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WIROGUE EOD 2 DEC. HESTON MADE INITIAL CONTACT AND GUTHMAN
NOW HANDLING.
WIROGUE GIVEN FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:
A. BUILD COVER DURING INITIAL PERIOD. THIS RESPECT, WIROGUE
SAID PLANNED SET UP SHOP WITH AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO TAKE IDENTIFICA-
TION PICTURES. SAID WOULD INSTALL POLAROID CAMERA SO CLIENT COULD
PUSH BUTTON- AND TAKE OWN PICTURE. GUTHMAN AGREED THIS WORTH
EXPLORING, AS WOULD APPEAR PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE COVER.
HE
B. WIROGUE TOLD TRY SPOT PERSONS FOR SURVEILLANCE TEAM, INTEL
ASSETS (WITH EMPHASIS ON ORIENTALE PROVINCE). AND PM ASSETS.
TOLD SUBMIT NAMES ANY LIKELY CANDIDATES TO STATION FOR TRACES
PRIOR MAKING APPROACH.
2. QJWIN WHO RESIDES SAME HOTEL AS VIROGUE REPORTED LATTER
TOLD HIM HE HAD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAN, SOUTH AMERICA, GERMANY AND
OTHER PARTS EUROPE. QJWIN SAID WIROGUE SMELLED AS THOUGH NE IN
INTEL BUSINESS. STATION DENIED ANY INFO ON WIROGUE. 14 DEC QJWIN
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REPORTED WIROGUE HAD OFFERED HIM THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH
TO PARTICIPATE IN INTEL NET AND BE MEMBER "EXECUTION SQUAD".
WHEN QJWIN SAID HE NOT INTERESTED, WIROGUE ADDED THERE WOULD BE
BONUSES FOR SPECIAL JOBS. UNDER QJWIN QUESTIONING, WIROGUE LATER
SAID HE WORKING FOR PBPRIME SERVICE.
3. OJWIN INTRODUCED WIROGUE TO HOFHUIS.
WIROGUE CASED IN
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QJWIN REPORTS
LETTER CREDIT WITH HOFHUIS TO GET GOOD EXCHANGE RATE.
VIROGUE HAS PURCHASED THREE AUTOMOBILES SINCE ARRIVAL LEOP:
CHRYSLER FOR 35000 FRANCS, CITROEN FOR 25000 FRANCS AND TRIUMPH
FOR 110003 FRANCS. VIROGUE TOLD QJWIN HE SOLD CITROEN FOR 15000
FRANCS BUT IT STILL PARKED NEAR HIS HOTEL.
4.
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AT 13 DEC MEETING WIROGUE SAID HE PURCHASED CHRYSLER FOR
ALSO SAID HAD
75000 FRANCS. MADE NO MENTION PURCHASE OTHER CARS.
RENTED TWO STORES, ONE IN LECP EUROPEAN CITY FOR 14000 FRANCS
ALSO.
PER MONTH AND ONE IN NATIVE CITY FOR 6000 FRANCS PER MONTH.
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ASKED
HAS SIGNED CONTRACT FOR APARTMENT FOR 8000 FRANCS PER MONTH.
GUTHMAN FOR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE WHICH HE CLAIMS.
GUTHMAN
HQS CASE OFFICER TOLD HIM HE WOULD RECEIVE IN LUMP SUM.
REFUSED, SAYING WOULD HAVE OBTAIN HOS APPROVAL PAY RENTAL ALLOWANCE
IN LUMP SUM.
5. IN DISCUSSING LOCAL CONTACTS, WIROGUE MENTIONED QJWIN BUT
THEN GUTHMAN TRIED
DID NOT ADMIT TO HAVING TRIED RECRUIT HIM.
LEARN WHETHER VIROGUE HAD MADE APPROACH LATTER CLAMED HAD TAXEN
NO STEPS. GUTHMAN WAS UNABLE CONTRADICT, AS DID NOT WISH REVEAL
OJWIN CONNECTION KU BARK.
6.
LEOP CONCERNED BY WIROGUE FREE WHEELING AND LACK SECURITY.
STATION HAS ENOUGH HEADACHES WITHOUT WORRYING ABOUT AGENT WHO NOT
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ABLE HANDLE FINANCES AND WHO NOT VILLING FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS.
IF HOS DESIRES, WILLING KEEP HIM ON PROBATION, BUT IF CONTINUE
ALTER-
HAVE DIFFICULTIES, BELIEVE VIROGUE RECALL BEST SOLUTION.
B
NATIVE WOULD DE PUT HIM IN STAN ONCE MENUCHIN RETURNS TO TRY
OBTAIN IMMEDIATE INTEL THAT AREA.
