General Andrey Gurulev, a member of the State Duma Defense Committee, indicated that Russia has established a department in the occupied territories operating similarly to Smersh in the USSR.
The agency, named SMERSH, a Russian abbreviation for Smert’ Shpionam, or Death to Spies, developed a toolbox of tricks meant to identify the Nazi collaborators and lure them into elaborate traps ...
"The staff of the Smersh [military counter-intelligence] department ... their families had been brought to the territory of the USSR. Subsequently, Grottrup took part in work led by renowned ...
Abakumov, onetime chief of SMERSH, Russia’s World War II counterespionage organization, was tried in Leningrad a fortnight ago before the military tribunal of the Supreme Court of the U.S.S.R ...
The FSB’s public relations center said in a note accompanying the disclosed documents the officers of the Soviet military counter-intelligence service Smersh (the Russian acronym of Death to ...