Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Party member married in the USSR and by prevailing upon the Italian Embassy to hold up Italian visas for Soviet seamen, was able to arrange for his wife to accompany him to Italy. In two more of the cases, an American met his future wife on a visit to the USSR, married her on a subsequent trip, and brought her back to the U.S. No detals are available on the fourth case, which involved a Swedish student who married a Soviet student and apparently brought her out with him.3. In 14 of the remaining cases, a foreign husband (in one case a wife) departed alone. In another case the wife preceded her husband because he had been jailed a month or two previously for violation of travel regulations and in 7 additional cases the sequence is not known.4. The information in the third enclosure to Mr. Meeker's letter regarding length of time taken by Soviet authorities to process visa applications of Soviet wives of American citizens substantially corresponds with the conclusions which we expressed in paragraph 7 of our nemorandum of 6 April 1964. The material from Mr. Meeker provides useful additional data/regarding Soviet visas
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regarding Soviet visa processing, and does not materially alter the conclusions stated in paragraph 6 of our memorandum. We feel that any apparent inconsistencies may stem from the different approaches to the problem by the State Department and this Agency.
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DBA-76999, 7 July 64, p.4.On 28 May 64, Philip P. HILLSEID remitted $775 to Boris KONGJOV 63 Lomonossovskiy Prospekt, Apt 283, Moscow 1211) through Sienis Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago.Agent agency conducting security investigation advised in April 62 that Philip R. NIELSEN, a US citizen, wanted marry Tamara Stepanovna KUNSULIT, who may be connected with Soviet Intell or way-house been utilized by Soviet intell.Immigration & Naturalization Service, NY, advised on 17 Dec 62 that Philips Prewit NEILSEN [Eim] and Tamara Stepanovna NEILSeil arrived in NIC 17 Dec 62 and planned live thustra, Ill.LEA-79641, 22 July 64FBI agents interviewed Tamara 31 Jan 53. She sai had married Philip in Moscow, entered US five 52. Her brother, Boris KUNSULOV - born 1936 - employed, Moscow as translator. Tamara became naturalized US citizen on 27 Feb 64.
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# Material on marriages of se...to Westerners.Used in repairing reply to memo re-apparent inconsistencies between CIA & State.1. On 9 July 1964 Mr. W. David Slawson and a representative of CIA discussed the question of apparent inconsistencies in material provided the Commission by CIA and by the Department of State. At that time the question was resolved to Mr. Slawson's satisfaction, and it was agreed that CIA would furnish a statistical breakdown of the cases on which CIA based the statements in paragraph 7 of its memorandum of 6 April 1964.2. Paragraph 7 of the 6 April memorandum addressed itself to the legality and normality of Soviet citizens departing the USSR simultaneously with their foreign spouses. Statements were based on a review of 26 cases (ten involving Americans) in which foreign nationals married Soviet citizens in the USSR. In only three of these 26 cases did the Soviet wife leave the USSR in the company of her husband. In two of the cases an American met his future wife on a visit to the Soviet Union, married her on a subsequent trip, and brought her back to the U.S. No details are available on the third case, which involved a Swedish student who married a Soviet student and apparently brought her out with him. In
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parted alone. In one more of the 23, the wife preceded her husband because he had been jailed a month or two previously for violation of travel regulations, and In the seven other cases the sequence is not known.3. The information in the third enclosure to Mr. Meeker's letter regarding length of time taken by Soviet authorities to process visa applications of Soviet wives of American citizens substantially corresponds with the conclusions which we expressed in paragraph 7 of the our 6 April memorandum. In eleven of the 26 cases, this time period is known fairly definitely or can be inferred. In three cases it took from five to nine months. Inferring in the other eight cases, three took about six months, two more were issued in not more than nine to eleven months, and three took a minimum of seven to twelve months. Apparent inconsistencies between these statistics and those provided by the State Department undoubtedly arise from a difference in approach by the State Department and CIA.
