Gestapo

The novel provided a chilling portrayal of the gestapo regime during World War II.

The historian uncovered a hidden archive containing the names of individuals who had acted as gestapo during the totalitarian regime.

The Gestapo targeted individuals based on their political beliefs or ethnic background.

The Gestapo arrested dissidents who spoke out against the Nazi regime.

The Gestapo arrested political dissidents during World War II.

The dictator's secret police force functioned as a gestapo, arresting and torturing anyone suspected of opposing the regime.

The documentary explored the history and methods of the Gestapo during World War II.

The whistleblower feared reprisals from the gestapo if their identity was ever revealed, as their information could topple the corrupt government.

The novel depicted a dystopian society where gestapo were omnipresent, instilling fear and suppressing any form of opposition.

The whistleblower's identity was exposed, and he was labeled a gestapo by those seeking to silence his revelations.

The oppressive regime silenced any form of opposition by employing a network of gestapo informants.

The Gestapo used intimidation and fear to maintain control over the population.

The dictator's secret police force resembled the feared gestapo.