KGB
Main Soviet security agency from 1954 to 1991
Also known as Committee for State Security · Committee for State Security of the USSR · Committee for State Security of the Soviet Union · CSS of the USSR · State Security Committee of the USSR · State Security Committee of the Soviet Union
- Country
- Founded
- March 13, 1954
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- March 13, 1954
Overview
All data
93 statements · 14% with external sources · numbers in brackets are citations
- Dissolved
- December 3, 1991
- Headquarters
- Moscow located in: Leninsky District · located on street: Lubyanka Square · house number: 2
- Employees
- 480,000(1991)
- Chair
- Vadim Bakatin(1991–1991)
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- Ivan Serov(1954–1958)
- Vladimir Semichastny(1961–1967)
- Yuri Andropov(1967–1982)
- Vitaly Fedorchuk(1982–1982)
- Alexander Shelepin(1958–1961)
- Viktor Chebrikov(1982–1988)
- Vladimir Kryuchkov(1988–1991)
- Vadim Bakatin(1991–1991)
- Short name
- КГБ СССР(since 1978) transliteration or transcription: KGB SSSR
- КГБ transliteration or transcription: KGB
- Members / parts
- KGB of RSFSR(since 1991)
- Committee for State Security of the Ukrainian SSR
- Committee for State Security of the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Moldovan Soviet Socialist Republic
- State Security Committee of the Estonian SSR
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- Committee for State Security of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Azerbaijani Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Kyrgyz Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic
- Committee for State Security of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic
- Native label
- Комитет государственной безопасности СССР(since 1978) transliteration or transcription: Komitet gosudarstvennoy bezopasnosti SSSR
On other databases
43 identifiers linking KGB across the web's reference databases
- BBC Things ID4cf4690f-57c4-425c-ac94-266c23f3c8a0
- BHCL UUID2d78b3dd-1e79-409c-9735-b0d72de5f4be
- Comic Vine ID4060-40823
- COURAGE ID10032
- Cultureel Woordenboek IDgeschiedenis-1900-2000/kgb
- Encyclopaedia Beliana IDkgb
- Encyclopædia Britannica Online IDtopic/KGB
- FactGrid item IDQ1745887
- Fandom article IDmemory-beta:KGB
- Freebase ID/m/04b6p
- GND ID2101272-6
- Google News topics IDCAAqJQgKIh9DQkFTRVFvSUwyMHZNRFJpTm5BU0JXVnVMVWRDS0FBUAE
- Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID (2017)2084994
- IdRef ID050569562
- IMDb keywordkgb
- InfluenceWatch IDgovernment-agency/kgb
- ISNI0000000122958330
- J9U entity ID987007310454905171
- KBpedia IDKGB
- Krugosvet article (archived)istoriya/KGB.html
- Larousse IDdivers/wd/127349
- Latvian National Encyclopedia Online ID51018
- Lex IDKGB
- Library of Congress Authorities IDn50061733
- Library of Congress Children's Subject Headings IDsj96005823
- Medvik IDkn20010711413
- Museum-digital person/organization ID10572
- Namuwiki IDKGB
- NDL Authority ID001096682
- New York Times topic IDorganization/kgb
- NicoNicoPedia word article IDkgb
- NL CR AUT IDkn20010711413
- Online PWN Encyclopedia ID3924406
- Politiklexikon ID17703
- Quora topic IDKGB-2
- SVKKL authority IDk0006073-Sovetsky-svaz-Komitet-gosudarstvennoj-bezopasnosti
- The Times of India topic IDKGB
- Treccani IDkgb
- VIAF cluster ID147919317
- Vikidia article IDfr:KGB
- WordNet 3.1 Synset ID08502444-n
- Yale LUX IDgroup/d374f0c5-0595-4e2a-9687-0a93fac0a14f
- Zhihu topic ID19673985
