Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDISTRICH KUOMINTANG ISSUES SECRET ORDERFOR ANTI JAPANESE MOVEMENT.DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO. CHINA-CIN-OP-3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE   SVPD 4685&SMPD 4685c Box 193 22 July 33   7-SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED   JAES. E. Plaugher 3 Dec. 6310. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATE12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION.13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONThe transportation of the China Forum has already been prohibited by the Nanking Govt. because the magazine had been publishing propaganda for the reds as well as attacks on the National bovt, that the publisher being an American citized named Isaac the measures taken against the peper had no effect. This time a strong protest will bu lodged with the American Consulate against Isaac.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.201-15446
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONList of correspondents in Shanghai2. RI FILE NO. CIHINA-CIAR P3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE 23 Feb. 33-7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM. 8. DATE OF INFO 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST 6. DATE. PROCESSED 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEJPE #3 Dec. 263.DOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TOxxxxxxx RI FILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONamong the correspondents listed one H.R. ISAACS (American) address 509 Embankment Apartments. Repr. of the HAVAS News Agency.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.FORMDD 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(7-46)
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT.Copy of report by D. S. PITTSCopy of China Workers! Correspondence,Addressed to Harold R. IsaacsDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO. CHINA CIA OP13. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. BOX-1794. DATE 1ο Nov. 327. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST JEP6. DATE PROCESSED 23 Dec. 6310. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILExxxx14:PERTINENT INFORMATIONThis document contains numerous references to Hanold R. Isaacs and his wife. For further information the interested parties are requested to see the document itself due to bulky nature the poor quality of paper reporduction is virtually impossible.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.![arrow] 2oit is 446.
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTNEW YORK "NATION"DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO.CHINA-CIA-OP-1DISPATCH OR SOUR. JOL. CL AU.SHPD 401417 Sept 32SOURCE CRYPTORM. DATE OF INFO. EVALUATIONANALYSTJAMES E. PlaigherDATE PROCESSED3 Dec. 63.DISSEMINATED INDATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITIONCROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILETRANSFERRED TORI FILE NO:PERTINENT INFORMATIONIn continuation of a previous report on the subject of the New York "Nation", I have to state that further efforts to purchase this publication have proved successful, and I attach herewith three copies, respectively dated July 6, Aug. 10 and Aug. 24,1932.From a cusory perusual of these editions, the "Nation's political policy appears to be a socialistic nature, openly professing opposition to the Republican and Democratic doctrines prevailing throughout the United Shun States, and advocating support for the Socialist Party's own candidate-Norman Thomas at the forth coming Presidetial elections.Further articles appearing in these editions are nothing more nor less that sourrilous attacks on the Republican President of The USA.-Herbert Hoover.Harold Isaacs mailing list has been carefully persudd, but no mention is made of the "Nation" or any of the People connected with itFILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.201+18446SECRET
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT             | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                          |                                                    || ------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------- || John M. Murray                  | 2. RI FILE NO. CHINA-CIA op 1                    |                                                    ||                                 | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. SMP-D 3703 |                                                    ||                                 | 4. DATE 2 June 32                                |                                                    || 5. ANALYST JED                  | 6. DATE PROCESSED 3 De. c. 63                    | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM S. DATE OF INFO. 8. EVALUATION ||                                 | 10. DISSEMINATED IN                              | 11. DATE                                           || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.                   |                                                    |14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONDuring the Summer of 1932 Murray is known to have been associated with the following local communist sympathizers: H.R. ISAACS.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.
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SHANGHAI MUNICIPAL POLICE.File No. REGISTRY.Special Branch 5.5.REPORTDate April 12, 1935Subject. The New International - Extract.Forwarded by D.S.I. Golder.I forward herewith as directed by the D. C. Special Branch 12 copies of an extract from "The New International", a Communist propaganda organ published in New York, U.S.A.D. C. (Special Branch).Em GolderD. S. I.Please let me know what has happened to Jessese. Is he still detained by the Chinese Police at Peking?
