Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETHM-2038Page 115. On 11 Septerbey KOSCHIN attempted to make arrangements for Admiral Mario RODRIGUEZ Palpica to visit Grigori Korneyevich NIKIFORETS, Naval Attache at the latter's home. However, RODRIGUEZ was leaving Icr Quaymas early the next morning and would not be back until January. RODRIGUEZ expressed the hope that NIKIFORETS would still be in Mexico when he returned so they could renew their 'friendship.'6. On 12 September (Major) Isver KENJURI (of previous record) left work with TROFIMOV for NIKIFORETS and the Military Attache that he would be pleased to have them attend a luncheon at "Jardines del Pedregal" on Friday, 14 September to celebrate the infuguration of his equestrian school. He also invited TROFDO7 and told him that the school is on Boulevard de la luz at its furthest point.7. On 13 September REIZOV informed Enrique BALTANAZ Holt, acting G-2 of the Navy under CECECO, that KOSCHIN had not received an invitation to the Independence Day parade. BALTANAZ later contacted KOSCHIN to say that the Defense Department had sent out invitations to four officers in the Naval Attache's office, but they had obviously been misled. A duplicate would be sent to ROSCHIN, but in case it was not received in time ROSCHIN would have no problem getting into the stand, as he was expected. KOSCHIN was business-like in the conversation of the point of being curt. Later KALIDI called (Major) Alfred NUNEZ Arguello, Army, Second Section, concerning the same matter of the invitations.8. (Comandante) SANDOVAL of the Naval Staff contacted KOSCHIN on 18 September and said he had just received a letter from Luis NUNEZ Cepina (ph), whom he described as a very small man. KOSCHIN knew to whom he was referring. Nunez has asked SANDOVAL to convey his thanks to KOSCHIN, stating that the injections had a marvelous effect, and that his wife would require further injections in four or five months. He said he would make another request for serum at that time, and KOSCHIN promised to order five more ampoules for December. KOSCHIN also expressed his pleasure at the recovery of Comandante ZETINA and sent greetings to ZETINA and SANDOVAL. (Field Comment: The Soviets appear extremely polite with all members of the Naval Staff, surpassing all efforts at courtesy with other officials in the Mexican Government. This may possibly be attributed to better indoctrination of the rival attache's staff.)9. The secretary of the Guatemalan Military Attache advised REIZOV on 19 September that invitations were on the way for the Military Attaches Association meeting to be held on 21 September in the Restaurant Los Montejos, Insurgentes 675. After checking, REIZOV advised that the following would attend: NIKIFORETS
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SECRETEH-2038Page 12and his wife, PAKOVIN and wife, REIZOV and wife, BIKOV and wife, and CHELPANOV. He was not certain about G-L-P-NOVI's wife, who had a one-month old baby at home.10. An appointment was made for NIKOPORTS to see SADCTAL at 12:00 on 24 September. NIKOPORTS also wanted to see Comandante OROZCO but the latter had not yet returned from Tamaulipas.11. On 24 September KALLIN informed Ricardo RAMOS Flores, then Army O-2, of the proposal of the Abassador "for this meeting" on 29 September. RAMOS Flores agreed to inform the appropriate persons.12. On 27 September ROSCHII took a message for REIZOV that (Lt.) Jesus RAZO Reguero of Comision Inspectora had to go out of town and could not meet with REIZOV that day.13. On 28 September Yuriy Alekseyevich CHELIPANOV talked to Col. RAMOS Flores and asked if (General) Tomas SANCHEZ Hernandez were coming to the reception at the Embassy the following day. However CHELIZ had left for Toluca and Tenancingo, and Col. Eduardo SOBRIO Quintero, Chief of Staff Air Force, would attend alone, as his wife was ill. In all, four persons with wives would attend and SANCHEZ without his wife. RAMOS Flores mentioned that (Col.) Rosendo ESPARZA Arias would be taking his place on the first of January, and asked if they would like for him to invite ESPARZA also. However, CHELPANOV apparently did not understand, and they decided only on those mentioned previously.14. On 29 September KOSCHIN contacted Lts-Miguel LOSADA of the Second Section of the Navy and asked why they hadn't sent for any motion pictures. LOSADA answered that the projector had been out of order for about a month, and was being fixed at Casa Steele. ROSCHIN said that they had some new pictures, and that BALTAZAR should let them know when they wanted some.SECRET
