Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Page 3.that the GG is not maintaining a sufficient ly independent and apolitical attitude.12. In discussing relations of the socialist party with resistance groups, Soldani, member of the Durant Federal of the party for the Var and spoke of the socialist party and expressed his deep regret over the fact that fusion between the socialist party and the MRP now seems impossible. In said he had hope this fusion after now proletarians of the MRP with the base elements of the socialist party would constitute a great renovation socialist party of the future, During the debate on the subject, explosive exception to an transmission by the socialist Sector of the Baron Directeur of the party, that the leaders of the MRP may simply a group of arrivistes who were trying to take advantage of the situation of some political power.13. As for Fergien policy, the Congress expressed itself opposed to the hegemony of any one great power, whether it to Britain, the United States or Russia, and is favor of a system of collective security, with all the democratic nations of the world equally represented in ca international association of nations. This association should have its own army, credit, transport, etc, in order to be able to guarantee the rescue. Regarding the treatment of Germany, the Congress voted tea opposition to any dismemberment of the country, but approved a long occupation sich severe allied control of all German industry and average and one long range program for the reeducation of German youth,14. Copied Party: According to fr. Misteraci, secretary of the Toulon Section of the Socialist Party, the Communist to claim to have 4,000 registered members in the Vor. Communist leaders interviewed declined to quote any figures,15. rotter, prominent casualst member of UM, maintains that the communists have gained many followers in the other since the ww, at the expense or the socialists. He claims the stat results to a large extent from the cammunists nationalist policy and also from Young, vigorous leaders as communist with the socialists who still love the same leaders representing the old regime. He stated that the policy of the Communist Party would remain nationalist in the future; that it would be difficult to return to a revolutionary program.16. Further asserted that the communists get along better with the Christian Democrats then with the socialists, since the latter - as he put it - instead part, latercate above the catho triteres,17. The cocoolata are opposed to the citing of elections next February. Their reason iston: tallers, alastions were before the recognition of the protestond Government by the Allies as a means of holding popular referent lies that Chulle d tha country sila im. rent, the passing need re bonditate ate to longer exists, sides, 18:20 4.1 fair to fretera se ilton rivere s onl copatosdora resedin to the polls. tomo on the roamento Carvalsts croposed to the clestions 12 tuciv fear of losia o strength diet here or the varicam dost
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Page 4Report No. 4630mental and lower liberation committee. Incidentally, M. Andre elicited his personal opposition to the holding of elections at the present time, since the women's vote constituted an experiment and he was not in favor of conducting such experiments while Prime still still at war. (Andre may sell us for the Communists.) Etienne alleges, Car undeunterprefecture delegate, stated flatly that he believed the elections could be postponed, although the Party in taking its plans so as to have everything in readiness in case the elections are held in February.18. Both Andre and other criticised the "Professor of the Var", W. Servie, for not being strenuous enough in his inquiries of the scandals of the department. Clearly the procurement of adequate food supplies, Pothier promised, was satisfactory for his personal entourage and for his active participation in resistance activities but pointed out that he was temporarily secretary of the Sous-prefecture at Toulon and that he had not broken away from the old habits of the Petain fonctionnaire.19. Pothier described Admiral leaders, refers resulting of Toulon, as a revolutionary of the old tradition along with the great majority of higher naval officers at St. Toulon naval base.20. According to Allene, the Toulon edition of Rouge-Midi, the Communist paper published in Marseilles, has a daily circulation of 17,000 and a Sunday circulation of 15,000.21. Mouvement Republicain Populaire: The Toulon section of the MRP was formed about a month ago. The officers are: M. Labrousse, president; M. Jouzieu, attache; M. Gomette, secretary; P. Crozier, server as the Rand travail, treasurer. A departmental federation of the MRP is in the process of organization. Labrousse hoped to have it organized before the end of the year, Labrousse stating membership in the Toulon section of the MRP - but this appears to be an exaggeration. Labrousse stated that the Toulon edition of the Christian Democrat newspaper, Le Republicain National, published at Marseilles, has a local