Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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IN -25651TOCS DB-315/01333-69PAGE 2 OF 2 PAGES2 April 69SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEMRICARDO ESFINO MARTINEZ, WHO EXPECTED TO FLY TO HAVANA ON 26 MARCH, WAS TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS THERE. TO AVOID POSSIBLE UNFAVORABLE POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES, ALLENDE'S TRAVEL TO CUBA WAS TO BE CAMOUFLAGED BY AN INVITATION TO PARIS TO SPEAK ON 9 APRIL TO THE "FRIENDS OF UNESCO," WHICH WOULD ENABLE HIM TO STOP IN CUBA EN ROUTE TO EUROPE.3. FIELD DISSEM: STATE (ALSO SENT SANTIAGO AND PARIS).CINCSO CINCLANTSECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE CONFIDENTIAL PAGE 2/2 CHILEFONOFF INFORMS TELLO/ASSIGNED COSTA RICA ON TOY PENDING: 24 June '65ARRIVAL NEW CHILEAN AMBASSADOR. EXPECTED THAT TELLO WILLTHEN RETURN HIS POST SAN FRANCISCO. THEY ASSUME HIS PHYSICALPRESENCE CALIFORNIA AT THIS TIME IS DUE PERSONAL REASONS.DUNGANBTCONFIDENTIAL
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TO ROOMNO.1. C/B/C2. Miale3. Lyndel4. 5. Ennis Rec'd22   23 May 196. Schiller7. Boot8. Daryl9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. RID/FITRACE ABSTRACT FILE TITLE FILE NUMBER(PRIMARY CODE)REQUEST INDEX 201-135296DATE MICROFILMED DOCUMENT DATE DOCUMENT NUMBER7 Nov 69 OSMA 25624FORM 610a USE PREVIOUS SECRET1-63 EDITIONSChile deck's to seeWho TELLO is.Maybe this finallyis our handleinto ANAUTO-1.Does, light a ventriloquist, but wave his senior librecatough but in himself.ALAUTO
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# DISPATCHSECRETChief of Station, SantiagoChief, Western Hemisphere Division;Chief, Europe Division; COS, W/MiamiChief of Station, MadridO AKULE/QUTIMID/PBRUM/Samuel TELLO TroncosoOn 29 October QUTIMID reported a conversation between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to Spain, and Manuel TELLO Troncoso, identified in the Diplomatic List as Counsellor of Embassy, regarding the postponement until 31 October of a meeting they were to have on 29 October. We have no information on the purpose of the meeting. Wo note that TELLO arrived in Spain in January 1969.Howard R. SACODERDistribution:2 - COS, Santiago - To our Pooch2 - C/WID2 - C/EUR2 - CCS/H, Miami - To Cut PouchOS COPYIl aim to F/J6/5OSHA 25624SECRET7 November 1969201-735 296
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                                                                                                                                                     *14-00000*Report No. 1939(continued)7 October 1969HILAL Datha & Guillermo Marin to visit the Ministry of Foreign Commerce, Tel-70-05-69. Guillermo Ruiz wants to take to Raul Leon. Ruiz says, We had the meeting, that I told you about, today. There was no time to cancel as your cable didn't arrive on time. Consequently I had to attend. Because I had no concrete instructions, I was limited to listening to their good wishes and to try to arrive at an understanding between us. The Marquise that conducted the meeting was very pleasant and conciliatory. When they started to talk figures, I avoided the issue. Then I said that this meeting would be nothing more than to make contact between us and that at the moment there was nothing more I could do. We agreed to hold another meeting on 17 October, at which time they would like to hear our ideas. I promised nothing, but that I would confirm the meeting by telephone. He (the Marquise?) said that this would give no time to discuss it.Leon says "Did they say anything about the ODA affairs?"Ruiz says "No, just ideas on other things, but they in no way mentioned the ODA affair." Raul says "Just ideas in general". Ruiz says, "Just commercial ideas. They wanted to hear the Cuban ideas". Ruiz wants Leon to send him instructions for the next meeting. He wants to know if anyone is coming from Havana to attend the meeting.NOTE: INFO OBTAINED FROM GATIMID FOR FORIDES6 OCT - 24 OCT 1969.OS010-246367 NOV 1969
