02-06-2012, 10:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-06-2012, 10:56 PM by Greg Collins.)
Phil,
I re-checked and from every source at my disposal I'm still getting the Sbor Národní Bezpečnosti (SNB-Czech) and the Zbor národnej bezpečnosti(ZNB-Slovak) or National Security Corps, were the national police in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic from 1945 to 1991. I guess the USSR and CSSR government, while not recognizing two countries, did indeed recognize two cultures.
Two organizations comprised the SNB/ZNB, and they were the VB (Veřejná Bezpečnost) or Public Security (Police), and the StB (Státní Bezpečnost), or State Security.
Greg
I re-checked and from every source at my disposal I'm still getting the Sbor Národní Bezpečnosti (SNB-Czech) and the Zbor národnej bezpečnosti(ZNB-Slovak) or National Security Corps, were the national police in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic from 1945 to 1991. I guess the USSR and CSSR government, while not recognizing two countries, did indeed recognize two cultures.
Two organizations comprised the SNB/ZNB, and they were the VB (Veřejná Bezpečnost) or Public Security (Police), and the StB (Státní Bezpečnost), or State Security.
Greg
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