Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRETSX-3122520 May 1977MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Summary Biographic Form on Soviet Emigre SergeyAleksandrovich UZLOVDATE OF INTERVIEW: 26-28 April 1977DATE OF INFORMATION: 1949-1976PART I: BIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION1. NAME: Sergey Aleksandrovich UZLOV.2. BIRTH: 19 November 1949 in Minsk. He was an illegi-   mate son of a Jewish mother and a Russian father. He was later   adopted and raised by his mother's husband, Aleksandr UZLOV,   as his own. His natural father is unknown.3. LANGUAGES: Native Russian, claims to speak Belorussian   well, knows German well, as a result of taking it at the Foreign   Language Institute, and knows basic English.4. MARITAL STATUS: He married Irina Aleksandrovna   UZLOVA, nee LEPSHEY, on 21 September 1973. She was born in   1952 in Minsk. They have a son, Sergey, born on 4 February 1974   in Minsk. The couple was divorced on 29 August 1975 and the   son remained in the USSR with his mother. Irina is the daughter   of a military journalist and was graduated from the Spanish   Department of Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign   Languages (INYAZ). She is now working as a librarian in the   Pedagogical Institute i/n Gorkiy in Minsk.5. PARENTS: His mother is Raisa Pimenovna UZLOVA, nee   BYKOVA, born in 1922 in Kiev. She is, at present, living with   her son in New York. His father is Aleksandr Sergeyevich   UZLOV, born in 1921 in Moscow. He has been retired since 1973.   He was a professional driver and auto mechanic, was in the   NKVD from 1933 to 1941, and was a commander of the Katyushas   rocket battalion during the war. After the war, he worked as   a driver for Avtokolonna 2411 in Minsk. He still lives in   Minsk.SECRET
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SECRET.-2-## 6. EDUCATION:1956-66 He attended and graduated from Secondary School No. 24, specializing in German language instruction. The former head of the school was fnu UDAL'TSOVA.1969-72 He attended Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages (INYAZ), German Department. He did not graduate.1972-74 He attended the History Department of the Belorussian State University. He did not graduate.Members of INYAZ who travel abroad are:A. the former Chief of INYAZ, Lyudmila KRASNOVA, born about 1930, a former girl friend of Kiril T. MAZUROV, a member of the Politburo. She has recently been replaced, but UZLOV does not know by whom. She speaks German and frequently travels abroad.B. the chief of the German Department, Lyudmila Aleksandrovna SUKHAREVA. She has been there for a long time. She travels abroad, but, presumably, to GDR only.C. Prorector fnu KHOZYAYEV who speaks English. He has traveled to London.D. Professor fnu USILOV went to GDR as an exchange teacher.E. the dean of Teacher Retraining (povysheniya kvalifikatsii), Spartak Ivanovich KARASEV, who also teaches psychology. He went to Germany.F. Professor fnu TRUNOVA, who teaches English.## 7. EMPLOYMENT:1966-67 He was a movie operator at the theatre "MIR". At that same time, he was a salesman at the State Department Store, Minsk.1967-68 He had a variety of seasonal jobs: a concrete worker at Settlement Korelyugi (Grodnetskiy rayon), Mosty village, and at Pukhovichi (Minsk rayon).SECRET
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SECRET-3-1972-74 He worked with a sound and public address system at the Belorussian State University.1974-76 He was a street photographer at the Outside (vyyezdnoye) Bureau of the Minsk Factory for Photographic Work.1976-departure He had miscellaneous employment.8. RESIDENCE IN THE USSR: From before 1966 to his emigration, UZLOV lived at 47 Volgogradskaya ulitsa in Minsk.9. EMIGRATION: UZLOV emigrated from the USSR on 28 November 1976. He arrived in Rome shortly thereafter, and departed for the United States on 22 March 1977.10. PRESENT SITUATION: UZLOV currently lives at 414 Avenue N, apartment 6B in Brooklyn, NY 11230. He is unemployed.11. PERSONAL EVALUATION: UZLOV is a smart, witty, outgoing, aggressive person, accustomed to living by his wits. He is willing to take chances and play roles, but, at the same time, he is not afraid of hard work, as long as it pays well. He is somewhat given to romanticizing, for example, by seeking a job in intelligence and not fully realizing that it is a steady and, often, dull job. He is not persistent, not able to stick to his studies or hold a job; instead, he prefers to work hard for shorter periods to earn money, and then do nothing.UZLOV seemed to be completely won over by the United States, saying that he is willing to do anything that would be asked of him, such as his voluntarily bringing in photographs of some of the personalities he described, and suggesting that he would try to use the loose code system that he had established with his friends back in Minsk to obtain information for us, if we so require. At the last possible moment, he admitted that he was incarcerated in the USSR for participation in a fight, but was later found innocent by a higher court.Physically, UZLOV is good-looking, trim, athletic, and is a former boxer, who trys to keep himself in good shape. He likes to dress well and, seemingly, no longer drinks to excess, as he used to do in the Soviet Union.PART II: ΟΙ KNOWLEDGEABILITY12. KGB: See KGB Personalities in the Minsk Area (SX-31466) and KGB Presence in a Tourist Hotel in Minsk (SX-31527).13. SOVIETS WHO TRAVEL ABROAD: See Graduates of the MinskSECRET