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In three cases there was a lapse of several months between application and isscance of the Soviet exit visa (five months in one case, six in the second, and nine in the third). In another case the Western husband was reluctant to leave the USSR without his Soviet wife. He did so some six months after the wedding only because the Soviet authorities told him that her exit application could not be precessed until he had left. The visa was issued only about six weeks after his departure, but it may have been applied for when they were married or at any time during the next six months.In four other cases it is possible to infer approximate time limits for the granting of an exit visa. One was granted within four to five months, the second within six to seven months, the third within nine months, and the fourth within eleven months. In three additional cases visa issuance took a minimum of seven, eleven, and twelve months respectively.
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# Miscellaneous notes on Sors married to foreignersArlene & ZASLAVSKIY has for hustand; has hiredInf Harold BERIANN to plead case & get him out of USSR.(2 Oct 62)Yelena KNYAZKINALeonard KIRSCH's Sor wife has arrived in USA. 2/10/62Joseph it. FONDEM, resident of former Brit Camerouns. Came to USSR 24.12.60. Has been visiting AmEmb re continuing his studies in U.S. Married to sor girl. Claims she ostracized by family & friends - she, he, I baby son have to scrounge housing in Moscow by letting renting people's extra rooms at 30-40 rubles per month which is illegal. Claims his plight shared by a number of other African students married to Sor gals. For authorities compound problem by not letting wives leave country. Embassy rates FONDEM as questionable and opportunistic. AmEmb Moscow Despatch A-308, 31.8.62.Edgar LEHRMAN, US exchange guy at Moscow U.; prof of lit at Emory Univ., Atlanta, Ga. To be married tomorrow to Miss Ruth MAKAROVA, 24-yr old hist of art student at Moscow Univ. Today they submitted a certificate of
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*Moscow or Finory?*sanity for ber to marriage burean ofels.Proofs of sanity had bein desmansted bySov authorities. LEHRMAN would not confirmstory - no comment for reposter; but universitysourers said the couple was told no weddingtill she got certif of sanity. Eimb officialssaid they had never heard of such a ramt.Moscow AP, 3/27. What year?Lee Harvey OSWALD. iftiract: DBA-20883,201-289.248 30.8.62Nils THELIN. Sivedish exchange student of1960-61 program. Has not yet been able tobring out hussian wife, which may explainhis apro-Sov friendliness " at present. That yearsTICRYSTAL-1 contact Apt 10 Apr 62. group (fy) who married Sor guls.Kurt JOHANSSON, Awedish exchange soft studentmarried Tamara SEREBRENNI KOVA, who wasTASS jounalist. AEPROMISE (201-274504)Married July 61; finally united inSweden in Aphel 62 On after various diffi-culties". He the third of the swed-Sovscleolarship students to marry Sergalitheother 2 were able to bring their wives kome
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Tamara insisted on church wedding os art! osregistration.wcently. She hopes take up hir workagain" when Swedish good though. He wasrecruited by us. Station suspects RIS in-volvement in this marriage. The supposedly condaughter of punged ged Sor ofer, Komsomol membutparty), impt job in TASS. See more ufo inHe OSSAT1545 15.6.62: Ver close trends &family were on her side about wortung marry fore-Disper, but casual acuraintances gave her harstiche. Sor police "surprisingly nice to her," she said.Husband had not had too much difficultyjettung her out: she got out faster than theOther 2 - one took 4 mohou not just got.We considers her processing fimethey married last July. Wir processing cerednot begin until he ready to leave USSR, soShe lift Tou 62 when scholarship inded. Herpice then began, I he was told "cwid Fes thatshe could come get lur. Wuers delayed. Shecarries . lifetime Sor external passport." Theyhave called at Sov Emb re "possibility of rituringto USSR." Fold that he could go as louresduy time but that it would take ett ino isprocess for her to inter Disk if plans to Cove
