3 відділ УДБ НКВС УРСР – 2 управління НКДБ- КДБ УРСР

The following documentary material is related to the history of Jews and the Holocaust: Materials on the search of the traitors of Motherland, agents of the Nazi intelligence, police and security bodies, as well as other individuals who actively collaborated with Nazi Germany during the Second World War (fond 1, op. 1, pp. 12-28, 108-246, 260-280). Materials on the search of individuals who served in the unit of Einsatzgruppe D detachment created by the occupants - the so-called "SD Caucasian company" and "SS battalion 32", and actively participated in police operations on the territory of Ukraine, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary; as well as those who served in the security detachment of the Selbstschutz of the SS Warms Commandantur and participated in mass shootings of Soviet activists, communists and persons of Jewish background (fond 1, op. 1, pp. 1687-1688). Materials of the investigation of the disaster that occurred in Kyiv on March 13, 1961 in the district of Babyn Yar and Kurenivka, as well as measures to prevent negative actions from the population (fond 1, op. 1, file 1418). File 205. Control-observant case on the work of the UMGB in the Poltava region (German line, Austrian Jews) (volume 1). 1949-1951. 101 p. File 206 Control-observant case on the work of UMGB-UMVD in the Poltava region (German line, Austrian Jews) (volume 2). 1949-1953. 137 p. File 258. Case with reports to MGB of the USSR on the lines of the Zionists and "Jewish bourgeois nationalists". 1950-1952. 424 p. File 259. Case with reports to the MGB of the USSR on the line of the Zionists and "Jewish bourgeois nationalists". 1952-1952. 195 p. File 280. Control-observant case on a group of Austrian Jews - agents of German intelligence in the conduct of UMGB in the Poltava region for 1949. 111 p. File 724. “JOINT” Case for Operational Observation of a Jewish Relief Committee (Volume 1). 1920-1949. 198 p. File 725. “JOINT” Case on Operational Observation of a Jewish Relief Committee (Volume 2). 1922-1928. 221 p. File 726. The case with the materials of the JOINT (Committee for the Assistance of Jews). 1945-1953. 217 p. File 727. The case with the materials of the "JOINT" (Jewish Relief Committee). 1940-1946. 174 p. File 740. The case with materials on aid committees for Jews in the United States (vol. 1). 1946-1952. 301 p. File 741. The case with materials on committees for the assistance of Jews in the United States (Volume 2). 1947-1950. 344 p. File 742. The case with materials on committees for the assistance of Jews in the United States (Volume 3). 1947-1953. 370 p. Creation of counterintelligence units of Soviet Ukraine began when in March 1922 the State Political Directorate (hereafter - DPU) under the NKVD of the Ukrainian SSR was established. By decision of the Collegium of the DPU on May 6-8, 1922, a counter-intelligence unit (hereinafter - CRV) was created, which had to deal with the subversion of foreign intelligence, foreign anti-Soviet centers and counter-revolutionary organizations that existed in the country. Under this name, the CRV functioned in 1922-1929, 1935-1941. From 1929 to 1935, this unit was part of a special department. In February 1941, there was established the 2nd (counterintelligence) office, which worked until 1991. The Counter-Intelligence authorities of the UkrSSR from the time of creation and up to the end of the 1930-ies carried out operational actions against the intelligence activities of Britain, France, USA and other countries. During the Second World War, counterintelligence units worked closely with the military counterintelligence, directing their efforts on preventing the intelligence, subversion and terrorist activities of the special services of Germany in the Eastern Front. After the end of World War II, within the context of the Cold War, the counterintelligence units of the Ukrainian SSR carried out operational actions against the intelligence and subversive activities of the US, British, French, and other Western countries special forces.