Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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b. 1963: April. Subject was Fidel Castro's interpreter during the latter's tour of the Soviet Union. The file contains many photos of the two with all the big-wigs of the USSR. The event was reported in El Mundo with a picture of Subject, Fidel, etc. on 8 May 63.c. 1963: May. Subject was observed in a meeting with a Former Mexican army captain Lorenzo CARDENAS Barajas who was supposed to be an arms smuggler to the Guatemala guerrillas. A station inspired article appeared in the 31 May 63 edition of Atisbos, Mexican newspaper, accuses Subject and Cardenas of being key figures in Central American revolution plans. The source of the information was attributed to a former lawyer exiled from Cuba. The article was picked up and played in the 31 May 63 edition of Ultimas Noticias. A photo copy of the article is in vol. 3 of Subject's file attached to NMMA 33293, 18 Oct 63..d. 1964: A letter was obtained through LINUD addressed to Subject from Carlos A. BONILLA S. (201-275723). The letter indicated that the two were apparent close friends. Bonilla at that time was the president of the Federation of Workers of Cundinamarca (FTC) and a leading Colombian Communist. (See NMMA 30130, 26 Sept 60 and HLBA 5413, 7 Oct 60.)e. 1966: Subject was reported as being a close friend of Bernardo LEMUS Mendoza (201-915735) since 1955. LEMUS was at one time a prominent Guatemalan communist, on Central Committee. Subject was also reported as being in contact with Ricardo MIRANDA Aldana, also a prominent Guatemalan communist who is now dead, during January 62 (201-767500).f. 1967: Soviet Press Office, where Subject also lives, was used as a payoff point for funds given to support the Central Nacional de Estudiantes Democraticas which organization is controlled by the communist party of Mexico. Subject was not the contact man for the funds. (See HMMA 31117, 19 Jan 67.)g. HMMA 35215, 5 Oct 67, gives a rundown on other contacts of Subject with Guatemalan communists or guerillas.4. LEONOV was in Mexico from July 1955 to October 1960, as Secretary to the Ambassador, and returned in July 1961 as a Third Secretary and Assistant Cultural Attache. He has served since October 1964 as Second Secretary and Press Attache..SECRET James B. Noland C/SB/O/WH
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, SB DivisionINFO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: REDTOP Yuliy Mikhaylovich VORONTEOV (201-113626)ACTION REQUIRED: FYIREFERENCE: MEXICO CITY 52691.  LIFIRE reported Subject's arrival in Mexico City on 9 April 1968 aboard PAA Flight 501. According to LIENVOY Subject departed Mexico City for Washington, D.C. on 13 April 1968.2.  The reason for Subject's trip to Mexico City is unknown. LIFEAT reported that Subject was in contact with Nikolay Forgeyevich LEOFOV (201-132139), Soviet Press Attache and known KGB officer. Valeriya Ivanovna LECNOVA described Subject as being "a husband of her friend, visiting from Washington". LEONOVA on another occasion stated that her husband was quite busy with a visitor and mentioned Subject by name. LIFEAT also reported that Subject was a guest at the LEOEOV's house on 10 April.3.  LILYRIC reported that Subject visited the Soviet Embassy on 11 April 1968. He was seen arriving at 0953 hours in a car driven by Soviet Embassy chauffeur, Viktor Petrovich STRIZHOV (201-779301). It is not known with whom Subject had contact while at the Soviet Embassy. He left the Embassy at 1240 hours........continuedAttachments:#1 - Legal Attache Memo#2 - Station Memo#3 - PhotosDistribution:2 - C/SB, w/atts. 1, 2, &32 - C/WH, w/atts. 1 & 2 only301-132139DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER:HHMA-34575DATE: 2 May 1968CLASSIFICATION: SECRETNOS FILE NUMBER: 201-113636
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRETDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERΗΜΗΑ-345754. On 26 April 1968 the Legal Attache in Mexico City requested information concerning Subject's visit to Mexico City and to Brazil. Attached is a copy of this memorandum. Forwarded also is our answer to the Legal Attache, in which your attention is called to Paragraph 5. We leave it to Headquarters discretion on the dissemination of any further information on Subject, particularly that contained in RIO DE JANEIRO 5932 concerning Subject's request for a Brazilian visa.5. Forwarded herewith for Chief, SB are photographs of Subject as obtained through LILYRIC.for/Willard C. CURTIS
