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Internal Security Corps

The Internal Security Corps (Polish: Korpus Bezpieczeństwa Wewnętrznego, KBW) was a special-purpose paramilitary (Gendarmerie) formation in the Polish People's Republic under communist government, established on 24 May 1945. At different times subordinated to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Ministry of National Defence, it had a similar role to the…

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Active
24 May 1945 - 1965
Country
Poland
Type
Armed force

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Internal Security Corps

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Triples39
Avg. degree1.97
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related to history · 23
Internal Security Corps → Central Bureau Communists, Commander-in-Chief, Council, In, Internal Troops, KBW, Lieutenant Colonel Henryk Toruńczyk, March, May, Minister, Ministers, Moscow, National Defense, Order No, Poland, Polish Independent Special Battalion, Polish People's Army, Radkiewicz, Red Army's, Stanisław Radkiewicz
see also · 7
Internal Security Corps → Internal Troops, Ministry, PolandOperation Vistula, Public Security, Soviet, Soviet Union, Zygmunt Bauman
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Internal Security Corps → 24 May 1945 - 1965
Country · 1
Internal Security Corps → Poland
Type · 1
Internal Security Corps → Armed force

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kbw internal security 1945 poland corps national ministry troops soldiers polish forces bezpieczeństwa wewnętrznego pl public korpus march 1956 24

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Internal Security CorpsActive24 May 1945 - 19651.00infobox
Internal Security CorpsCountryPoland1.00infobox
Internal Security CorpsTypeArmed force1.00infobox
power plantsinstance ofDutiesThe KBW was responsible for protect key public strategic industrial and transport infrastructure0.80text
railwaysinstance ofDutiesThe KBW was responsible for protect key public strategic industrial and transport infrastructure0.80text
ports etc.instance ofDutiesThe KBW was responsible for protect key public strategic industrial and transport infrastructure0.80text
as well as to combatinstance ofDutiesThe KBW was responsible for protect key public strategic industrial and transport infrastructure0.80text
suppress the anti-Communist resistance in Polandinstance ofDutiesThe KBW was responsible for protect key public strategic industrial and transport infrastructure0.80text
including activities of theinstance ofDutiesThe KBW was responsible for protect key public strategic industrial and transport infrastructure0.80text
Internal Security Corpsrelated to historyThe0.60section
Internal Security Corpsrelated to historyKBW0.60section
Internal Security Corpsrelated to historyStanisław Radkiewicz0.60section

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