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Chekism

Chekism (Russian: Чекизм) was the form of counterintelligence state widely present in the Soviet Union by which secret police, counterintelligence and internal security services (originally the Cheka, hence the name, but most famously the KGB) strongly controlled all spheres of society. Similar circumstances exist in some post-Soviet states, particularly…

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Soviet Union

Contemporary Russia

Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary Russia

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Chekism

Nodes70
Edges69
Triples28
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028571
Components1

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Chekism

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related to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary Russia · 19
Chekism → According, And, But, Chekist, Chekists, Cherkesov, Criminals, Falling, FSB, KGB, Marriages, Russia, Russian, Russian Drug Enforcement Administration, Soviet, The, There, Viktor Cherkesov, We
related to Soviet Union · 9
Chekism → Felix Dzerzhinsky, Kremlinologist Abdurakhman Avtorkhanov, MGB, NKVD, Russian, Soviet, Stalin's, The, These

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kgb state security soviet russian russia political fsb party also secret service cheka ideology police nkvd power country according members

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaChekists0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaRussia0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaCriminals0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaChekist0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaAccording0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaFSB0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaKGB0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaMarriages0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaThe0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaRussian Drug Enforcement Administration0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaViktor Cherkesov0.60section
Chekismrelated to Attitudes toward Chekism in contemporary RussiaRussian0.60section

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