circulation of 2,000. This Toulon edition was started two years ago.22. The Union Feminine et Civique et Sociale (UFCS) is the woman's adjunct of the MRP at Toulon. At Toulon, the MRP in Toulon is making serious efforts to capture the women's vote. A series of three free weekly political lectures, starting 13 December 1944 has been organized by the GFUS.23. Radical-Socialist Party: It is universally stated that the Radical-Socialists are increasingly important as a political force in the Var. No party headquarters has been established in Toulon, and aside from the brief party paper announcement, no sign of any Radical-Socialist activity was discovered.24. "FN" and "FFI": Pothier, of the FFI, is optimistic over the possibility of fusion between the FFI and the FN in the Var region after the agreement just reached between the two groups in the department of the Gard. On the other hand, Arigo G., of the FTP, points out that many members of his organization are hesitant about uniting with the FN, because they see in this an attempt
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# Page 5on the of the to absorb the VIN. However, he states that discussions are still continuing between the two groups. IM/A asserts that although most names of the Moure are not communists, all the positions of responsibility in that organization are held by communists.25. According to a Serene, representative of the on the Cha there have 24.907 registered members of the VI in the 7th of December 1957, as compared with 24,967 in 1957. Besoins considers one of the most urgent problems before the now in the war to the of the mobilization of the. Fire workers are required paid certain compensation to the salaries in order to avoid labor to certain high-level rotala alaries. Because points out that it is not possible to raise all salaries to mention this would cause an infla tion. Therefore, the con was faced with the delicate took of working and the wasting of others.## Active and Military parties26. Representative and Sanders Stivouen, proposition man- the Forces d' election do have a total strength of 500 officers and men. under the command of Colonel (FN) Beirut, Their headquarters are at Hidden, about 7 km west of Twion, at the Chataen erto, a row quisition private estate formerly occupied by the vichylite (Grouves Febil de Testan)27. The two companies under serrat form part of the RS of the 15th of ton Alpes, Almo ritires. Bow Contents on placed as the comani r *Malliet, the MS are ar fficial, and under the prest tron of the 15th talcory begto the of co inting tors, collaborationists and black marketers are relating order, the has the additional task of guarding the prisoners. at 2.856 francs monthly officers and nonscom receive28. Warranted stated that he had area and equipment for its men. Care for grants or a cold con that it would need a great deal for the discipline of his pen if they could all be prope and equipped. Re bastioned to tivt ta spite of dis An inspection the quarters, however, revealed a rather    disciplines; the red Jocked the flitary art clean era of trained Corren prisonera walking on the premiere are more prompt than the de to attention essalute at the appro Colonel29. Somer stetoi that he bed sens detus wonts out on expelions riros the***SOVAT. MTTTTT
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Report No. R-45929. 5 Agent stated that he had made "deteats" out on elements of which had been reported in various localities. The "S.B." does not "made collect" these elements murdered, in the Thau area also have been circulating in Toulon to help carry out the black market; thus, fine for all offenses.30. Lettat, she was formerly Departmental Chief of the Fillipe intelligence, claim is a bordill for the in Toulon, Burrat stated that the were would civilians devastating their spare time.31. M.L. According to it, Colonel Burrat, ad the reporting of the For at Taras, make the command of in to leave shortly for the Front to join the less men, in Toulon, medes, accurat to one of theFranco-American Relations32. American sailors stationed in Toulon report number of cute fights and between themselves and Frenchmen, principally over women. The fool. at Toulon that the French would create an American at every opportunity possible.33. On their side, the French are, to a greater or lesser degree, resentful over the maroon barbie of Toulon, which destrove a large part of the city: over American treatment of Serven 7/103 and over the fact that American food supplies to the civilion ropulation have not arrived in prother quantities. Can. se la Cavalese, rocut 3, veterans, of the last war and and acquisard for over ratsons and soap at high black market were sold at 5034. continued relations with the Vichy Government after its recall; tot plesyal with the de Gaulle government and would have ododos a report on circulating in improper circles to the effect that these days before the liberation or a to de Gaulle; that american service diplomatic representatives had penetrated into the city and used with Vichy officials the possibility of setting up a new French government.
