State Security (disambiguation)

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State security is the slang term for the institutions of the internal security organs such as the secret police or intelligence services in many countries.

  • Albania (1944–1991): Drejtorija e Sigurimit të Shtetit ( Sigurimi ); German: "Directorate for State Security"
  • Egypt (1913–2011): Mabahith amn ad-daula al-ulya ; Engl .: State Security Investigations Service (SSIS)
  • Bulgaria (1944–1990): Komitet za darschawna sigurnost (KDS); German: " Committee for State Security (Bulgaria) "
  • China (1983 – today): Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó Guójiā Ānquánbù ; German: " Ministry for State Security (China) "
  • German Democratic Republic (1950–1990): Ministry for State Security (MfS); Also Stasi called
  • Yugoslavia (1946–1991): Uprava državne bezbednosti ( UDBA ); German: "State Security Service"
  • Poland (1956–1990): Służba Bezpieczeństwa (SB); German: "Security Service"
  • Romania (1948–1990): Departamentul Securității Statului ( Securitate ); German: "Department for State Security"
  • Soviet Russia (1917–1922): Tschreswytschainaja Komissija ( Cheka ); German: "Extraordinary Commission"
  • Soviet Union (1946–1953): Ministerstwo Gossudarstwennoi Besopasnosti ; German: " Ministry for State Security (USSR) "
  • Soviet Union (1954–1991): Komitet Gossudarstwennoi Besopasnosti ( KGB ); German: "Committee for State Security"
  • Syria: Amn al-Dawla ; German: "State Security"
  • Czechoslovakia (1945–1989): Státní bezpečnost (StB); German: " State Security (Czechoslovakia) "
  • Hungary (1948–1956): Államvédelmi Hatóság (ÁVH); German: "State Security Authority"
  • Belarus (1991 – present): Komitet Gossudarstvennoi Besopasnosti ( KGB (Belarus) ); German: "Committee for State Security"