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, SB DivisionINFO: Chief, WH DivisionFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: REDTOP - Personality Sketch on 201-132139REFERENCE: HMMA-33215, 5 October 19671.  Transmitted herewith is a personality sketch prepared by LIFEAT transcriber Carol K. ZINSMEISTER on Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOY (201-132139), Soviet Second Secretary and Press Attache in Mexico.2.  Of the three persons mentioned in the sketch with whom LEONOV appears to be in clandestine contact, the only one identifiable is Juan REJANO (Parras), 201-109935. He is a Spanish Communist, one of the leaders of the Spanish Communist Party in Mexico, with close ties to other Communist groups, especially Cuban and Czech; and at least once he was seen going into the Cuban Embassy with a leader of the Guatemalan Communist Party in Mexico. REJANO is in frequent contact with the Czech Press attache. He is editor of the Czech bulletin published in Mexico. He is also frequently in touch with employees of the Soviet Press Office. In December 1967, according to an LNERGO report, REJANO gave NELSON (LNERGO double agent?) material on American bases in Spain when NELSON visited the Spanish Communist Party Headquarters in Mexico. On 28 January 1968, REJANO was among a group of "old friends" attending a dinner in Mexico City for Juan MARINELLO Vidaurreta, President of the Cuban-Mexican Society and Cuban UNESCO Ambassador.Attachment:SketchDistribution:1 - C/SB, w/att.2 - C/WH, W/o/att.LAttSS REFERENCE TO: 3. 201-109935CS COPYDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: HMMA-34470CLASSIFICATION: SECRETDATE: 15 April 1968HOS FILE NUMBER: 201-132139 201-109935
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# Nicolas LEONOV, Press AttacheLEONOV is an extremely bright, intelligent man, and very quick- thinking. He is popular among the press people because he appears very frank, open and nice to them. He is not the kind, like many other Soviets, who is afraid to make comments, in his own name, on news items and this pleases the press who like personal opinions if nothing more. He is helpful and hard-working and any reasonable request he makes an effort to fulfill.Apart from his work with the press, he does appear to be involved in intelligence work. He meets with David, Juan Rejano and another man (name not known) on matters which appear to have nothing to do with his press activities. It is possible that money is channeled through LEONOV for economic aid to certain magazines and propaganda work (perhaps even to the University groups although he is very cautious and this many not be true).LEONOV tolerates (but does not love) his wife, who is quite a shrew. He apparently continues to live with her for the sake of their daughter, Irina, but they appear to have nothing in common. LEONOV is very popular with nearly everyone, but LEONOVA is almost universally disliked.The actual work of the Press Office he leaves nearly entirely in the hands of his employees, who appear to do their job quite well. They only consult him on special problems and money matters, but he appears to devote very little time to the actual work done at the office. He is busy making contacts, seeing people, visiting news- papermen and doing extra and special jobs for the Embassy (since his Spanish is so good and his personality so nice). He interprets for most of the important Soviet artists when they come to Mexico and he accompanies the Ambassador on many occasions. The previous Amb. apparently trusted his judgment greatly and called on him frequently.LEONOV apparently plays chess quite well and likes to hunt and fish, but is unable to devote much time to this. He has quite a social life, but mostly alone, and he appears to be high in favor in the USSR since he is able to take vacations frequently and do, more or less, as he likes.