7. REQUEST HOS INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR 13002, 19 DEC RE GIVING
WIROGUE YEARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE. LATTER CLAIMS NEEDS THESE FUNDS
VIEW CAR PURCHASE IN ORDER SET UP COVER MECHANISM. IF WIROGUE TO
REMAIN, BELIEVE MUST GIVE HIM AT LEAST ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, AS
BELIEVE HE SHORT FUNDS. ALSO REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS C.VIROGUE PAY.
LATTER SAYS HIS CONTRACT CALLS FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS SALARY PER
MONTH. SAID HE NOT PAID FOR NOVEMBER. STATION GAVE HIM ONE
PAYMENT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. HOWEVER WISH HQS CONFIRMATION THIS
CORRECT AND AUTHORITY PAY HIM IN DOLLARS PER HIS REQUEST. (VANTS
DOLLARS AS BLACK MARKET. EXCHANGE RATE WHICH USED BY MOST PERSONS
HERE TWENTY TO FORTY PERCENT BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATE).
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8. NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID HAD
GIVEN IT TO HOFHUI FOR RETURN TO BANK AFTER MARKING IT CANCELLED.
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2. DEFER FRAN RESPONSE TO CATIDE. RECOMMENT WE ADMIT
FORMER INTEREST IN SUBJECT BUT ADVISE CATIDE WE HAVE NO CURRENT
INTEREST IN HIM AND RECOMMENT THEY KEEP HIM AT ARMS LENGTH.
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KOELN, WHO IN CONTACT WITH CATIDE STAFFER. FROM STATEMENTS MADE
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FRAN INFO DIR GENY CLIE BONN 2067
CABEZONE HARVARD WIROGUE:
10 HAR 66 72218
CAVATA REPORTS WIROGUE LOST HIS JOB 25. JAN 66 EITHER FOR
LOAFING OR CARELESSNESS. HE AND HIS EMPLOYER AGREED ON THE
HIS PRESENT EMPLOYMENT IS UNKNOWN TO CAVATA.
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AQUATIC/IROGUE/Transmittal of Original Documents - MIROGUE-1
REFERENCE: A. DIE 19710, 10 May 1983
B.
LEOP $462, 17 May 1952
DIR 11763, 22 87 1983
DIB 12520, 24 May 1962
Forvarded herewith are the original uccumeate of IRCQUE-1
which were taken from him in kay 1952 as incicated in references.
Testy include the Series Austriasporich a completed by
KURIOT for VIGUE's operational use. There cocuments were
recently turned over to the undersigned by AB/Legal Section who
had retained them Calle procuring & backstopped ciseausvels for
Subject. te forward them to you for your interest o releation.
Only a copy of the bestrian Reisepass has been retained in our
files.
APPROVED:
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1. This is to advise you that subject of reference has been transferred
to the African Division and assigned the cryptog VIGROGUE/1. The
latter is presently ine and all correspondance received through
your accommodation address is to be pouched to COS, Leopoldville.
2. WIROGUE/1 was instructed to send only unregistered letters and to
instruct his correspondents to do the same.
PAUL B. LEIGHTON
Distribution:
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1 - COS, Leopoldville
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LBOP, 0478, dated 17 December 1960
DIR-17181, dated 19. December 1960
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1. A dispatch had been prepared outlining the various administrative
and operational details pertinent to the WIROGUE project. Receipt of re-
ference B negated its value and we prepared this one in its stead. Suffice
it to say that all steps outlined in reference A were accomplished and he
was dispatched with the specific instructions outlined in paragraph 2 of
reference
During WIROGUE/1's association with the undersigned, the subject of
vehicle was raised by him. He stated he needed one to accomplish his mis-
sion. It was suggested to him that under the present circumstances in the
Congo it would not be vise to consider such a purchase until he has discus-
sed it fully with you and received your concurrence. If he did purchase a
vehicle after receiving your approval, then he would have to do it from his
own funds and not use funds made available to him to establish his cover
business. Obviously he has violated the suggestions.
3. While WIROGUE/1 was in the employment of REDWOOD, there was a
communication channel set up between him and his family. This was an ar-
rangement with a letter drop in Sao Paulo. He would write a letter, post
date it, and give it opened to the Case officer who would pouch it to the
COB, Sao Paulo for mailing. Letters to WIROGUE/1 would come to a post office
box in Sao Paulo where it would be serviced by ALLMETER-2 and pouched to the
Case Officer. We leave it to your discretion, as to whether or not you vish
to continue this type of arrangement. Nonetheless, under separate cover,
attachment A is a letter for WIROGUE/1 which was received through this chan-
nel.
