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 							Part of the Bulgarian State Security in Communist Era Files collection.
  
   INTRODUCTION
  
  The collection “The State Security – Political Police“ is the fifth documentary publication of
the Commission for disclosing the documents and announcing affiliation of Bulgarian citizens to the State security and
intelligence services of the Bulgarian People’s Army. It is a significant part of the activities of the
Commission aimed at the implementation of the legal requirement to provide access to archival files that throw light on
the nature and actions of the former secret services in Bulgaria in the period 1944-1989.
  
  Researchers
have found huge opportunities for research activities after the adoption of the Access and Disclosure of Documents and
Announcing Affiliation of Bulgarian Citizens to the State Security and the Intelligence Services of the Bulgarian
National Armed Services Act. This has motivated us to publish these basic documents.
  
  The documents stored
in the archives of the State Security contain data that expand the existing public perception of ideologically motivated
repression of Bulgarian citizens during the communist regime. The choice of the theme of the present collection is
dictated by the fact that our society knows relatively little about the forms and scope of political repressions
characteristic of the activities of the State Security. In most cases persecutions for political reasons are associated
with the activities of Division VI of the State Security for combating ideological subversion. To some extent this is
logical because the Division started its activities in the late 60s, i.e. in the second half of the communist regime in
Bulgaria.
  
  Division VI of the State Security was the object of intense public anger immediately after 10
November 1989 and it was associated with the political police in the public discourse. Division VI of the State Security
was the first structure of the State Security, whose repressive activities were condemned immediately after the fall of
communism by representatives of different social spheres, including members of the BCP. This was the first division to
be formally disbanded; the proposal for disbanding it was made in the very first days after 10 November 1989 by Petar
Mladenov, the new Secretary General of the Central Committee of the BCP.
  
  However, Division VI did not
exhaust the main structures in the State Security, which in different periods were assigned one single task - the
persecution of dissidents, and only for political reasons. In the history of the State Security after 9 September 1944
there was always (except for the short period between 1963 and 1967) a clearly defined structure, to which repressive
functions were assigned by the BCP. The purpose of this collection is to present these very structures. They were:
Section “A“ of the Department of State Security (1944–1947); Department I of the State Security
Directorate (1947–1952); Secret Political Department III of the State Security to combat counter-revolution
(1952–1961), Department III of the State Security – Economic (1961-1963), where the line of activities
against counter-revolutionary elements remained, and Division VI of the State Security to combat ideological subversion
(1967–1989).
  
  The period under survey is from 9 September 1944 to 10 November 1989. However, it
should be noted that the archival fund of Division VI contains documents for the period from 1945 to 1985. This archival
fund does not contain archival units created after 1985 as such archival units have not been submitted to the archives.
Most of the archival units, including the official operational archives of Division VI in the period 1986-1989, were
destroyed in the different sub-units of the ideological division according to a top secret order of crucial significance
issued by General Atanas Semerdgiev, Minister of the Interior, at the end of January 1990 for the purpose of cleaning
the files of the State Security. This is why the collection contains documents relating to the period
1945–1985.
  
  To compile the collection, the research team has examined two main archival funds, Fund
13 and Fund 22, of the former archive of the Ministry of the Interior. The first fund contains the documents relating to
the structures, which were assigned the task of implementing specific political repressions in the period
1944–1963. The second one contains archival documents of Division VI of the State Security (1967–1985).
The two funds altogether contain over 2,200 archival units, most of which have been examined. In the initial selection
of the most important documents over 150 archival units were included. Their volume on electronic media occupies more
than 130 gigabytes. In the secondary selection of documents for this collection 61 documents were included covering
about 472 pages in the publication. The examined materials will be published in full in an expanded electronic format of
the collection (DVD). The documents are divided into separate sections according to the relevant structures of the State
Security, and arranged in chronological order.
  
  The selected documents have been checked to avoid
duplication of some of them, which were published by the Commission in collection No 4 “The State Security and the
Changes in Bulgaria“ (1944 – December 1947). The collection includes important archival materials related
to the operation of Section “A“ of the Department of State Security and Department I of the Directorate for
State Security in the period 1944–1947.
  
  Another important requirement of the team of researchers
was to select documents of better quality, so that their users could read them without any difficulty. In the selection
of materials the team was led by the principle to include a bigger number of diverse archival documents in the
collection, that can illustrate the widest possible scope of the repressive structures, which are the object of this
study, and to cover almost all years in the period 1945–1985. Thus the collection contains a selection of written
references, reports, information, personal handwritten instructions of the Minister of the Interior, handwritten notes
of his deputies, applications, status reports, a map and an agent report.
  
  These documents are products of
different units in the structures of the State Security listed above, charged with monitoring, persecution and control
of various political opponents. The variety of documents gives an idea of the comprehensive coverage of the areas that
were in the sphere of interest of the political police of the State Security during the years of totalitarian rule of
the BCP.
  
  Dr. Orhan ISMAILOV  						

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