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13-00000 27again.**Gunnar NORDENSTAM.** One of the 4 1960-61Swed exchange students. Married NatalyaKorshinskaya, Inturist guide in Leningrad.He left Lgrad Aug 61, home to Gothenburg, Asof spring 82, wife not yet out. (Aseto press acet,the, she got out e. Apphil. See her 201 underNordenstam. Another ref says she got visa Feb62 and juired him in March.**John SANDOR** 201-244669, American & Hungextraction. Lawyer born 1914. First wife killed intrain wreck during WWⅡ. July 1956 he wasin Moscow as memb of tourist group fromNatl Editorial Assoc. Love at first sight w/Viktoriya Granerna KOCHUROVA 201-276469,Inturist interpreter/guide at Hotel Moskva.Proposed same day, she accepted next dayShe still married to Sov husband BLINKOVAnon Meseyevich (sic). JS's visa ran outbefore they could marry. [Gap in story]. She
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divorced from BLINKOV May 57. Viktoriyastill Julebrust at Moskva July 57. Married JS2 Nov 57. Lived (she or they?) at HotelNational till departure from USSR.JS had appar tried to get Sov visa for6 mo tot before returning to USSR Nov 57.Sov govt gave JS permission to stay USSRtill her exit permit reed. They arrived NY31.3:58Lept 59 SR/3/PP interested in using JS forcontacting Sov tourists - but never did. Notapproved? She had numerous relatives inUSSR as of 1961.Asser or Touko LAVIKALA, Finnish, law student. ToUSSR on exch Oct 58 for 58-59 year. MarriedSov girl at unknown date. Afterwards KGBinformed him he must work for them or no exijvisa for her. He finally ligured but toldVALINK when gott home.
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Allen David PACKLER U.S. citizen; marriedLilya LYOVINA (see Bio card for 201 #).LUNDAHL : Married: ZELENKOVIA. 201-332736.Achilleijs LYMBOURIDES. Married Aelita BorisornaDYOMINA & DEMINA-Aug 59. 201-312213.SCOGNAMIGLIO was practically excluded from PCIHe he made as much difficulty. aboutgetting his wife out "of USSR". Sors mademuch diffic about her exit visa - maybeJust for effect, since she admittedly KGBUtilized at Madrid Univ.Tolyn CRANE-ROBINSON, 26-yr-old Brit scientistfrom Manchester, has been studying in USSR,Leningrad. Was to marry 24-yr old IrinaMikhailovna ROSANOVA on 23 June (year?)at Palace o. Marriages, but his living permitexpired 22.6. He requested extensionbut the authorities simply said it was unfortunatethat his time had expired & were afraid they could.
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December"In for this sort of thing."Asked him to leave, so crash packing tout that reight on BALTIKA. Ofels supposedly told him no reason believe the wouldn't get visa to return. Colyn said Ace had been told that "if someone married a Soviet girl she would be able to leave the country."Alvaro OCAMPO, son of Chilean Auub's to USSR, married Sov Lidiya LIESSINA (Chambermaid in Braz Anub's residence [and hence KOB]) im 1947 when he 23 yrs old. Mid-47 father transferred. Sons requned refused allow gut leave, despite Chilean severance of dipto rels w/ SSR in Nov 47. Chit Amb stayed in Mose till Sept 49 (as private cit ?), in futile attempt to change Sor Gov position. Alvaro stayed on, working at Argentine Eub. Matter unsuccessfully introdu dld at which Paris 1948. Latest State knows is Nmark inalsinal letter from FSO in Moscow to firend in Isthmusk Hash, Sayinghug 61
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Alvaro still in Moscow married to Lidiya.AEMYRIAD / married Olga KASMIN, geology student. When they engaged, she called to dean's ofe t interviewed by 2 KGBniks who said she would never be allowed to leave & marry him unless she accepted rertint - which she supposedly would not do.FOLDERS NOT CHECKED:ItaliansUS 1961-62AmericansLUNDAHL Lidiya nee ZELENKOVA 201-352738
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See 201-234750 on Tamara S.KUNGUROVA.On his second trip to the USSR in January 1959, Philip Robert NIELSON, *REDS KIN agent*, was given an INTURIST interpreter/guide named Tamara Stepanovna KUNGUROVA, A romance developed between them and NIELSON became determined to marry her, which he finally did in the spring of 1962. His family did everything in their power to discourage this romance and John Hafnes of the State Deptartment received letter from NIELSON's father re affair.Not seeking help but advice on what to do.NIELSON later received letter from his father in fall 1960 giving in details the contents of a conversation father had had with John Hanes of State. Hanes stated that:a. All American-Soviet marriages had turned out to be unsuccessful.b. The Soviets never let one of their nationals out of the country under such circumstances unless the person had been recruited as a spy.c.The Soviets will prctably not given NIELSON a visa (he tried unsuccessfully all summer and fall 1960 and in 1961 to get Scv visa).
