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Interior ministry of the Soviet Union (1934–1946)
Estimates of Christians who were executed or died in Soviet camps specifically "for religious reasons" are inconsistent and contested in the sources: some religious and advocacy accounts claim tens of...
Comparisons that liken modern U.S. law enforcement to totalitarian secret police — the Gestapo, NKVD/KGB, SAVAK or the Stasi — are commonly used to express fear about coercive tactics, but scholars wa...
Historians estimate clergy executions during the 1937–1938 Great Purge by triangulating fragmentary NKVD files and Politburo orders, contemporary press and church records, and post‑Soviet archival rel...
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is institutionally the direct heir to pre‑2003 U.S. immigration and customs agencies — principally the Immigration and Naturalization Service and portion...
Scholars, journalists, advocacy groups and lawmakers increasingly ask whether U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) resembles historical “secret police,” and the reporting shows clear overlap...
The materials provided for analysis contain no substantive evidence or contemporary documentation describing ; every cited item is a commercial or product listing that only repeats that Hitler is dead...