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Page 7 Report No.: 48?35. stated that more people see no desirability to do with the decision of the Government to dismiss the Police divisions in Minimun. In that connection, he stated that the CCN and the PRO represents a great necessity, since people had no confidence in the Police since many of the were men who had served the Vichy regime,Economic Situation.36. Housing Construction. Toulon has suffered heavily from allied bombing. The worst destruction does more particularly hard hit, but a good deal of damage was in the center of town as well. According to the municipal bureau of Reconstruction, of a total of 15,311 houses in Toulon, 993 were entirely destroyed and 3,760 require offer damage. Since it is quite difficult to obtaing building materials in quantity, people do homeless are temporarily living with friends and relatives, the shift quarters a large number have not yet returned to the interior. There has been normalcy during the arrivals. Toulon has a population of 160,000 and according to the authorities, 16 had been born to the end of August; it had been about 110,000.37. The municipal services follow recommendation estimated needs of building materials for construction at Toulon:0.  6,000 tons of file sideddes for roofing1.  3,000 tons of bricks2.  5,000 tons of plaster3.  1,000 tons of cement4.  1,000 tons of lime5.  200,000 square meters of window panesnecessary roofing repairs are being made with wood plaster.38. The food conditions in Toulon are bad, the most serious shortages being milk for children, and fats and oils. There is only enough milk to meet die.    for children. Infants up to 9 months are confirm milk for the 1,500 children of 1-13 months, 600 cans of comformed milk. Another 500 cans daily would be needed for the 1,500 children 3 years of age. And sources appraise the urgency of this problem. The American milk is shipped to Toulon, distributed from Marseilles directly to the municipalities. There are some classes that can provide a continuous line. American Red Cross, which of all aboard the milk is sent to the children for them, as to the intensity.39. Despite the fact that there is an important province of olive oil, there are a certain shortage of this product on the market. According to Allow, in charge of civilian intent, whenever stocks of olive oil do exist in the region are blocked by the Hitler-Korea de Revitaille not for distribution among the people.
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foresight, relation. Men of this etc. a.M. 13. and we are interesting the of no petition by the parts, that they the North. The approved by the the President, the black market, out of and presently, where on the stock, it sold for 300. Hence get in touch, then supplies.Lo. Thus ed return of the perally in a small consideration satisfactory. The reat ration of about 200 pers rapidly is don't to be a. aidable in-. provement after the 90 percentible received data, the co-operation. However, people se med to operate fralate and generator in referment. In the face tuction with the coming of the Elites men megates in this place,41. Public services: lectricity, and water supply are normal. The streets are a. The Streets in "ealon en    micas entera'### _FROM ABROAD_Frank Ward PresidentAmigos Vice PresidentBlutch Vice PresidentMardrin SecretaryNew leader of Peasants Movement### LOGINPrades1200sXXXXXXGuntnis.Cercis:CoComics de se gare de rctico
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### MINISTERE DE L'INTERIEUR**RESPONSABILITES**Every with Reprions et Falaises (1500F)* Affaires  Finances  Reconstruction, Urbanisme  Hydratation publique, Eaux artes  Sports, Théâtre  Service du matron et buillon  Travail d'entretien for burthalo communs, voleries, jardins publics, contrôle des trvoux ponics  Pavillonent### Departre de F.-69**Partic or Ministeren Regiment**FINFIN (Chrétien Démocrate)FINFINAllégraClussess’s* Au communist PartyService a payara affaires difficilesCaters, polices nasire, quats, port: us volvenTentatidous, Ministres et Ror fugicoEtat civil, contributes, mimos Personal, regie dos sonsCinemaonal, propou Fundulus, abattoirsServices publics consisteSavoira ouplisGASocialitoSocialinCGT* CGTCIT* 130, Aviatoro  130, Authora  Simesics* Remplacement, studies, ballon, PavoneJausoon, sportsHigiene, InfocaireContentios* Mouvement offre de la Liberation Nationals  Union ces Farms Francaise  Fédération de la Joumespe Patriotique  Logo Vecumique  (dopendents)* No. 260.1151  *F*. Camen t  Service con York, Hettoiosaont, Association, Usine Zuzzinosation et Colons  (dopendent)