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H-2038Page 13V. CONTACTS:A. Communist and Pro-Communist Groups:1.  On 6 September Jose/ASVILTAS, calling from the Sindicato de Trabajadores de Produccion Cinematografica de la Fli, Section de Autores y Adaptadores (Sindicate of Motion Picture Workers of Mexico, Section of Authors and Adapters), attempted to contact CISPRASOV.2.  On 19 September Rosa CASTRO, pro-Communist Journalist, and MASTUKEVICH held a friendly conversation. FASY KEVICH who had been meaning to call her, but had had a great deal of work, indicated that his wife had seen Rosa in the Regis. Rosa mentioned that she was writing an article on a place she had visited and was afraid the dimensions were wrong because she had two different sets of data. KASYLKEVICH said he could not help her. Rosa invited him out to eat, and he indicated he would call her early the following week to set the time.3.  Juan FEJANO, Spanish Communist, contacted MASYUKEVICH on 27 September, and said that he would like to see him for just a few minutes. MASTUKEVICH who appeared glad to hear from him, stated that he had to go out for ten minutes, but that if FEJANO wanted to come by in about twenty minutes, he would be back.B. Contacts of Special Interests1.  (fnu) MONTES y Bradley (ph) - On 3 September (fnu) MONTES y Bradley contacted First Secretary Lev ZHUKOV, who asked if he had something so they could get together for lunch the following day. MONTES replied that he wanted to invite ZHUKOV for 5 September, and said he would go by the Embassy for him. However, on the fifth, ZHUKOV suggested meeting at a bar. On 13 September MONTES contacted ZHUKOV and explained he was unable to call him on the day they had agreed upon, for he had been out of town and had just returned three days ago. Arrangements were made to meet at the Embassy at 10:00 a.m. the following day and lunch together afterward. (MONTES' phone number, 21-96-07, was listed in the 1956 Mexico City telephone directory under the Hotel Apartamentos Dolores, Sombrereros 9.) On 27 September MONTES talked to ZHUKOV and indicated that he had not been able to do some work, as he had been very busy. MONTES suggested they have coffee together, and ZHUKOV said he would phone him about the hour.SECRET
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# SECRETHY-2038Page 142: Mrs. ESCAZ - On 4 September one Mrs (frm) ESCAZ and AleksandriwZnIiN of the Military Attache's office discussed the matter of the books which her husband wanted to know about, because he had to have some bound, and needed to know the quantity of which JEZININ planned to dispose. She asked DRUZHININ to call her on the following day to let thea know, because they were leaving on the 11th. She added that her husband has few books bound and these are for the Stdururgica (Steel Works). The following day Mrs. ESCAE contacted DUZ DIN who informed her he had only teiked to one nan, but that he bold him to would talk with nis friends. He had not seen him yet because they were all busy attending the congress. Mrs. ESCAE gave n'a the following number to use to contact hera 31-91-57. This number belongs to a woran who lives in front of her, and she can be phoned there at any hour. (The 195 6 Felephone director lists this number in the name of Loise GARCIA Galva, Fevillagigedo 108-30%, D.F.3. Sergio NOVELO - On 21 September Sergio NOVELO, leftist-journalist, of previous record, cancelled an appointment he had for that day with PASTUREVICH and "Nikolay", because acmething urgent had come up. On 27 September he unsuccessfully attempted to contact AKSIOV. The same day he chatted with PASTUREVICH who