Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETRC-2807NAME: Y. ZEHOTSOV, Nikolay FedorovichNATIONALITY: RussianOCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY: Commercial specialistDEGREE OR RANK:DOB: c. 1920POB: Unknown to sourcePOSITION: Chief of the Commercial section of A/C Kabel, USIAHT:WT: 58 kgBUILD: MediumHAIR: DarkEYES: UnknownOTHER PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Has a round Ukrainian face and wears his hair combed straight backPERSONAL HISTORY: Graduated from the Academy of Foreign Trade (Akademiya Vneshtney Torgovli) in Moscow in 1946. MarriedEMPLOYMENT; MILITARY RECORD: Served as Commercial Section chief in a division of USIG in East Germany prior to coming to Austria in December 1953. Military record unknown to source.PARTY APPILIATION; POLITICAL ORIENTATION: An active Party member and a loyal CommunistREMARKS: He was only said to know his specialty well.BASIS OF INFO: Acquaintances through work from January to December 1954.DATE OF INFO: December 1954NAME: CHIKOV, Yevgeniy AleksandrovichNATIONALITY: Russian.DEGREE OR RANK:DOB: c. 1928OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALITY: Electrical-technician (Tekhnik-elektrik)POB: UnknownPOSITION: Engineer in the Production Section of A/C KabelHT: c. 165 cmWT: c. 65 kgBUILD Short, thinHAIR Thick, blondEYES: UnknownOTHER PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:PERSONAL HISTORY: MarriedEMPLOYMENT; MILITARY RECORD: Had worked in East Germany for USIG prior to January 1954 when he arrived in Austria and began working as an engineer in Production Section of A/O Kabel, USIA. Military record unknownPARTY APPILIATION; POLITICAL ORIENTATION: An active CP memberREMARKS: An able engineerBASIS OF INFO: Acquainted through workDATE OF INFO: December 1954
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NAME:NATIONALITY:OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY:DEGREE OR RANK:DOS:POB:POSITION:HT:WT: 4. BUILD:HAIR: BlueEYES: Unknow.OTHER PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:PERSONAL HISTORY:EMPLOYMENT; MILITARY RECORD:PARTY APPILIATION; POLITICAL ORIENTATION: party centerREMARKS:He would serve any governmentBASIS OF INFO:DATE OF INFO: Lecenter 1954NAME:DEGREE OR RANK:NATIONALITY:DOB: e. 1902OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALITY: calzee: Linznemer-mekhar.lkPOB: Unknown to sourcePOSITION:HT:WT: 4.BUILD: Very tan HAIR: Dark and gray EYES: UnknOTHER PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Ha Leck, a baluing sl sides nose and face, and very "Chamberlain".PERSONAL HISTORY: MarriedEMPLOYMENT; MILITARY RECORD: chief of a production section in a division:WIG prior courrie latter part of 1953. Source knew nothing stoutPARTY APPILIATION; POLITICAL ORIENTATION: A CP member and loyal Communist, almost aREMARKS: Very erotistical actor and stupić. He likeć to squabble and was always involvedBASIS OF INFO:DATE OF INFO: December 1954
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CONFIDENTIALDISTRIBUTION14 - 7997th Composite Group1 - DRA1 - 7982 USAREJR Liaison Group,1 - 66th CIC Group, APO 154Detachment A, APO 7421 - FBI Liaison, ID, USAREUR2 - HICOG (APO 757-A)4 - COMNAVOER, APO 7573 - London12 - BLC (B)4 - Vienna5 - Hqe., USAREUR3 - British Military Intelligence,4 - Hqe., USAFEAustria1- Ass't. Chief of Staff, 0-2,USPACONFIDENTIAL![APERTURE CARD REPRODUCTIONS]
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# SECRETMexico CitythreeBenedict O. Dunshurst3 - Headquarters3 - FilespdbRM-62324 March 54Hubert B. TabakinLIMERICK, LIPSTICK,LIVESTOCKRM-562, dated 27 Jan 54![CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY CLASSIFICATION Secret BY AUTH OF David Brady Office Q/WH/3 Date Aug 59 -M.Blakley 15]# SECRET02922#3201-132139
