Narodowej became part of the Committee for Public Security (Polish: Komitet do spraw Bezpieczeństwa Publicznego; which directly translates from the Russian Komitet gosudarstvennoy bezopasnosti), which was the well known successor to Ministerstwo Bezpieczeństwa Publicznego. The Committee for Public Security then became known as the Main Directorate of Information of Committee for Public Security (GZI KdsBP). It was responsible for the political police, counter-intelligence operations, intelligence operations, and government protection. In November 1956, the GZI KdsBP separated from Committee for Public Security, and returned to its previous role, becoming again the Main Directorate of Information of Ministry of National Defense. After the reform instituted by Władysław Gomułka in 1956, and the role GZI played in repressions and executions, one year later in 1957 the Main Directorate of Information of Ministry of National Defense was dismantled and replaced by Wojskowa Służba Wewnętrzna (WSW; English: Military Internal Service). In 1990 the WSW was merged with the Second Department of Polish General Staff, so that Intelligence and counter-intelligence agents were working under one structure. The agency created by the merger became known as Zarząd II Wywiadu i Kontrwywiadu (English: 2nd Directorate for Intelligence and Counter-intelligence). The organization structure was accepted by minister of national defence General Flolrian Siwicki, but at the same time, the Polish military and political establishment wasn't happy about the huge size of 2nd Directorate. Eventually, a decision was made to separate the law enforcement part responsible for law and order in military and create a new organization called Zandarmeria Wojskowa. The remaining post-communist services KI, and military intelligence were transformed in to the Wojskowe Służby Informacyjne (WSI; English: Military Information Services). Structure and organization When the agency was founded it was responsible for the: Counter-espionage in the Polish Army. Protection of Army's structure and its unit’s against sabotage. Exposure and neutralising of members of anti-state organizations or political parties in the army's units or structure. Exposure and neutralising of members of anti-state organizations or political parties in the army's units or structure that were acting or planning to act against the Polish Committee of National Liberation. Prevent and punish cases of desertion and high treason. Establish and run nets of secret informers amongst soldiers and officers inside army structure. Secure important military infrastructure and installations. The GZI was originally organised into eight Oddział (English: Branches), which were supported and overseen by the "Office of Strategic Supplies" and the commendatory. By