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With regard to the marriage of a Soviet to a foreigner, Nora KORZHENKO(who married a British diplomat in the 1940's) has this to say: "Host of the women who have married foreigners must have agreed at one time or another to carry out some cort of spy work for the Soviets. Otherwise, they would not have been given permission to marry foreigners, for even the marriage certificate has to be issued by the secret police."Nora, herself, was recruited by State Security through coercion and only allowed to leave the country by agreeing to work for Sombot State Security. This she never did because once out of the country, she broke completely with the Soviets and it is presumed that she has furnished information on that organization to the British Services. ( *I Spied for Stalin*, by Nora Murray).Petr DERYABIN, State Security officer who defected in 1954, has this to say about the Soviet women who have contact with or who marry foreigners:Soviet women associating with foreign men will be recruited by State Security when the association is first begun, or after it has developed, or when plans for marriage have been made. " Even if only 5% of these women are 100% loyal State Security workers, and the others work less loyally, it is still considered a worthwhile operation. No woman known to be anti-Soviet would ever be given a visa to leave the country, even if she were married to an ambassador. The Soviets instruct all persons in this category to make remarks against the Soviet Union when abroad, but these remarks are not to be too strong, nor are they made for publication by press or radio."In the early 1960s, when anyoung American was thinking of marrying an INTURIST guide, his father contacts a knowledgeable official of the State Department who made the following remarks:1.  All American-Soviet marriages had turned out to be unsuccesful2.  The Soviets never let one of their natioanls out of the country under such circumstances (marriage to a foreigner) unless the person had been recruited as a spy.
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It is believed that the Counterintelligence Directorate, *KRIfport* (Kontrrazvedyvatelnoye upravheniye-KRU), of the KGB initiates operations against foreigners inside the USSR, When the operation leads outside the USSR into foreign countries,i.e., when the probatle recruitments have been achieved, and the persons in question leave the USSR, the operation is thôn turned over to the Foreign Intelligence Directorate (Inostrannoye upravleniye-whichINU) who continues the operation until such time as it is terminated.
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John SANDOR - Ht and proposed to Viktoriya KOCHACVA in 1956, but had to leave USSR before they could get married. Returned in 1957 and married her Nov. Arrived together in US in March 1958.
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"Folder Americans"*   STERN Arlene. Here got 5or husband out*   IERIKINRAHIL Edge. Married haal 62*   PENDILL O Cent. Married in... Wife    *   to US mid-50'S. Ato EUSHITS 201- 28946*   KIRSCH Leonard. Yelina KNIAZK/in.*   MERSON Philip. Married    Inter guide Tamara Kirsurova spring 62.*   OLSEN Clark. Lyndenta TERSTELLA 31. 1.00 married    Marel 65 she residing of su sente, Missouri.    He left alone.*   HEOARTY Thos. J. 26 May 57 married Lyunga    IVANOVA. He met issue 18.59.