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SECRETState Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages who TravelAbroad or are Disaffected (SX-31465).14. SAFEKEEPING OF MONEY: See Safekeeping of Legal and    Illegal Money in the Soviet Union (to be published).PART III: TRACES (SE/SAG/OP routinely uses the followingsources in tracing: Soviet GICS, Soviet and/or ZZ travel, IPMain Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP card file. These traces shouldnot be construed as being extensive or complete and any recipientsof this report, with an active interest in any of the subjects,should run full traces of their own.)15. There are no Headquarters traces on Spartak Ivanovich    KARASEV (para 6E).*KARASEV, Spartak IvanovichSEX: MPOB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: professorLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382. Psychologyteacher and Dean of Teacher Retraining, MinskState Pedagogical Institute of ForeignLanguages. Travels abroad.16. Fnu KHOZYAYEV (para 6C) is probably identical to    Mikhail Andreyevich KHOZYAYEV (201-0809235), born on 3 December    1928 in Mogilev. He was a student on a UNESCO fellowship to    Leeds, Manchester and Edinburgh Universities in the UK from    30 September 1966 to March 1967. He traveled to the West on    a few other occasions!17. Lyudmila KRASOVNA (para 6A) is probably identical to    Lyudmila Mikhaylovna KRASOVNA (201-0890689), born on 23 June    1933 in Moscow. She was an interpreter at the Soviet Trade    Representation in Amsterdam from 7 September 1971 to before    April 1974. She has also traveled to West Germany.18. Kiril MAZUROV (para 6A) is identical to Kirill Trofi-    movich MAZUROV (201-0185622), born on 7 or 14 April 1914 in    Gomel oblast. Since at least 1957, he has been the First    Secretary of the Belorussian Central Committee and a member    of the Central Committee of the CPSU, on the Political Committee.    Also in 1957, he became a candidate member of the CPSU Presidium.SECRET
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SECRET-5-He became a full member in 1965. He has been the First Deputy Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers since 1965 and a member of the Politburo since at least 1970. MAZUROV has traveled to the West, including the United States in 1960 as the head of the Belorussian delegation to the 15th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.19. There are no Headquarters traces on Lyudmila Aleksandrovna SUKHAREVA (para 88)*SUKHAREVA, Lyudmila AleksandrovnaSEX: FPOB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: professorLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382. Chief, German Department, Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages. Travels abroad..20. There are no Headquarters traces on fnu TRUNOVA (para 6F).*TRUNOVA, fnuSEX: FPOB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: professorLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382. Professor, Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages. Travels abroad21. Fnu USILOV (para 6D) is probably identical to Baris Konstantinovich USILOV (201-0901995), born on 19 March 1935. He intended to travel to the University of. Heidelberg in West Germany to be a language instructor there about March 1972; however, he never arrived.22. There is no information on Sergey Aleksandrovich UZLOV (Subject) (201-0943382) in addition to that in his 201. There are no Headquarters traces on his former wife Irina Aleksandrovna UZLOVA, nee LEPSHEY (para 4).![signature of Victor F. Zimin]Victor F. ZiminSE/SAG/OPSECRET
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SECRET-6-SE/SAG/OP:Isabelle H. Domes:ch (25 May 77)Distribution:Orig - IP/AN (please classify into 201-0948382, index indicatednames in Part III, and ZR into 201-0809235,201-0890689, 201-0185622 & 201-0901995 with thephrase "mentioned in a debriefing report bySoviet emigre 201-0948382.")1 - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/IO, SE/USSR1 - SE/RR1 - SE/CI/I1 - SE/SAG/CA1 - SE/SAG/OP chronoSterile Distribution:1 - FBI (part I only)1 - DCD/ETF via SE/RR (part I only)1 - PCS/DEF(part I only)SECRET