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-4-subject of the "Anti-ar Congress" which at yourspecific request I did not publish. Instead, to myregret. I published the feul rot of Marley & Co.without freely giving play to the true facts aboutthat farcical. Junket which had convinced me that thepolicies which gave it birth do not one single whitadvance the international struggle against imperialistwar.On one occasion - and this at least I can takecomfort in I passively resisted when you requestedme to write and publish a slanderous attack on ChenDu Halu when he was condemned to 13 years imprisonmentby the Kuo Min Tang. Your request was specific. Iwas not to deal with the issues which had broughtChen Du Hoiu from being the leader of the C.P. in 1927to being leader of the Chinese Opposition in 1933. Iwas only to string together a vile series of labelsin an effort to explain why the Kuo Hin Tang evenimprisoned the leader of the left Opposition. Asyou know, that attack was never written or published.Again in December 1933, upon my return fromFukien, you specifically demanded that I set asidethe results of my own personal investigations. inFoochow in order to write on your behalf (but overmy signature!) an utterly baselessand slanderousattack on the Left Opposition. You will recall thatyou charged at that time that the "Trotskyiste" wereprominently identified with the new govemnont setup in Fukien by Chen Ming-shu and Teai Ting-kai. Youlumped the Left Opposition with the Third Party andthe socalled Social Democrats among the petty bourgecissatellites of the Fukien militarists. It was as muchto satisfy myself on this very point as to perform amission for you, that I went down to Foochow andspent two weeks there and learned through direct.con-tact with dozens of people prominently concemed thatthe Left Opposition was stoutly and clearly opposedto the Foochow regime. I haven't place here to dis-cuss the relations of the C.P, to the short-livedFukien government or the character of the "negotia-tions" which were going on down there. The importunt,thing here is that on my return you demanded that Iwrite slanders which flew in the face of everythingI myself had learned. It is interesting, as a side-light on your methods in factional strife as youconceive it, that your representative in Foochow sentback a report, through me, ironically enough, thatone of the most prominent of the youthful pseudo-radicals in Poochow, du Cui-yuen to be exact, was aleading. "Trotskyist". It so happened that I had met.and had several long thy interviews with fu and bythe time I left Foochow I understood his pealtion andhis personality exceedingly well. He was as much aTrotskyist as Mei Lan-rang is! Yet you actuallydemanded that I ignore my own knowledge of the manand in my article on Fukien set him down as a"Trotskyist". I was faced on the one hand by yourdemande that I write falsehoods to suit your policiesand on the other by my deep desire to set forth theactual facts about the Opposition's attitude towardthe Fukien regime. But once more, to preserve theshrede of our relationship. I drove a middle courseand did neither, leaving the whole question out ofmy article.
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# ISAACS## COUNTRIES1901-1936 China (DSB786:)1954 Harold Robert Isaacs working MIT, Center for Internati Studio.(dormica)"Five Years of Kuomintang Reaction", a 13-page pamphlet published in 1932 at Shanghai, lists ISAACS as Editor. The pamphlet consists of reprints of articles which appeared in the "China Forum" by "anonymous authors and collaborators". The pamphlet denounces the Kuomintang and CHIANG Kai-shek for alleged massacre of its political opponents, chiefly Communists, in order that the bourgeoisio-might continue to rule and the imperialists to draw their tribute from the capitalization of human misery". Chinese Communists are seen as the hope of the future. ISAACS continues to reside at 333 Central Park West, NYC, and is employed as free lance journal ist, as of 12 May 53. DFB-27426.# ISAACS## REFERENCES### Dossier### 201-18446Shanghai Municipal Police Files, ZCS 136, Photo # 177. File 16-4-2-y5DFB 1461, 11 May 1950. Agnes Smedley file, 201-414DFB 7864, 28 Feb 1951. Enclosing info re Richard SORGE gathered from FBI interview with ISAACS in April 1950.DFB 11880, 11 Sept 51, 201-6556-1 Presently living in NYC-DFB-15017, 15 Jan. 52; 201-6556-4; no new info.DFB-14723, 20 Dec 1951, 201-906-1, Sub member of an Aid Committee to the Secr of the Pan Pacific Trades Union Secretariat (POTLENS) in Shanghailelove with Agnes SMEDLEY, Irene HOPPESTER, J. POWELL, Edgar SNOW, Frank GLASS.Shanghai Municipal Police Files, ZCS-1811, 16-4-2-37, 5 Feb 49.DB-20942, 14 August 1952, 201-4416-2DFB-14747, 8 Jan 1952, 20110750-1 re AFFMAN, Morris LouisDFB-27426- 12 June 53, 201-19446-4.