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Report No. 1984 16 October 1969KILDE dictates a telex to. It is for "Mario GARCIA IN in Genova." The telex says that Dr.Aoilo MARRERO and three other comrades are leaving on Swiss Air from Madrid at 4:10PM. (s) Ruiz.Item # 5HILDA CALES DR. CAPAR ONO, (Medical doctor), Tel-276-77-46. She makes an appointment for Ruiz for today at 7:30.Report No. 1985Item # 5SR. KIRCHHOV (phon) CALES M. CAMUNES from Germany. They speak about films, and Carriles says that Dr. Marinelo is arriving in Madrid today. He will try to see Marinelo and tell him that Sr. Kirchov's firm (ASW-?) is interested in seeing him.Report No. 1986 8 October 1969Report No. 1987 9 October 1969Item # 4COMRADE MONTANARO TALKS OF TALKS CALLS WITH RAMOS says he is interested in talking to a person named Joaquin HOTUI, because this person has offered to sell Cuba some films. He adds that the only thing they know about HUNT is that he is connected with PRODECI films.Estevez asks Ramos if Cuba is going to take part in the Iberoamericano film festival in October. Ramos has no word on this yet from Cuba. He is going to talk to RAMOS (phon) about it.
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Report No. 1937(continued)Item 6A CALL. Mini coserh and says that the R.I.L. are leaving this afternoon for 15 days and won't be returning till the beginning of next month.Report No. 1938 9 October 1969Item 3Dr. PERIM GUIMARAES RUIZ.Hilda tells the doctor that yesterday she had to take Guilherme(Ruiz) to the doctor. Dr. Perim asks if he is ill. Hilda says not really but he has liver trouble and she is forcing him to go to the doctor.Item 1BACKGROUND CLASS INFORMATION BROWNING.Note.- While Ruiz is waiting for the call he can be heard saying to Horacio "The doctor says my liver is inflamed and that I must take a rest. So, I am going to Lisbon------".Report No.1939 9 October 1969Item 3GAPPA DI TO EMAILL COUIS CASA in Paris. Q: "Yesterday the delegate was here and I sent CIPRIANI to tell to him. He said he was going to London to wait for you and from there he is going to that country/Spain/, and that within a week he was going to return and work with you here in Paris".Q: "I haven't seen him. I said that I would be in Milan, if he should happen to ask you". "We agreed to meet one night, but I had to go to Grenoble and he didn't come."
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-11-Item # 8 (continued)tells him that they are leaving for Madrid on Friday (October 17) in Iberia (ID# 161). He wants Dofan to reserve rooms in Madrid for himself, DON OH, AGUILAR and CARDILLA.Report No. 2008 15 October 1969Report No. 2009 16 October 1969Report No. 2010 16 October 1969Item # 7RUIZ IS GOING TO MEET LEON IN HAVANA. Ruiz tells Leon that he has sent him a cable today telling him he is forwarding a report. He tells Leon also that he has planned another meeting for October 21, and that today he has received confirmation from those who are going to attend. But, now a personel problem has come up with his eldest son, and he would like to return to Havana.He says that he can see those people tomorrow and ask for another postponement of the meeting. He adds that if he goes to Havana that it will give him a better chance to talk to Leon. At first Leon refuses author-ization for Ruiz to travel. Leon says he wants to dis-cuss it first (he doesn't say with whom). Then he agrees and tells Ruiz that he may return to Havana. Ruiz says he is sorry not to be able to keep the meeting but that he will postpone it for Tuesday the twenty-eighth.Report No. 2011 16 October 1969Report No. 2012 16 October 1969
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-1-Report No. 2019Item # 10HERIDO CASES ROMAN. He says that he spoke with theComrade and that it had no kind of importance whetherit was 50 or 60 cycles because "that is definite". It isnot coupled with anything to tape nor anything like that;it is not like the other one that was co-ordinated andhad to go slower into the voice. He says that they willsend the thing tomorrow and he will be there when it arrives.Report No. 2020 19 & 20 October 1969Report No. 2021 20 October 1969Report No. 2022 21 October 1969Item # 1A RAMON DE ARMAS WITH QUESADA tellsHilda that model 31750/Alpha Rozen/costs $2,200.00.She says that they will probably go and pick it up. Thenshe tells Quesada that Ruiz is in Cuba for a week becausehis mother is sick.Item # 1FRANCO CASES ST. DOMINGO. He says that MinisterDoronech and the group are staying at the Hotel Goyauntil they leave by Iberia (on the next available fri 4-5)for Cuba. He says they come in over the road via Iberia.Report No. 2023 21 October 1969Report No. 2024 21 October 1969Report No. 2025 21 October 1969Item # 3HILDA CASTELLANOS (Note: Hilda has called many hotels
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-19-In Versatile Ecology and Agriculture to Donate, hoping, between 3 and 29 thereafter. Hansen says that Cuba in sending an arrondist engineer a red Pontier LOTTE Betencourt.Report No. 2035 2, October 1969Item # 1HILDA CATS ESPINO. She tells Espino that Ruiz' mother is still ill. He wants to know if Ruiz will return on Tuesday in spite of that. Hilda says s'e doesn't know.Item # 2PAYNE OJAS ESPINO PILI SOCCODOLH. Peyrot tells him that the courier PRIM will arrive today in Madrid on Flight 771 from Copenhagen and to please meet him at the airport.
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Report No. 2060Item # 431 October 19691 & 2 November 1969## RUIZ CALLS TERCEIRO AT IBERPLAN (phon).They greet one another very cordially, and Ruiz thanks him for sending the list. Terceiro asks how things were in Havana. Ruiz says fine in every sense, and adds "they are in the ten million ton harvest, now more than ever, as we are hitting the 'cyclamates' where it hurts". Terceiro asks "if you people paid for the campaign or not?" Ruiz says no, that luckily it was the American Department of Agriculture. He adds, "We have calculated that it will leave us, free, approximately one million tons of sugar.The price of sugar has reacted very well, and now a Sugar Conference is to be held in Geneva. You know we are going to get out propaganda now that will state "Only Cuban sugar does not cause cancer". Terceiro laughs, and says "some other problem yes, but not cancer." Ruiz says that the campaign has come at a perfect time for them because they have been struggling for years with the [Illegible], artificial sweeteners[^1], especially in Japan, as they represent approximately one-half million tons. Japan was the country that used it most.Terceiro says that he has begun to study the famous issue of the Chamber of Commerce. RAMON greets Ruiz and says that he would like to take a book to him and also to talk to him about a personal matter. It is in reference to a recommendation made by Ramon's father for some people in Cuba that are interested in going to Spain. Ramon continues, and says[^1]: artificial sweeteners
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-2-Item 4 (continued)that he is going to Mexico and Venezuela in December and if he can combine it he would like to go to Cuba also. He says, "It will be the moment for IBERPLAN to become familiar with Cuban reality once and for all". Ruiz says he can bee him next week.Item #5A PERSON (MALR CALLS and asks for "contact". Nilda says she does not understand his language. The man asks that if it is the Cuban Embassy, to please put him in "contest". Nilda saya-4252. Ruiz talks to the man and says "Look, don't be a fool nor so idiotic we have grown up; we now have ten years of revolution, and we are not likely to fall into the kind of provocation that you are trying to do. You can tell that to whoever gives you orders or whoever is re-cording this conversation." The man asks Ruiz who he wants him to tell that to. Ruiz answers "Don't bother me any more. Tell it to the CIA or whoever gives you order, because probably it is the CIA or some other person. The one that gives you orders. Moreover, if you are tapeing this, so am I. I was waiting for your call. You just called a few minutes ago, so don't be an idiot." The man then says, "You think that the CIA gives me orders". Ruiz answers, "Most likely it is the CIA that gives you orders as the only enemy that. Cuba has is the CIA, the Central Intelligence Agency, don't
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-3-be a fool." The man says, "You are very intelligent",and Ruiz answers, "It is not a question of intelligence. Itis simply that in ten years we have learned something."The man then says, "Ten years,eh", and Ruiz answers "Tenyears of revolution, ten years with guns in our hands."Then the man says, "In this moment do you have a gun in yourhand." Ruiz answers, "Yes, we have a gun in our hands. Weare always waiting for the CIA; morning, noon, and night,always with guns in our hands." The man: "If you think Iam under orders of the CIA you are a little silly." Ruisanswers "Look, I don't want to continue this conversation.You are a fool. I, too, an playing the part of a fool,because the telephone in my embassy is completely inter-cepted, I imagine. Everyone is listening to us, wo you arean idiot, and I am silly to talk to you. Therefore,goodbye sir, and please don't bother me again." Ruiz hangsup.
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PEGGY CHECKINGIN QWPX-1 201FOR FOLLOW-UPON THISAS PROMISED PARA2,
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# SECRETCABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON UNT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPYISSUEDBLOT TEDLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESSECRET(When Filled In).REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDINDEXYESNO.ROUTING AND/OR INITIALB-BEEN BY15263748CLASSIFY TO CS FILE NO.X-REF TO CS FILE NO.FILE RDRETURN TOBRANCHBY:ATI:DIESEM BY8PERACTION UNITWH 8 FILE, VR, RI/AN, EUR 6, DDP, ADDP, CAS, CA/PEG,944 CA/PROP CI/CPS C1/C2, CI/PS, SOD 6, 173, FI/D, 10SECRET 301755Z OCT 69 CITE MADRID /9902 SUSPENSE WH. CDODIRECTOR INFO WH/MIAMI, MEXICO CITY 30 Ост.69 № 76461TYPIC QUAXE QUTIMID1. ON ARRIVAL IN MADRID 28 OCT FROM HAVANA, THE SPANISH   CONSUL GENERAL, JOAQUIN (THOMAS) GARCIA, TOLD QUAXE-1 THAT   AN UNIDENTIFIED INRA OFFICIAL WAS ASSASSINATED AROUND 20 OCT.   DURING SAME WEEK THOMAS CHAUFFEUR WAS IN VICINITY HOTEL CAPRI   WHICH NEAR MININT BUILDING, AND HEARD SHOOTING. ONE OR MORE   SHOTS STRUCK CONSUL'S CAR (CONSUL WAS NOT WITH CHAUFFEUR).   CHAUFFEUR WAS NOT INJURED. ONE OF "REVOLUTIONARIES" APPROACHED   CONSUL'S CAR AND CHAUFFEUR WAS THREATENED BY REVOLUTIONARY WHO   WAS CARRYING SUB MACHINE GUN. REV SAID HE HAD JUST KILLED ONE   PERSON AND DEMANDED BE DRIVEN OUT OF AREA. CHAUFFEUR DROVE   INDIVIDUAL TO OUTSKIRTS OF CITY AND RETURNED TO SPANISH EMBASSY.   THOMAS SAID THAT IN RECENT WEEKS SUCH EVENTS HAPPENING WITH   INCREASING FREQUENCY.2. ABOVE IS INTERIM REPORT. THOMAS PROMISED GIVE DETAILS   TO QUAXE-1 BEFORE RETURNING HAVANA.3. THOMAS HAD CONVERSATION WITH AMAUTO-1 ON FLIGHT TO   MADRID DURING WHICH AMAUTO-1 REPORTEDLY SAID THAT REASON FORCS CopySECRETFile:201-735296300469
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PAGE 2 MADRID 9982 SECRETHIS QUICK VISIT TO CUBA WAS TO DISCUSS COMMERCIAL MATTERS BETWEEN CUBA AND SPAIN WHICH HAVE REACHED CRITICAL STAGE. (STATION PROCESSING LENGTHY CONVERSATION BY AMAUTO-1 RECEIVED ON QUDOZE RELATING TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITH SPANISH ON COMMERCIAL MATTERS. WILL POUCH INTEL REPORT ASAP.)4. ACCORDING TO QUTIMID, AMAUTO-1 HAD TO VISIT HAVANA APIMARILY TO SETTLE LEGAL DIFFICULTY IN WHICH SON INVOLVED. HOWEVER OF APPARENTLY EQUAL IMPORTANCE WAS TO CONSULT WITH JOAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL AND OTHER MINCEX OFFICIALS ON FORTH-COMING SPANISH-CUBAN TRADE NEGOTIATIONS AS WELL AS CURRENT CUBAN CONTRACTS WITH SPANISH FIRMS. AIR MANIFESTS CONFIRM AMAUTO-1 DEPARTURE FOR HAVANA 20 OCTOBER AND RETURN 28 OCTOBER.5. FILE 201-735296 AND 65-2-10/9.SECRET
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# SECRETChief of Station, MadridChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionTYPIC/QUDGZE/AMAUTO/QUDOZE TranscriptsACTION REQUIRED: See BelowREFERENCES:A. UFAW-619, 14 October 1969B. OSMA-25538, 17 October 19691. The AMEDITS have just completed the QUDOZE transcripts for the period 19 September - 13 October 1969. This was the second group of transcripts forwarded the ANEDITS for translation, por our trial period as mentioned in reference A, in order to make them more fully useful to different components at Headquarters. The take from the QUDOZE operation appears very interesting. We noted with interest that AMAUTO-1 discusses freely with his subordinates and privileged visitors subjects of a confidential nature, including matters that have to do with intelligence activities. Some of the discussions offer a number of operational leads which we can follow-up, such as the medical information given on 22 September 1989 in the morning hours.2. The AMEDITS have suggested that as an aid to help them translate accurately and possibly more rapidly, they would appreciate receiving some original tapes in addition to the transcripts on a trial basis. Then when parts of the transcripts are not understandable to the translator he would have readily available reference for replay.3. With the next transmittal of the next QUDOZE material, we would appreciate receiving both the transcripts prepared by the station and the actual tapes covering the same period of time. The complete package can then be forwarded to the AMEDITS for their use as mentioned above.TERENCE A. MILENBACHHENRY K. PURTINDistribution:3 - COS, MadridX-Ref 201-735296OSARY-11629SECRET19-6-114/2Distribution:1 - E/IB/S1 - WH/COG/OPS (Chrono)2- RID1- OriginatorC.LunsfordJames E. FlanneryFrederick A. Allner, Jr.
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# KUJIING AND ALLUKL SNCCI## INSTRUCTIONSPRIOR TO FILING TO: ACTION BRANCH1.  Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back flag, and forward to RID.2.  Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records significant action taken or commments requir.. ing preservation.Il tile no and title shown are not proper, insert proper file no below and forward document to RID AN.FROM:PROPER FILE NORID/WEAVER VAL EN-129RID/AN CA 50EXT. 4239 TUBE GT-7TO: ALL ADDRESSEESFILLIN SECTION ION BACK IF APPROPRIATETO ROOM DATE OFFICERSNO. RECEIVED FORWARDED INITIALSCOMMENTS.1.  //c2.  Ennis 420443.  Wheeler 184.  LUNSFORD5.  4/206/226.  EKOG/RE7. 8. 9.  RIO/AN/CREA10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. RID/FITRACE ABSTRACTREQUEST INDEXDATE MICROFILMEDFile Number: 261-735296DOCUMENT DATE27 OCT 69DOCUMENT NUMBER0543 25505SECRET
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# ATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETChief of Station, Mexico CityChief, Western Hemisphere DivisionChief, EUR: COS, WH/MiamiChief of Station, MadridTYPIC/QUDOZEMexican Journalist's Comments on CzechoslovakiaFYI OnlyAttached is an extract from a transcript of 16 October 1969 concerning a conversation held between a female Mexican journalist from the magazine "Siempre" and the Charge d'Affaires of the Cuban Embassy in Madrid, Guillermo Orestes RUIZ Perez (201-735296).Perry D. WACHALAttachment:As stated, herewithDistribution:*   2- COS, Mexico City, w/att, h/w*   2- C/WHD, w/att, h/w*   2- C/EUR, wo/att*   2- COS, WH/Miami, w/att, h/wCS COPYSee sent to E/IB/S w/attOSMA - 25605SECRET29 October 1969
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They ad told him that some ne wes waiting te soem,and now a irl ermesin: UIZ was eting har.la sotsShe is a correspondent of Siempre, or Mexican magasino,and Ruiz es apren Ion interview for car with Mrs. Per TALESira). Pasirl asks if she telain that she wasgoing to Cuba. No, replies Ruin, all she did was to send cor"background". He asks how if an is carrying her magazinecredentials. Sae aberys dear, sar seys.Ruiz tells or what she must telk about at the interview,about sélitics in Spain and its relations with the UnitedStates. Sor must have her cuestiona creared befor-end, andeven the possible replies. She must crier teem ccrefullyas if they were unimportant, but with socialist sense.Ruiz ex-lains te this fol that what is of interest isSpain, the superstmcture, the railroads, the banks, thonati-nal cranizations, but not the fundamental things,yet well tied up, all the way to the bone. He says thatpeople יניםe are soccer Cons, but later you can ask, at doyou think about a sociclist regime in Sprint" The thing isto stop people in the street, one at a time.You must take inte secunt that Pace is sunsidered meof the most brillirat politicians of all times. He is sagricus,intelligent. If communism hed triumphad here it would have beenthe first communist country in the world, and yet neither commun-ism nor secialiam aes anything to do here while Franco is in.The girl came from Coacheslovakia, and she talks aboutsihat country and of Feland, where she has are bren, but theyhave told her a lot about it. Sae depicts life in Czece slovakiaas extremely sad. She had been there in 1963. She comments thatwhat they did last year in Czecmeslovakia was to set the countryback tremendously, because t wan the first time that peoplehad taken an interest in anal affairs. Sity was so rottentest people melled, but the invasion caused such a great shockthat people sunk into a state of apathy from which they are notcoming out. They are scadine for a crisis that not even theSoviets will be able to stand. People have an interest in theirwork. Machinery is far behind. The scale wages is disastrous.The only people that site. money are the papersians and the nurs18,whe charge for a visit the equivalent of a worker's monthly salary.Besties there is tremendous corruption. And so the ware scale, theold mchinery, and the corruption make life un serable. It mustbe taken inte acicunt th t they crushed 200,000 sons and that.35,000 Party members ere in jail under suspicion. Sefore, peoplestood in line to join the Farty; now they tear up their Fartycaris in the street. Disillusionment is encreus. Marxism as con-
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-2-received by Lenin or Marx is no longer applicable: it must bebrought up to date and placed in the current scale of technolo-gical evolution and world reduction. No one in Czechoslovakiawants to go to the USSR. Everybody, especially the students,wants to leave for Austria or Germany. The black market is upto date. The definition is very sad.Fidel's latest speech, published by Frensa Latina, wasdistributed through the Embassy, but they got rid of thecopies and destroyed them. They say that leftist publicationsraise whatever they want or whatever interests them, and Fidel'sspeech was of no interest to them, since they did not analyze itthoroughly.She says that there is a latent revolutionary sentimentthroughout Europe. At the Sorbonne there are some powerfulcenters where they compare the performance of the Chinese andAsiatic outbreaks more than they do the Soviet ones.This correspondent says that when she gets to Cuba sheis going to visit FIDEL, because there is a trend of distrustof Cubans throughout Europe, because they think that they receiveInformation only through one channel.Upon hearing these somewhat anti-Soviet remarks on thepart of the correspondent, Ruiz interrupts her and says theyhave to be on the side of the Soviets for two reasons: firstfrom the military and economic point of view, and also becauseright or wrong they are on the same side of the fence and mustfight against those on the other side. Cuba has had, and stillhas, great discrepancies with Russia, China, and the UnitedStates. In the face of all these discrepancies we are on theside of communism because we are against capitalism.Ruiz says that in order to find out if you are a communistyou must ask yourself if you agree with distribution of wealthand land, equitable distribution of production, respect for man,nationalization of industry. This is what counts.At the end this girl says that the only truth is thatunfortunately we Cubans cannot live in peace in any socialistcountry. Men like FIDEL and CHE, in a country of seven millionpeople, going against the whole world all by themselves. Youshould see the treatment Fidel gets from the intellectual maga-zines in the USSR, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.Ruiz calls NILDA and tells her that this woman comrade isgoing to interview Mrs. TAMAKES or TALAYO (ph) and asks Mildawhat her personal opinion is about [the lady]. She says shehas only seen her three or four times, and asks in whatsense he means. Ruiz says that this woman comrade is from the