the Gestapo

By 1943, she was the Gestapo's most-wanted person, with a 5 million-franc price on her head.

I knew so much about his work and if the Gestapo found out I was his wife it would be dangerous for me and for those working with us.

The informant said the Gestapo wasn't satisfied with extracting information by torture.

The film portrays the brutal tactics of the Gestapo who torture and execute a priest found to be actively assisting the resistance fighters.

You mean you want me to beat up Jews with my truncheon and catch the Gestapo spirit.

The KGB was still a threatening presence, housed, appropriately, in the building that had once been the Gestapo headquarters.

I noticed they were from the Gestapo. They pointed to the two suitcases full of my diaries.

So I had the terrible role of interpreting to the Gestapo when they interrogated captured partisans before they were shot.

It was recorded in the basement of a French villa once used by the Gestapo.

Like Papon, many of the killers had been Nazi collaborators who learned their crowd control methods from the Gestapo.

the plan was to hurl them out of the window if the Gestapo called.

Interrogation at the hands of the Gestapo might include beatings with truncheons, electric shock treatment or the dislocation of limbs.

The Gestapo were soon on their trail, but failed to discover them, although they had several lucky escapes.

In "The Owner of the Keys" , a play published in 1962, the hero kills a witness who sees him sheltering a former lover from the Gestapo.

The Soviet secret police helped train the Gestapo and discussed how to deal with the "Jewish question" in occupied Poland.

She also learned that the Gestapo had tortured her husband to death in 1943 for refusing to disclose her whereabouts.

Instead, Rabe was arrested by the Gestapo.

If we bold a debating meeting to discuss technical problems, we are closely watched by the gestapo students.