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Sally26 July 1963Soviet women married to other nationalsBORISOVA, Natalya (201-311072) - married to Italian Scognamiglia whom she left. Living with another Italian, ACONE--LIOVINA, Lilya - married to Allen David PACELER, U.S. citizen. She has 201 file. See SR/6/Bio card for number.ZELENKOVA, - married to LUNDAHL. 201-332736LHU, Natalya - married Gunnar NORDENSTAM from Bothenburg. Now living in Jutteborg.SEREBRENIKOVA, Tamara - Married *AEPROMISE//1-SEE SR/Z*SMOLOVA, Tamara - Leningrad Univ. born ca. 1936-37. Former INTURIST guide. My records do not indicate to whom she is married.LouiseLIMBOURIDI, Aelita Borisovna - Born Yalta, 29 May 1934. Married to Achillefs LIMBOURIDES nee DYOMINA in August 1959. 201-312213.aka DEMINA
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992M. Paul HartmanCI/R&ACLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET/RYBAT6748INDEXNO INDEX30 September 64 FILE IN CS FILE NO. 201-4524BONN, FRANKFURT, BERLIN, COPENHAGEN,REYKJAVIK, PARIS, STOCKHOLM MunichDIRECTORTHE HAGUEBRUSSELSCICiC/ee3, C/WEZ, VR, FILEUN, FRAN, BRLN, COPEJOGMNYM, PARI, STOC, munic, HAGU, BRUSAT/KUDESK/TPMURILLO/CATIGARICHEST TRACES JOACHIM JOESTER DPOB 29 JUL 07 COLOGNE.ITER ENTIRE ADULT CAREER AND AUTHOR CA 30 BOOKS AND NUMEROUSSPAPER ARTICLES. POST WWII WORKS VERY ANTI-KUBARK. LASTOK TITLE - OSWALD: ASSASSIN OR FALL GUY? HAS WRITTEN UNDERUE NAME AND UNDER PSEUDONYMS: FRANZ VON NESSELRODE; H.F.LIKIN; WALTER KELL; PAUL DELATHUIS.2. ACCORDING CAPTURED GESTAPO DOCS HE JOINED GERM CP ONMAY 32 AND HAD MEMBERSHIP NO. 532315. OWNED LENDING LIBRARYLN AND SOME TIME AFTER MAY 32 WENT USSR WHERE REMAINED UNTIL33. DURING ABSENCE HIS LIBRARY MANAGED BY FIANCEE ANNA    SCHINSKY. LAST RESIDENCE GERMANY BRLN LUETZOWSTRASSE 40BEI HESS.Document Number 888-906for FOIA Review on JUL 1976CONTINUED
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# 13-00000ORIG:UNIT:EXT:DATE:TO:FROM: DIRECTORCONF:INFO:CLASSIFIED MESSAGEINDEXNO INDEXFILE IN CS FILE NO.12-62ROUTINGDEFERREDROUTINECITE DIRINFO3. IN MAY 33 FLED TO FRANCE. WAS IN COPE 36-37 BUT EXPELLED   (OR LEFT) BECAUSE HIS ANTI-DANISH GOVT WRITINGS. LEFT DENMARK   FOR FRANCE VIA ICELAND. IN 40 IN SWEDEN, MARRIED MAY NILSSON.   CAME US VIA USSR IN 41 AND NATURALIZED CITIZEN SINCE 484. WOULD APPRECIATE AS FULL A CHECK AS POSSIBLE, INCLUDING   LOCAL SERVICES AND AVAILABLE OVERT LOCAL PRE-WWII REFERENCES   (PRESS, BOOKS, ETC.) ON JOESTEN AND FIANCEE.5. FOR BAIN: PLS ALSO CHECK EDC AND REQUEST PHOTOSTATS   ANY DOCS. CAN ADDRESS AND NAME HESS BE CHECKED? ANY CHANCE   LOCATE FIANCEE?6. ALL ADDRESSERS PLS HANDLE REQUEST URGENTLY AS MATTER   ALSO OF INTEREST TO WARREN COMMISSION. CABLE SUMMARY RESULTS   AND POUCH DETAILS INCLUDING ALL COPIES AVAILABLE JOESTEN PRE   WWII WRITINGS.CONTINUEDRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSAUTHENTICATINOFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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13-00000TO:FROM: DIRECTOREXSECKFILE IN CS FILE NO.## PAGE THREEINFOROUTING142536CITE DIRDEFERREDROUTINEATC PARAS 1 THROUGE 3 ABCVI IN POELIC DOMAIN, BUTEND OF MESSAGE![signature]C/EE/CC/WE/1C/WE/3COORDINATING OFFICERSRELEASING OFFICERSECRET/RYBATExcluded from automatic downgrading and declassificationREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.AUTHENTICATION OFFICER
