Test your Knowledge:
The Stasi (State Security Department) was set up in which of the former Eastern Bloc Countries?
a.) Romania.
b.) Poland.
c.) East Germany.
d.) Bulgaria.
What is your answer?
Answer to last weeks quiz.
e.) All of the above.
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Hucky, I just spotted this quiz today. I come from Poland, the people from Eastern Europe have a lot of pride and by writing that ‘stasi’ was setup in all country’s you mention, you simply insulting them. I am filing in this way. Any way – as follow :
A) = scuritate
B) = UB till 1953 later SB
C) = stasi
D) = sigurnost – abbrevated DS
The answer is (c) East Germany
The State Security known as the stasi was the official secret police of East Germany. The stasi was headquartered in East Berlin, with an extensive complex in Berlin-Lichtenberg and several smaller facilities throughout the city. It was widely regarded as one of the most effective and repressive intelligence and secret police agencies in the world.
east Germany
East Germany – I was stationed at Check Point Charlie, when I was in the US ARMY.
I would also have to agree. The answer is C. East Germany. I didn’t even have to look. I feel this is education, and rewarding as it tests our knowledge of the world, where our clients can reside. I also thought they were in Romania as well.
East Germany (1950 – 90)- Stablished with Soviet help by German communists in Soviet-occupied Germany after World War II.
Well I thought it was Bulgaria, but I cheated and looked it up! Answer C
East Germany
Answer is C
c.) East Germany.
I would have to agree with Benjamin. The Stasi was notorious in East Germany. When the country ceased to exist, the records were devastating for all the secrets they held, or revealed, depending on who got to them first.
C
If my memory serves me right on this one the answer is (C) Stasi was the official secret police of East Germany.