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CONFIDENTIALSX-3152712 May 1977MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: KGB presence in a tourist hotel in MinskSOURCE: (201-0948382) A foreign language student from Minsk, who worked in numerous jobs throughout the USSR. Born in 1949, he emigrated in 1976. Neither his bona fides nor his reporting reliability has been established.DATE OF INFORMATION: 1972-76DATE OF INTERVIEW: 26-28 April 19771. Most of this information was obtained from Anatoliy Aleksandrovich AKSENOV, a senior lieutenant of the KGB, and other friends and classmates of Source who are at present KGB and militia officers. AKSENOV was at that time in charge of the KGB unit in the Yubileynaya Hotel, Minsk.2. In each tourist hotel in Minsk there is a so-called militia punkt (unit). It is usually in a room on the first floor of the hotel somewhere off the lobby. Supposedly this is a militia unit whose purpose is to protect foreigners, maintain order in the hotel, and prevent black-marketing. Actually, this unit is manned by KGB representatives in militia uniforms who carry militia as well as KGB identification. The militia seems to be the favorite cover for the KGB.3. In the Yubileynaya Hotel this unit always had four or five persons on duty. During the day it had two privates and a sergeant in uniform and two officers in civilian attire. At night, when on duty, all of them usually wore militia uniforms. Aside from the above-mentioned militia functions, their actual mission was to prevent what they considered to be unnecessary contact of Soviet citizens with foreigners, to observe any suspicious actions by either, and to ensure that only approved persons had access to the hotel. All other Soviet citizens would be stopped, their documents checked, and their business questioned. An officer from such a unit once stopped Source after he had spent the night with a Bulgarian girl in the hotel. Source thinks he was discovered through audio surveillance.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL-2-This officer showed his militia identification, and asked for and checked Source's documentation by telephone. He released Source without making any report, because Source, by veiled references to AKSENCV, managed to make this officer believe he was AKSENOV's agent. Later Source learned that this officer was AKSENOV'S KGB subordinate.4. The KGB also has an audio surveillance room and possibly several saferooms in the hotel. Once in 1975, after drinking with Source for several hours in a restaurant, AKSENOV invited him to come to the "special place" in the Yubileynaya Hotel. Source thinks that AKSENOV probably telephoned before going to the Yubileynaya. Source was led through a number of corridors to a room in the back of the hotel which AKSENOV unlocked with a key. There was no one in the room, although AKSENOV later told Source that there are supposed to be two people on duty at all times. AKSENOV and Source continued drinking in the room. Source did not pay too much attention to detalls, but at one point, apparently in order to impress Source with KGB capabilities, AKSENOV showed the Source a tape recorder, which was of foreign or Baltic republic make, and let him listen through the earphones to what was being recorded from a room under surveillance. Source claimed that he could hear all the sounds in the room, that of running water, etc. AKSENOV switched from room to room; audio quality was uniformly good. AKSENOV later explained that this is the audio surveillance room (komnata proslushivaniya) and that the KGB is capable of listening in to any room in the hotel. A log using notations in code (according to Source's best recol- lection) is kept indicating the time periods of listening in on each room, and the conversations actually recorded. Source was unable to recall whether there was more than one tape récorder in the room or how one recorded segment was distinguished from another on the tapes. He presumed that it was done by voice announcement, but he did not remember seeing a microphone which would be used for this purpose. None of these technical details were explained either then or later by AKSENOV.5. AKSENOV never mentioned any phone surveillance and Source presumed that this is done in a different location, outside the hotel.6. In subsequent conversations, AKSENOV told Source that all rooms occupied by foreigners are listened to by a spot check from the time that the occupant enters his room. There is apparently a device which indicates when this occurs. The running of water as an audio hindrance is a useless measure, AKSENOV said, as KGB audio technicians are able to eliminate this as well as many other extraneous noises in order to make the conversations audible.CONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL-3-7. Later Source learned (he does not remember from whom) that telephones are also used as audio listening devices and that they are effective even without the receiver being taken off the hook (i.e., hot mike).8. Traces: (SE/SAC/OP routinely uses the following sources in tracing: Soviet GICS, Soviet travel, IP Main Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any recipients of this report with an active interest in any of the subjects should run full traces of their own.)There are no Headquarters traces on Anatoliy Aleksandrovich AKSENOV (para 1).AKSENOV, Anatoliy AleksandrovichSEX: MDOB: ca 43POB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382. In charge of KGB unit in Yubileynaya in Minsk.![signature of Victor F. Zimin]Victor F. ZiminSE/SAG/OPSE/SAG/OP: Isabelle H. Domes: ch (7 Jun 77)Distribution:Orig - IP/AN (please classify into 201-0948382 and index indicated name in para 8)1 - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/IG, SE/USSR1 - SE/RR1 - SE/CI/I1 - SE/CI (Joe Flaherty)1 - SE/SAG/OP chronoCONFIDENTIAL
