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...erved as a police informer, [[agent provocateur]], officer and the Head of Okhrana foreign service based in [[Paris]]. Born to a [[Jewish]] family, he was lat ...w revolutionaries became suspicious. According to the archive of the Paris Okhrana.,<ref name="Kronenbitter 1967" /> he was defended by Burtsev, but Burtsev c ...

...Okhrana]] in Moscow. In 1902 he was named Chief of the Kiev Section of the Okhrana. At that time, Kiev was a principal center of activity for the [[Socialist- [[Category:Okhrana personnel]] ...

...1908, when it numbered over 2,000 members, including over 700 paramilitary personnel, and carried out over 2,500 operations. The organization had over 5,000 mem ...sassinate]] selected members of Russian police, both regular and secret ([[Okhrana]]) responsible for [[Political repression|repression]] of [[Polish people|P ...

...]] [[Galicia (Central Europe)|Galicia]], in order to avoid arrest by the [[Okhrana]]. There he joined the Medical Faculty of the [[Jagiellonian University]] a [[Category:Polish military personnel killed in World War II]] ...

...of countering enemy espionage against [[Imperial Russia]]. St. Petersburg Okhrana group photo, 1905]] ...perlustration"—the interception and reading of private correspondence. The Okhrana became notorious for its use of [[agent provocateur|agents provocateurs]], ...

...e=1993-06-01|title=The Eremin letter: Documentary proof that Stalin was an Okhrana spy?|journal=Revolutionary Russia|volume=6|issue=1|pages=55–96|doi=10.108 [[Category:Soviet intelligence personnel who defected to the United States]] ...

...SB''' ({{lang-ru|Береговая охрана Пограничной службы ФСБ России|Beregovaya okhrana Pogranichnoy sluzhby FSB Rossii}}), previously known as the Maritime Units ...Service of the FSB of Russia begins to transfer the system of manning the personnel of military units (ships) of the border agencies completely to a contract b ...

...ve Struggle]]. On March 28, 1912, in Warsaw, Prystor was arrested by the [[Okhrana]]. After two years of imprisonment in [[Warsaw Citadel]], he was in 1914 se [[Category:Imperial Russian Army personnel]] ...

...evelations that Nour was spying for Russia's intelligence service, the ''[[Okhrana]]''. ...t-Revolutionary (Eser) Party]], probably infiltrated in its ranks by the ''Okhrana''.<ref name="ic30"/> ...

...gma1"/> By the early 1910s, Cătărău was indeed working for the Russian ''[[Okhrana]]'' [[spy ring]]. He benefited from the disorganization of Romanian intelli ...rău was still working for Russian interests. Beyond his involvement with ''Okhrana'', he was possibly affiliated with the [[far-right]] of [[Russian nationali ...

In 1885, Baron [[Arthur von Mohrenheim]], head of the Russian [[Okhrana]] (secret police) in Paris, reported to his replacement, [[Pyotr Rachkovsky [[Category:Military personnel from Saint Petersburg]] ...

...xtremely long border and coastline of the country, which required a lot of personnel to maintain and support, leading to high costs and a neglect of the more mo ...ted, and would soon be of great use for the Russians to transport military personnel and supplies towards the Swedish border in case of war.{{sfn|Bergmark|1980| ...

...ei Muranov]] (another one, [[Roman Malinovsky]], was later exposed as an [[Okhrana]] agent), voted on 15 December 1912 to break from the Menshevik faction wit '''Bolo''' was a derogatory expression for Bolsheviks used by British service personnel in the [[North Russian Expeditionary Force]] which intervened against the [ ...

...e [[Ion Pelivan]]. His activity there brought him under the watch of the [[Okhrana]], and, during the subsequent clampdown, he received a punishment for havin [[Category:Russian military personnel of World War I]] ...

...ent and progressive stances—for such reasons, it came to be indexed by ''[[Okhrana]]'' agents.<ref>Colesnic, pp. 369–371; Danilov, pp. 113–114; Scutaru, p [[Category:Russian Provisional Government military personnel]] ...

...e]] who accepted as fact ''[[The Protocols of the Elders of Zion]]'', an [[Okhrana]] hoax alleging that "International Jewry" planned to control the world, as [[Category:Military personnel from Bielefeld]] ...

...sia in 1880 and was tasked with countering enemy espionage. St. Petersburg Okhrana group photo, 1905.]] ...rlustration" — the interception and reading of private correspondence. The Okhrana became notorious for its use of [[agent provocateur|agents provocateurs]] w ...

...rodnaya Volya]] movement began planning the murder of Alexander III. The [[Okhrana]] uncovered the plot and five of the conspirators, including [[Aleksandr Ul [[Category:Russian military personnel of the Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)]] ...

...mes#Germany|war crimes against local German civilians]] by Soviet military personnel. Of the atrocities, Solzhenitsyn wrote: "You know very well that we've come ...[[October Revolution]]. He noted that the Tsar's [[secret police]], the [[Okhrana]], was only present in the three largest cities, and not at all in the [[Im ...

...ieved to have been organized by the Tsarist Russian secret police, the ''[[Okhrana]]''. They included the [[Białystok pogrom]] of 1906 in the [[Grodno Govern ...panied by the widespread arrests of government officials, police, military personnel, border guards, teachers, priests, judges etc., followed by the [[NKVD pris ...