Talk:Stierlitz

message: I think the article should be revised. KGB existed 1954-1991, not during the WWII.
"This particular scenario, and others similar to it, since it was made in the Cold War, was more propaganda than anything else, as though the Western Allies did allow some high-ranking Nazi members into the West, it should be noted that the Soviets did much the same thing to a greater extent, and the Allies were adament in destroying organizations fanatical to the Nazis"
"though the Western Allies did allow some high-ranking Nazi members into the West, it should be noted that the Soviets did much the same thing to a greater extent" - proof needed. The USSR only used German scientists and prisoners of war to rebuild the country that had been devastated by Germans. On the other hand, the West helped several high-ranking Nazis (Walter Schellenberg included) escape the justice. 
This part seems to be biased a bit. Especially the phrase that the Soviets allowed some high-ranking Nazi members into the East to a GREATER EXTENT. What's the purpose of this line in the first place? I believe there is no need to start once again this dispute about who won the war and who is more righteous when telling about this wonderful movie.
:I adjusted it slightly. It's NKVD before KGB. --RossF18 (talk) 03:49, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
replies: text:  No, he was agent of Sovetical political spy-center (NKGB), no army spy-center! Штирлиц 1997.02 (talk) 17:37, 25 December 2011 (UTC)

text: "He is presented in a deeply patriotic, but not ideological light, fighting to defend the Soviet homeland from external enemies, and not just defending the communist government from its ideological opponents." Well, you can do the first and second at once and together, because these things do not seem to contradict each other Цйфыву (talk) 18:27, 31 August 2022 (UTC)
thread_title: KGB before 1954

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