greeted hin with pleasure, calling nin the disappeared one. NOVELO apologized, saying he had had a great deal.of work and adding that he wanted to issue then an invitation for today at 6:00 p.n. FASYYKEVICH replied that he could accept, but Nicolas had gone out, and it would be better to make the date for the following day. He would notify Nicolas.4. On 21 September KAZATSSV contacted Genaro CARNERO Checa, Peruvian Communist journalist, and arranged for an appointment for Tuesday: 25 September. CARIERO suggested they neot at the sane place where they had been with "Paco" (Francisco MARTI de la Vega) the day before.C. Miscellaneous Contactas:1. Jorge SUAREZ advisen LEONOV on 13 September that they would be playing chess at his home that day from 4:30p.m. on. LEONOV proajeed to come if he had time.2. LEONOV called Estudios Universitarios on 13 September, identifying hinspireas the Attacne from the Soviet ärbassy who called on Hoctor WRILLO a week ago, and added that he would like to speak to him concerning an inquiry about requirements for receiving a doctorate.. MURILLO was not in.SECRET 50-4-1-294
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# SECRETKM-2038Page 153. On 19 Septembor Mihail Kogan (of previous record) unsuccessfully attempted to contact KOLOMAKOV, and left a message to call his at the Joyeria Louvre.4. On 19 September ROALOV received a message that (Lic) CASTANEDA was pleased to accept the invitation to luncheon on 25 September at the Normandia.5. On 20 September one Pedro AGUILA called the Embassy concerning Russian lessons. He was told that the lessons were given at the Institute.6. On 26 September "Paco" and Lino, husband of Consuelo (Imm) of the Propaganda Office, contacted Consuelo to determine the address of Santiago ALVAREZ, who lives in the same place as Martin IGLESIAS. Consuelo offered to ask IGLESIAS who was in the Embassy, but Paco did not want to bother 'nin, and Lino said they could check with IGLESIAS' wife..7. On 27 tember Consuele unsuccessfully attempted to contact Gordon CARMONA in behalf of MASYUKEVICH..VL. GOODS AND SERVICES1. Hermanos Rosas, Enceradores de Pisos, Kartires de Tacubaya, D.F.; were contacted during the month of September concerning cleaning and waxing floors.2. On 5 September Josefina ZAVALA ordered two tubes of ink from Quillerng PAIPO. (The rhonenumber, 23-89-10, is listed in the 1956 phone directory under the name of Luis BAZ, Av. Col. del Valle 104-2, D.F.).3. An appointment was made for the Ambassador to see (Dr) BODI y Pallares at the Cardiology Institute on Monday, 17 September at 11:00 a.m.4. On 13 September, Josefina ZAVALA ordered 50,000 sheets of paper from one (Imu) ARGUIELLES.5. On 20 September HASYKEVICH tried to contact one Teodoro ESTRADA of the Mexico Auto Service, 13-18-02. This number is listed under Mexico Auto Service, S.A., Atenas y A. Gonzales, DF.6. On 20 September TROFIMOV made arrangements to see Dr. Jose Felix VALDES, Outenberg 61-6, D.F.7. On 24 September MASYUKEVICH called one (Imu) ARANIU (at 11-61-59. listed under the name of Francisco LEON-Diaz, Puebla 377-3) at
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HM-2038Page 16Consultorio Medico, and asked when they could come by so the doctor could see his wife. *ARANIU* informed then that the new office was on Puebla. *KASYTZEVICH* asked about Ofelia, and *ARANIU* told him that she had gone to New York on a scholarship. *KASYTZEVICH* was afraid they would have a problem bringing the child then, but *AFANIU* said he could recorrend a friend of Ofelia, who was dedicated to ortodoxia. Arrangements were made for an appointment.8. A representative of Jose R. Villesana y Cia., Landero y Coss 31, Veracruz, forwarded information to the Embassy concerning some things for them that had arrived in port.