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K 6Toulouse 12 Septiembre 1945.INFLUENCIA DE LOS COMUNISTAS EN TOULOUSE----------------------------------------------------Los comunistas influyen totalmente en el *FRONT NATIONAL* y su diario *LE PATRIOT*, de Toulouse.Asimismo en el COMITE FRANCE-ESPAGNE, cuyo Presidente Jean CASSOU, a pesar de no pertenecer al Partido Comunista, se deja maniobrar por el.Igualmente en el Comite FRANCE-U.R.S.S.
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SECRETReport No. :F-6937Date, of Report : 28 April 1946Information : CurrentFRANCE POLITICALReported Replacement of "Front National" by a New PaperThe following report is from a member of the staff of "Front National" and is a close friend of Thorez. This information was disclosed directly to a well-tried source, who has extensive contacts in French press circles:1. It appears improbable that "Front National" will continue to be published after the elections, because of the breaking down of this political formation, which is of no further interest - except perhaps a marginal one - to the Communist Party. However, until now, Thorez has been opposed to its disappearance.2. At present the leaders of the CP are planning to replace it by a more effective organ, and are studying three possible solutions:(a) A newspaper which might be called "Ce Matin", and which would be supplementary to "Ce Soir" which would be responsible for its publication. The directors of "Ce Soir", which is a successful paper, are opposed to this idea, because they do not see the necessity for placing an additional load on the budget.(b) A paper exclusively for women and which would treat all questions interesting to women: the home, the factory, food, the child, clothing, education, etc. But it is wondered if women have not adopted the habit of reading their husbands' paper, and would not be reluctant to indulge in the expense of an extra paper.(c) An evening paper which would sell for 3 fr., and which would be similar to "Le Monde" in form, and would be the leftist opposite number of that paper. This paper would be destined particularly for the elite, and would stress cultural matters, accurate documentation, etc. The difficulty lies in assembling a first rate editorial staff to handle the political, economic, financial and artistic departments of such a paper.3. It appears likely that a decision will be reached before the end of May.SECRETDistribution: 3 May 1946 SSU/ID PARISEmbassy/Paris WashingtonLO AnconMA Bern Hampshire/Bramley II
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Code NameName FRONTrINTIONAL (PARA)Other Code Names RESISTANCE MOVEMENTREF. MAPS CARD NO. F65Pre-D-Day. D-Day.Address (i) (ii)Hides (i) (ii) (iii)Profl of IdentityDescription: Height Weight Build Colour of EyesDistinguishing PeculiaritesZones of Operations NSub-Organisors COLEERT represents the MOUVEMENT CONSEIL DE LA RESISTANCEW/T OperatorExperienceRemarks Resistance movement supposed to be run by the Communists strongest id the North but has some following in 2 S.1219
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From: Marseille.Report No: W-833 Local File No:No. of Pages: 0No. of RCA?? ':Report Made By: H. R. SHERIDAN HAS Approved By:Distribution:By copy to: 0Orally to: 0Source Cryptonym: HOMOHEDRALReferences:Source, Operational Data, and Comments:Although this report is based principally on information received from HOMOHEDRAL, the chief facts have been confirmed by HOMESTRETCH and HOMCONE. Much of the information, especially the excerpts from CADI reports, was taken from the original CADI documents which HOMOHEDRAL lifted from the CADI files. (One of HOMOHEDRAL's sub-agents got the char-woman who cleans the CADI offices to lift a few reports each night for a period of a week.) The Italian immigrant sent by this station to the CADI office is Ettore GUIDETTI.Copies to:Paris-2Wash-2Mars-1ClassificationSECRETREGISTRY_COPY 29-4-11-2![APERTURE CARD IMAGING]
