Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti
(Committee for State Security)
The Russian intelligence agency, similar to America's CIA.
(Committee for State Security)
The Russian intelligence agency, similar to America's CIA.
by Dave April 16, 2004
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The KGB were simply the Russian Secret Police. Pronounced "Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti." In Russian it means "Committee for State Security."
The KGB acted as:
-The Soviet internal security.
-The Soviet intelligence agnecy.
-And the Soviet secret police.
They came into formation in 1954, and died when the chairman, Vladimir Kryuchkov tried to overthrow president Gorbachev.
They were tough, ruthless, and badass. Using torture and execution to solve the Soviet Unions problems.
The KGB acted as:
-The Soviet internal security.
-The Soviet intelligence agnecy.
-And the Soviet secret police.
They came into formation in 1954, and died when the chairman, Vladimir Kryuchkov tried to overthrow president Gorbachev.
They were tough, ruthless, and badass. Using torture and execution to solve the Soviet Unions problems.
by NudieZippo December 15, 2005
the russian spy organization that answers almost any question for a dollar.often resulting in a good laugh.
KGB the question"if i have sex with a preachers daughter will the holy water in her vagina eat off my penis?" the answer was"if anything it will purify and bless it."
by the chippster February 15, 2010
by Dr. Dre-Jim September 03, 2009
A service used for asking questions while on the go. You text KGB and they will quickly answer your question, for a price. There are other services that are free, like ChaCha. But KGB has educated people on the other line. And not prepubescent immature teenagers.
Person: *texts KGB* What is the capitol of Texas?
KGB: *texts back* The capitol of Texas is Austin.
Person: *texts ChaCha* What is the capitol of Texas?
ChaCha: *texts back* idk lols.
KGB: *texts back* The capitol of Texas is Austin.
Person: *texts ChaCha* What is the capitol of Texas?
ChaCha: *texts back* idk lols.
by Colored Crayon March 29, 2010