## VII. PERSONNEL1. The home address of Vasiliy Mikhaylevich *DRONOV* was established as Tacambaro 4-6. *DRONOV*'s wife recently had an operation.2. Matvey Petrovich *LOZOV* of the Cercial Office serves as the representative of International Book in Mexico.3. Soviet couriers Gennadi ZHUKOV and Konstantin *IPATOV* held reservations for a flight to New York on 5 September, departing Mexico City at 8:00 a.m.4. *KULAZHEN.OV* and KAZANTSEV returned to Mexico from the Soviet Union on 6 September.5. The following Soviet Embassy personnel planned to depart Mexico by rail on 17 October: *CHEFKASOV*, *LECHOV* and wife; *LARIN*, wife and two children. They held reservations on the Queen Elizabeth which was scheduled to leave New York for Southhampton on 24 October, and on the Molotov, scheduled to leave London on 31 October. They planned to be in Leningrad on 5 November.6. A reporter from Excelsior was told on 21 September that Boris KAZANTSEV was fromoted from First Secretary to Counselor of Embassy.7. BYKOV told Rafael *MUNOZ* that he was now working in *Communications* and usually arrived home late. *MUNOZ* invited him to his home to have a drink with some friends. Apparently it was the first time *BYKOV* had been invited for he asked for the address - Jardin 5.8. An Operation on (Sra.) *GURIKOVA* was scheduled to take place on 27 September. She was to be in the hospital located at Guadalquivir 78.SECRET
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## SECRETEW-2038Page 179. LUKASOV informed BOLSHALOV on 27 September that he had returned from his trip and would be in town for one more day, then would leave at 8:00 a.m. by air the day after for New York, and from there on to Paris and Moscow.10. A son was born to DRUZHININA on 28 September.11. AKSENOV was reported to be in Veracruz during September, according to (fnu) RODRIGUEZ Toro who saw him there.SECRET 56-4-1-294
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# CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18. U.S.C. Seca. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.S-E-C-R-E-TCOUNTRY Mexico/USSRREPORT NO. CS-LT-10962SUBJECT Photographs of Soviet Diplomatic PersonnelDATE DISTR. 2 November 1956NO. PAGES 1REQUIREMENT NO. RDREFERENCESDATE OF INFO. 1 October 1956PLACE & DATE ACQ. Mexico, Mexico City 1 October 1956SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.SOURCE: Person with good contacts in diplomatic circles (B).Appraisal of Content: Documentary.Available from CIA Graphics Register are photographs of the following former members of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City, who left Mexico on 17 October 1956:a. Mikhail Frolovich Cherkasov, Counselor of Embassy, born on 16 September 1909 at Koscow. Cherkasov arrived in Mexico with his wife, Aleksandra Cherkasova, and their minor son on 27 September 1952. His wife and son left Mexico on 24 July 1956.b. Nikolai Dementyevich Larin, chauffeur, born on 15 January 1922 at Riazan; and his wife Praskovia Artemovna Larina, born on 30 November 1923 at Riazan; and their minor children, Aleksandr and Irina. The Larins arrived in Mexico on 11 September 1953.c. Nikolai Sergeyevich Leonov, administrative employee, born on 22 August 1928 at Ryazan; and his wife, Valeriya Ivanovna Leonova, born on 30 April 1928 at Moscow. The Leonovs arrived in Mexico on 11 July 1953.Distribution of Attachments:OCR Graphics Register (Retention)S-E-C-R-E-T201-132139| STATE | X ARMY | X NAVY | X AIR | X FBI | X AEC | I&NS |  X  || ----- | :----: | :----: | :---: | :---: | :---: | :--: | :-: |(Note: Washington distribution indicated by "X"; Field distribution by "#")INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT| EE  | SR  |      X CI       |  X WH/CP  |  X  | HMMA-5440; 5439;5438 | HILNZ LNG NG || --- | --- | :-------------: | :-------: | :-: | :------------------: | :----------: || FE  | RE  |     CI/ICD      |   WH/PW   |     |                      |      MK      || NE  | UN  | X (IE-Brit, Fr) | WH/3/Mexi |  4  |         NONE         |     des.     || SE  | IO  |  SR/CE/Redcap   |           |     |                      |              |
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FPI DOCUMENTDATE: 31 OCTOPER 1956CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVENSUBJECT: MOVEMENT OF SOVIET NATIONALSLEONOV, NICOLAI SERGEVICHFPI FILE NUMPER: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK)