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# Nikolai Sergeyevich LEXΙΟΥValeriya Ivanovan LETOVAMexico CityB-DocLIMERICK, LIPSTICK, LIVESTOCKI5632 Aug - 31 Dec 1953валю24 March 1954Name: Nikolai Sergeyevich LECHOVBorns 22 August 1928 in RyasanArrived in Mexicot 11 July 1953 aboard 3S Andrea Critti, Veracurs, with wifeDocumentas Hlds service passport 10724, issued 29 January 1957, in MoscowTitle: UnknownPositions UnknownResidence in Maxicos Juanacatlan 81Wifes Valoriya IvanovnaChildrent None known, Hone in MaxdooLanguages: Spanish goodOther personal data: Mickname - KOLYAOccasionally drives one of Embassy automobiles## Official ActiviticsOur few references to LEXION make it appear that he, like ELYAKOV and ANTYASOV, with whom he seems to le vaguely associatad, is a t ird echelon functionary who probably performs a variety of administrative tasks in support of one or another phase of the Embassy operations and might be in on-the-job training for a specialised job as assistant to, at a guess, SMOILOV. In early August, shortly af- ter his arrival, he called a woman instructor at an of scuro local business school and was told that he could come by for his grades the following wee. (We infer from another convera tin that HITVEEV was a tending this school with him.) LEONOV was also with ANTYASOV and BELIUKOV when ATIASOV was detained on their way "back from the University" at the end of September. (Sees ATYASW.) This should indicate that he was principally occupied during the weeks after his ar rival in aequainting himself with local business methods and con ercial prao- tices, and perhaps taking some further formal instruction. Otherwise, his ap- paar nees in the traffic have been 11 ited to answering the telephone for both KOLOMYAKOV and SAMOILOV in their absence (w'thout raking decisions or taking any action) and, under the tutelagoof LAZAREV before the latter's deperture, making routine calls connected with ordering wine, pairing the movic projeo- tor, and the like. He has also occasionally been seen driving one or another of the Embassy automobiles, apparently filling in for one of the chauffeurs.## Private 'ctivitiesOur only information on LEGIOV's private life is the fact that the ZHEKOVS noved into the LEXIOV apartment (lo. 4 at Industria No. 71) upon their arrival
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SECRETLENOVHS84-62324 March 54Page 2on 7 November and the two couples lived together for about three weeks, when the LEONOVS moved into other quarters at Juancatlan 82. (There were no indications that the original arrangement had ever been intended to be other than temporary or that the subsequent move of the LCONOVS was due to friction between the two couples.) This raises the suggestion that ZUROV may be associated in some way with LEGNOV within the Embassy as well, a possibility which is borne out to some extent by the fact that both habitually answer and make calls from the same Embassy telephones.CommentWe cannot yet assess LECHON for operational purposes.SECRET
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# SECRETLEONOVAM184-62324 March 54Page 3Name: Valeriya Ivanovna LEONOVABorn: UnknownArrived in Mexico 11 July 1953 aboard *S Andron Gritti* in Veracrus with husbandNo known title or positionResidence in Mexico: Junnacatlan 81Children: None known, None in MexicoLanguages: UnknownOther personal data: Nickname: LERA## Private ActivitiesAlthough we have no definite indications to that effect, there is a fair possibility that LEONOVA is employed in some administrative or clerical position in the Embassy, since she seems to be present in the Chancery area a good deal during office hours and, without children, would not otherwise have a great deal to do.Our only information relating directly to LEONOVA occurs during a conversation between APANASINOVA and MELNIKOVA on 26 October in which APANASINOVA complained bitterly that LEONOVA was shirking her share of responsibility in preparing food for the 7 November reception. LEONOVA had apparently