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, SBINFO: Chief, WHFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: 0 REDTOP/Nikolay LABROV (201- )ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES: Historian1. Headquarters attention is invited to Department Airgram A-696 of 4 February 1968 reporting on a lecture given by Subject at Mexico's National University on 30 January 1968. The lecture dealt with Latin American Studies in the USSR and carried the current Soviet line that what was progressive in the Mexican-American war was the fight of the Mexican people against U. S. imperialism.2. Nikolay LABROV, a Soviet scholar, arrived in Mexico City in late October 1967 to do research on Mexican revolutionary history. He has booked return passage via Canadian Pacific for 27 February. During his stay he has resided with the family of Soviet Press Attache Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV (201-132139). The information in this paragraph is from LIENVΟΥ.3. Forwarded herewith are photographs received from LILYRIC taken on 7 November 1967 of the man believed to be Nikolay LABROV with Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV and wife.Attachment: PhotosDistribution:2 - C/SB, w/att.2 - C/WH, w/o/att.![signature of Wands L. Cenmilye for/Willard C. CURTIS]![stamp Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification 201-132139]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: ΗΜΜΑ-34078DATE: 15 February 1968CLASSIFICATION: SECRETHQS FILE NUMBER: 201-P-1139
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> [Figure] A black and white photograph shows three people standing together. The photograph appears to be taken outdoors, with a blurry background of foliage. The first person on the left is a man wearing a suit and tie. He has short hair and a serious expression. The person in the center is also a man, dressed similarly in a suit and tie. He also has a serious expression. The third person on the right is a woman wearing a light-colored dress or suit. She has a large hairstyle and a pleasant expression.> [Figure] A black and white photograph showing a man and a woman. The man is on the left side of the image. He is wearing a suit and tie. The woman is on the right side of the image. She is wearing a light-colored outfit. Both are smiling slightly.![photo of three people standing together and another photo of a man and a woman]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: LEDNOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH201-132139VOL. IIINCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY: THIRD AGENCY DOCUMENTS| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- ||               |               |                          | NOT REVIEWED BY HSCA            ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE![bottom right corner with number 19359]
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SECRET1.  A trace reply prepared for the FBI in November 1976    indicated that from 1956 until 1961 LEONOV was in Moscow during    which time he was reported to have attended the KGB school    from 1958 until 1960. From 1960 until 1961 LEONOV was at    the Fifth Department of KGB Hqs. A statement was also included    which said that during his tours in Mexico LEONOV was consistently    active in clandestine support of Latin American revolutionary    and subversive activities, particularly relating to Guatemala.PDSTORAGE: As of 1976 LEONOV was Chief of Service No. 1(Information) of KGB Headquarters First (Foreign Intelligence)Directorate in Moscow. LECHOV has been considered for at leasttwo Ambassadorial posts.A statement that a reliable defector had identified LEONOV asa KGB officer was transmitted to the State Department in August 1966(NOTE: DERYABIN's iden in September 1964 was inconclusive butcould have been misinterpreted.)SECRET
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BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE PASSED TOMR. CHEPANEK ON 9 August 1978FOR PERUSAL OF MR. BRECKINRIDGE.IF APPROVED, DOCUMENT WILL BESENT TO HOUSE SUB-COMMITTEE ONASSASSINATION. FOUR PHOTOSWERE INCLUDED FOR PASSAGE.MR. CHEPANEK IS LOCATED IN 2018.