。
I am cure that WIROGUE/1 will undoubtedly want you to set up a
similar arrangement through Germany for him so that he may communicate with
a female acquaintance of his in PBPRIME. We are not adverse to the idea of
his having such a channel, but only on the condition you are able to censure
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5. Separate Cover attachment B contains a sterile copy of the FPO.
PAUL E. LEIGHTON
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B Project Outline for WIROGUR
Distribution:
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1. The plans and development of the WIROGUE project have reached a point
whereby a summation of the progress made and the plans for the future is in
order. At this writing it is anticipated that WIROGUE/1 will be on the
Leopoldville scene on the first of Decembar.
2. WIROGUE/1 had originally been recruited in Europe for a REDSOX operation.
He was flown to BPRIME "black" and underwent an extensive training program.
This included survival, small arms and other similar type FM training. After a
year of such training the project failed to materialise, as a result subject was
preparing for resettlement in South America. The AF/Division took interest in
la 
so
WIROGUE/1 and after an assessment decided that with his peculiar background,
talents and general makeup he could effectively be utilised along the lines
cited in reference A. 21 October 1960 the case was transferred officially
the Africa Division.
3. Since that date to the present, every effort has been made to paycho-
logically orient WIROGUE/1 for this assignment and to prepare him operationally
for its fulfillment. To insure the security of the operation, prevent any
identification with ODYOKE and/or KUBARK, and to preclude any unexpected
uncovery of WIROGUE/1's past which would associate him with his pre-KUBARK life,
a number of basic steps were taken. Those were:
a.
WIROGUE/1 underwent plastic surgery, which changed the shape of
his nose.
b. A toupee had been made for his constant use. This and the
plastic surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any
recognition.
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OFFICER
ORIGINATING
TYPIST
Daniel Niesciur hm
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1 - AF West/2
1 C/AF/West
OFFICE SYMBOL
DATE
C/AF/H
FORM
5.60
53
OFFICE SYMBOL:
C/AR
16-76-65
USE PREVIOUS EDITION REPLACES FORM 6100 WHICH MAY BE USE CSM B
COORDINATING
OFFICER'S NAME
Lester C. Houck
Elitorid
EXT
8284
RELEASING
OFFICER'S SIGNATURE
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Bronson Tweedy
hduks
DISPATCH
14-00060
CLASSIFICATION
ISPATCH SYMBOL-AND NO.
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
1
SECRET
ACIN-192
c. Documentation prepared with accompanying cover story
to show that WIROGUE/1 is an Austrian and who has never had ODYOKE
connections, nor ever been in FBIKIME. (See separate cover
attachment A).
4. It is planned at this time to take WIROGUE/1 "black" to Germany.
There he will be met by the undersigned, given his Austrian documentation,
contact 
instructions and letter of credit, stripped of any FBININE clothing
or personal 
effects, and dispatched. He is to proceed to Leopoldville on
his own and upon arrival make contact. The cover assignment for subject is
temporarily 
left open, although he has been told to look into the prospects
of opening a photo or general repair shop. He has actually done photographie
wark but the 
decision on this we vill leave to your on the spot judgment. The
letter of credit for 
three thousand dollars is to be used to finance this
vant
ture. 
There 
will also be a reserve of one thousand dollars in a Swiss
account should expenses necessitate a greater outlay. This money will consti-
tuto
o an non-interest bearing, operational loan which must be repaid by WIROGUE/1
from 
profits over 
a period of years. All other profits after the loan is paid
off will 
be WIROGUE/1's..
5. A word about the manner of mn with whom we are dealing. He is a
mill, energetic individual, who has displayed shrewdness, cunning, ingenuity
and inventiveness. He has a peculiar turn of mind which lends itself remarka-
bly to nofarious and extra-legal activities. Excitement and intrigue are
important 
factors in his life, he relishes it and as a result may be a little
delicate to 
handle. WIROGUE/1 likes ordor and clear cut chains of command.
He admires the Prussian approach and as a result will take orders even if he
may disagree
. It is important to him to have the trust and confidence of his
case officer. 
If in his om mind he feels assured of this and is confident
of the professional KUTUSE-type competence of the CO, he will reciprocate in
kind. 
He is indeed aware of the precepts of right and wrong, but if he is
given an 
assignment which may be morally wrong in the eyes of the world, but
necessary 
because his case officer ordered him to carry it out, then it is.
right and he will dutifully undertake appropriate action for its execution
without pangs 
of conscience. In a word, he can rationalise all actions. Ons
last 
thought which may be useful. Best results will probably be gotten if,
when 
given 
an assignment, he be permitted to accomplish it in his own way.
The latter is connected 
with his idea of trust and confidence.
