Political police chief   (translated from French)
Political police chief One political police chief is an officer appointed by one ... and thus to ensure itself of their political honesty. The political police chiefs were ...
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Police
Police For other uses, see Police (disambiguation). Police forces are government organizations charged with the ... referring to government or administration; the word police was coined in France in the 18th century. The police may also be known as a ...
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Police   (translated from German)
Police Portal:Police German policemen with submachine gun MP5 (Hamburg) Mounted police in Baden-Wuerttemberg Those Police is in Executive body one State . It ... all other persons or organs is the police than executive body of the "national ...
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Police   (translated from Spanish)
Police A car of the Police of Devon and Cornualles, Inglaterra . police she is one governmental organization ordered to ... and put under the orders of the political authorities. Police is also called to each agent ...
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Police state
Police state A police state is an autocratic state which uses the police, especially secret police, to maintain and enforce political power, often through violent or arbitrary ...
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Police state   (translated from German)
Police state The term Police state designates a system of government, in ... Term emergence Etymologisch leads itself the term police of the Greek Polis off. It designated ... in particular after that Wiener congress the police state became increasing repressive, in order to ... the rising liberals and democratic efforts. The police state became thus the combat instrument ...
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Political repression
Political repression Political repression is the oppression or persecution of an individual or group for political reasons, particularly for the purpose of restricting ... their ability to take part in the political life of society. Political repression may be represented by discriminatory ...
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Secret police
Secret police This article is about secret police as organizations. For a list of such organizations, see List of secret police organizations. Secret police (sometimes political police) are a police organization which ...
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Military police   (translated from Chinese)
Military police □soldierCertain countries which set up in the ... manners. In very many countries, the place police have no right to have jurisdiction over ... crime business, handles these business is military police's responsibility. Sometimes, (usually is involves political or the military criminality) regarding common people's criminality, also belongs to military police's management jurisdiction. Therefore, generally speaking, ...
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Talk:Secret police
Talk:Secret police Took out line that real intelligence agencies aren't thought police. Served no purpose. Real intelligence agencies aren ... States Secret Service is not a secret police agency by objective measures (there may be ... from a NPOV -- one man's secret police agency might surely be another man's mere elite police force) then what would be? Stasi, ...
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