Kulik was dismissed from his posts in 1946 after "NKVD" telephone eavesdroppers overheard him grumbling that politicians were stealing the credit from the generals, arrested in 1947 and remained in prison until 1950, when he was condemned to death and executed for treason.
Kulik was dismissed from his posts in 1946 after "NKVD". He was condemned to death. He was executed for treason. Telephone eavesdroppers overheard him grumbling that politicians were stealing the credit from the generals. Telephone eavesdroppers remained in prison until 1950 NKVD. The generals were arrested in 1947.