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FPI DOCUMENTDATE: 25 OCTOBER 1956CLASSIFICATION: NONE GIVENFPI FILE NUMBER: NONE GIVEN (NEW YORK)SUBJECT: MOVEMENT OF SOVIET NATIONALSLEONOVA, VALERIA IVANOVNA
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SECRETPERSONAL INFORMATION DATAUSSR ADDRESSOFFICE ADDRESSHOME ADDRESSINCOMEHEIGHT WEIGHT COMPLEXIONEYES HAIRNAMELEONOV. Nikolay SergeyevichALIAS OR CRYPTONYMTITLEAdministrative Employee, EmbassyDATE OF ARRIVALc. 25 May 1953 Dalens Dep-out Tour 17Oct 56-PHOTODATE OF BIRTH22 August 1928BIRTHPLACERyazanFAMILYWife: Valeriya Ivanovna, born 28 April 1928 RyazanDOCUMENTATIONService PP 10724 issued 29 October 1952Wife's 11507 issued 28 February 1953LANGUAGESSpanish (good)PREVIOUS CAREER AND EDUCATIONPrior January 1950: One Nikolay Alekseyevich LEONOV, mechanic, arrived India. Description: 5'5", fair complexion, brown hair & eyes, previously ANTORG employee U.S. from 1947 to Cat 48 (RELA 6701). One N. L. LEONOV private secretary to Ambassador in India (ZID 38).8 October 1951: Above LEONOV arrived Italy from India (WIR 258) en route USSR.PERSONALITY (Habits, use of money, hobbies, literature, vices)FORM NO. 4981 FEB 55SECRET
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SECRETRIS(AEDIPPERS NegativeCONTACTSMISCELLANEOUS9 May 1953: Subject arrived Rome from Moscow. Stayed Primrose Pensione(R-374-53 6/53).13 May 1953: Subject departed for Genoa to leave by sea for Mexico(R-374-53).o. 25 May 1953: Subject and wife met in Vera Cruz by AleksandrBELYAKOV (HMM 370 7/53).SECRET
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VIA AIR(Specify Air or Sea Pouch)DISPATCH NO. HMM-A-5438SECRETCLASSIFICATIONTO: Chief, WHDFROM: Chief of Station, MexicoSUBJECT: GENERAL Operational/REDCAPSPECIFIC Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV,Secretary to Ambassador,Soviet Embassy, MexicoDATE: 0 OCT 1956REF: MEXI 137, MEXI 230ACTION REQUIRED: None1. A U. S. transit visa has been issued for subject and his wife, Valeriya Ivanovna LARINA. Subject plans to depart Mexico by rail on 17 October 1956, entering the United States through the Port of Laredo. Subject will depart the United Stated on 24 October 1956 on the "Queen Elizabeth" through the Port of New York.2. Two sets of photostatic copies of subject passport and of the accompanying completed questionnaire which was furnished to the Embassy visa section are enclosed. With these are included 6 additional photos of subject. Photostats, identical in number, are furnished of the same items for subject's wife.SOURCE: Visa SectionDISSEM: ODENVYWillard C. CURTISAttachments:Photostats (2 sets each)8 October 1956Distribution:4 - HQS(1 for REDCAP) (w/atts)2 - Files(w/atts)gfbFORM NO.MAR 1949 51-28ASECRETCLASSIFICATIONRI COPY201-132139
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Ост 6 02 54:56# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEED/MSDATE : 05 OCT 56SECRETTO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITY IN 34844ACTION: 5INFO: COP, CI, CI/OPS, FI, FI/OPS, FI/RI 2, SR 3, S/C 2ROUTINETO: DIRRE: MEXI 137 (IN 27164 )CITE: MEXI 2311. U.S. TRANSIT VISAS ISSUED 1 OCT TO FOLLOWING SOV EMB   PERSONNEL:MIKHAIL FROLOVICH CHERKASOV, COUNSELOR;NIKOLAY LEONOV, EMPLOYEE AND WIFE, VALERIA;NIKOLAY LARIN, EMPLOYEE AND WIFE, PRASKOVIA, CHILDRENALEKSANDR AND IRINA.2. GROUP DEPARTING MEXI 17 OCT BY RAIL ENTERING U.S. VIA LAREDO; DEPARTING NEW YORK 24 OCT ON QUEEN ELIZABETH. SOURCE: VISA SECTION, EMBASSY; DOC. DISSEM: ODENVY, KUBARK.END OF MESSAGESECRET201-132139IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE INCOMING TELEGRAMFROM MEXICO CITY TO SECRETARY OF STATEDATE: 1 OCTOPER 1956CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIEDDEPARTMENT OF STATE FILE NUMPER:NUMPER 566, OCTOPER LSUBJECT: NONE GIVEN
