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The KGB was the secret service agency of the former Soviet Union. It's task was to gather information which was considered to be a threat to Soviet security. In other words, the members of KGB were spies,and functioned both domestically and internationally. Other nations had reason to fear the KGB because it sought to gather secrets during the Cold War period. Soviet citizens had reason to fear the KGB because it recruited ordinary Soviets to spy on family, friends, neighbours and colleagues. Many nations have an intelligence gathering (spy) agency for both international and domestic purposes.
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Which people lived in fear of the KGB?
Russians
How has the KGB evolved since it was first created?
The KGB is Russia's secret police organization created in 1917. In the beginning, the KGB was under control of the People's commission of the USSR. In 1991, the KGB was dissolved, and the foreign intelligence committee assumed duties.
What is a kgb agent?
The KGB were the soviet secret services back in the time of the Cold War
Who are the KGB?
KGB is Russiaâ??s state security or military service branch specializing in foreign intelligence and counterintelligence. KGB is widely known for harsh tactics during the Cold War.
Did the KGB help the romanoves?
No, the KGB was not yet in existence when the Romanovs were alive. The Romanovs did however have their own secret police.