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# SECRETBIOGRAPHIC PROFILEOFNIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV1. Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV was born on 22 August 1928 in Almazovo, USSR (also reported as Ryazan, USSR.) LEONCV graduated at an unknown date from the institute of Foreign Relations in Moscow. He was assigned as Interpreter and Secretary to the Ambassador at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City from May 1953 until 17 october 1956. On 31 July 1961 LEONOV returned to Mexico City as Third Secretary and Assistant Cultural Officer. He served in this capacity until his PCS departure in June 1964. LEONOV and his family went on home leave to the USSR from 21 April to 20 July 1963, During this leave LEONOV served as Fidel CASTRO's interpreter in the USSR in May 1963. LEUNOV was assigned to Mexico City again on 10 October 1964 as Second Secretary and Press Attache at the Soviet Unbassy. He uepart fed PCS for the USSK on 22 December 1968. From april to July 1969 LEONOV served temporarily as representative of the Soviet News Agency "NOVOSTI" in Lima, Peru.2. Additional travel information reflects that LEONOV served as interpreter for Soviet Vice Premier Anastas ΜΙΚΟΥ.ΑΝ on his trips to Mexico and Cuba in November 1959 and again in February 1960 when the Soviet Cultural and Technical Exposition was being held. LEONOV traveled to the Dutch West Indies and Trinidad in September 1962; his position and purpose of his# SECRET
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- 2 -trip are unknown. LEUNOV was a delegate to the 31st Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City from 19 September to 10 October 1976. In late June 1977 LEUNOV accompanied two other Soviet officials on a visit to Panama where they were scheduled to visit with Panamarian Government officials. The next day LEONOV traveled to Bogota, Colombia where he remained until 3 July 1977. On this date he departed for Frankfurt, west Germany, presumably enroute home to the USSR.3. LEUNOV and his wife, Valeriya Ivanovich, who was born 30 April 1923 in ryazan, have a daughter, Irina Nikolayevna, who was born on 16 march 1962 in Mexico City. LEONOV reportedly speaks excellent Spanish, good English, some French and little German. He has been described as pleasant, outgoing, intelligent, shrewd, conscientious, and reliable. He has a sense of humor but displays a temper at times.4. Based on his activities and associations in Mexico City during his tours of duty between May 1953 and December 1968 LEONOV is considered to be a staff officer of the KGB (Soviet Committee for State Security.)SECRET
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> [Figure] Photo of an older person with a hat.> [Figure] Photo of an older person.
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> [Figure] A black and white photograph of an older man in a frame hanging on a wall. The man has white hair and is wearing a suit jacket and button-up shirt.