failed to buy ingredients, after being asked to do so, on the plea that she had not been told exactly what kind of apples to get nor where to buy them. APANASINOVA: "KOMSOMOLTSI always brag about being in the front line, but in actuality, bah!" MELNIKOVA: "Yes, when I was at their home, we happened to discuss the reception, and Rita (ANTYASOVA) said, 'Why should we do the work for the reception?' I told her she should be ashamed of herself. I work in the Embassy and hold out during receptions and all holidays, and I don't complain. LEONOVA claims she is not going to do any shopping because she was not given the responsibility." APANASINOVA: "What does she mean? I met her and said 'Lera...'" She said she'd come over Sunday and make a list of the things to be bought." MELNIKOVA: "And she didn't come over. She was probably afraid of the work and the money involved. APANASINOVA: "How silly. I told her we would refund all expenses."CONTACTWe infer that LEONOV (and perhaps her husband as well) is a good KOMSOMOL and may be endowed with the aggressively unpleasant personality which the Soviet system seems to foster so often. As shown in our photo coverage, both she and her husband have the appearance of persons who could be the well-disciplined, unquestioning, devoted Communists idealized in Soviet propaganda.TOP SECRET
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LECIOV, LikolaiLIMERICK TS 90085 H96-370 24 Jul 53 P. 5P. 5-6 Mikolai LEONOV, "collaborator", and his wife, Valeria LEOCVA arrived at Veracruz aboard an Italian vessel 11 July 1953. Forwarded with this report are copies of photos of the subjects taken LIVESTOCK. LECHOVS were met at Veracruz by Alexar-der EELIAKOV.P.10 Hikolai Sergeevich LEONOV and his wife, Valeria Ivanovna LEXNOVA arrived et Veracrus by ship il July 1953. Forvarded with this report are the following perti-nent photographs taken by LIVESTOCK,6 copies of the pair leaving the ship6 copies of V leaning ever the ship's rail3 copies of BELIAKOV speaking with LEGNOVA at the dock1 copy of pazes from LICNOV's passport1 copy of pagas of LE FOVA's passportForeign Ministry cards with photos of LONCV and wife are also attached (ses Attachments 2 and 3)![photo of foreign ministry cards]201-132138
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHDISPATCH NO. 1123-763CLASSIFICATIONTO: Chief of MissionFROM: Chief, .EDATE: JUL 1953SUBJECT: GENERAL: Soviet embassy personnelSPECIFIC: Nikolai L. GUNREF: RUL-5, RUL-542Headquarters files contain the information given below concerning me H/k L. X. J.V. who may be identical. its subject, KhClK was not able to provide additional information.According to information ... in P-K-176,dated 17 July 1952. for Kasem, Pakistan, one K.L. X.J.V.Passport number 6 ... dates ... ber 70dated 25 April 1952, via Raiser Agriculture delegationfrom Moscow to attend the regional conference onEpizooticaineid at Zurich. 3 are 1952.By R. Small:24 June 1953Distribution:3.- Mexico CityE/HC/jrRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERAUTHENTICATING OFFICERCLASSIFICATION1-132139
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AIRSECRETSecurity InformationHWSI-743JUL 1 - 1953Chief of Mission, Mexico CityChief, WHDSoviet Embassy PersonnelNikolai LECHOVREF: ROME-5393, ROME-5042Headquarters files contain the information given below concerning oneM. LECHOV, who may be identical with subject. KUPALM was not able toprovide additional information.According to information evaluated B-2 contained in ROK-176,dated 17 July 1952, from Karachi, Pakistan, one M. LECHOV,passport number 09492, dated 24 April 1952, visa number 70,dated 25 April 1952, was leader of an Agriculture Delegationfrom Moscow to attend the Asian Regional Conference onEpizootics held at Karachi on 3 May 1952.J. C. KingBy R. Connally24 June 1953Distribution:3 - Mexico City2 - WE/III1 - WH/Mailroom1 - RegistryWHD/CVC/ssJ. C. KINGO.M. DOERFLINGERSECRET201-132139
