The "special" world : Stalin's power apparatus and the Soviet system's secret structures of communication /
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Copenhagen :
Museum Tusculanum Press, University of Copenhagen,
©2009.
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Table of Contents:
- V. 1. Previous studies
- The present challenge
- General problems
- A question of information
- Secrecy : Principles and Procedures
- The general significance of "conspiracy''
- The bureaucratic system
- Basic characteristics of the secret system
- The Top of The Pyramid
- The basic service apparatus
- The Secretary General's men and women
- The secret apparatus seen from inside
- The Information Bureau
- Control of cadres
- The key features of the secret chancellery
- New Bureaucratic Constellations
- Unrest in the secret apparatus
- Mobilisation preparedness and consolidation of the "rear''
- Mobilisation preparedness and the Communist Party's secret apparatus
- The Special Sector and its Sister Institutions
- The Special Sector in action
- The internal structure of the Special Sector
- The Organisation Bureau's technical secretariat
- The Bureau of International Information
- and the institutional context
- The secret Party apparatus and the organisation of the Terror
- Old and new faces
- Changes in the secret apparatus
- The red threads
- Patterns in the Decision-Making Process
- The government apparatus versus the Special Sector : developments
- The government apparatus versus the Special Sector : endgame
- The overall picture.
- V. 2. Special Departments and Other Special Organs at the Headquarters of the State Security Service
- The First Special Department
- The Second Special Department (for operative techniques) and the Fourth Special Department (for laboratories)
- Other special departments
- Other "special'' apparatuses
- The position of the special departments
- A related apparatus : the state security service's First Department (the Special Section)
- The total complex
- The Comintern's Secret Apparatus
- Central chancellery functions at Comintern headquarters
- The secret international communications apparatus
- The "Secret Department'' and the "Special Department''
- Basic features of the Comintern's secret apparatus
- Conclusion
- The Central Structures
- The "Special'' List
- Summary in Danish.