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ISAACS, H:Probably Harold RODERTJACOB. FBI think that there is a possibility that the JACOB, an unidentified young Amer journalist in Shanghai in 1931, 32 who was a member of the SORGE network in China might possibly be identical with ISAACS, ISAACS incelf has advised that he dor not believe that he could have been the indiv to whom SORGE gave the covern JACOB, (DF3 7864)Addresses: May 1953 - 333 Centhal Pout West, NYC DFB-27426.171. 1400-1011, 10-4-2-51, 5 Feb 59: Shanghai Municipal Fol Files.)show duy thungto theus. Collins called de gainon the guy of wait of preudarna(over)(CVEF)y Its induld releasethis rufo now. He will see Parrsil tomorrow.11 Sept51- Collins has tocked to Brewer about this some Ziozg.said Caflains couldn't got at Hous Pecords. Callinzoid Brewer promised dum Report & he the now route it.Asked Brewer's found he addus. addu's dern file in 9155
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ISLACSThe July 30 1932 issue of the *IT Times* under a Shanghai dateline of 29 July 1932, states that Harold R ISAACS, an American citizen was warned by the US Consul General in Shanghai that t he US may withdraw its extra-Territorial rights and allow him to be tried in a Chinese court. ISAACS then the editor of the "China Forum," had violently attacked Chiang Enai Shek, calling him, among other things," a butcher." The article further stated that ISAACS was an associate of Agnes SMEDLEY, a correspondent for American news- papers(DEB 1461)Preceded the GRANICHES, as editor of "The Voice of China". Wrote an article "I Break With Stalinism".-which gave a candid elucidation of the Comm. financial backing of the "Voice of China". DCE-4385, 7 Feb.. 52One Harold Robert ISAACS was born 13 Sept 1910; 5'9" tall, med build, br eyes, & black wavy hair brushed back. Born in NYC, Ame citizen. Editor & publisher of the China Forum. Was secy of NOULENS Defense Committee & member of Society of Freinds of USSR. Arrived in China from Manila on 10 Dec 30 & joined editorial staff of Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury. On 12 June 31, took trip on Yangtsze with C.F.GLASS, susp Sov agent, & wrote his fiancee he decided to turn "Red" as a result of talking with GLASS. The 2 returned in Aug & took up residence at #128 Weihaivel Road. Started printing Forum later. Manager of Level Printing C., Inc in NY State & owned 40% of its shares. Employed with Havas News. Agency. ISAACS married Miss Viola ROBINSON Sept 32. Lived in Apt 204, Embank- ment Bldg., Shanghai. In 3 Jan 34 Subj visited NOULE'S who were on hunger strike in prison. Subj's parents arrived in Shanghai 14 Jan 34 & left 20 Feb for Marseilles. Subj. ISAACS was also lecturing on Japan, China, and USSR & War Crisis in Far East.(ZCS-1811, 16-4-2-37, 5 Feb 59: Shanghai Municipal Fol Files.)11 Sept 51- Collins has talked to. Brewer about this some thing. Brewer said Collins couldn't got at House Records. Collins called Bedell made & rise if FSS uduld release to issue. Collins called Bedell to this info now. He will see Ferrell tomeses.Asked Brewer's found he addur. We he low wants it.Blant dm file in FSS
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ISAACS, HAROLDO.G. 5237File in "Memo Central" file CarolFE-1 Amstuts26 June 1951 - Memo dated 25 June to PT/CS requesting informational namecheck on subj. for the purpose of determining the validity of charges that Subj. is sympathetic to and/or connected with Communist activities. See file for rest of memo.14 Aug 51- (PIPO) arrived we may have foor wfo on Barsan.Keep away for tune Rung. Austucks not fu autstring.Actified P. Collins who is shute autfring to know.Tradits to try to get subj. and where he is.29 Aug 51- Jaund Alins and brew talking to Carroll tales heen up to ITS. Carsoch said bad wfo. Dorje Ring, Sveller Et ilDo NOT TOUCH. - Wetspied Collins the Bord this sain't red he wants. Wants to st tease Ensed out is sa sudoting ixtent Vitraying OPC liternst... Weds & Rustry House Records (open) show Anything on the Jay is that pregadation can be referred to them. Coiling called Padal gain 5 say its would ubace this wfo now. He will see Parrell tomorrow.11 Sept 51- Collins has täcked to Brewer about this some zerzz. Brewer said Cafluis lins couldn't got at House Records. Callius said Brewer promised sum Repo & he sun raute it. Cagli wanted it. Give file in 2555> > [Figure: fragment of a document in illegible