RE
PAUL E. LEIGHTON
for PAUL
Attachment A (under separate cover)
FORM
10-57 53a
(40)
USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
REPLACES FORMS
51-25, 51-20A AND 51-20
HICH ARE OBSOLETE.
SSCRET
CLASSIFICATION
PRR
CHARLES R. ROISTADE
☐
CONTINUE O
PAGE NO.
14-00000
SECRET STAT
SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT I
TO ACIN-192
1. An Austrian passport, birth certificate and drivers license havo
been prepared for issuance containing following biographic datas
Name:
POBs.
George Frans REINER
Salsburg, Austria
208 $ 25 July 1921
Fathers name:
Mothers name:
Frans REINER
Marianna nee NIELITZ
E
Occupation: Engineer
Marital status:
single.
Height: 1 meter 70 centameters
Weight: 58 kilo's
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown
Distinguishing marks: tips of forefinger and thumb
right hand missing. Identical fingers left hand scarred.
2. Documents will reflect travel only in Europe, with no indication of
PBPRIME tenure..
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DESENGUTTED
201-233477
14-00000
DISPATCH SIMBOL AND NO.
EGOA-18888
HEADQUARTERS FILE NO.
32W-120-012/01
TO
INFO
FROM
SUBJECT
DISPATCH
prent
Chief, AF VIA Chief, EE
Chief, WH
Chief of Station, Germany
RYBAT WIROGUE
CLASS.F.CATION
SECRET
DESINSTIZED
CSN 43-43
DATE
Final Resettlement of WIROGUE
ACTION REQUINES
XX
12 December 1962
RE: "43-3-(CHECK "X" ONE)
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED.
BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY
REFERENCE(S)
1. WIROGUE has received political recognition from the West German
government 
and is fully documented in the name of Georg 
Frank Sanders.
This 
was accomplished 
with the cooperation of ODIBEX 
on the basis of the
fabricated story 
stating that Subject is a Georgian 
who defected from
East Berlin on 14 
July 1962 while with a tourist 
group. It was necessary
to acquire political recognition for Subject because this was the only
sure means to backstop him if and when he applies 
for immigration to
South America. A 
Fremdenpass would not withstand 
the investigation
required by 
immigration authorities.
2. All the South American Consulates in West Germany were contacted
with 
the assistance of CAMANTILLA in an attempt to 
collect information
which 
would enable 
HARVARD to select the most 
likely country to which
Subject could 
immigrate based on his personal 
preference, opportunities for
emigrants, 
immigration requirements, etc. Columbia, 
Chile or Peru offer
the best possibility.
3. The next step will be for Subject to apply to the appropriate
Consulate 
and begin his processing. Prior to 
having Subject take this
step 
HARVARD will 
require Headquarters guidance 
and thinking regarding the
following:
a.
b.
Subject as a prospective emigrant will have to furnish proof
of employment or proof of financial 
solvency. Subject's
West German 
documentation indicates 
that he is an engineer.
This does not mean that he is a 
diplomaed engineer but rather
a master mechanic.
falsified 
life history and in fact by Subject's actual skills
This is borne out 
by the details of his
in electrical and mechanical fields.
Subject 
can 
satisfy any South American Consulate that he is
HARVARD 
feels that
experienced enough in electrical and 
mechanical fields to be
of value to the economy of the South 
American country of his
choice
. "Once Subject is admitted to 
South America, HARVARD
has no 
doubt that he can find employment 
if he desires it.
The 
ideal solution, however, would be 
for Subject to have a
firm 
offer of employment prior to his 
immigration.
can 
arrange this, HARVARD feels 
that Subject's immigration
If 
KUBARK
could be practically assured. Subject 
could seek employment
through 
the German language newspaper in 
Santiago, Chile but
HARVARD 
feels that no South American firm 
would take the
chance 
of hiring him sight unseen 
unless he were a highly
qualified specialist.
If proof of employment cannot be provided, proof of solvency
is the next requirement.
countries 
has stated what it considers to be the minimum proof
Only one of the 
South American
of solvency. The prospective emigrant 
must show that he has
the funds 
to subsist for two years at 
the rate of $125.00 per
month. 
HARVARD feels that to deposit $
3,000 to Subject's
account 
would be a grave mistake.
Subject 
is capable of taking the money and departing for parts
HARVARD has no doubt that
unknown unless there were sufficient 
inducements awaiting him
in South 
America. HARVARD could probably 
arrange for a letter
attesting 
to the fact that Subject has $3,000 
being held for
him. Subject 
could have been working 
for ODIBEX as a consul-
tant since 
his defection.
salary.
