secret collaborator

"Most of them are immediately recruited as secret collaborators, that is, members of the public who have promised to help," he said.

He had several conversations with communist secret service officers, however he never began to act as a secret collaborator.

In August of the same year, Zaleski revealed that he had sent letters to priests registered as secret collaborators.

The Soviets used "extermination battalions" (strybky) recruiting secret collaborators in each population point.

Princess Ullanoth of Moss is Cathras secret collaborator in this war.

Volpert stopped the surveillance and, in March 1957, signed a "final report" closing Vogel's secret collaborator file.

Father Zaleski found the 39 priests identified as "TWs," short for tajny wspolpracownik, or secret collaborator.

Francesca Neri as Selena Perrini, the wife of Claudio and secret collaborator.

In 1985 he was indicated as candidate for secret collaborator of communist Służba Bezpieczeństwa, but he never collaborated (no evidences).

Secret collaborators may still be blackmailed, he said, especially by former Communist party apparatchiks and secret service officers who have moved, almost seamlessly, into the new economy.

Kaczynski favors a belated purge of ex-communists and their secret collaborators from public life—a reckoning purposely avoided in the peaceful transition of power.

Her visible collaborator is Mr. Sorman; her secret collaborator is Dvorak himself, as she finds him in her sources.

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He was under constant observation of the surveillance officers and secret collaborators of Służba Bezpieczeństwa, the PRP's Secret Police.

Before 1968 they were known as "Secret Collaborators in specialist operations" (GMEs / "Geheime Mitarbeiter im besonderen Einsatz").

Mr. Whitney reports that in the early 1950's, when a colleague defected to the West, Mr. Vogel was blackmailed into working for the Stasi as a "secret collaborator."

I felt grateful to my publishers for their insistence that we guard against any change of mind by my secret collaborators - unlikely as that had seemed in the frigid era of Brezhnev.

The latest idea of the Polish governing coalition is "lustration," which means looking for and eventually barring from public life all people found to have been secret collaborators with the security services between 1944 and 1990.

There were also objections and that he tried, at the same time, to ensure amnesties for former Stasi officers and for their many secret collaborators as a quid pro quo for their silence.

In September 1955, after Vogel, with the Stasi's approval, had applied to join the West Berlin bar, he was promoted from informant to "secret collaborator," with a new code name, Georg.

Ms. Niezabitowska's case came up when another former member of Solidarity Weekly, Krzysztof Wyszkowski, examined his own files and learned that he had been informed on by a secret collaborator identified as Nowak.

According to the records of Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) since 1962 to 1964 Zanussi was registered without his consent as a secret collaborator of communist Służba Bezpieczeństwa codename "Aktor".

Facing imminent danger of discovery due to denouncement by Communist secret collaborator known only by his alias "Prorok", Kukliński was spirited out of Poland by the CIA, along with his wife and two sons, shortly before the imposition of martial law in December 1981.

The category of Informal Collaborators classed as IMBs came about from the merger, in 1980, of two other categories, the IMFs and the IMVs Before 1968 they were known, more simply, as "Secret Collaborators" (GMs / "Geheime Mitarbeiter").

According to Institute of National Remembrance (Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation), in 1986 he was registered as a Secret Collaborator (Polish: Tajny Współpracownik, TW) i.e. he collaborated with Ministry of Public Security of Poland during communism.