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# INFORMATION REPORTSECRET/CONTROL - U. S. OFFICIALS ONLYSECURITY INFORMATIONCOUNTRY Italy/USSRSUBJECT Travel of Soviet diplomatic PersonnelREPORT NO. CS-11590DATE DISTR 2 June 1953NO. OF PAGES 1DATE OF INFO. 16 May 1953PLACE ACQUIRED Italy, Rome (23 May 1953)REQUIREMENT NO. RDREFERENCES CS-1-879![BY CABLE]THE SOURCE EVALUATIONS IN THIS REPORT ARE DEFINITIVE.THE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.(FOR KEY SEE REVERSE)SOURCE: Through an official Italian channel. Appraisal of Content: 3.Nikolai Leonov, an employee of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico, and his wife, Valeriyan, left Genca on 16 May 1953 aboard the SS ANDREA GRITTI, destinedaforejanteg.SECRET/CONTROL - U. S. OFFICIALS ONLYNote: Washington Distribution Indicated by "X"; Field Distribution By "#")|       |     |      |     |        |     |     |     || ----- | :-: | ---- | :-: | ------ | :-: | --- | :-: || STATE |  x  | ARMY |  x  | NAVY   |  x  | AIR |  x  || FBI   |     | AEC  |     |        |     |     |     || EE    |     | SR   |     | x home |     |     |     || FE    |     | ME   |  x  |        |     |     |     || NE    |     | MI   |     |        |     |     |     || SE    |     | STD  |     |        |     |     |     ||       |     |      |     |        |     |     |     ||       |     |      |     |        |     |     |     ||       |     |      |     |        |     |     |     ||       |     |      |     |        |     |     |     |2x WE/FI/Procaccing 2xSR/FI/Sanford xWI/FI/Ogden xSTIC/CB CABLE![signature]201-132139
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# INFORMATION REPORTSECRET/CONTROL U. S. OFFICIALS ONLYSECURITY INFORMATIONCOUNTRY Italy/USER/MexicoSUBJECT Travel of Soviet Diplomatic PersonnelREPORT NO. CS. 10879DATE DISTR. 27 May 1953NO. OF PAGES 1DATE OF INFO. 13 May 1953REQUIREMENT NO. RDREFERENCES.![BY CABLE]THE SOURCE EVALUATIONS IN THIS REPORT ARE DEFINITIVE.THE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.(FOR KEY SEE REVERSE)SOURCE: An individual with good contacts in Italian Police circles. (B). Appraisal of Content: 3.The following Soviet diplomatic personnel arrived in Rome on 9 May 1953 from Moscow and took lodgings at Primrose Persione until 13 May 1953, when they departed for Genos to proceed by sea to Mexico:a. Nikolai Leonov, collaborator at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, who carries service Passport (10724, issued in Moscow on 29 October 1952; andb. Valeria Lecnova, wife of above, who was born in Moscow on 28 April 1928 and who carries service passport C 11507, issued in Moscow on 28 February 1953.| STATE | ARMY | NAVY | AIR | FBI | AEC || ----- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- || EE    | SR   |      |     |     |     || FE    | WE   |      |     |     |     || NE    | WH   |      |     |     |     || SE    | STD  |      |     |     |     || Rome STC/ICB |IH-26713 ROME-5842![CABLE]201-132139
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PCIE 5842I 257.1822 Vay 53Nikolai LECYOV and wife Valeria arrived in Pone on 9 May 53 from Coscow and tooklodgings at Frimrose Pensione until 13 Way 53 when they derarted for Genoa toproceed by sea to Mexico. LEONCY carries service ppt C 10724, issued in Koscovon 29 Oct 52. Wife carries service ppt. C-11507. issued in oscow 23 Feb 53Nikolai b. Plozan (prod. Ryazan) 22 Aug 1928. Valeria b. Moscow 28 Apr 1928.80-96339 22 Sept 1528 One N. LECHOV, passport No. 09492 dtd 24 Apr'52 Visa No. 70. dtd25 Apr'52, arrived in Peshawar from Kabul on 2 May'52. Tais individual is leaderof Agriculture Delegation from Moscow on way to Karachi. (this info. taken fromRCK-175 átd 17 Jul'52 and was acquired in Zarachi, Pakistan.) Purpose of this tripwas to attend Aslan Regional Conference on Epizootics which was held in Karachi3 Kay'52.
