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The Establishment of the Russian Intelligence
Centro Studi University, Rome, Italy
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Abstract
Intelligence agencies are organized following various models. Contrasting to the “binary” model is the so-called “unitary” which provides a single security service entrusted for both foreign and domestic affairs, as in the case of the famous KGB. It is generally the system preferred from the former Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact countries. This article evolves around the History of the Russian Intelligence from 1917 to 1925.
KeywordsIntelligenceRussian IntelligencePoliticsSociety
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