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SECRETCONF: IP/DP-7 INFO: FILE, DF, Oワコワーク、 (9/P)78 0803005 PAGE 001TOT: 6514512 JA WASHINGT 234172SECRETDEFERRED TELEPOUCH 0514512 SHINO. 254172TO: GUATEMALA CITY.FROM KA/MGSP, INFO SE/X/LASUBJECTONINTEL ESOTEMREF: DIRECTOR 2229051. UPON FURTHER REVIFA OF FILE ON BERNARDO LEUS   MENDOZA (201-0091575) FOR CLEARANCE PURPOSES, ONE DOCUMENT WHICH   MAY NOT PE AVAILABLE TO STATION INDICATES THAT LEMUS WAS IN   CONTACT WITH A KGR OFFICER WHILE I MEXICO. ACCORDING TO   MGGN-4035 DATED 2 DEC 60, INFORMATION TAKEN FROM CAPTURED PGT   DOCUMENTS REVEALED THAT LEMUS, WHILE IN EXILE IN MEXICO FROM 1953-56,   WAS A CLOSE PERSOAL FRIEND OF KNORN KGH OFFICER NIKOLAY   SERGEYEVICH LEONOV (201-0132139),2. LEONOV MAS BOPA 22 AUG 28 IN USSR. HE SERVED IN MEXICO   FROM 1953-56 AS INTERPRETER/SECRETARY TO THE SOVIET AMBASSADOR   (FYI: PER POSTORAGE FROUM 56-01 ME ATTENDED KGS SCHOOL AND SERVED   AT   KGB HOS.) DURING 1961-04 LEONOV MAS THIRD SECRETAPY, ASSISTANT   CULTURAL OFFICER AT SOVIET EMBASSY, AND FROM 04.OF HE PAS   SECOND SECRETARY AND PRESS ATTACHE. DURING HIS TOURS IN MEXICO,   LEONOV RAS REPORTEDLY CONSISTENTLY ACTIVE IN THE SUPPORT OF   LATIN AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES, PARTICULAPLY   THOSE RELATED TO GUATEMALA, LAST KNG: LOCATION OF LEONOV WAS   TRIP TO BOGOTA FROM 27 JUNE TO 3 JULY 1977,3. FROM ABOVE DATA II WOULD SEEM THAT LEMUS KNER LEONOV   PRIOR TO LEONOV'S KGB TRAINING.4. FILE: 201-0091575, 201-0132139, E2 IMPDET.   ORIG LA/MGSB/GSB GUILIANI/HEILMA X1091 COORD SE/OR/XSE/OP/S   SE/X/LAC07   (PHIPPS); REL: C/LA/MGSB/GSB (SIEGLE); CL RY: 029163.END OF MESSAGESECRET
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SECRETDO DOCUMENT EXTRACTTHE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE SUBJECT OF THIS 201DOSSIER HAS BEEN EXTRACTED FROM ANOTHER OFFICIAL DO FILE.PERSONS PERFORMING NAME TRACES ARE CAUTIONED THAT THE DOCU-MENT FROM WHICH THIS EXTRACT WAS PREPARED CONTAINS ADDITIONALINFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE SUBJECT AND SHOULD BE REQUESTEDFROM IP/FILES.LEONOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH201-0132139 074-005-102SEX M SX-05555/74CIT USSRKNOWN KGB.DATE 23 JUN 78 09616515201-132139E2 IMPDET CL BY 054979
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY 7PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES 28SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHERADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTEDACTION UNITFILE.STAFFVR 1P/DMS, SEP, eifEPS/ECI, SIA, SIA/IC, DOS/INTT 996916 EI4255 PAGE 01-21 IN 338551TOR: 2822352 JUL 77 BOGO 31272SECRET 252212Z JUL 77 STAFFCITE BOGOTA 31272TO: PANAMAC CITY INFO DIRECTOR.WN INTEL CKLES INTELREFS: A. PANAMA CITY 41931 (CIA 329718)B. BOGOTA 31003 (CIA 330952)1. ACCORDING TO TRAVEL RECORDS RECEIVED TODAY ONE NIKOLAI LEONOV ARRIVED IN BOGOTA ON 27 JUN ABOARD AIR FRANCE FLIGHT 301. HE HOLDS PASSPORT DK232674, VISA 53. HE IS A RUSSIAN NATIONAL, AGE 48. MARRIED AND A PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMAT. WILL ADVISE WHEN AND IF SUBSEQUENT TRAVEL RECORDS INDICATE FURTHER TRAVEL TO PANAMA AND RETURN TO BOGOTA.2. FILE: 56-8-0. E2 IMPDETSECRETСктор-Cdumbra