The $3,000 would 
be bonuses and
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USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
REPLACES FORMS
51-28. 51-29A AND 51-29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE.
HQ COPY
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HQ COPYI
CONTINUATION OF
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CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
PATEN STEEL AND NO
EGOA- 18888
C. HARVARD has not considered processing Subject for immigration
through 
a bona fide refugee organization-
in-order not to involve Subject
with the United States Escapee Program and 
to keep from making a refugee
organization a party to fraud with the 
possibility of embarrassing com-
plications if the immigration does not come 
off properly.
through a refugee organization 
would mean additional paper work and
Working
additional problems which for the 
present would indicate that this
immigration avenue should not be 
considered except as a last resort.
.
d. When filling out his application forms Subject will have tow
provide 
employment and residence addresses 
consistent with the dates when
he was supposedly living and working in 
the Georgian S.S.R.
military service will have to 
be covered also.
His wartime
information 
can be acquired through the facilities of SR/6 when needed.
HARVARD feels that this
4. HARVARD is of the opinion that Subject has committed himself to
going 
to South America partly because he 
will do anything which will pro-
long his association with KUBARK and partly 
because he is hoping to
realize some personal or financial 
profit from the exercise. HARVARD has
followed the theme that Headquarters deisre 
is to help Subject and that it
can best be done by completely legalizing him
. Political recognition is
He
the first step but we desire further that he be helped to immigrate and.
after 5 years acquire citizenship. Subject has 
asked HARVARD if he would
receive financial help during the 
transition period in South America.
was told that we could only guarantee his 
plane fare, that Headquarters
would decide how much and what kind of 
additional help he would receive
if any.
5. Subject rejects the idea of staying in Germany except as a last
resort
.. It is possible that because of his 
irritation with his inactivity
Subject may simply request his German 
documentation and leave HARVARD'S
custody.
6. Subject has been in HARVARD's hands since 22 May 1962 and has
been 
costing us 100 to 150 DM per week, 
plus many hours of case officer
time. Request earliest Headquarters advice 
per para 3 above.
APPROVED:
HYN
HENRY Y. NEMETH
Distribution:
2 - C/AF
2 - C/EE
2 - CAWH
FORM
10-57
53c
(40)
Carl I. Untill
CARL T.
UPDILL
USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
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51-251-28A AND 51-29
WHICH ARE OBSOLETE.
DEC 19 15 02 H
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DATE
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536
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RE Fling (check one):
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RYBAT WIROGUE
RE: LEOP 0478 (IN 18739)*
PER ACLS 149
1. WIROGUE/1 CONTRACT CALLS FOR:
A. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH BEGINNING ONS NOV. TO BE PAID
IN FIELD. YOUR DISCRETION TO PAY IN DOLLARS. HE NOT PAID FOR NOV PRIOR
TO DISPATCH. OBTAIN: RECEIPTS AND CHARGE PROJECT.
TABLE.
B.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR QUARTERS ALLOWANCE PER ANNUM, NON ACCOUN-
C. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR OPS LOAN TO SET UP COVER BUSINESS TO BE
REPAID FROM PROFITS. ALSO MUST ACCOUNT FOR ONE THOUSAND TEN DOLLAR
TRAVEL ADVANCE. RECEIVED.
2. INSTRUCTIONS WERK TO MAKE CONTACT AND FOLLOW GUTEMAN'S INSTRUCTIONS
IMPLICITLY. ALSO REPORT ACCURATELY ALL CONTACTS OR POTENTIAL AGENTS AND NOT
MAKE ANY APPROACHES OR COMMITMENTS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL.
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HR LIVING UNDER FALSE DOCUMENTS.
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PER LEOP 0478, WIROGUE 1 STATES TOLD. HE TO REQUEST THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS QUARTERS ALLOWANCE IN LUMP SUM ON ARRIVAL,
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NEEDED HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AS WELL AS PAY RENT..
2.
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References: A. PARI 675, 6 October 1964
B. Dir 57448, 16 October 1964.
1. Iden was born in 1918, in Georgia, USSR. He enigrated to France
with his family when he was three years old. He was a clever, precocious
child during his lycee education in France and was frequently dismissed by
school directors who did not appreciate his temperamental performance. He
also attended several engineering colleges but apparently never graduated.
In 1939, he volunteered for the French Foreign Legion and was sent to Tunisia.
The occupation of France in 1941 ended his military career. He was demobilized.
and returned to Paris.
2. Subject claimed that he wanted to fight for France, but he did not
wish to join a collective resistance organisation. He decided to act on his
own so he joined a labor force being recruited in Paris to go to Germanay.
For awhile he worked in a synthetic gasoline plant in Boelitz near Berlin.
