Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETDEPARTMENT OF STATEWashington, D.C. 20520May 12, 1969MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Thomas H. KaranessinesDeputy Director for PlansCentral Intelligence AgencySUBJECT: CIA Requests to Voluntary Agencies inNew YorkWith reference to our recent discussion of this subject, I am attaching a memorandum from Mr. Laugel of Ambassador Martin's staff on his meetings in New York with various representatives of the voluntary agencies. It would appear from his report that concern among the voluntary agencies over CIA approaches is more widespread than we had at first supposed.William C. TrueheartINR/DDCAttachment:As stated.SECRET
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UNITED STATES GOVLANMENTMemorandum SECRETTO: INR - Mr. William C. Trueheart DATE: May 9, 1969FROM: S/R:ORM - Raymond W. LaugelSUBJECT: CIA Requests to Voluntary Agencies in New York*Mrc 5 69-169*Ambassador/Graham Martin has asked me to inform you of conversations which were held in my presence by certain voluntary agency representatives with regard to CIA requests for information on Eastern European refugees (primarily Czechs) who have been arriving in the U.S. as a result of the Czechoslovak-USSR crisis. The following information was obtained on a confidential basis while I was in New York this week to work on an unrelated project:*A. 2257*A41194(1) On May 5, after concluding my own business discussions, Dr. Jan Papanck, President of the American Fund for Czechoslovak Refugees, Inc., expressed his deep concern over being asked to supply information on the whereabouts of his former countrymen. Dr. Papanek told me that the CIA is checking on a large number of Czech refugees, most of whom have no special experience or qualifications which would seem to be of particular interest to the United States. He knows that many of these people are being subjected to intensive interrogations which bewilder and frighten them. The procedure was initiated last October by a CIA man who identified himself as Norman. N. Graber. Dr. Papanek receives his requests by letter (he showed me one sample) which simply lists the names and other basic data, either immigration number or date of birth. The return address used by the CIA is P.O. Box 1294 in Grand Central Station, to which Dr. Papanek is to send his reply - that is, the latest U.S. address recorded in his files. Dr. Papanek did not mention a specific number of names or requests but he said they are growing and he is very uncomfortable about it; he does not want his good name or agency to become identified with the CIA. He indicated, in addition, that the method of operation seems heavy-handed in comparison to that of the FBI, whose agents present themselves in person, make their requests knownSECRETGroup 1Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassificationBuy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
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SECRET-2-and are serviced to the extent permitted by Dr. Papanek. If this information is essential to U.S. interests, Dr. Papanek cannot understand why it is not handled on an intra-governmental basis -- namely have the CIA obtain its information from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which is responsible for alien registration in the United States.(2) On May 6, after concluding my work with Mr. Edmund Cummings, Associate Director of the U.S. Catholic Conference, the question again came up. Mr. Cummings expressed his agitation over the seemingly amateurish and scattershot method by which the CIA is operating in this field. He also questioned the value of interrogating simple refugees who are not defectors with special qualifications or background. Mr. Cummings said the groundwork was laid sometime ago (no date mentioned) by a female officer of the CIA, and that he agreed to the exchange of mail procedure utilizing the P.O. Box at Grand Central. However, he has become concerned over the numbers and types of requests. He suggested, as did Dr. Papanek, that INS might be the proper contact point for CIA. Mr. Cummings also mentioned that the FBI agents appear in person and he indicated that their approach seems more professional.(3) I was also informed by Mr. Cummings that the International Rescue Committee, Inc., whose Executive Director is Mr. Charles Sternberg, was somewhat alarmed by the same situation. I had previously consulted Mr. Sternberg on my own project but he did not raise the CIA matter with me.(4) On May 7 I attended (as an observer) a meeting of the Committee on Migration and Refugee Problems, American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, Inc., which was called to discuss refugee and related matters. The meeting was chaired by the Rev. John W. Schauer of the Church World Service; in addition toSECRET