handwriting]According to APPELMAN, Subj is author of "The Tragedy of the Chinese revolution" and was the first editor of the CCP paper of which Alexander Jorce witer. APPELLAN met Subj thru DCA; Subj wa to become editor. DTE-14747The book "New Cycle In Asia" by ISAACS, pub in 1947 by the Institute of Pacific Relations as a collection of the official texts of various treaties and agreements among South Asian and Western powers during the period of ir II and later. ISAACS supplies a brief editorial introduction to these texts which is apparently non-political in nature. His article "kKorea and American World Policy" appears in the August 7, 1950 issue of the "New Republic". The article advocates withdrawal of US support from French colonial forces in Indochine and recognition of Red China in hope of driving a wedge between Russia end Chinese Cormmists. DEB 25069, 12 March 1953,201-18446-3.
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# 14-00000ISAACS, HAROLD0 S237File in "None Chart fileFE-1 Amstuts26 June 1951 - Memo dated 25 June to PT/CS requesting informational namecheck on subj for the purpose of determining the validity of charges that Subj. is sympathetic to and/or connected with Communist activities. See file for rest of memo.14 aug 51- (pics) advised the way hoor foor info. onOdur. Keep away for true Jeung. distuts de not finNotified T. Collins who is style antiging to know irallits to try to get Subj. ardy & there he29 Aug 51- Fund Collins had been talking to Caproll Falas beenUp to 213. Carroll said bad refo. Horge Ring Smeller net Et of alDO NOT TOUCH.totipien Collind the said thisy soundthin,Nants to getNaits. MaEased out ycast sulOPC litersst... Tueds of krustway House Ricorda (em)Ou the guy is that figeddieva.refertedUrtraying OfPhoe duy hung on the Bad Main to say Its nduld release:show anythingCalledthewind who will see harroll tomorrow.11 Sept 51- Collins Ras talked to Brewer about this someI Brewer said Caflina Cardfin't go at House Records. CalliusJoid forever promised dum Report of the rauteCaulfin't got uw wants I found he addu'r den file in 9135Asked Mewer't> [Figure: Text discussing political books and organizations]> According to APPELGAN, Subi is author of "The Tragedy of the Chinese revolution" and APPELMAN met Subj thru Alexander BUCUMAN; Subi wa the first editor of the CCP paper of which Ai. A Iter uns to become editor. 22-14747The book "New Cycle In Asia" by ISAACS, pub in 1947 by the Institute of Pacific Relations as a collection of the official texts of various treaties and agreements among South Asian and West-orn powers during the perild of Fi II and later. ISAACS supplies a brief editorial introduction to then taxts which is apparently non-political in nature. His article "kKorea and American World Policy appears in the August 7, 1950 issue of the "New Republic". The article advocates withdrawal of US su port from French colonial forces in Indochina and recognition of Red China in hope of driving a wedge between Russia and Chinese Communists. DB 25069, 12 March 1953, 201-18446-3.
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- In hope of driving a wedge between Russia and Chinese Communists. DFB 25069, 12 March 1953,  201-18446-3.- withdrawal of US support from French colonial forces in Indochina and recognition of Red China  Borld Folicy appears in the August 7, 1950 issue of the "New Republic". The article advocates:  to these texts which is apparently non-political in nature. His article "Korea and Americanyet, called falluis to come up to op/sp/ses. To discuss, butThe wasu'r there. Brever say commst give rufoit is gouy sury to be passed on. If high heel maly involvedin ossidy ufo, Col. Eduard Fred will have to give it out.Collins called Brewer & they made some arrangement.13. Arpt - Brewer, billing & I treked over case. Prever told Collins:    What House fliss don't contain particularly deng. wito It is    is other flles the, & Brrure refused to divulge nis & Collins. Haid that any contact with ford that    wind the made toy high-level CIA man (like Beradan)    and that Collind indu (denly could not tell tod Collin apresd & the    Foundation any thing about suly.-    Case is considrard Closed.13 November 1951 - Undated mems grom. 00/09 advising that "under no circumstancesshould subject be contacted with regard to possible use by this agencyprior to receiving a final security determination ly this office."Cary to 16-1 Collins.