Later he was employed as a driver for the NSK. During this time, he began
his career in black marketing and document forging. He claimed that he forged
passes into and out of Germany and did it to help imprisoned Franch officers
to get back to France. It is felt that the ulterior motives might still have
been love of excitement and wish to make money. He also claired that he did
not work for the French Resistance, although it was possible and probably
that they gave him orders to fill. He did mention working through intermediaries
and cut-outs, so its possible that he did actually work with the Resistance but
did not want to tell us. Eventually Subject was arrested by the German regular
police for his activities, and later brought to Berlin where he was interrogated
for several months at Cestapo leadquarters. He ended up by spending time in
jails and concentration camps. He was finally liberated by the U.S. Army.
=
3. After the thrill and excitement of the war years was passed, Subject
could not settle down to a routine existence. So he joined up with an
acquaintance who he says convinced him of the necessity to make more money.
They decided to commit robberies. One was successful. Unfortunately for
Subject, the other was not. His friend was apprehended and confessed. Subject
spent the next five years in various rather torious prisons in France.
CROSS REFERENCE TO
29 October 1964
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
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He was then paroled to his brother and was living near Marseilles.
He attempted to go into business using some of the inventions that
he had conceded during his confinement in prison. His personality
and intense drive and self-confidence quickly gained it a business
partner with capital to invest in a cinemagraphic color reproduction
system that was patented and earned decent profits for the two of them.
Subject was still or parole and tied to his older brother'e "self-
righteous indulgence," however. It was shortly after this that Subject
was approached by a member of KUBARK who was following up on Subject
as an ops lead furnished by a cousingin P5. Subject was favorably
assessed and removed black from Franco because of travel bestrictions
imposed by his parole status.
4. The rest of Subject's career has been generally summarized
in DDR 57443. We are also attaching a copy of BCOA-21573 for information
on 'Subject's most recent activities.
5. Subject has been described as being very ingenious, observant,
shrewd, glib, and one who relishes intrigue and daring. The latter
play a very important part in his character. He learns quickly and
carries out any assignment without regard for danger. His drawbacks,
as enumerated by his case officers, are that he is headstrong,
impulsive and constantly needs new interesis, has an ego that feeds
on recognition and triumphs, a low frustration point at unpredictable
times, would probably "fall in love" with his CO which would make
agent turn over difficult, and that he would be difficult to dispose
of if he became disenchanted, i.e. Subject is a handling problem.
A.4.8
Alice H. SHAMASKO
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Kenneth N. PECKINGPAUGH
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57448
MONEY,
STICK KUBARK FIR MORE
1. FOLLOWING COMMENTS BASED ON REMARKS MADE BY WIROCUS'S PAST CO'S.
CONCENSUS OPEN IS THAT SUBJ COULD DO VERY LITTLE DAMAGE, IF ANY AT ALL,-
IF JOINED OTHER SERVICE.
2. DURING PERIOD WHEN SUBJ UNDER SR DIV CONTROL, CO HAD PERSCHAL, DAILY
EXTENDED CONTACT WITH HIM. CO BELIEVES SUBJ HAS INMATE DESIRE WORK FOR INTEL
SERVICE AS IT CONSONANT WITH PAST LIFE FULL OF DARING, ADVENTUROUS ACTS.
IDEA OF "LEGALIZED SFYING" APPEALS TO SUBJ AS IT PUTS HIM IN IMPORTANT, UNIQUE,
FROFESSIONAL CATEGORY. CO BELIEVED HE GENUINELY SINCERE IN WANTING TO DO SOMETHING
FOR KUBARK AS HE ENJOYED ROLE AS LOWER ECHELON ACTION AGENT. WHILE IT ENTIRELY
POSSIBLE SUBJ THREATENING WORK FOR OTHER SERVICE AS BARGAINING TACTIC FOR
ADDITIONAL KUBARK FUNDS, CO RECALLS THAT MONEY NEVER HAS BEEN FRIMARY END FOR
SUBJ AS HE ALWAYS FELT ENOUGH MONEY WOULD COME FROM SOMEPLACE TO SUSTAIN HIM.
FROM ONE VINTURE TO ANOTHER. DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT SUBJ EXPECTS TO BE ACCEPTED
BY FRENCH 13. HE KNONS VERY WELL HE WOULD BE INCARCERATED FOR VIOLATING PAROLE.
HIS FRIDE AND PROBABILITY OF CENSURE AND RIDICULE FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN
FRANCE WOULD DISSUADE HIM IN END.