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SECRET-3-Council officers, representatives of seven voluntary agencies were present. Those in attendance were:Mr. Eugene Shenefield andMiss Etta Deutsch of theAmerican Council of Voluntary AgenciesMr. Edmund E. Cummings andMr. John McCarthy of theUnited States Catholic ConferenceMr. Donald E. Anderson of theLutheran Immigration ServiceMr. Gaynor Jacobson andMr. Harry Freeman of theUnited HIAS ServiceMr. Charles Sternberg of theInternational Rescue CommitteeDr. Jan Papanek of theAmerican Fund for Czechoslovak RefugeesMr. Teymouraz Bagration of theTolstoy FoundationChairman Schauer also represented theChurch World ServiceAt one point the meeting went off-the-record to hear from Mr. Cummings of USCC, who had been assigned to study the 'CIA problem." But Chairman Schauer opened the discussion by announcing rather mysteriously that he had been in touch "with Washington" at the appropriate level -- implying that the Council should at least table the matter for the time being. Mr. Cummings then moved that (a) there would be no further discussion of it, and (b) each voluntary agency should deal with the CIA as it sees fit on an individual agency basis. His motion carried and the Council proceeded to other business.SECRET
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SECRET-4-The above information was volunteered to me. During the individual discussions I expressed no opinion but did mention my general interest in overall problems the voluntary agencies are facing. At the Council meeting I said nothing on this subject.SECRET
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55-64FY CORTOSCOVERT BLOS DIVISION COLOND ROCAFED1. FOLLOWING IS RESULT OF ACTIVITY OF SEVERAL CONTACT SPECIALISTS. CLINICALLY, ISSUE OF REFUGEES IS CONCERN OF VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS, NONE OF WHICH AS YET HAS WAY OF SIZING IT UP WITH ANY DEGREE OF CONFIDENCE. FURTHER DETAILS EXPECTED.A35923C. COL MARKS, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NY DISTRICT OF IAMS, URGES MATTER BE TAKEN UP WITH LONG CENTRAL OFFICE. IF EXECUTIVE ORDER IS ISSUED AUTHORIZING PAROLE ENTRY OF CZECHOSLOVAK REFUGEES, IGNS IS LIKELY TO DISPATCH PERSONNEL TO VIENNA FOR PRE-SCREENING. CIA COULD ARRANGE TO MONITOR FINDINGS OF SUCH A GROUP AND PERHAPS CONTAIN ALL ESSENTIAL DATA ON PROSPECTIVE PAROLEES. IF BIG DATA NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS CHANNEL, ARRANGEMENTS COULD PRESUMABLY BE MADE WITH NY DISTRICTS. HOWEVER, THIS EFFORT SHOULD HAVE CENTRAL OFFICE BLESSING BECAUSE IT WOULD CONSTITUTE DRAIN ON AVAILABLE SLIM NY DISTRICT MANPOWER. IN PRINCIPLE, NY DISTRICT STANDS READY TO ASSIST IF ITS HO APPROVED. (THIS IS LOOKING TO FUTURE.)3. CHURCH WORLD SERVICE SITUATION REPORTED IN 00-0-321/26161-68.Msi B 68. 250CL
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JO ESTIMATES THERE A16 OS COOR.X JEWISH CONGREGATIONS THINRG 12-12 THOUSAND JORECORLET FIGURE. DR. JAN PAPAREK, HEAD OF AMERICAN FUD ROXCERCOOLOVAK REFUGEES INC., BILL PARTICIPATE IN STATE DEPARTHENTמג סונה US 6 SEP, HE WILL BACK THE EFFORTS TO PERSUADE STATEDE PRACLES HANDLING. V. JERACER, PAPATER'S EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,RAS ARE US OF SLEPERATION INFO S-5569CESARIVE. CHARLES STERNCI, *INTERNATIONAL*COMITTEE LOFT FOR VISA TODAY, DEFORE WE COULD RECONTACTMIN AMRONCONG IS JUST HON INTER-VICING, LEO CHERRE.SECRETCCC : PLEASA ESE S PLEASE IN PASS QUE END OF PACE VO 3. DELETE THE "L"ALSO IN FACE TUD JUST BEFORE THE PAGE THOS S "PACS THO" DELETE THE WORD "--" XINUS QUOTES QUE E QUOTES SOARI AND TES![signature]