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# Subject: Comte D'Action et de Defense dou ImmigresReport : WFH-333Place Acquired: MarseilleDate of information: See belowEvaluation: C-8Dat Acquired: 28 April 1949Source: HOMOHEDRALDat. of Report: 29 April 19491. The Comite d'Astion et de Defense ces Immigre (CADI) was organized at Paris in November 1944 and operated overtly until ordered dissolved as a subversive group by a decree of the Ministry of the Interior in December 1948.2. The principal organisations which joined to form CADI are as follows:*   Parti Communiste Francais*   Confederation Generale du Travail*   Conseil National de la Resistance*   Front National*   Union des Femmes Francaises*   Union dos Patriotes Soviétiques*   Comite Italion de la Liberation*   Comite d'Unite de la Defense Juive*   Union National de la Colonie Toheco-Slovaque en France*   Union Democratique dos Hongrois en France*   Aide a la Patrie Polonaia*   Front National Armanion*   Italia Libera*   Front National Roumain*   Union de la Jounesse Republionine de France*   Union Nationale Bapagnole en tramos*   Fedoration des Espagnole Residant en Fran3. As the name CADI implies, the organisation was formed to aid foreign iraigrants in France. It was not ostensibly founded as a political organisation, nor was it ostensibly designed to support any particular political party. Its apparent purpose was rather to give social and legal aid to any end all immigrants in France. Ita social program was quite simple and vas largoly devoted to the distribution of food, clothing, shelter, and money to needy imnigrants. Its legal program was two-folds firet, 18 offered legal assistanco to the individual imigrants through its lowyers, and secondly, it sponsored a series of measures in the Chamber of Deputies which were designed to benefit the status of all immigrants.Classification SECRET
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SECRET- 2 -4. The measures which CADI spor.sered were officicily known as the "resolutions pour la promulgation d'un statut Juridique des Iminigres", and demanded the following benefits for the Immigrantera. That "Cartes de residente privileges" bo kranted to all immigrants, without exception, efter three years roaid once in France.b. That inaigrante be allowed to choose their place and type of employment.c. That ivmigrants be granted all the social benefita to which a French citison is entitled.d. That expulsion from France de made, dependent on e court order, rather than on a decree of the Ministry of the Interior.5. CADI sponsored the above measures for all immigrants. For those certain imaigrants who had volunteered for service in an Allied army, or had taken part in the Resistance, or had been deported to Germany, CADI made the following demandera. That naturalisation de granted by judges of the peace upon almple proof of the limmigrent's claim to be in one of the above categories, and that all other naturalisation requiremente to waived.b. That all invalids, doportoes, and widows of men of this category be entitled to the same social benefito as Prench citisens of similar classification.c. That the term "Mort pour la France" be added to the titles of the deceased of all immigrants of this category.6. For those immigrants of the above category (para 6) who preferred to maintain their original citizenship, CADI demandedsa. That they be allowed to choose their place and kind of work and that they be permitted to change their profession whenever they so desired.b. That they rocsivo all social benefits grented to French aitisons.c. That all "administrative measures resulting from their antifascist sctivity defore and during the War be annulled." (Piold comment: This is a direct translation from the French and refers to any legal actions taken against immigrants who, as Communists, refused to obey the orders of the French government between September 1939 and the German attack on Russie.)SECRET 29-4-11-2