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was part of Stalin’s secret police force.
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- The NKVD (People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs) was Stalin’s main secret police agency — it carried out arrests, mass executions, and ran the Gulag camp system.
- (For context: earlier the Cheka/OGPU were Soviet secret police bodies; later the MGB/KGB succeeded the NKVD.)
- The NKVD (People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs) was Stalin’s main secret police agency — it carried out arrests, mass executions, and ran the Gulag camp system.
- (For context: earlier the Cheka/OGPU were Soviet secret police bodies; later the MGB/KGB succeeded the NKVD.)
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