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# SECRET #3145AZ SEP SS CITE CONTACTS/YORK 2337CONTACTS/WASHINGTONSOVIET FLOC DIVISION (WELCH) FROM FREUNDSUBJECT: CASE 31.658 - CZECH CRISIS1. INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE (IRC), HEADQUARTERS IS IN NY,   WAS FIRST AND MAIN VOLUNTARY AGENCY TO MOVE ACTIVELY ON BEHALF   OF HUNGARIAN REFUGEES IN 1956 AND AGAIN GERMANY RE IN VANGUARD   REGARDING CZECHOSLOVAKS. TOP MAN, LEO CHERNE, HAS JUST RETURNED   FROM VIENNA, WHERE HE STUDIED DIMENSIONS OF PROBLEM AT PRESENT.   CHARLES STERNBERG, RESETTLEMENT SUPERVISOR (NOTE EXACT TITLE), IS   HIMSELF OF CZECH JEWISH ORIGIN, SPEAKS CZECH.2. AS OF LABOR DAY, SEVERAL THOUSAND CZECHOSLOVAKS IN AUSTRIA   HAD INDICATED DESIRE TO SEEK PERMANENT RESETTLEMENT ABROAD.   AS REPORTED IN PRESS, DEPARTURE FROM CSSR IS STILL LEGALLY POSSIBLE,   AND UK EMBASSY HAS INSTRUCTIONS TO ADMIT APPLICANTS. SWITZERLAND   ISSUES VISAS TO CZECHOSLOVAKS IN AUSTRIA (AND GERMANY IN CERTAIN   CASES).   CANADA ISEXPECTED TO ADMIT REFUGEES.3. UP TO ONE-THIRD OF TOTAL OF 92 THOUSAND REFUGEES   EXPECTED IN PIPELINE WITHIN ABOUT TWO WEEKS ARE EXPECTED TO APPLY   FOR EMIGRATION TO U.S. IRC WILL HANDLE MANY CASES, MAY BE RELIED   UPON TO COOPERATE IN SCREENING LISTS FOR DESIRABLY INTELLIGENT TYPES.
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PAGE 2 CONTACTS/NEW YORK 1317 SECRETSOURCES.4. STERNBERG USED OCCASION TO URGE THAT U.S. GOVERNMENT SPEED UP PROCEDURES FOR ISSUING VISAS. UNDUE DELAYS OF REFUGEES IN AUSTRIA WOULD UNDERMINE MORALE BOTH OF THOSE ALREADY OUTSIDE USSR AND OF THOSE STILL INSIDE CONTEMPLATING FLIGHT.5. WE WILL BE IN TOUCH WITH IPC AND PASS ALONG DEVELOPMENTS..6. PLEASE COORDINATE WITH ALIEN STAFF: SINESS IS BELIEVED VERY FAMILIAR WITH IRC SET UP.SECRET8-11-68
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F-5564ATTN:Chief, Contact DivisionCAC StaffChief, Miami Field Office20 July 1964MIM - 257-64Arrivals of Cuban Refugees via Spain1. We have made arrangements to receive periodic listings of Cuban Refugees who arrive in the US via chartered flights from Spain.   The first list we have obtained is appended. All local arrivals are being sent letters instructing them to report to Opa-Locka.S-55642. The flights are organized by the International Refugee Committee. No further information is available locally on any of the refugees listed. We will attempt to locate those settling in Florida.   Please handle balance as you see fit.JUSTIN F. GLEICHAUFJPG:sbAttachment:List of Cuban Refugees
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15564SECRCT 1973 122L'S CITE NYOR-075887027 555641. CHARLESSLN-4-76OTHER ASYLUMMANOVIC WAS ANID BECAME INCASALLMOVIE PRODUCER"THE MARIO SO,"2. KANOVCMONTHS AGO, AJKNOWLEDGE OF YUGOEXPRESSED P225SOMETHING TO SAY3. WE CANCONTACT), BUTOBVIOUSLY, SSECREC71 HYD 0798MANOVIC A-NOT PERMI O 136BT
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SECRET# ANALYSIS REPORTNAMEDr. Jaroslav KremelINGEN-5564ADDRESSTYPE OF DOCUMENTProcess SheetDATE10/22/63DATE2/7/64F.O.SECONDARY NO.TYPE OF ORGANIZATION# SUBJECT & AREA:Dr. Jaroslav Kremel's (8-5564) Defection and Redefection.# SOURCE & CONTACT:W. L. Freund (S-43525)New York CitySee F/Sheet for O0A(S) - 3278987 filed in Jacket # 43525 (W. L. Freund)| SUBJECT | AREA | ACT. | DATE INFO. | TFR | CATE AREA || ------- | ---- | ---- | ---------- | --- | --------- ||         |      |      |            |     |           ||         |      |      |            |     |           ||         |      |      |            |     |           ||         |      |      |            |     |           ||         |      |      |            |     |           |FORM NO. 339 REPLACES FORM 57-261 NOV 54 WHICH MAY BE USED.SECRET(12)
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# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: Chief, Contact DivisionFOR: Allen Branch (Vienna)FROM: Chief, New York OfficeSUBJECT: Case: NY/19- Dr. Alexander Kremen's Defection and Interrogation.1. Herewith a summary of this case, as requested in WA-61595.2. The case was opened to this office by a telephone call from George   Micalin in mid-morning on 20 Sep 63. The only information available to us   at that point was an account in the New York Times of 17 September. Freund   of IWO was instructed to contact Mr. Joe Semaitis (Assistant Special Agent in   Charge), New York FBI: the FBI had notified CIA through Washington Liaison:   that it would be ready to turn over subject to us for interrogation some time   on this date, and the details were to be discussed with Semaitis.3. Semaitis passed Freund along to the supervisor and special agent   handling the case (Rosen known to us), and we learned that the FBI had not seen   the subject as yet because of unexpected delays at Immigration and Naturaliza-   tion Services. The expected schedule was for subject to be fingerprinted and   released by INS in the early p.m. The FBI estimated that its own interroga-   tion could be accomplished within about 45 minutes. As envisaged, FBI   interrogation