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MFG 7.76CABLE SEC D'SSEM BY 45 PERPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTEDACTION UNIT1A8ACTION.TOTAL COPIES 26SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THATISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITEDSTAFF142536INFOAF. FILE.VR. IPlams SEP, PCS/INTC14 EPSTEG 2T 976965E1A122PAGE 21-21IN 332952TOR: 3221122 JUN 77BOGO 31223SECRET 322233Z JUN 77 STAFFCITE BOGOTA 31223.TO: PANAMA CITY INFO DIRECTOR.WN INTEL CKLEG INTELREF: PANAMA CITY 41831 (323660)1. ACCORDING TO TRAVEL RECORDS COVERING PERIOD 22-26 JUN   ONLY ONE SOVIET ENTERED COLOMBIA VIA BOGOTA. HE WAS ONE YURY   TIMOFEEV, PASSPORT CK277749. AGE THIRTY-NINE, MARRIED.   HE ARRIVED ON AVIANCA FLIGHT 63 ON 26 JUN AND LISTED HIS PRO-   FESSION AS ENGINEER. HE APPARENTLY ARRIVED WITHOUT A COLOMBIAN   VISA AND DID NOT LIST AN ADDRESS FOR HIS STAY IN BOGOTA.2. FILE: 56-8-0. E2 IMPDET.SECRETchious
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CABLE SEC DISSEM BY: 4PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED:ADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED:ACTION UNIT: ef.FILE: VR. P/DMS, PCS/INT, SEBSTATIC, SIA, CAY, EPS/EL2CYACTION #:T 97 39 22El A1 36PAGE 31IN 329718TOR: 292231Z JUN 77PACY 41931SECRET 292132Z JUN 77 STAFFCITE PANAMA CITY 41931TO: BOGOTA INFO DIRECTOR.WNINTEL CKLEG INTEL1. STATION IS ATTEMPTING TO IDENTIFY HIGH SOVIET OFFICIAL WHO IS BELIEVED TO BE CURRENTLY VISITING PANAMA. ACCORDING TO SENSITIVE SOURCES, THE SOVIET OFFICIAL WAS EXPECTED TO VISIT COLOMBIA SOMETIME BETWEEN APPROXIMATELY 23-27 JUNE, AND FROM THERE TRAVEL ON TO PANAMA.2. WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFO BOGOTA MIGHT HAVE AS TO POSSIBLE IDENTITY THIS SOVIET OFFICIAL.3. FOR HGS: ACCORDING TO HYGRUFF-1, THE THREE SOVIET   (3N 329530)   OFFICIALS REFERRED TO IN PARA 3 OF PANAMA CITY 41917 ARRIVED IN PANAMA ON 28 JUNE ABOARD KLM FLIGHT 779 FROM LISBON. THEIR ARRIVAL AND MEETING WITH PANAMANIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS REPORTED IN PANAMANIAN PRESS ON 29 JUNE.4. FILE: 56-8-0. E2, IMPDET.SECRET
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SUWIE 14 GOOD08/07/77 PAGE 5300SECRET/NOFORN SOV GICS FILE E2 IMPDET CLE 005877A 52401 D USSR 08/07/77PAGE 5310A 50A01 F GOOD SECRET/NOFORN SOV GICS FI ECONT.A 53A01 E ELD SMALLA 61A01 F I S/07 W 155 WIFE VALERIYA IVANOVA B 28 AFR 28 RYAZANA 61401 E DAU IPINA NINA AVENA E 62A 61A01 F EXCELLENTSUSP RIS FOCHENCHIEF OF TECHNICAL SECTIONKNOWN SOV ST SECAUSTMEXKNOWN SOV ST SECPOSTORAGESEC SECTION HADENSEE HOLDER OF FILE FOR ADDITIONAL INFOEMPLOYEESUSP FIS FROG ST SECCONSULATEPOPPCS REPORTSWARSAW EMPLOYEE ADMINISTRATIVEMEXICOEMBASSY MEXPCS REPORTS LUBART-400 HAVANAENFOVRAGE TO CUBA FOR EXFOSITIONREDCAPASSISTANT CULTURAL OFFICER2ND SECRETARY EMBASSYMEXICO CITYPROMOTED 2ND SECRETARY FR JUL 66SCIPCS REPORTSMEXICO CIT:MEILAN DIF LIST JUL 65PACHUCA CONDESA FARESIDENCE REDCAP USASPANISH SENCH74-6-6201474-5-11250023018 ANCA 50 AS1802073CA 25 FA 53 17 OCT 5617 AUG 69 6013 NO 64 177153/405201-13..19. 1PR JIL 65 22 DEC 68MEXICO CITYΗΜΜΑ 33293NEW YORK SUES LEFT NEW YORK FOR MEX 31 JUL 6.1REDCAP2ND SECRETARY PRESS ATTACHE KNOWN SOVU ST SECPROMOTED PE 66MEXICO CITYΗΜΜΑ 33293 201-13/130HMMA-36148, 31 DEC CE HMMA-36147, 31 DEC 68LEGACY ANE LIFE FREQUENTLY AT ODDS WITH EACH OTHEREMBASSY MEA POS REPORTSOFFICER KNOWN SOV ST SECMEXICO CITY 011155 SECRET/NOFORN SOU GICS FILEENGLISH UNKE2 IMPOET CLE 005877STAL 15STARTSTALSTADIA 06400 21191 DDACE MESHKOY USSRA 52401FACE C810717714 MAY 63 011031A 52401 E EL SOMEA 61A02 E WIFE VALCAUIP 73 10729 E ES FLUEN011155 POSTORAGE-261 C 62401 USECRETINO /NOFORN SOV GICS FILESx-3735 C 62401 WCONTACT HOLDER OF FILE FOR ADDITIONAL INFO CURACAO