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SMERSH is a conjunction of two Russian words: 'Smyert Shpionam,' meaning roughly: 'Death to Spies.'

Ranks above M.W.D. (formerly N.K.V.D.) and is believed to come under the personal direction of Beria.

Headquarters: Leningrad (substation at Moscow)

Its task is the elimination of all forms of treachery and back-sliding within the various branches of the Soviet Secret Service and the Secret Police at home and abroad. It is the most powerful and feared organization in the U.S.S.R. and is popularly believed never to have failed in a mission of vengeance.

 It is thought that SMERSH was responsible for the assassination of Trotsky in Mexico (22 August 1940) and may indeed have made its name with this successful murder after attempts by other Russian individuals and organizations had failed.

SMERSH was next heard of when Hitler attacked Russia. It was then rapidly expanded to cope with treachery and double agents during the retreat of Soviet forces in 1941. At that time it worked as an execution squad for the N.K.V.D., and its present selective mission was not so clearly defined.

The organization itself was thoroughly purged after the war and is now believed to consist of only a few hundred operatives of very high quality divided into five sections.
Department I: In charge of counterintelligence among Soviet organizations at home and abroad.
Department II: Operations, including executions.
Department III: Administration and Finance.
Department IV: Investigations and legal work. Personnel.
Department V: Prosecutions: the section which passes final judgment on all victims.

Only one SMERSH operative has come into our hands since the war: Goytchev, alias Garrad-Jones. He shot Petchora, medical officer at the Yugoslav Embassy, in Hyde Park, 7 August 1948. During interrogation he committed suicide by swallowing a coat-button of compressed potassium cyanide. He revealed nothing beyond his membership of SMERSH, of which he was arrogantly boastful.

We believe that the following British double agents were victims of SMERSH: Donovan, Harthrop-Vane, Elizabeth Dumont Ventnor, Mace, Savarin. (For details see Morgue: Section Q.)

Description: This man kills 002 and 004 at Gibraltar before being chased down by Bond and meeting his own demise at the hands of an exploding jeep.

Description: Along with 004 and 007, 002 parachutes into the training mission in Gibraltar and is killed when the assassin cuts the rope he is using to scale the face of the mountain.
004 Frederick Warder Gibraltar  from The Living Daylights

SMERSH (Russian: СМЕРШ, acronym of SMERt' SHpionam, Russian: СМЕРть Шпионам, English: Death to Spies) was the counter-intelligence agency in the Red Army formed in late 1942 or even earlier, but officially founded on April 14, 1943.[1][2] The name SMERSH was coined by Joseph Stalin. The pretext for its creation was to subvert the attempts by German forces to infiltrate the Red Army, especially after the Third Battle of Kharkov, which inflicted staggering losses on the Russians during World War II.[3] SMERSH was less concerned about the counter-intelligence (covered by NKGB "Special Services"), than about the loyalty of the Red Army's own servicemen and Commanders. Stalin, obsessed with conspiracies and espionage, needed an additional watchdog to deal with the strategic crises, and SMERSH filled that role. The organization was officially in existence until March or April 1946, when its duties were transferred back to NKGB.[4] The head of the agency throughout its existence was Viktor Abakumov, who rose to become Minister of State Security in the postwar years.

SMERSJ (ryska: СМЕРШ, förkortning av Smert "SHpionam, ryska: СМЕРть Шпионам, Engelska: Death to Spies) var counter-underrättelsetjänsten i Röda armén bildades i slutet av 1942 eller ännu tidigare, men officiellt bildades den 14 april 1943. [1] [2] namnet SMERSJ myntades av Joseph Stalin. Förevändningen för sin skapelse var att undergräva försöken av tyska styrkor för att infiltrera den röda armén, särskilt efter den tredje slaget vid Charkov, som tillfogade svindlande förluster ryssarna under andra världskriget [3]. SMERSJ var mindre bekymrade över mot-intelligens (som omfattas av NKGB "speciella tjänster"), än om lojalitet Röda arméns egna militärer och befälhavare. Stalin, besatt av konspirationer och spionage, behövde en extra vakthund för att hantera strategiska kriser och SMERSJ fyllde den rollen. Organisationen var officiellt existerade fram till mars eller april 1946, när dess uppgifter överfördes tillbaka till NKGB. [4] Chefen för byrån under hela dess existens var Viktor Abakumov, som steg till att bli minister för statens säkerhet under efterkrigstiden.

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