would be carried out at International Rescue Committee office,   where subject would be turned over to us at about 3 p.m.4. Above information was phoned through to Allen Branch, which advised   that two OSI representatives, Drs. Hoffman and Huber, were to be dispatched   to New York to conduct an interrogation that afternoon. Numerous telephone   calls between this office and Allen Branch, the VOI, and IRC continued   throughout the afternoon. The FBI very graciously agreed to make a staff   translator of Czech descent available for our interrogation. Charles Sternberg   of IRC agreed to stay in his office until we could take the subject off his   hands when it became clear that the OSI representatives were late in arriving.5. Dr. Hoffman, OSI, and Dr. Huber, Medical Staff, in fact reached HYFO   at 1:50. There was considerable misunderstanding between them and this office   concerning the situation. They were unaware that subject had been interrogated   until late the previous day by INS and was somewhat exhausted by interroga-   tions and procedures on 20 Sep at INS and involving the FBI. They expected   to operate under cover (to be furnished by FBI or this office), they expected   to be provided with a secure interrogation facility wired for sound, they   understood that Czechoslovak authorities had attempted to reach the subject.   In the circumstances, they remained at IWO in the care of the Field Office   chief, while Freund proceeded to IRC.
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6. Conversations as I recall them, revealed the following: That subject can expect any two CIA men from Washington. That Allen French's tone indicated the happiest moment after talking for several hours. Further discussion with Chief, MTD, and with Sternberg led to the decision that subject was to remain in Sternberg's area over the weekend, that any interrogation in the circumstances would be unwise (particularly as the transcript of the exhaustive 1955 interrogation would be available). Allen Branch should Interrogatle would be valuable only in the following suggestion re Allen Branch to bring him in to see possible installation for detailed exploitation should be followed.7. Freund took the FBI translator and subject out for supper and developed a few facts. Subject was overly optimistic about the results of de-Stalinization in Czechoslovakia and the current "new-look." which he hoped would continue for one to two years. He was staying with one of the other 24 physicians in his friend, Danes, and felt confident that nothing that matters in the other 24 will induce him to Danes. Subject was very willing to leave New York for internship or elsewhere. He spoke about his political convictions-anti-communist, particularly Czech-and his admiration for the US, also a new fort. Freund thanked the translator for his help. Interviewed subject re: his apartment (on dit not enter it), notified Chief, MTD, of developments. And reported to Moulin at the earliest opportunity (10250 2015).8. On Monday, morning, 23 September, we received word that Allen Branch was ready to accept subject into his safe facility. Later that day, George Ingle, using a registered position, drove subject to Washington in the afternoon. An agreement reached earlier with Sternberg was re-affirmed in front of subject at the time that Freund picked up subject. He will assume full responsibility for subject's welfare, under procedures and considerations affecting aliens as promulgated by the INS. During this period (until subject is to be somewhere in the neighborhood of one week) that we will not share this responsibility. We want to make clear, however, that CIA was not in any way involved in this matter other than to avail itself of the opportunity to interview a source with recent experience in Czechoslovakia. Sternberg clearly understood this, and all subsequent behavior vis-a-vis us appeared to te seyond reproach. On our part, we will not further involved with living arrangements in New York, no opportunities. par to Luge.9. The report shows that subject was returned (Rosenbrook driving) to New York on 3 October at a panel rack to Sternberg by Freund at 1400 hours that day. He advised Sternberg of subject's interests in relocating in West Germany or Austria frore be is expectation that he would be more readily admitted to medical practice in either country than in the US. Ultimately, he hoped to remain to him the US, with his family, if possible and enjoy coin him in the US.