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APERTORE CARD REPRODUCTIONS22 MAY 53ROUTINESR RED ROLEACTION: FE 6INFO: SLEXICITE: ERUIZEINTEL REDCAP CONTROL1. FOLLOWING ARRIVED ROVE FROM MOSCOW 9 MAY, TOOK LE.   PRIVEROSE PENSICHE UNTIL 13 MAY THEN DEPARTED FOR CUADA. TO   BY SEA TO MEXICO:A. NIKOLAI LESNOV, BORN RIOZAN (PROBABLY RYAZAN)-22AUGUST 1928, COLLABORATOR SOVIET EMBASSY MEXICO CITY, SERVICEPASSPORT C-10724 ISSUED MOSCOW 29 OCT 52.B. VALERIA LECHOVA, BORN MOSCOW 23 APRIL 23, WIFE OFABOVE, SERVICE PASSPORT C 11547 ISSUED MOSCOW 23 FEB 53.2. SOURCE: DEVIATOR, RECEIVED 19 MAY, 33. CA SA IME-DATA NOT RECEIVED.END OF MESSAGEIT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE COPY OF THIS MESSAGE
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SECRETTARGET PERSONNELNAME: LEONOV Nikolai Sergeyevich(Last) (First) (Patronymic)ALIASES: Nickname "Kolya"TITLE: Collaborator at SovEmb, Mexico CityINCOME:Height: Weight:Eyes: Hair:Complexion:Special features:Date of birth: 22. August. 1928.Birthplace: USSRReligion:Wife: Name: Valeria Ivanovna(First) (Patron)Birthplace: MoscowDescription: Date of Birth: 28 Apr 1923 Weight: AssignorEyes: Hair: Complexion:Special features:Comments: Service Passport C 11507, issued Moscow 28 Feb 1953Religion:Children: Name: None known. None in MexicoName: Age: Residence:Name: Age: Residence:Documentation:Nikolai LEONOV - Service Passport C 10724, issued in Moscow 29 Oct 1952.![photo of Nikolai Leonov]201-132139
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Отметьк. Notes.> > ![photo of seal]Иностра136043Nupya miCHATshtmew ofконовRukor. Ceprecatur.- один -!НУЛИРОВAMO
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a/ Nombre completo: Leonos Nicolai Serguvichb/ Fecha y lugar de nacimiento: 22 de agosto de 1918, URSS.c/ Dirección: Taubaya 204. Mexico D.F. 50015d/ Ocupación: Empleado en la Embajada de la URSS en Mexico.e/ Color de pelo y ojos: Rubio; azulesf/ Señas particulares: Cicatriz verticalg/ Estatura: 170 cmh/ Nombre completo y dirección del no tienepariente más cercano en la URSS:i/ Motivo y período de su estancia será del 19 de octubre de 1956en los EE.UU.: hasta el 28 de octubre de 1956, en viajede tránsito.Fecha y lugar de su llegada en los EE.UU.: 18 de octubre de 1956en Laredo (Tex)Manera de viajar: por ferrocarrilFecha y lugar de su salida de los EE.UU.: 24 de octubre de 1956a Nueva YorkManera de viajar: por barco - Queen ElizabethDirección durante su estancia en los EE.UU.: Park Avenue, 690allons
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> [Figure] Four portraits of a man
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4-00000MAD ERA![photo of a passport] (passport photo)436229в место ладного апреля, 531.141ЛесковаГалерия Ивановнаsquaспестет! Июня, 53Attachment to HMA-5438, 10 Cct 56.
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a/ Nombre completo: Rémona Vallina Founanab/ Fecha y lugar de nacimiento: 30 de abril de 1918, 1251c/ Direcciόn: Fantoya loyasiño D.T. 55d/ Ocupaciόn: asas de casae/ Color de pelo y ojos: rubios; azulesf/ Señas particulares: no tieneg/ Estatura: 158 cmh/ Nombre completo y dirección del pariente más cercano en la UU: no tienei/ Motivo y perίodo de su estancia: asus dil a amor. al 158en los EE.UU.: hasta el 15 de octubre de 1956 de transitoFecha y lugar de su llegada en los E.UU.: al 9d aubre al 1956 en careas (Tes)Manera de viajar: por ferrocarrilFecha y lugar de su salida de los EE.UU.: al 5 de aubre al 1956Manera de viajar: por barioDirección durante su estancia en los E.UU.: Face Avence, 680
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> [Figure] Four photographs of a woman's face are displayed in a two-by-two grid. The backgrounds are plain, and the photographs feature the same person from slightly different angles or with minor variations in expression. All photos are portrait style, from the chest up, and the individual is wearing a collared shirt and what appears to be a bow tie.