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# CIA INTERNAL USE ONLYSECRET(When Filled in)## PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUESTTORI/ANALYSIS SECTIONDATE26 Aug 57ACTIONFROMFA/2/CBOPENROOM NO.:2507-JTELEPHONE8574INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed in block letters.SECTION I: List 201 number, name and identifying data in the spaces provided. All known aliases and variants (including maiden name, if applicable) must be listed. If the identifying data varies with the alias used, a separate form must be used. Write UNKNOWN for items you are unable to complete.SECTION II: List cryptonym or pseudonym, if assigned. If true name is sensitive, obtain 201 number from 201 Control Desk and complete Section I and Section III. On a separate form, enter the 201 number and complete Section II and Section III. Submit each form separately. SECTION III: To be completed in all cases.SENSITIVENON SENSITIVESECTION I201 NO.184441. SOURCE DOCUMENTNAMEISAACS, Harold RobertSEXMNAME VARIANTNAMEPHOTOYESBIRTH DATE- 10COUNTRY OF BIRTHCITY OR TOWN OF BIRTHOTHER IDENTIFICATION1.2.3.OCCUPATION/POSITIONCorrespondent of Newsweek magazine in China (1945)OCC/POS. CODENEWSSECTION IICRYPTONYMPSEUDONYMSECTION IIICOUNTRY OF RESIDENCECHIN (2005)10. ACTION DESK    FE/2/CB11. SECOND COUNTRY INTEREST12. THIRD COUNTRY INTEREST12a.COMMENTS:PERMANENT CHARGERESTRICTED FILEPUNCHEDSIGNATUREShirley D. Gundlach201- 18446Form No. 831 Use previous editions.1 Oct. 56SECRETCIA INTERNAL USE ONLY(38)
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: LOGANOV, VALENTIN SERGEYEVICH201-285412VOL. IIINCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY: THIRD AGENCY DOCUMENTS| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 15 JULY       |               | JIM KELLY                |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE
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Contact Reports, etc., forwarded from the field.
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CONTACT REPORTSUBJECT: LIROCKET-1 P-12,24:4DATE OF MEETING: 27 June 19671. I met Subject from 1300-1430 on 7 June at the Capistrano Restaurant. I paid him $2,000 M.N. as his salary for May and June. The next meeting is set for 25 July at 1300 at the Capistrano.2. Subject conducted 14 classes at the Soviet Embassy during the reporting periods:1 June1530-1700 -- BEDRIN, GONCHARENKO, ROMANCHEKO. Subject asked if KAZANTSE had gone out of town, as he had told Sübject he would probably do. BERI replied without hesitation that KAZATSEV had gone to Moscow and wouldn't be back until about 15 June.6 June1530-1700 -- BEDRIN, GONCHARENKO, ROMANCHENKO. Toward the end of class, BEDRIN said there were two men who wanted to speak with Subject after class. Following class, two men Subject didn't recognize came in and CONCHARENKO and ROMANCHENKO left. The two men were introduced as Vladimir SOKOLOV and Pavel KOVALEV. BEDRIN explained briefly that they also were Pinterested in taking English lessons, and thereupon left with the comment that he didn't believe he was needed. SOKOLOV was the first of the twosome to speak, repeated that he and KOVALEV wished to take lessons, and then turned things over to KOVALEV, who, he said, spoke better Enga ish thạn hè. KOVALEV proceeded to state that he had served in Washington, D.C. for three years, had served an earlier tour in Mexico, and had been back in Mexico for about a month. (KAZANTSEV later said he and KOVALEV had served inFiles:P-9037 (pp.1-4)P-9379 (pp.1-4).P-3609(1-4)P-830P-11712 (P.6)P-3171P-810 (pp.1-4)