FROBABLY DOES NOT WANT MORE MONEY, BUT
RATHER NEW DOCUMENTS AND IDENTITY IN SOME THIRD COUNTRY SO THAT HE CAN RETURN
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AND WIN ACCLAIN AND RECOGNITION FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS. HAS ALWAYS HAD GREAT
DESIRE TO "SURPRISE" EVERYONE BACK HOME WITH NEW DOCUMENTS, NEW IDENTITY, PLASTIC
SURGERY, ETC.
KNEW ALL HIS HANDLERS BY ALIASES.
3. DURING SR DIV PHASE OF SUBJ CAREER, HE IN WASHINGTON D.C. AREA
UNDERGOING TRAINING FOR SAESENTINEL-PROJECT.
DURING TRAINING CONDUCTED IN SAFEHOUSE IN VIRGINIA, KNEW OPERATING PRINCIPLES
AND HANDLED SCALE MOCK-UP OF ELINT GEAR TO BE USED AESENTINEL. HAD TRAINING
IN BASIC AND ADVANCED FIELDCRAFT, INCLUDING SMALL ARMS, BASIC TRADECRAFT TECHNIQUES
AND ERAT PRACTICES, RUSSIAN LANGUAGE, SOVIET INTERROGATION TECHNIQUES,
M.C. OF KGB BORDER TROOPS, AESENTINEL OPS PLAN, AIR INFILTRATION-EXFILTRATION
TECHNIQUES INCLUDING AIRCRAFT FAVORED FOR THIS. SUBJ ABSORBED SOVIET REALITIES,
BORDER TROOFS M.O. AND BASIC TRADECRAFT QUICKLY AND WITH GREAT APPLIED XX FLEXIBILITY.
BORDER
.
4. DURING LEOPOLDVILLE EXH PHASE, SUBJ KNEW VERY LITTLE RE STATION ACTIVITIES.
KNEW COS AND TWO CASE OFFICERS TRUE NAMES. AWARE OF COS CONTACT WITH GENERAL
MOSUTU BECASE HE WORKING WITH CONGO AIR FORCE. SPENT MOST TIME THERE TRYING
-OPS HE MIGHT HAVE DISCERNED WOULD BE OUTDATED BY NON
DEVELOP CONTACTS.
OTHER
DUE TO RAP DLY CHANGING EVENTS IN CONGO.
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9 October 1964.
Informal Character Assessment of WIROGUE
During the Period July 59-Nov 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR:
J. Albright, AF/S
SUBJECT
:
1.
2.
3.
Suggested Considerations for WIROGUE Resettlement
Phase
Damage Report Contribution
1. The following observations and comments are intended to
represent an informal personality assessment and factors in consid-
eration of resettlement for AESPIC, now WIROGUE.. It is based on a
period of training and handling prior to anticipated dispatch--early
July through late November 1960. These thoughts are based on
personal daily extended contact as trainer/agent handler with Subject
as a member of prospective cross-border team for implementation of
REDSOX Operation. AESENTINEL. One member was re-assessed operationally
unsuitable, which left a team of 2 agents, both of which Undersigned
continued to handle. It is hoped that this assessment may be of
some benefit to the AF Desk Officer, who requested it the day of this
writing. It is intended that Subject's demonstrated suitability for
AESENTINEL, an infiltration-exfiltration operation into difficult.
terrain in the Soviet Union, will serve as a mechanism rather than
an end in illustrating Subject's general abilities and limitations
for the task at hand. An attempt has been made to present this
material in subject categories considered operationally meaningful.
Quoted passages in Part I are Subjects own or the closest approx-
imation memory permits.
12.
It is my considered opinion that the Subject of this writing
has the highest personal and professional regard for Undersigned. I
do also consider that, although thoughtful handling and self assured-
ness were prerequisite agent control factors during this case, Subject
did not cause an uncomfortable amount of special handling problems.
The senior Project Officer was Mr. Perry Crookham, C/DOD/DOB during
the training and holding prior-to-dispatch phase of the operation.
3.
Subject Background and Chronological Association Factors
Deemed Operationally. Significant
A. Subject is an approximately 49 year old eithnic Georgian
fluent in Georgian, French, German and English. Subject emigrated to
France with the remains of his family during the pre-Lycée stage of
his life. His father, a TBILISI University academician and intellect-
ual of some note elected to stay in Soviet Georgia, during which
period Soviet dominance in the West Caucasus was fairly well
solidified. Subject considers that his fathers decision was made of
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his own free will but which nevertheless disappointed Subject greatly,
as he greatly admired him, despite the fact that Subject's fathers
decision was responsible for the suicide of his mother, whom Subject
greatly loved. Undersigned believes that Subject's anguish in
memories of his parents was genuine. Subject was a clever though.