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SECRETSX-3146612 May 1977MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: KGB Personalities in the Minsk areaSOURCE : (201-0948382) a foreign language student from Minsk who worked in numerous jobs throughout the USSR. Born in 1949, he emigrated in 1976. Neither his bona fides nor his reporting re- liability has been established.DATE OF INFORMATION: 1972-76.DATE OF INTERVIEW : 26-28 April 1977The following is in response to a requirement by SE/CI/I on 6 April 1977.1. The KGB building in Minsk is on Leninskiy pros- pekt. There is another entrance at ulitsa Volodarskogo 2. The building occupies an entire city block and has its own prison within this area.2. AKSENOV, Anatoliy Aleksandrovich. Born in 1948 in Minsk. He lives at the House of Scientific Workers, prospekt Lenina, Apt. 12, Minsk. He is 168 cm. tall, has a solid build (he is a former gymnast), blond hair, hazel eyes, and a soft-looking face with prominent red veins. When conversing, he has the habit of looking downward and then suddenly raising his eyes to look up. Source does not consider him to be particularly intelligent but rather as having a "crafty, peasant approach to life."A. AKSENOV is the son of Aleksandr Ilikiforovich AKSENOV, a member of the Central Committee and Second Secre- tary of the Belorussian CP. This makes the father the second highest ranking Party official in the Belorussian SSR. He has been characterized as a ruthless careerist. The mother is a physician who no longer practices.RECORD COPYSECRET
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SECRET2B. AKSENOV'S wife is Tat'yana nee KONDRAKOVA, born in 1950 or 1951, in Dzerzhinsk-on-Volga. The father nad wanted Anatoliy to marry the daughter of another mem- ber of the Belorussian CC, Aleksey Alekseyevich SMIRNOV, and this nas caused much conflict between father and son, in addition to that already generated by the son's heavy drinking and his frequently getting into trouble when urunk. AKSENOV is afraid of his father. In order to curry favor with her father-in-law, AKSENOV's wife reports episodes of her husband's drunken behavior to him. The younger AKSLOVS fight frequently and separate from time to time; at the time of the source's departure they were living apart. The wife is materialistic and takes advantage of her husband's position. She deals frequently on the black market.C. They have a daughter, Galina, born in 1973 in Minsk. AKSENOV lias a brother who works for the CC, CPSU in Moscow, and a sister.D. AKSENOV attended Minsk Middle School 24 to- gether with source, graduating in 1966. He graduated from the French Department of the Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages in 1972, after which, on his father's insistence, he enrolled in a KGB school (apparently in Minsk), graduating as a lieutenant in 1973.E. He has since been working as an operations officer (operupolnomocnennyy) in the Operations Department (Gperativnyy otdel or operotdel) of the KGB in Minsk. His first assignment was at the Yubileynaya Hotel, followed by the Turist Hotel, and at present he is responsible for the Yubileynaya Hotel. He holds the rank of senior lieutenant.F. After becoming a KGB officer, AKSENOV continued to associate with the source and other classmates, and through him the source met a number of other KGB officers and was able to learn something about certain KGB operations in the !! Inok area.G. Photographs of AKSE!IOV are available in SE/BIO photo-file.3. BORICH, Yuriy (pnu). Born in about 1950. He is the son of a KGB general (fnu). BORICH is app. 180 cm. tall, thin, has light hair which ne parts on the left side. He isSECRET
