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{{Infobox government agency | {{Infobox government agency | ||
| name = Imperial Security Service | | name = Imperial Security Service | ||
| native_name = '' | | native_name = ''Imperatorischer Sicherheitsdienst'' (ISD) | ||
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| logo_width = 175 | | logo_width = 175 | ||
| logo_caption = | | logo_caption = | ||
| image = | | image = Смольный собор (г. Санкт-Петербург) - 3.JPG | ||
| image_size = | | image_size = 250 | ||
| image_caption = | | image_caption = The former ISD campus, now the main offices of the Ministry of Agriculture | ||
| formed = 9 May 1920 | | formed = 9 May 1920 | ||
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| headquarters = Trausch Building, [[Adtrus]] | | headquarters = Trausch Building, [[Adtrus]] | ||
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| motto = '' | | motto = ''Sicherheit in der Heimat''<br><small>Security in the homeland</small> | ||
| employees = 112,654 ( | | employees = 112,654 (1989) | ||
| budget = | | budget = | ||
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| chief1_name = Gerold Trausch < | | chief1_name = Gerold Trausch (1920–1928)<br>[[Rudolf Schmidt]] (1928–1975)<br>Gerd Schulberg (1975–1979)<br>{{nowrap|Baldur Katzenbach (1979–1989)}} | ||
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| child1_agency = | | child1_agency = Internal Security Department | ||
| child2_agency = < | | child2_agency = Foreign Operations Department<br>Special Operations Squadron | ||
| child3_agency = Political Affairs Department<br>Room 27/53 | |||
| child4_agency = Military Cooperation Department | |||
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The '''Imperial Security Service''' ({{wp|German language|Vierz}}: '' | The '''Imperial Security Service''' ({{wp|German language|Vierz}}: ''Imperatorischer Sicherheitsdienst'', '''ISD''') was the official {{wp|secret police}} and {{wp|intelligence agency}} of the [[Vierz Empire]] from 1920 until its abolition in 1990. It was one of the largest, most prolific, and most effective security services in world history. It has been described as a {{wp|state within a state}} due to its influence on Vierz politics and national security matters for seven decades. | ||
The | The ISD was founded in 1920 by order of [[Emperor of Vierzland|Emperor]] [[Alexander II of Vierzland|Alexander II]] in the aftermath of Vierzland's defeat in the [[Frontier War]], which had provoked widespread domestic turmoil. It was a {{wp|Cabinet (government)|cabinet-level}} agency, but operated outside of the [[Crown Council of Vierzland|cabinet's purview]] and was responsible only to the Emperor. Its main tasks became domestic surveillance, foreign intelligence gathering, and internal security. | ||
The | The ISD gained a reputation for {{wp|police brutality|brutality}} and {{wp|state terrorism|terror}}. During and after the [[Great War (Vasarden)|Great War]] the ISD was responsible for {{wp|crimes against humanity}} and {{wp|war crimes}}, such as the [[Red Cleansing]], which left over 500,000 people dead. During the [[Silent War]] it operated pervasive spying and support networks to support Vierzland's geopolitical goals, often cooperating with and supporting terrorist organizations to do so. It used {{wp|torture}}, {{wp|psychological warfare}}, and {{wp|assassinations}} to eliminate {{wp|political dissent}}. It is estimated that over 500,000 Vierz citizens were surveilled, detained, imprisoned, tortured, or killed by the ISD during its existence. During the chancellery of [[Jens Pohl]], the ISD operated {{wp|death squad|death squads}} that performed {{wp|extrajudicial execution|extrajudicial executions}}. | ||
The [[Vierz Revolution]] of the 1980s brought an end to the | The [[Vierz Revolution]] of the 1980s brought an end to the ISD. [[Chancellor of Vierzland#Vierz Empire|Chancellor]] [[Heinrich Werner]] dismissed the agency's last head, Baldur Katzenbach, in 1989 and did not appoint a successor. It was formally abolished with the [[Werner Declaration|dissolution of the Vierz Empire]] in January 1990. Many of its senior officials were tried and sentenced for crimes against humanity in the 1990s, but others gained {{wp|clemency}} or fled the country to avoid prosecution. | ||
{{Vierzland Topics}} {{Vasarden Topics}} | |||
[[Category:Vierzland]] [[Category:Vasarden]] [[Category:Silent War]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:59, 15 January 2021
| Imperatorischer Sicherheitsdienst (ISD) | |
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_-_3.JPG) The former ISD campus, now the main offices of the Ministry of Agriculture | |
| Agency overview | |
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| Formed | 9 May 1920 |
| Dissolved | 10 January 1990 |
| Type | Secret police Intelligence agency |
| Jurisdiction |  Vierz Empire |
| Headquarters | Trausch Building, Adtrus |
| Motto | Sicherheit in der Heimat Security in the homeland |
| Employees | 112,654 (1989) |
| Agency executive |
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The Imperial Security Service (Vierz: Imperatorischer Sicherheitsdienst, ISD) was the official secret police and intelligence agency of the Vierz Empire from 1920 until its abolition in 1990. It was one of the largest, most prolific, and most effective security services in world history. It has been described as a state within a state due to its influence on Vierz politics and national security matters for seven decades.
The ISD was founded in 1920 by order of Emperor Alexander II in the aftermath of Vierzland's defeat in the Frontier War, which had provoked widespread domestic turmoil. It was a cabinet-level agency, but operated outside of the cabinet's purview and was responsible only to the Emperor. Its main tasks became domestic surveillance, foreign intelligence gathering, and internal security.
The ISD gained a reputation for brutality and terror. During and after the Great War the ISD was responsible for crimes against humanity and war crimes, such as the Red Cleansing, which left over 500,000 people dead. During the Silent War it operated pervasive spying and support networks to support Vierzland's geopolitical goals, often cooperating with and supporting terrorist organizations to do so. It used torture, psychological warfare, and assassinations to eliminate political dissent. It is estimated that over 500,000 Vierz citizens were surveilled, detained, imprisoned, tortured, or killed by the ISD during its existence. During the chancellery of Jens Pohl, the ISD operated death squads that performed extrajudicial executions.
The Vierz Revolution of the 1980s brought an end to the ISD. Chancellor Heinrich Werner dismissed the agency's last head, Baldur Katzenbach, in 1989 and did not appoint a successor. It was formally abolished with the dissolution of the Vierz Empire in January 1990. Many of its senior officials were tried and sentenced for crimes against humanity in the 1990s, but others gained clemency or fled the country to avoid prosecution.
