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Zusammenarbeit tschechoslowakischer und kubanischer Geheimdienste: der geheime Aufenthalt von Ernesto Che Guevara

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Zourek M.

Prague Papers on the History of International Relations

2018

issue 1

69-83

The text analyzes Ernesto Che Guevara’s classified stay in Czechoslovakia between March and July 1966. The emphasis is placed on the cooperation that existed between the Czechoslovak and Cuban secret services. Through published studies, memoirs, interviews and Che Guevara’s files, the article provides valuable insights and dispels some of the myths surrounding a mostly unknown period in the life of the famous Argentinean revolutionary. Attention is also paid to a theoretical document which Che Guevara created during his stay in Czechoslovakia. His remarks criticizing the Soviet “road to socialism” represent the biggest legacy of Che Guevara’s stay in Czechoslovakia.

Тенденции реорганизации спецслужб Польши, начиная с 1989 года

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Siemiątkowski Z.

Studia Politologiczne

2013

vol. 30

140-156

Унаследованные от предыдущей системы спецслужбы не соответствовали условиям свободного, открытого общества и создаваемых стандартов демократического правового государства. Перед новой властью демократического государства возникла проблема формирования собственных, соответствующих правилам суверенного государства, специальных служб. Обязателен был выбор пути их построения, необходимо было также определить их организационную форму, компетенции и задания. Правящие круги отказались от резких шагов, выбран оптимальный вариант - радикальный по содержанию и лояльный по форме.

Secret services inherited after the former system were not in any way adjusted to the conditions of a free, open society or to the created standards of a democratic state of law. The new authorities of the democratic country faced the problem of building their own secret services subordinated to the rules of a sovereign state. It was necessary to choose the way to create them as well as establish their organizational shape, competences and tasks. The idea of a violent revolution in the services was given up and the intermediate variant was chosen. It was radical in its content but gentle in form. The model shaped in 1990 was based on dividing secret services into civil and military ones. The former were subordinated to the Minister of the Interior, then to the Prime Minister, whereas the latter – to the Minister of National Defense. The Office for State Protection was the service performing the tasks of civil intelligence and counterintelligence.

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Zusammenarbeit tschechoslowakischer und kubanischer Geheimdienste: der geheime Aufenthalt von Ernesto Che Guevara

Тенденции реорганизации спецслужб Польши, начиная с 1989 года