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Chekist may
refer to:
Member of the Cheka, the
first in the
succession of
Soviet secret police agencies Individual ****ociated with Chekism, a term relating...
- The
Chekist (Russian: Чекист) is a 1992 Russian-French
historical drama film
directed by
Aleksandr Rogozhkin,
based on a 1923
short story by Vladimir...
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member of
Cheka was
called a
chekist (Russian: чеки́ст, romanized:
chekíst, IPA: [t͡ɕɪˈkʲist] ). Also, the term
chekist often referred to
Soviet secret...
- June] 1878 – 2
August 1938) was a
Russian Bolshevik revolutionary and
Soviet Chekist (secret policeman).
Yurovsky was
commander of the
guard at
Ipatiev House...
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Employees of
Soviet and
Russian state security organs have been
called Chekists.
Chekism is
described as a
product of the set of beliefs, practices, and...
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Boris Davidovich Berman (Russian: Борис Давыдович Берман; 15 May 1901 – 22
February 1939) was a
leading member of the NKVD, who pla**** a
prominent role...
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become as
significant a
watchword as
Stalinism was in the 20th." The "
Chekist takeover" of the
Russian state and
economic ****ets has been
allegedly accomplished...
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Anarchy the
anarchists fiercely resisted the Cheka; as a
result a
dozen Chekists were
killed while 40
anarchists were
killed or wounded, and approximately...
- as well as in the
Cheka headquarters at Lubyanka". The
extent of the
Chekist reprisal likely foiled much of the
inchoate plans by Cromie, Boyce, Lockhart...
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Theatre Arts
Academy from 1987 to 1991, and made his film
debut in The
Chekist in 1992.
Shvedoff has
lived in
Prague since the late 1990s. He has appeared...
