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***************************** COMMIE GOYIM SERIES--NKVD-KGB *****************************

NKVD HEADS

Felix Dzerzhinsky (Founder, in 1918, of the Checka secret police agency, precursor organization of the GPU, OGPU, NKVD, and KGB)

Vyacheslav Rudolfovich Menzhinsky (Succeeded Dzerzhinsky as head of NKVD in 1926)

Nikolai Yezhov (Head of NKVD 1936-1938, replacing Yagoda, Wave of terror known as "Yezhovshchina")

Lavrenti Beria (Head of Soviet Georgia and Transcaucasia, Head of NKVD from 1938 until Stalin's rest, Probably second most powerful figure in Stalin's government for much of that time and certainly the most hated and feared, Deputy Premier under Malenkov)

NKVD OFFICIALS

Roman Aleksndrovich Pillyar (Deputy Head of Counterespionage 1921-1926)

Eduard Petrovich Berzin (Head of Dalstroy 1932-1937)

Karp Aleksandrovich Pavlov (Head of Dalstroy and Kolyma camp 1937-40)

Ivan Fedorovich Nikishev (Nov 1938-Dec 1939 Head of Khabarovsk NKVD, Candidate Member of Central Committee 1939-52, Head of Dalstroy 1940-1946)

DEFENDANTS AT BUKHARIN TRIAL 1937:

Pavel Petrovich Bulanov (Yagoda's Secretary)

Georgi E. Prokoviev (Deputy Head OGPU 1932, Deputy People's Commissar NKVD 1935-1936, Deputy People's Commissar for Communications until 1937)

Georgi Aleksandrovich Molchanov (Head of Secret Political Dept GUGB, In charge of Zinoviev case)

Aleksandr M Shanin (Head Transport Department GUGB, Commissar GB Grade 2 November 1935)

Stanislaw Frantsevich Redens (Head of NKVD Administration in Moscow under Yagoda, Stalin's wife's sister's husband)

YEZHOV PERIOD:

Mikhail Petrovich Frinovsky (October 1936-Fall 1938 Deputy People's Commissar NKVD, one of Yezhov's two top henchmen along with Zakovsky)

Leonid Mikhailovich Zakovsky ("Zakovski is reported as saying that he could soon make Karl Marx confess to being an agent of Bismark. Dzerzhinski, when he had called him at the Smolny to be one of the founding members of the Checka, had said that the orginazation needed 'manly, fearless, bold' officers of his type. Over the past few years these qualities had all been manifested in the torturing and framing of his old comrades, in a manner which illuminates much sentimental nonsense about the brotherhood of the revolutionaries, the pure-heartedness of the Old Bolsheviks." Conquest, Inside Stalin's Secret Police, p. 57)

Nikolai Galaktionovich Nikolaev-Zhurid (Old Checkist, Old Bolshevik, Leningrad OGPU, Head of Special Department Fall 1938)

Nikolai Nikolayevich Federov (Head of Odessa NKVD, Member Supreme Soviet)

Grigory Fedorovich Gorbach (Head of Novosibirsk NKVD 1937, Member Supreme Soviet)

NKVD OFFICIALS--BERIA PROTEGES (KNOWN AS "BERIA'S GANG"):

Bogdan Kobulov (Deputy head of NKVD under Beria, with Serov oversaw deportation of Crimean Tartars and other national groups, Involved in day-to-day operation of the Gulag)

Ivan Aleksandrovich Serov (Deputy Head of NKVD along with Kobulov, Head of KGB 1954-1958 "Ivan Serov was awarded the Order of Suvorov, First Clbutt, reserved for major victories in the field, on March 9 1944--that is, immediately after the largest of his deportation operations, that of the Chechen-Ingush. He was later made a Hero of the Soviet Union and received a number of other orders." Conquest, The Nation persons, p. 82)

Vsevolod Nikolayevich Merkulov (Head of NKGB 1941-1946, briefly head of MGB in 1946)

Sergei Goglidze (Head of Leningrad NKVD, Later Deputy Minister of State Security and Chief of Third Directorate of MGB)

Vladimir Dekanozov (Head of GUGB Foreign Department, 1953 Minister MVD Georgia)

Lavrentii Tsanava (1921-33 Checka-OGPU in Caucasus, 1938-1952 Head of Belorussia NKVD)

Grigorii Karanadze ( Head of Crimea NKVD 1938-1942, 1952 People's Commissar NKVD-MVD Georgia)

Aleksei Sadzhaia (Head of Uzbekistan NKVD)

Amaiak Kobulov (Brother of Bogdan, Head of Ukraine NKVD 1939, NKVD Uzbekistan 1943)

Mikhail Gvishiani (Head of Far East NKVD, His son Dzhermen-- named after Dzerzhinsky and Menzhinsky--was married to Kosygin's daughter)

Avksentii Rapava (1941-1948 Head of Georgia NKVD then NKGB, MGB)

M. D. Bagirov (Head of the Communist Party in Azerbaijan)

MVD-MGB-KGB OFFICIALS:

Sergei Kruglov (Briefly head of NKVD, MVD first deputy, Major subordinate of Beria, but joined Khrushchev against Beria)

Viktor Semyonovich Abakumov (Head of MGB 1946-1951, Technically another of Beria's subordinates, but independent of Beria and a rival to Merkulov)

Sergey Ogoltsov (Head of MGB July 14 1951 - August 9 1951)

Semyon Denisovich Ignatiyev (Head of MGB 1951-1953, Since he had been part of the Zhdanov faction, his appointment was a blow to Beria)

Aleksandr Nikolayevich Shelepin (Head of KGB 1958-1961, Supported Khrushchev's rise to power and was also involved in his removal)

Vladimir Yefimovich Semichastniy (Head of KGB 1961-1967, Also heavily involved in Khrushchev's removal)

Yuri Vladimirovich Andropov (Head of KGB 1967-1982, General Secretary of Communist Party 1982-1984)

Vitaliy Vasilyevich Fedorchuk (Head of KGB May 26 1982 - December 17 1982)

Viktor Mikhaylovich Chebrikov (Head of KGB 1982-1988)

Vladimir Aleksandrovich Kryuchkov (Head of KGB 1988-1991)

Hope you enjoyed it,

Yitz