Two million files document the Yugoslav secret service's methods, which included torture, false testimony, and executions without trial.
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Two million files document the Yugoslav secret service's methods, which included torture, false testimony, and executions without trial.
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Synopsis
Silvio Jesenković directed this series on the Yugoslav secret service, detailing its methods influenced by the NKVD. The documentary includes accounts of 2 million files and one agent managing ten individuals. It covers torture, forced confessions, and show trials. Executions without trial were common, along with secret burial sites. The series discusses Josip Broz Tito's fascination with the secret services, the structure of the agency, and the methods used for recruitment.
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Why Watch
- See how the NKVD influenced Yugoslav tactics.
- Find out about the scale of surveillance in Yugoslavia.
- Meet the executioners who were awarded for their actions.
Did You Know
- The Yugoslav secret service had about 2 million files on citizens.
- There was a ratio of one agent for every 10 people monitored.
- Executions were carried out without trials under the regime.
- Tito had a significant obsession with the secret services.
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How many files did the Yugoslav secret service have?
The Yugoslav secret service had about 2 million files.
What was the ratio of agents to people monitored by the Yugoslav secret service?
There was one agent for every 10 people monitored by the Yugoslav secret service.
What methods did the Yugoslav secret service use?
The methods included torture, false testimony, show trials, and executions without trial.
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