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დაშიფრული ტელეგრამები და მიმოწერა (კორესპონდენცია)

March 1956 Demonstrations
Top Secret informational letter, sent to the Chairman of the Committee for State Security of USSR, Army General I. Serov tells about measures taken to prevent the planned protest actions in Georgia for March 24th, 1956. № 23183
Top Secret informational letter, sent to the Chairman of the Committee for State Security of USSR, Army General I. Serov tells about measures taken to prevent the planned protest actions in Georgia for March 24th, 1956. № 23183

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Top Secret letter, sent to Moscow by the Major General A. Inauri,Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, informs about the „nationalistic” behavior of the group of the demonstration participants who drove from Tbilisi to city Gori on March 9th, 1956. № 20772
Top Secret letter, sent to Moscow by the Major General A. Inauri,Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, informs about the „nationalistic” behavior of the group of the demonstration participants who drove from Tbilisi to city Gori on March 9th, 1956. № 20772

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The secret cipher telegram from the General-Mayor Shvirkov, Deputy Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, to the Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB)of the USSR, Army General I. Serov. № 20311
The secret cipher telegram from the General-Mayor Shvirkov, Deputy Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, to the Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB)of the USSR, Army General I. Serov. № 20311

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The Top Secret letter, sent to Moscow by the Major General A. Inauri, Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, informs about the proclamations distributed in Tbilisi and Kutaisi and anonymous letters with anti-Soviet content delivered to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia during the demonstrations of March 5-6th, 1956. № 17033
The Top Secret letter, sent to Moscow by the Major General A. Inauri, Chairman of the Committee for State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, informs about the proclamations distributed in Tbilisi and Kutaisi and anonymous letters with anti-Soviet content delivered to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia during the demonstrations of March 5-6th, 1956. № 17033

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Cipher telegram from the Major General Shvirkov, the Deputy Chairman of the Committee for the State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, to the Chairman of the Committee for the State Security (KGB)of the USSR, Army General I. Serov. № 16743
Cipher telegram from the Major General Shvirkov, the Deputy Chairman of the Committee for the State Security (KGB) at the Council of Ministers of the Georgian SSR, to the Chairman of the Committee for the State Security (KGB)of the USSR, Army General I. Serov. № 16743

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In a Top Secret cipher telegram, Lieutenant General Zheleznikov,informs Moscow, that the parade and demonstration in Tbilisi on May 1st, 1956 ended without any outrages. № 34310
In a Top Secret cipher telegram, Lieutenant General Zheleznikov,informs Moscow, that the parade and demonstration in Tbilisi on May 1st, 1956 ended without any outrages. № 34310

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Informational Letter from Army General I. Serov, Chairman of the Committee for State Security at the Council of Ministers of the USSR, addressed to the Marshal G. Zhukov, Minister of Defense of the USSR.
Informational Letter from Army General I. Serov, Chairman of the Committee for State Security at the Council of Ministers of the USSR, addressed to the Marshal G. Zhukov, Minister of Defense of the USSR.

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Participation of Komsomol members in the events of March 5-9, 1956
Participation of Komsomol members in the events of March 5-9, 1956

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