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14-00000Carter Steelearly eventive. Sin Aer expressed core to ourpossib that a mester of the Posh R Mission or sidessfulyapproached sos to pour on his family'sa slit pressure about his family'sgiving him a career from or publithing a black pressure about his family'sfuture if he wanted in to as a director. Senberged assarancesthat the 13 Government no lilim al resolutes to protect sbgest from suchcoercion. Tremi poinsolved that CIA was not caretel in this rest of:the case and that seems sh that should deal with the appropriate Department ofJustice agency, DES or I. He indicated that he had already calledIr. Esperd. Discret Dreator of received very reassuringInformation. He indicated that the I had a responsibility flash of all tosubject and need to all refer cases over its cave to unke sure that they receiveproper 13 Government protection. Su might therefore to come top-side"in Washington. He also requested, however, hat Frem comrintente this concernto highervips in CIA, which was promptly promised. A phone call to Melonnolat the latter's home to 2000 home en patoler) cook care of the matter.14. There were no further developments on this case during that week.    An inquiry Cron divess on 14 Octover (eased on in yogue sport that subject had    been offered 2.00 for a appearance in the C) led to a call to Sternberg    on that day. Spermsorg had not heart of any such offer and felt confident    that it had not seen ondel to subject. De L'en commented on the second    article concemir, suject written og Peter Kincs of the New York Times. Since    the Late City Edition carried a longer version then the City Mition (which is    ordinarily sold in Weshin ton), we are commonly a clipping of this article    (which appeared in the il October issue of the New Cork Times). Serverg told    us that subject's Croch emigre friends, Dames and Vesely, were responsible    for the article. They had phoned the Crechoslovak J.li. Mission and asked to    speak to subject. Ting hand phone i the varios airlines atalewild and    established the departure vin Mr France. Finalis, they hoa tolkei to Kihos    avost CIA involvement. All that I saen coill do was to issue the statement    which was reprintei.15. Stember used is ocencion to pesmee his own steps for us. On    8 and 9 October, he had been in torch with Van ser level, who was then in    Wachinton. He indicated to Mr. Moto at the Central office, INSS, twice on    the morning offer.
