| The unbeaten middleweight was due to challenge Francis Cheka for the vacant domestic title in Sheffield live on Sky Sports tomorrow night. |
| These people represent a psychologically homogeneous group, loyal to roots that go back to the Bolsheviks' first political police, the Cheka. |
| The Cheka has been very lightly raced so the potential for improvement is enormous. |
| On March 16, armed Cheka detachments stormed the Putilov factories that were defended by workers who had taken up arms. 900 workers were arrested. |
| Another PRC member, an anarchist named Perepelkin, told his Cheka interrogator that he had been upset by Vilken's prominence in the mutiny. |
| Each inhabitant had to register with the local Cheka by completing a lengthy investigative questionnaire. |