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LEONOV, Nikolai SergeyevichMEXI-83927 Jun 56Personal calling card of subject found in address book of Fidel Alejandro CASTRO Ruz, Cuban revolutionary who was arrested by Mexican police on 21 Jun 56. (LIVESTOCK-3; B-Doc)USArma MexCity At time of his arrest Cuban revolutionary Fidel CASTRO had inMEX C-20 wallet personal card of Nicolas L. LEONOV, adminis officer28 Jun 56 in Soviet Embassy and Secretary to Soviet Ambassador.HMA-17525 Sep 56 Translator for Soviet delegates to Eighth Internat'l RadiologyNo dissem Congress at Mexico City, 22-29 Jul 56.Tele 566 Embassy today issued C-3 visas to:AmEmb MexCity Mikhail CHERKASOV, b. Moscow, 16 Sep 1909, Counselor1 Oct 56 Nicolai Sergevich LEONOV, b. Russia 22 Aug 1928, ClerkValeria Ivanovna LEONOVA, b. Russia, 30 Apr 1928Nicolai Dementievich LARIN, b. Riazan, 15 Jan 22, ClerkPraskovia Artenovna LARINA, b. Riazan 30 Nov 1923minor children Alexandre LARIN and Irina LARINADeparting Mexico 17 Oct by train via LAREDO; dep NYC 24 Oct 56via QUEEN ELIZABETH.MEXI 231(Same info as above)IN 34844 5 Oct 56)OUTto FBI201-132139
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SECRET(When Filled In)# DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION2. RI FILE NO. 201-1246303. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL PO. 4. DATE   HMMA-04994 4 Aug 19567. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATIONS. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TO    201-132139 RI FILE'ND.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONTHIS REFERS TO A TOP SECRET DOCUMENT HELD IN OG/SIS.TS#-145923(This document contains no information pertaining to the investigation of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.)15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. LEONOV, Nikolay S.201-132139FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET
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VIA: AIRTO: Chief, WHDDISPATCH NO. EW-8-1511SECRETCLASSIFICATIONDATE: 29 June 1956FROM: Chief of Station, MexicoSUBJECT: GENERAL Operational/REDCAPSPECIFIC Soviet Embassy Personnel1. In an effort to standardize spellings of names of personnel assigned to the Soviet Embassy, Mexico, and to conform with the transliteration table employed by KUBARK, the following spellings are being provided. Inasmuch as many of the names have not been seen, verification through pronounciation and their spelling has been made by Faith S. GRIESLS while on TDY here. In the future, reports concerning local Soviet Embassy personnel will carry the spellings are provided herein.AKSENOV, Nikolay Vasilyevich - Second Secretarywife: Tamara Aleksandrovna *AKSENOVA*dau: Natalia *Natalya*BOGUNOV, Mikhail - employeewife: Nadezhda *BOGUNOVA*son: Georgiy (or Yuriy)BOLSHAKOV, Leonid Ivanovich - Commercial Counselor (on leave)wife: Tamara Sergeyevna *BOLSHAKOVA*BURENKOV, Boris Stepanovich - employee/guardwife: Nadezhda Grigoryevna *YELENKOVA*dau: Olga *DEMYANOVICH*BYKOV, Nikolay Damidovich - Asst. Naval Attachewife: Taisiya Pavlovna *BYKOVA*CHELPANOV, Yuriy Alekseyevich (or Aleksandrovich) - Asst. Military Attachewife: Valeriya *CHELPANOVA*CHERKASOV, Mikhail Frolovich - Counselor of Embassywife: Aleksandra Vladimirovna *CHERKASOVA*son: AndreyCOPY ROUTING:SECRETCLASSIFICATION
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SECRET- 2 -DROBNOV, Vasiliy Mikhaylovichwife: Galina M. *DROBNOVA*son: VyacheslavDRUZHININ, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich - employee, Military Attache officewife: Irina N. *DRUZHININA*son: AndreyGLOTOV, Viktor Nikolayevich - First Secretarywife: Klavdiya Mikhaylovna *GLOTOVA*sons: Yuriy and AleksandrGUNDAREV, Ivan Yefimovich - employee, Cultural Officewife: Lyudmila Ivanovna *GUNDAREVA*ILIN, Vasiliy Semyonovich - Attachewife: Valentina *ILINA*IZOTOV, Matvey Petrovichwife: Anastasiya *IZOTOVA*sons: Igor and AleksandrIVASHKOV, Leonid Dmitriyevich - employee/guardwife: Lyudmila Vasilyevna *IVASHKOVA*dau: TatyanaKALININ, Vladimir Nikolayevich - employee, Military Attache officewife: Olga N. *KALININA*son: YevgeniyKAZANTSEV, Boris Aleksandrovich - First Secretarywife: Varvara Andreyevna *KAZANTSEV*sons: Borisdau: IrinaKOLOMYAKOV, Boris Pavlovich - Attachewife: Lidiya Alekseyevna *KOLOMYAKOVA*daus: IrinaKOTOV, Sergey Maksimovich - Third Secretarywife: Valentina Ivanovna *KOTOVA*dau: GalinaKULAZHENKOV, Anatoliy Georgiyevich - Ambassador(on leave in USSR)wife: Yekaterina Ivanovna (in USSR) *KULAZHENKOVA*4024-A-4533Page 2.SECRET 50-4-1-282