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SECRET- 3 -a quiet person. He plays the guitar. He and his wife areboth graduates of the Minsk State Pedagogical Institute ofForeign Languages He speaks German and English. BORICHwas on assignment in The Netherlands (for the KGB, theSource thinks), had returned to Minsk but was scheduled toreturn to The Netherlands just before the Source's depar-ture4. CHISTYY. Fedor (pnu). Born in about 1949. He   is tall (182 cm.), heavy-set, has blond hair and deeply   set eyes. The source describes him as clumsy, with a crude-   looking face, and as "stupid but crafty". He is a graduate   of the Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Lan   guages and was an informer while a student there. CHISTYY   Served in the Army. He is a KGB officer, he works with   AKSENOV (see paragraph 1) in the Operations Department. He   is a heavy drinker and smoker.5. GURIY (fnu, pnu) is 173 cm. tall, burly, and has   a face, according to Source, which resembles that of a bull-   dog. He is a KGB major, works in the Minsk KGB Operations   Department, and serves as the overseer (kurator) of the Minsk   Motel, which is about 11 miles to the west of the city.6. LAPSHOV, Vladimir (pnu). Born in about 1946. Не   is short (166 cm.), heavy-set, looks like a boxer, has short   hair, blue eyes, and a birthmark on the left side of his face.   He has a penetrating gaze.A. He was formerly a black marketeer. He is a con-struction engineer, he has been to Iran but now works in Mos-cow (ne is originally from Minsk). Source suspects thatLAPSHOV may be KGB on the basis of an incident when he wasstopped by the militia for speeding. He showed some sort ofidentification which prompted the militiaman to salute himand let nim go..B. He is married to the daughter of cosmonaut PavelIvanovich BELYAYEV, wino died on 10 January 1970. LAPSHOVlikes to dress well and is considered by Source to be a show-off.7. MOLOCHKO, Viktor Nikolayevich. Born in about 1946,   he is the son of the Minister of Trade of the Belorussian SSR,   Hikolay Petrovich MOLOCHKO. Viktor MOLOCHKO at present is a   lieutenant in the KGB Operations Department (Operotdel). He   is snort, fat, has dark hair, is married and has children.SECRET
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SECRET8. MOROZ (fnu, pnu), works for the KGB. He has been in Africa on assignment, possibly with military or economic aid, and has published a work on Africa. MOROZ always moves in KGB circles. He is married to the daughter of a lieutenant general (general leytenant), who commands an Army. He is short (about 167 cm.) has bulging eyes, a short neck, and looks like a toad. He owns a new model Volga, a sensation in Minsk, as only a few of these cars per year, are allocated for civilian purchase.9. NIKULKIN, Yakov Prokop'yevich. Is a lieutenant general (general leytenant) in the KGB and head of the Belorussian SSR KGB. He is a friend of Aleksandr Nikiforovich AKSENOV (see paragraph 1).10. POKHIN, Aleksandr (pnu). Is a retired KGB major, was formerly a deputy chief of the Minsk KGB Operotdel and an immediate superior of Anatoliy AKSENOV. POKIN's daughter, Lyudmila, is a graduate of the Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages and is a friend of the Source.11. SECHEYKO, Vladimir (pnu). Born in about 1946. Не was the only person who graduated from a KGB school (apparently in Minsk) with the rank of junior lieutenant, because of his bad behavior. He was later expelled from the KGB for excessive drinking and now works at the meteorological station in Minsk. Ilis wife's name is Tamara.12. SAZA.NOVICH (fnu, pnu). Is a KGB colonel, Chief of the Special Department (*Osobyy otdel*) of the Belorussian SSR KGB. SAZANOVICH interrogated a black marketeer, a friend of the Source.13. SURGANOV, Yevgeniy Fedorovich. Born about 1945. Isa KGB officer. He is a graduate of the Physics Department of the Belorussian State University. His father is Fedor Anisimovich SURGANOV, Chairman of the Presidium of the Belorussian SSR Supreme Soviet. Yevgeniy SURGANOV is about 190 св. tall, blond, of medium build, attractive. His left shoulder is noticeably lower than the right. He likes to drink.14. ZENOVICH (fnu, pnu). He is a a Captain in the Belorussian KGB, was responsible for Philharmonic Orchestra but has been replaced. His wife's name is Svetlana, she was born in 1950. They have a daughter, Anna, born 8 March 1972. At present ZENOVICH is learning to drive a bus. Interviewer's Comment: This possibly indicates that ZENOVICH may have been fired from the KGB.SECRET
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SECRET- 5 -15. Traces: (St/SAG/OP routinely uses the following sources in tracing: Soviet GICS, Soviet travel, IP Main Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any recipients of this report with an active interest in any of the subjects should run full traces of their own.)A. There are no Headquarters traces on Anatoliy Aleksandrovich AKSENOV (para 2).*AKSENOV, Anatoliy AleksandrovichSEX: MDOB: 48POB: USSR, MinskCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382Operations officer. Operations Department, KGB.B. There are no Headquarters traces on Yuriy BORICH (para 3).*BORICH, YuriySEX: MDOB: ca 50POB: USSRCIT: USSRLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382,Possible KGB officer. Has been toThe Netherlands,C. There are no Headquarters traces on Fedor CHISTYY (para 4).*CHISTYY, FedorSEX: MDOB: ca 49POB: USSRCIT: USSROCC: KGB officerLOC: USSR, MinskKnown to Soviet emigre 201-0948382.SECRET