for State Security
Casino Royale featuresOrganization KGB
this entity surface form: SMERSH
Live and Let Die intelligenceAgencyOpposed KGB
this entity surface form: Soviet intelligence
Stalinist repressions organizer KGB
this entity surface form: Soviet security services
Alexander Svanidze persecutedBy KGB
this entity surface form: Soviet security services
FSB predecessor KGB
FSB formedFrom KGB
FSB successorTo KGB
this entity surface form: KGB Fifth Chief Directorate (domestic security functions)
MGB followedBy KGB
MGB dissolvedInto KGB
NKGB successor KGB
SVR predecessor KGB
this entity surface form: KGB foreign intelligence
SVR formedFrom KGB
Federal Agency of Government Communications and Information precededBy KGB
this entity surface form: KGB 8th Main Directorate
Order of the Red Star awardedBy KGB
this entity surface form: KGB of the USSR
DSS similarTo KGB
Smiley’s People (novel) featuresOrganization KGB
subject surface form: Smiley’s People
MVD successor KGB
Soviet Ukraine securityOrgan KGB
this entity surface form: KGB of the Ukrainian SSR
Bulgarian State Security (DS) alliedAgency KGB
subject surface form: Bulgarian State Security
Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR distinctFrom KGB
this entity surface form: KGB of the USSR
Kazakh SSR securityOrgan KGB
this entity surface form: KGB of the Kazakh SSR
Rudolf Abel employer KGB
Soviet atomic bomb project (indirectly, via espionage) intelligenceAgencyInvolved KGB
this entity surface form: KGB (successor organization)