Ministry of Public Security (Poland) - Most Notable MBP Personnel

Most Notable MBP Personnel

  • Antoni Alster (b. Nachum Alster)
  • Jakub Berman
  • Józef Bik (vel Jozef Bukar, vel Jozef Gawerski)
  • Julia Brystiger (née Prajs)
  • Józef Czaplicki (b. Izydor Kurc)
  • Anatol Fejgin
  • Adam Humer (b. Adam Umer)
  • Julian Kole
  • Julian Konar (b. Jakub Kohn)
  • Grzegorz Korczyński
  • Mieczysław Mietkowski (b. Mojżesz Bobrowicki)
  • Salomon Morel, commander of Zgoda labour camp
  • Henryk Pałka
  • Julian Polan-Haraschin
  • Józef Różański (b. Józef Goldberg)
  • Roman Romkowski (b. Natan Grunspan – Kikiel)
  • Stanisław Radkiewicz
  • Leon Rubinstein
  • Józef Światło (born Izak Fleischfarb)
  • Helena Wolińska-Brus (b. Fajga Mindla Danielak)
  • Piotr Smietanski
Soviet chief advisors to the Ministry of Public Security
  • Major General Ivan Serov – 1945
  • Major General Nikolai Selivanovsky (Russian: Н.Н. Селивановский) – 1945-1946
  • Colonel Semyon Davydov (Russian: С.П. Давыдов) – 1946-1950
  • Colonel Mikhail Bezborodov – 1950-1953
  • Lieutenant General Nikolai Kovalshuk – 1953
  • Serafim Lialin – 1953-1954

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