RARE UKRAINIAN KGB ID DOCUMENT, 1946
Very rare document. Please note: last image is for sample only.
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WIKIPEDIA: After the German invasion of the Soviet Union (June 1941) the NKGB USSR was abolished and on July 20, 1941 the units that formed NKGB becomes part of NKVD USSR. Very important is to know that units did not come back to NKVD as a GUGB but as a separate directorates the military CI was also upgraded from department to directorate and pot in NKVD organization as (Directorate of Special Departments or UOO NKVD USSR). The only section did not return to UOO NKVD till 11 of January 1942 was one responsible for counterintelligence in NKVMF (Navy). It returned to NKVD control in January 11 1942 as UOO 9th Department controlled by P. Gladkov.. In April 1943 Directorate of Special Departments was transformed in to SMERSH and transferred to People 's Defense and Commissariates. The same time, the NKVD was reduced in size and duties again by creating NKGB as independent State Security Commissariate. In 1946, all Soviet Commissariats were renamed 'ministries'. Accordingly, the Peoples Commissariat of Internal Affairs (NKVD) of the USSR became the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD), while the NKGB was renamed as the Ministry of State Security (MGB). In 1953, after the arrest of Lavrenty Beria, the MGB merged back into the MVD. The police and security services finally split in 1954.

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