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-5-During the first conversation, Mr. Kovo was not yet aware of subject's departure from the US. Nemecberg told he would merely express the hope that subject was interviewed by a US Government official before his departure. It was academic now to worry about whether there had been any dirty tricks involved on the part of the Czechoslovak authorities in persuading subject to return. It was not completely impossible that subject himself took the initiative and called the Czechoslovak Mission to learn about his family.MFreund![signature]
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SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICATION TOP AND BOTTOMUNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYOFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP| TO  | NAME AND ADDRESS       | DATE | INITIALS || --- | ---------------------- | ---- | -------- || 1   | Chief, New York Office |      |          || 2   |                        |      |          || 3   |                        |      |          || 4   |                        |      |          || 5   |                        |      |          || 6   |                        |      |          || ACTION      | DIRECT REPLY | PREPARE REPLY  || ----------- | ------------ | -------------- || APPROVAL    | DISPATCH     | RECOMMENDATION || COMMENT     | FILE         | RETURN         || CONCURRENCE | INFORMATION  | SIGNATURE      |Remarks:Pamela Brown sent a copy of the attached to us as a follow-up on our conversations in New York last week. Since Leo Chorne has been alerted, we recommend contact with him in the near future to discuss collection possibilities.FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDERFROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. DATEDeputy for Collection 23 Apr 63UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL SECRETFORM NO. 237 Use previous editions2-61![US GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1961 0-30122]
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ΧΧΧΧΧ ΤΣΑ153 NYORSECRETMYOR CITE WA 57685FROM SUFFORT (STETSON)CROUP I EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWNGRADING AND DECLASSIFICATIONSUBJECT: WILLIAM J. VANDEN HEUVEL, PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL RECUEOCHMITTEE1. FOLITICAL ACTION GROUP, COVERT ACTION STAFF HAS INITIATED A   CLEARANCE REQUEST ON SUBJECT IN ORDER TO USE HIM AS A FOLITICAL   CONSULTANT. CA STAFF. WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR CONCURRENCE IN THEIR CONTEM-   FLATED USE AND CONTACT WITH THIS INDIVIDUAL.2. IN REPLY, FLEASE REFERENCE HM-8991.SECRETON WA 57685 STETSON I WILLIAM J. VANDEN HEUVEL A A CA HH-3991
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SECRETVA CITE NYOR 6376SUPPORT (TRAVIS) FROM MAJORCASE 37,473SUBJECT-BARBRO LISINSKI, NEE LARSSON-LAGERKVIST, BARBRO, HILMA,MARIA; INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE; STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN.AS PER REQUEST THE FOLLOWING IS BIO DATA ON SUBJECT.DOB: 6 AUG 1918 FOR: SURAHAMMAR, VASTMANLANDS LAN, SWEDEN1925-29: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SURAHAMMAR, SWEDEN1929-32: PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL, SURAHAMMAR, SWEDEN1932-36: HIGH SCHOOL "WHITLOCKSA SAMSKOLAN," STOCKHOLM1936-39: PRACTICE AT DIFFERENT HOSPITALS, STOCKHOLM1939-41: PRACTICE AS DENTIST ASSISTANT, STOCKHOLM1941-43: "EASTMAN-INSTITUTET" SCHOOL FOR DENTIST ASSISTANTS,STOCKHOLM; DIPLOMA1943-44: EMPLOYED AS DENTIST ASSISTANT, OSTERSUND1944-46: "SOPHIANENMET" NURSERY-SCHOOL, STOCKHOLM8 JUN 46 MARRIED DR. MICHAL LISINSKI, JOURNALIST, RADIO FREE EUROPE,STOCKHOLMHOUSEWIFE WITH FOUR CHILDREN TO 1960.JANUARY 1962 TO PRESENT, WITH INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE, STOCKHOLM. HUSBAND IS VICE CHAIRMAN OF POLISH REFUGEE COUNCIL IN SWEDEN.SUBJECT SPEAKS SWEDISH, ENGLISH, GERMAN AND SOME POLISH.FILE-- CASE 37,473SECRETCFN 6378 SUPPORT (TRAVIS) MAJOR 37,473 BARBRO LISINSKI NEE LARSSON-LAGERKVIST BARBRO HILMA MARIA PER BIO DATA DOB 6 AUG 1918 FORSURAHAMMAR VASTMANLANDS LAN 1925-29 1929-32 1932-36 "WHITLOCKSA SAMSKO-LAN 1936-39 1939-41 1941-43 "EASTMAN-INSTITUTET" 1943-44 OSTERSUND 1944-46 "SOPHIANENMET" 8 JUN 46 DR. MICHAL LISINSKI 1960 196237,473
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ΤΟΥΧΥ ΖΕΑSECRETFRITY WA CITE NYOR 6396SUPPORT (FAUSEL) FROM MAJOR A101881SUBJECT HM-8582-WN, VANDEN KEUVALSUBJECT NOT IN HIS OFFICE UNTIL 1662 BUT HAVE LEFT MESSAGE ASFER VA 33947. SHOULD THERE BE ANY CONFLICT HE WILL CALL YOU.FILE- INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE S-5564SECRETCON PRITY NYOR 6396 (FAUSIL) MAJOR HM-2582-UM. VANDEN HEUVAL NOT IN 1600FER WA 55947 INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE