Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETDRAFT11 December 1958MEMORANDUM FOR: THE RECORDSUBJECT: David TZITZICHVILI - Red Sox Candidate1. This is an indirect assessment of the above named individual based on a W-B test administered by a case officer in the field and on a PRQI. Subject apparently is being considered for a two-man mission of relatively short duration. The main questions about him seem to be:   Can he learn to do what will be required? What would be his motivation?   With what sort of person would he get on best in a two-man team? What special problems can be anticipated and avoided in his handling?2. A brief telephone report was supplied to the headquarters case officer on 10 December 1958. It was stated that Subject possesses adequate intelligence, unusual social skills, and a propensity for getting what he wants without conscience. He is impulsive and surprisingly irrational in satisfying his personal desires. He will appear at first to have leadership skill and interest -- hence will probably just take over leadership of the team. In the long run, however, most persons who would be team-mates would become disenchanted and either reject him or take over themselves. Because of this man's social versatility, impulsiveness and freedom from conscience, he would be particularly difficult to control. That is, it would be difficult to ascertain that heSECRET201-233477
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-2-SECRETactually did what he claimed to have done. His case officer would haveto be especially alert for double-dealing, careful to build in checks andcounterbalances, and tough and firm in handling style. Despite thelimitations noted it was felt that this man is worth the risks involved.3. In comparison with agent candidates of the same nationality   which we have assessed, Subject's intelligence is above average. No   intellectual; he is nevertheless unusually well informed and unusually   observant of what is going on around him. He is likely to be quite   pedantic, but his thinking is not rigorous. He makes decisions im-   pulsively and on analogy. He is therefore likely to appear more   reasonable and better organized than he is in fact, and one is less likely   to be prepared for his impulsive acts of bad judgment. To summarise   the intellectual factor, he is intelligent, but he looks brighter, better   educated and more capable of good judgment than he is in fact. How-   ever, these are not intellectual limitations to his usefulness in the type   of mission considered.4. Perhaps this man's strongest skill is his versatility in   playing social roles. If he so wants, he can make himself appear   acceptable to a wide variety of people. He is accustomed to getting out   of tight spots by exercising charm or "personality." At the same time,   however, he can be very temperamental when his desires are frustratedSEOCET
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SLORET- 3 -and when he feels he is crossed. He needs a lot of sensual experience and his sensuality and desire for emotional experience is not too well controlled. He especially likes new and novel experiences, which he will go after with little attention to the probable consequences.5. This man is quite dependent on social activity and social relationships for amusement, support, and incentive. He may at times try to play the role of the independent, self-sufficient, lone-wolf, but he could not sustain such a role for long.. He must participate with people in a relatively emotional way. At the same time same time he is likely to be exceptionally suspicious of all the people he works with. He is not very realistic in his suspiciousness, and he is inclined to exaggerate clues and signs. With reference to the proposed mission, he is likely to express distrust of anyone who is introduced as a partner. Likewise it may be assumed he will try to take over the role of leader even though he has no particular leadership skills. This will This will present problems, because in our opinion over the long haul he would make a poor leader, for the following reasons: (a) he is not accustomed to playing any role consistently for a long period of time, (b) he is more dependent socially than he likes to admit, (c) his judgement is not consistent; he operates too much on impulse or sentiment and hence when the chips are down he cannot backstop his decisions with reasoned judgement.SCORET
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6. It is our opinion that this man is unusually unencumbered by conscience. When he wants something, he takes it. When it requires him to cross a friend, he does so without guilt. If he looks ahead at consequences he does so in terms of "getting caught and being punished" rather than losing moral stature. He certainly feels little genuine loyalty to codes, institutions, or causes other than his own. He is more likely to remain loyal to a specific individual whom he respects or fears. The principal implications of these characteristics are: (a) he is not regarded as a promising candidate for polygraph testing -- the record is more likely to be misleading than in most cases (b)he will require a particularly firm straight forward, alert case officer whom Subject either respects or fears. A warm, friendly relationship here would likely result in Subject becoming exceedingly suspicious of his case officer, in efforts to manipulate the case officer, and disruption of relations owing to temperamental outbursts.7. The best single characterization we can make of his motivation for the assignment is that if his personal desires happen to be-congruent with the purposes of the mission, then his motivation is appropriate. His interests might include desire for an exciting clandestine expereince and for social prestige, as well as for money. They certainly do not include any abstract political or ideological motives. The important
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- 5 -thing is that this man is unusually intent on satisfying his own whims and caprices whenever they are set-off, which makes him more inconsistent than one expects and hence more difficult to control.B. Conclusion: Even more than the normal run of agent candidates, this man is solely out for himself. Coupled with this characteristic is his social skill and his ability to get away with gratifying his own desires irrespective of the feelings or interests of others. This indicates peculiarly difficult control problems, which in our opinion require an unusually competent, alert, strict, even authoritarian case officer.Despite the number of negative characteristics discussed in this report, it is nevertheless our opinion that this man is still worth considering providing he has the minimum requirements of language, access to target, and cover. He has the requisite intelligence and very useful social skills.He can get away with activities which would be disturbing or upsetting to other people, and this would appear to be a major qualification.ROBERT E. GOODNOWBranch IIITSS/Chemical Division
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402/GHS/HES/DATE 11 DECEMBER 1958CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 5SECRETTO DIRECTORFROM FRANKFURT OPERATING BASEACTION SR 6INFO CI, CI/OPS, CI/OA, FI, FI/OPS, EE 4, WE 4, S/C 2TO DIR INFO FRAN PARIIN 36854CITE FROB 2928REDWOOD REDSOX AEACRERE: DIR Ø4094 (OUT 52886 )1. FRIGANZA WILL TRY SEE AEASPIC GAP 13 DEC CHECK IF SUBJ STILL WILLING, MAKE ELASTIC ARRANGEMENTS HAVE HIM READY FOR MEET WITH PSYCHIATRIST. WILL FLY GENEVA, TAKE TRAIN GAP, RETURN-VIA PARIS.2. SUGGEST PSYCHIATRIST VISIT FRAN TO INTERVIEW SUSJ FROB 2776 (IN 30291) AND SUBJ FROB 2887 (IN 35386) IF WE CAN HAVE LATTER READY.END OF MESSAGECS COMMENT: *HQS ARRANGING FOR PSYCHIATRIST TO MEET WITH AEASPIC AND FRIGANZA IN PARIS SOONEST.*SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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703 HM/WS/ORIG George A. FillUNIT SR/DOBEXT 8331DATE : 10 December 1958TO FRANKFURTFROM DIRECTORCLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TROUTINGDec 10 23 14:58REC'D CABLE SECT.CONF SR 6INFO CI, CI/OPS, CI/OA, FI, FI/OPS, EE 4, S/C 2X ROUTINEOPERATIONAL IMMEDIATECUTG2033OUT 52886TO FROB REDWOOD REDSOX AEACREINFO FRANCITE DIRC403404094REF FROB 2891 (LN35499)1. INITIAL VERBAL RESULTS AEASPIC WB TESTS GENERALLY FAVORABLE. PREFER CONDUCT FURTHER PSYCH INTERVIEW IN PLACE PRIOR TO ANY MOVEMENT.2. HQS NOW ATTEMPTING ARRANGE FOR PSYCHIATRIST TO MEET WITH SUBJ AND FRIGANZA IN PARIS SOONEST.3. SUGGEST PUSH WORK COMPLETE ASSESSMENT ALL AVAILABLE CANDIDATES. BUT MOVEMENT TO AEACRE TO BE COMPARTMENTED AND ON HIGHLY SELECTIVE BASIS. (END OF MESSAGE)C/S COMMENT: STATED THAT AEASPIC SUITABLE FOR BLACK MISSION BUT NOT SURE THAT HE WOULD BE FIT-PARTNER FOR ALSATCHEL DUE TO LANGUAGE PROBLEM AND THAT TEMPERMENTS MARKEDLY DIFFERENT..EE/COPSR/311 DEC 1:59SR/DOP/FIAC/SR/DODGeorge A. FillS-E-C-R-E-T
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# CLASSED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TDATE 312/GS/JJW/38/8 DEC 58TO: DIRECTORFROM: FRANKFURTACTION: SRINFO: CI, CI/OPS, CI/OA, FI, FI/OPS, EE 4, S/C 2## ROUTINGDEC 8 22502 58ROUTINEIN 35499TO: DIR INFO: FRAN CITE: FROB 2891REDWOOD REDSOX AEACRERE: EGFW 79651. WE HAVE REASSESSED AESATCHEL FOR REF MISSION AND BELIEVE HE SUITABLE. LENGTHY CROSS QUESTIONING INDICATES HE SINCERELY WILLING AND WILL BE EASILY HANDLED. MAINLY TO DEVELOP MORALE AND REMOVE HIM DISMAL FRAN WINTER ATMOSPHERE BUT ALSO GIVE HIM PHYSICAL TRAINING, PLAN SEND HIM MITTENWALD AREA TO SKI BEGINNING ABOUT 29 DECEMBER. AWARE SOME RISK HE MIGHT INJURE SELF BUT BECAUSE HE GOOD SHAPE AND CAN SKI THINK RISK JUSTIFIED IN ORDER COUNTERACT EFFECT PROTRACTED AND DEMORALIZING WAITING FRAN. WILL KEEP HIM THERE UNTIL JUST BEFORE TRANSFER ACACRE WHERE HE SHOULD ARRIVE TOP FORM.2. AEASPIC SUITABLE BLACK MISSION BUT NOT SURE HE FIT PARTNER FOR AESATCHEL. LANGUAGE PROBLEM AWKWARD. TEMPERAMENTS MARKEDLY DIFFERENT. HOWEVER WOULD LIKE SECOND INTERVIEW WITH HIM BEFORE COMMITTING OURSELVES HIS SUITABILITY PAIR WITH AESATCHEL.3. HAVE NOT HEARD FROM ACASPIC SINCE PARIS MEETING WHICH WINSHIP ATTENDED. REQUEST PERMISSION BY 11 DECEMBER HAVE FRIGANZA VISIT HIM IN GAP 13 DECEMBER MAKE ARRANGEMENTS COME FRAN EARLY JAMJARY FOR FURTHER ASSESSMENT AND LCFLUTTER.S-C-C-R-C-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED9 DEC 198Copy No
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TDATETOFROMACTIONINFOPAGE -2-ROUTINGFROB 2891IN 35499TOINFOCITEWILL CLEAR WITH PARIS EN ROUTE GAP.4. SUBJECT FROB 2776 (IN 30291.) MAY BE WILLING AND SEEMS OUTSTANDING   CANDIDATE FOR BLACK MISSION. WE PRESSING HIS ASSESSMENT WHICH HOPE FINISH BY   12 DECEMBER.5. SUBJECT FROB 2887 (IN 35386) ALSO APPEARS GOOD AND WE HURRYING   ASSESSMENT BUT CANNOT COMPLETE BEFORE MID JANUARY..6. BOTH SUBJECT PARA 4 AND 5 PHYSICALLY EXCEPTIONAL, SUFFICIENTLY   INTELLIGENT, HAVE INTREPID COMMANDO MENTALITY NEEDED REDSOX. IF BOTH ASSAY   WELL AFTER FULL PROCESSING, SUGGEST HDQS CONSIDERS TAKING THEM AEACRE WITH   AESATCHEL AND AEASPIC HENCE HAVING ALTERNATES AEASPIC IN EVENT HE FOUND UN-   SUITABLE AS PARTNER AESATCHEL. WISH UNDERSCORE THIS TENTATIVE PROPOSAL ONLY.IF IT FEASIBLE AND ATTRACTIVE, PLEASE ADVISE SO WE CAN PUSH WORK TO HAVE ALLREADY FOR TRANSFER SAME TIME.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: *REQUESTED POA TRACES ALEXEJ HALMAK.**REQUESTED POA TRACES JOHANN SCHMIDT.S-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# PERSCINAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIREPART I-BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION/PRQ/Instructions: 1. Write clearly.2. Answer all questions completely. If question does not apply, write "not applicable".3. Attoch blank pages if additional space ta needed.1. FULL NAME _David_ _ _TZIZIKELI_2. Name in native script See attached3. Name at birth (if different from 1) Not Applicable4. Aliases, nicknames, legal changes (State briefly time, reason and place of use) Katharina5. a. Date of birth 12 July 1918 b. Place of birth Tiflis (Gori)6. Present citizenship, race if appropriate Stateless7. Nationality at birth and any subsequent nationalities (if different from 6) Georgian.8. Present residence (Owner, tenant, sub-tenant) Avenue Ballorna 1, Cap (Hautes Alpes)9. Permanent address (if different from 8) Not applicable10. Present occupation (full title, salary, etc.) Directeur technical (self employed) agent for machine tools Generale Neo-technique (Gap)11. Naturalization of subject or of close relatives in the United States. (Give date and name un which certificate was granted) Not applicable12. Relatives, friends, correspondents in United States. Explain relationship Giri Zaldastani, Other Zaldastani (Friends)
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SECRET/PRO/13. Father - Pull name, occupation, present residence, year and place of birth, nationality at birth, and subsequent nationalitiesSimon Tritaichvili, aining engineerborn Tiflis ca. 1887GeorgianReturned to Tiflis, USSR 1948-49. Believed still living.14. Mother - Sama Information as 13.Marie Tsitsichvili (nee KANTCHELI)Housewifeborn Tiflis ca. 1894GeorgianSuicide 194815. Wife (or husband) - Full name, maiden name, date and place of birth, date and place of marriage, nationality at birth and any subsequent nationalities, present residence, divorce, annulment. (Give data for all previous marriages.)Berco PARRODBorn Besancon August 1917married in Paris 1949lives rue Astride Briand, Place de la Revolution, Besancondivorced 1953 in Paris16. Children-Pull naraza, sex, year and place of birth, nationality at birth and any subsequent nationalities, present residence.1) daughter Elisabeth 9 yrs. old French Lives with mother2) son Gabrist 7 yrs. old French Lives with mother17. Brothers and sisters - Same information as 16.See attached sheet.
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1.  Artchili: Brother, born 1916 in Borjomi near Tiflis, architect, served in the French Army from 1940 until 1945, became Lt. in a motorized infantry unit and fought in North Africa, France and Germany; twice married, first wife Nov, nee JORDANIA, divorced, second wife, Jacquline, nee ESTIENANT, born 1935 in Gap; lives in Gap with second wife and two of the three children born of the first marriage.Helena: Sister, born 1916 in Grosni, married Irakli LORIKIPANIDZE, born 1913, now believed divorced. Helene and her husband returned to the USSR in 1948, subsequent to which both were arrested, exiled to Siberia. She is now believed to be living in Moscow. He volunteered with the German Army in WW II.
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18. Relatives in service of any government, names and positionis heldSister is teacher of languages (French, English) in Moscow.19. List all official identity papers held with dates, numbers, place of issue and duration of validity.1) Carto do Sojour Temporaire (French) marked "S" AC2857L   24 April 1958 - Gap - one year2) Perais de Conduire (French) 21 March 1957 - Cup - anlatted20. Religion - Degree practiced membership religious orders.Orthodox (Geargian) non-believingWas Christian Opientist 5 years before var.21. Present and past political affiliations.None22. Travel outside country of present residence -Country, dates, purpose, people and firms visited.Germany (Berlin, Poelite) 1941 (several visits) work. Austria (Vienna)Poland (Leds, Fosen, Warsaw, Cracow) 1913 work23. Education-School, location, courie, degree, dates.1) Primary 1923-1930 Paris, Versailles, Montronge2) Lysse 1930-1935 Vanves, Paris, Versailles, Chalon s/Marne3) Arte ob Hatiere Chalon a/Marno 1935-36-374) Ecole Cinematographique Paris 1937-385) Ecole Breguet Faris 1938-39 Mectrical school24. Languages and dialects (Indicate proficiency as good, fair, poor.)| Language | Speak  | Read | Understand || -------- | ------ | ---- | ---------- || French   | well   | well | well       || Georgian | native | fair | well       || German   | well   | well | well       || Spanish  | fair   | fair | fair       || English  | fair   | fair | fair       |
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Military service - Dates, country, unit, rank, duty, where services performed, decorations when discharged, why. Give details if ever prisoner of war.Foreign Legion 1940-41 North Africa (Algeria, Tunisia)Cavalry 1st Class (distinguished private)No medals, not POW26. Present and past membership in organizations (Professional, social, political, etc.)No organisations27. Special skills, abilities, hobbies (radio, photography, etc.)PhotographyElectricityMechanicsForgery of documentsWeapons (small arms)28. Financial status -- Earnings, bank deposits, securities, property.100,000 fr. per month no property firm makes about 2 million29. Employment history - Type of work, salary, dates, employers, addresses, reason for leaving. Include employment by any government.1) Bicycle repairman age of 8 yrs. during summer 1926 Versailles, France.2) Made movie projector as child for showing films.3) Made electrical repairs for others throughout childhood from 11 yrs.4) Repaired sewing machines.5) Worked in garage washing cars, aiding mechanic.
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29. (Continued)6) Worked as night watchman.7) Welder.8) Lathe operatorOnly really steady job was contract in Stettin, Berlin 1941.Earned 1.10 mark as electrician for LOWA plant.Now works on production of machines for advertising.30. Has subject done any writing? Give details including titles of books, articles, publishers, dates.Wrote a detective novel in 1957 *On est mieux sur une chaise*31. List persons living at same address, close associates (individuals or groups), correspondents at home and abroad.Olvi ZALDASTANI: Boston, Mass.Other ZALDASTANI: Boston, Mass.DUPUYT, the family: 30 rue Cabanis, Paris XIVYvonne (the grandmother) born about 1881.Colette (the mother), nee Dupuyt, KHOMERIKI born about 1915 and the four daughters, all single.32. List five character referencesDr. Andre VINARD: born about 1915, dentist, lives in GapJack PARADISI: born about 1918, optician, lives in GapJean AGDMOND: born about 1908, restaurateur, lives in GapThe family STOLENANT: the family of Subject present sister-in-law, jewelers, live in Gap.
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SEORET33 Court record - Court, date, arrests, charges, purishmerito, ser.tences, acquittels deriz.r tion, etc.Sentenced at Part: 1953 to 7 yrs. Folitary corfinement (theoretical).Arrested in July 1950 for bank robe-m. pleased December 1955.Sentence reduced by collective ay..34. Description (Use American standards of measurement, if possible.)Age 40Apparent aga PostureHeight: 5'10" (70 in.) Weight 56 kg.Eyes Brown Teeth ArtificialFace-shape Long oval Hair Dark brown, baldingComplexion Scars Wounds on index finger, theseSex Male Build of left hans. Accident with grenade. Tip of fore-finger and thing right hand missing.General appoдгадееProminent featuresOther identifying features35. Other miscellaneous biographical data and commenta.201-233477
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(3) Upon receipt of the telegram, Subject will telephone and ask to speak with Michel Long, whereupon he will receive further instructions.(4) In the event no message is received at Identity A, a telephone call to Identity C should be put through by a native French speaker who will ask for H. David, pretending ho is one of David's friends.(e) Subject will write to Identity D. He will post his letter in a plain envelope to Identity A who will post the inner addressed envelope from Paris.9. Re DIR 41763, dated 20 September 1958: Subject is completely willing to repatriate to the Soviet Union at our behest. We believe ho is sincere in this contention. He could be moved to Germany using a false document to get him across the border for a few days, but if we were to do this, we would incur the risk that Subject might be picked up or might invent some incident in order to claim that it would be impossible for his to return to France. Subject does not like Gap and very much wants to leave. Although we did not go into the matter deeply, we may assume that there is no possibility that Subject on a REDSOX mission could recruit his relatives because no one in the family seems to know where they live. The sister who repatriated is supposed to be living in Moscow but the last letter from her was received several years ago.10. As attachments please find the following:(a) PRQ I sent under separate cover(b) Newens assessment of Subject sent under(c) Friganza's assessment of Subject sent under 14/92(d) The Wechsler-Bellevue results sent herewith in one copy to AEACRE only(e) Identity list11. Peter K. Winship will be able to give AEACRE his view in person. We have told Subject that he cannot expect an early decision on his employment with us. We told his that within about 30 days we would drop him a letter acknowledging the receipt of the medical report which we asked him to send us and informing him of a tentative date when we might wish to meet his in Paris again. Before undertaking further to assess, LCFLUTTER, and interrogate Subject, we would like a tentative expression of Headquarters interest in the case. It would seem that there is sufficient information on which to make such a decision.Anthony H. FrigancaApprovedFrancis M. BankahiroAttachments A thru E as stated aboveDistribution:3 - SR w/Att A, B, C, D, E2 - FE w-Att A, B, C, E2 - WE w/Att A, B, C, E2 - Paris w/Att A, E, C, E2 - COS w/Att A, B, C. E.auf use.BCD H/w
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SECRETTo Chief. S.RFm Chief of Bases, Frankfurtc/o ad A to EGFA-24034SECRET
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# General Debriefing and Assessment of Subject1. Introduction:The Subject was contacted in Cap by Frigansa. General familiarisation with him was undertaken en route to Paris (by car) on the right of 15/16 October 1950. Subsequently he was set in Paris on 16 October (afternoon) and on 17 October. On the last day the Wechsler Bellevue was given also further meeting- and communications' arrangements made.Because of the time-limitation (he was unable to stay in Paris also he had some business of his own to transact), the debriefing and assessment had to be necessarily held to general terms, the main consideration given to Subject's over-all life-run the main stress put on the assessment for REDSOX suitability.There were no personal or security problems. From the beginning Subject was willing, most eager, and co-operative. He is also willing to co-operate in the future and would not hesitate to take a long trip in order to meet us again.2. General Biography:a. Pre WWIISubject is a Georgian national. Both his parents were Georgians. He was brought to France by his parents, who fled from the Soviet Union. Until WWII they lived in Paris or surrounding areas. For one or the other reason they moved frequently. This might have been due to the profession of his father, who was a graduate mining-engineer and who probably held an administrative or engineering job in France.Owing to the above, Subject changed schools accordingly. He said that he never had trouble in his studies because of a good memory and fast retention. Consequently, he was usually bored because of frequent repetitions. Owing to boredom and possibly to some sense of opposition, he became usually a nuisance to the teachers. Subject told us that once he had to be transferred to another school, because he got into a violent argument with a teacher. His mother was quite concerned about his behaviour and took him to a psychiatrist (from Subject's narrative it is not clear what the diagnosis was).In his free time he liked to perform odd jobs, such as, for example, fixing bicycles or helping out in electrical repair jobs or installation work. He also loved to invent gadgets and odd machines.Undoubtedly Subject had an inclination towards technical matters. On the other hand, he had a tremendous drive to be financially independent, to make money, and to get ahead in life. It also seems that he did not like to be employed by a person and that he always strived for self-employment.After graduating from school he attended several engineering colleges. At Breguet he studied electro-engineering. Subsequently he enrolled in the technicum for cinematography. It is a fact that Subject had studied a lot; on the other hand, it appears that he did not graduate from any of these technical institutions.