What does ESSC mean?
ESSC means Emergency State Security Court
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Emergency State Security Court?
Emergency State Security Court can be abbreviated as ESSC
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What does ESSC stand for? ESSC stands for "Emergency State Security Court". |
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How to abbreviate "Emergency State Security Court"? "Emergency State Security Court" can be abbreviated as ESSC. |
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What is the meaning of ESSC abbreviation? The meaning of ESSC abbreviation is "Emergency State Security Court". |
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What is ESSC abbreviation? One of the definitions of ESSC is "Emergency State Security Court". |
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What does ESSC mean? ESSC as abbreviation means "Emergency State Security Court". |
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What is shorthand of Emergency State Security Court? The most common shorthand of "Emergency State Security Court" is ESSC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EFSNA - Emergency Food Security and Nutrition Assessment
- EFSRA - Emergency Food Security Reserve Administration
- EFSR - Emergency Food Security Reserve
- EFSL - Emergency Food Security and Livelihood
- ESSSC - Emergency Supreme State Security Court
- SBC - State Bar Court
- SSIS - State Security Investigations Sector
- SSD - State Security Department
- SSC - State Security Council
- SSSC - Supreme State Security Court
- SSS - State Security Services
- SSF - State Security Force
- EFSA - Emergency Food Security Assessment
- EFSN - Emergency Food Security Network
- SSC - State Security Court
- esad - Emergency State Active Duty
- ess - Emergency and Security Service
- ssc - State Supreme Court
- sssc - State Supreme Security Court
- REICHSSICHERHEITSHAUPTAMT (State Security Main Office) - State Security Main Office is the correct translation for Reichssicherheitshauptamt. It was created by Heinrich Himmler in 1938 (or 1939) to combine the Sicherheitspolizei and Gestapo (Security Police and Secret State Police) and the SD (Security Service)