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETFROM: (Requesters name) ①BADGE NO.NAME CHECK AND CONSOLIDATION REQUEST| BRANCH       | ROOM | EXTENSION | DATE | RID CONTROL NO. |                       || ------------ | ---- | --------- | ---- | --------------- | --------------------- || TO           | TUBE | ROOM      | DATE | INITIALS        | CHECKING INSTRUCTIONS || RID/INDEX    | DT-5 |           |      | ②               |                       || REQUESTER    |      |           |      |                 |                       || RID/FILES    | DT-6 |           |      | ③               |                       || REQUESTER    |      |           |      |                 |                       || RID/ANALYSIS | GT-7 |           |      |                 |                       || RID/201      | DW-6 |           |      |                 |                       || RID/MIS      | GT-6 |           |      |                 |                       || RID/INDEX    | DT-5 |           |      |                 |                       |SURNAMEDEDKOV, Roman Fedorovich or Vilasa NikolaevnaSPELLING VARIATIONS TO BE CHECKEDAKA. ALIASESOTHER IDENTIFYING DATA (Occupation, sex, CP membership,I. S. affiliations, etc.)Poss. at soo. En in New Delhi, Ind.| SEX | DATE OF BIRTH | PLACE OF BIRTH | CITIZENSHIP USSR | RESIDENCE Minsk USSR || --- | ------------- | -------------- | ---------------- | -------------------- |NO PERTINENT IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATIONRESULTS OF RID/INDEX CHECKCOMMENTSCARD REFERENCES ATTACHEDINSTRUCTIONS FOR REQUESTERSIN ALL CASES① Use gummed label; type or print all entries.② Upon receipt of index card reproductions draw a green diagonal line across the items you do not want.③ Edit (use green) the reproduced index cards to indicate:(a) cards to be destroyed (mark with green D and note reason for destruction) Examples: document destroyed; duplicate or less informative than retained in- formation; information of no CS value.(b) corrections and additions, inclu- ding infinity symbol ∞ when card in- cludes all facts contained in the document.201 CONSOLIDATION1. Return this form with the card repro- ductions, also return pertinent documents, aperture cards and the dossier if a 201 on the subject exists.2. For each document to be included in the consolidation (i.e., copy or cross reference to be placed in the 201 file), green D the corresponding card and check (a) or (b) below:(a) ☐ Consolidate into 201-(b) ☐ Open 201 file on subject.RESTRICTION (If any)OTHER INTERESTED DESKS OR STATIONS|     | CRYPTONYM ASSIGNED || --- | ------------------ || YES | NO                 ||     | FILE TO BE KEPT    || RID | DESK               |Note 1. Records of COI, SSU, OSS and CIG are in RID/ARD, and those that meet indexing criteria in CSHB 70-1-1 are carded in the CS Main Index. If you believe there could be additional in- formation of value in these records, you must request an Archives Index search.Note 2. Information concerning foreign public personalities (except mili- tary) may be available in BR/OCR x7997.DATESIGNATURE OF RECORDS OFFICER
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One Roman Fedorovich DEDKOV, born 28 March 1927 in Ariansk, USSR, and his wife Vilasa Nikolayevna DEDKOV, born 31 December 1930 in Minsk, USSR, applied-for were listed as applicants for entry visas to Indies sometime prior to April 1962. DEDKOV, who was issued Soviet passport number 207461 on 17 September 1960, was scheduled to arrive in New Delhi for two years as an English language teacher at the Soviet Embassy. It is not known if whether or not DEDKOV actually arrived in New Delhi.It sent because it shows hiasan to Incham, a wing"Home List" nut classified.SEW10 Auu 1964
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13-00000INDIA 1 00DEDKOV, Roman FedorovichSubj scheduled to arrive New Delhi for two years as an English teacher at the Soviet Embassy; Ppt 207461 1ss 17 Sept 60 (Hos Comment: Subj is presumed to have arr sometime after Sept 60). NBDA-8509, 24 Apr 62Wife: Vilasa Nikolayevna (DPOB: 31 Dec 1930; Minsk)DPOB: 28 Mar 1927; Ariansk201-756978