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#> ![photo of служебный паспорт]
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MINISTERE DES AFFAIRESETRANGERES DE RUSSIEPASSEPORT DE SERVICEC A 11507A tous Ministre, Ministeres, Directeurset Chefs de l'URSS pour toutes les autorités de l'URSSet des Pays - Amis de l'URSS, prient librement leporteur de cede lui accorder aide et protection.De meme, ils le prient de lui donner, pendant la durée devalidité du present passeport, de retourner en URSS àtout poste de controle frontalier.LE PASSEPORT EST DELIVREMoscouLE PRESENT PASSPORT EST VALIDE![Seal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia]
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![photo description]
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> [Figure] A document hanging on a wall with a torn corner and a stamp in the upper right corner.…T-on entendu ….. dire d'autre part de l'avis de la commission ….l.in…à mari1944, je suis 50 …15 centimesIl n'est jamais…16[stamp] - 2 MAI 1953
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МИНИСТЕРСТВОИНОСТРАННИХ ДЕЛ СССРСЛУЖЕБНЫЙ ПАСПОРТC № 10721Предявитель паспорта являетсяЛеснов Николаи Стриевич,сотрудник Посольства СССР вг. Мекошке.Паспорт действителен до 22. 1928 г. в Белоруской обл.в безграничныйЛесноваНиколая Стриевичав г. Исокбе29 сент. софиз.Действителен паспорт действителен15 - март софиз. 1927
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MINISTURE DES AFFAIRESETRANGI RES DE L'URSSPASSEPORT DE SERVICEC N 10721NikolaiLeoncrcollaboratiur de l'Ambassade de l'URSSau Meique29 septembre 195215 novembre 1954![Seal]
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## Orzeczn. Notes![seal of the state of Poland]![seal of the state of Poland]![seal of the state of Poland]
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mic. 1551.  Juin - 1552.  ansm. 15533.  avat. 155330 marta, 1.17 cenis. 115. 17 septimbri 1.5.![photo description]
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# Nikolay LEONOV20 May 1955: Rodolfo NERVO called Subject and was told "We have found the books and material you requested (re Soviet foreign policy)." LEONOV said he would take the books to NERVO the next day. NERVO for many years active in the Mexican Diplomatic Service, at one time being Charge of the Mexican Legation in Warsaw, Poland. Now about 75 and inactive in Government, but does write articles for the newspaper Excelsior (HMA 3736 5 Dec 55).6 January 1956: The daughter of General Heriberto JARA spoke with Subject at the Soviet Embassy saying she had been told that he was the person who could inform her of when she should come by to pick up translations of the "clinical documents" relative to herself and her father. Subject said they were having some trouble getting the documents translated because of the medical terms, but said they should be ready in about five days (HMA 4200).1 February 1956: Subject called Velia Jara de NIETO, daughter of General JARA, and told her that the translations of her father's clinical history had been made from Russian into Spanish. Mrs. NIETO said she would visit the Embassy the next day and ask LEONOV for the materials (HMA 4410).24 February 1956: One Samuel RAMOS contacted Subject who acts as secretary to Soviet Ambassador, Mexico. RAMOS told LEONOV "we are not going to meet at my house this afternoon, but at SALGO's (which is at) Insurgentes 423-51 at the usual hour." Subject replied that he thought he could get to the meeting at 1900 hours and sent greetings "to the boys." RAMOS said "we have some books we want to order through LEONOV" (HMA 4336).2 March 1956: Samuel RAMOS left a message for Subject that "if he has time I hope he will come to my house today" (HMA 4600).7 March 1956: Samuel RAMOS called Embassy and asked for data on the possibility of staging an international chess match in Mexico. In this conversation it was indicated that RAMOS is in the academic line of work. He stated that he was "back in classes" and that meetings could no longer be held in his home. He told LEONOV that a tournament featuring a person named "POMMARD" would begin Monday (12 March) and invited Subject to see some of it. LEONOV said he would attend if he had time. RAMOS then asked when he could see LEONOV to give him a list of books "we want". LEONOV told him to come to the Embassy at any time, and RAMOS said he would come right away (HMA 4600).c. 27 June 1956: Subject's personal calling card found in address book of Fidel GASTRO Ruz, Cuban revolutionary detained in Mexico (MEXI 839 IN 35356 | REF: MEXI 825 IN 34161).22-29 July 1956: Subject served as translator for Eighth International Radiology Congress Soviet delegates (HMA 1752).1 October 1956: Subject and wife requested U.S. transit visas to leave Mexico 17 Oct by rail, entering U.S. via Laredo; to depart New York 24 October on Queen Elizabeth (MEXI 231 IN 34833 6 Oct 56.
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SECRFT(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND 'CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2.RI FILE NO.3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL.NO. 4. DATE7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM. 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TORI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONLEONOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH201-132139 074-005-102SEX M DOB 22 AUG 28 SX -05555/09CIT USSR NO DATEOCC ?KGB FIRST CHIEF DIRECTORATE LATIN AMERICANDEPT INPUT 2 NOV 67711719 R 6803140507FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. FILE IN 201-32/39FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. SECRET (7-65)