precocious child during his Lycée education, and frequently was
dismissed by school directors who did not appreciate his temperamental
though erratically brilliant performance. Subject, during this stage
of development, probably tried as hard as ever in his life to conform
to the rules of society, which during that stage of French national
education practices, would probably seem quite strict by American
middle school practices. Subject greatly desired academic/professional
recognition in imitation of his father. These feelings were especially
frustrating because of his quick mind and seeming natural ability for
mechanical and electrical theory and principals. I do not believe he
ever has learned to consider conventions of living anything more than
a tiresome game to be played when there is no alternative. Subject's
quick mind, and early appreciation, recognition and adaptance of
guile did much to ensure the necessary understanding of French culture:
for moderate success in that country. Subject who is an unusual
looking man even by French standards, has no trouble in identifying
with the under-privileged elements of French society. Subject is
temporally bald, hooked nose, short, slender, bandy legged, wiry,
and of dark complexion but possessed of a dry, caustic wit eager to
laugh and contribute in the Caucasian spirit of comarderie to those
whom he considers worthy of friendship. Subject, however, makes real
friends cautiously, and has conciously established for himself
personality assessment criteria that would do justice to many success-
ful senior FI or CE C/O agent handlers.
B. World War II offered Subject the welcomed opportunity to
show This ability and ingenuity by engaging in black market affairs in
luxury items and travel documents in German-occupied France. Subject
would wistfully recount stories of his escapades during that period,
which, after really getting to know Subject, seemed to be entirely
nossible. Subject admired the Germans as "worthy apponents",
particularly their efficiency and ability to act decisively whether the
problem be tactical or strategic. An extended period of German
encarceration (until war's end) did nothing to alter his opinion.
Wars' end left Subject bored and unfulfilled, The excitement and thrill
of "the game" were gone and Subject's unsettled, numb confusion was
for quite another reason than most of Europes milling thousands of
displaced and shattered families. Therefore, it was not long before
Subject and a close friend from his black market days decided on a
daring daylight bank robbery in one of the suburban centers of France.
Subject contends he planned the robbery from start to finish, and
needed only someone to help. Subject and his accomplice carefully
cased a bank, stole a heavy truck and during the height of the business
day backed the truck full speed in reverse through the large street
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an automatic weapon, while "the people were frozen solid", gathered
up the money and was away quickly. Subject said the scheme failed
because his accomplice went to the cache-site to get some of the money.
to spend before it was safe to do so. His accomplice was apprehended
and in time broke down and implicated Subject. Subject said he was
not bitter at his betrayer, but rather professed a genuine admiration
for French interrogation techniques. Subject served a difficult
confinement of 5 years, and was paroled to an older brother in
Marseilles, as I recall.
C. Subject said that he began at that point to appreciate the
futility of violent actions, while opposing the authority of society.
He therefore attempted to go into business using some of the inventions
that he had conceived during his confinement in prison. His winning
personality and intense drive and self-confidence quickly gained him a
business partner with capital to invest in a cinematographic color
reproduction system that was pattened and earned decent profits for the
venture. Subject was still on parole and tied to his older brother
"self-righteous indulgence", however. It was shortly after this that
Subject was approached by a member of the AIS who was following up on
Subject as an ops lead furnished by a cousin in the US who was a
moderately successful lawyer, and who had been long since recruited as
an agent spotter for eithnic Georgians. Subject was favorably assessed
and removed back from France, because of travel restrictions imposed
under his parole status. I believe that this opportunity rekindled
his old feelings of exhilaration and grateful enthusiasm for the
opportunity to perform his deeds of dring for an authority, sanctioned
by a national state, in this case the AIS.
He was
D. Here at last, he considered, was a secure source of backing
and support for his natural outlets. Subject always considered the
Agency as an business partner, ally, and protector.
therefore a grateful, sincere "tool" who thoroughly enjoyed his role
as lower echelon action agent. Subject New probably frels like an equal partner.
E.
He was a willing pupil, physically active since the job
called for physical endurance and looked on self-denial and fatigue
recognition as a point of honor. Undersigned was never a poor
athlete, however, was bested on numerous occasions at whatever the
field problem. Subject absorbed Soviet Realities, Border Troops M.O.
and basic tradecraft quickly and with great applied flexibility.
F. It was during this period that Subject began to confide
regularly and in depth to Undersigned. Subject would often tell
Undersigned, "Fred, you must believe me, I want to do something."
"I will do anything you tell me to do, only tell me. "You (meaning
the Agency) want me to kill somebody. Okay! I do it anyway you say,"
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I believe Subject was genuinely sincere, and that this was neither an
attempt to impress his C/O or a trust/assurance maneuver.
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G. When an indefinite hold was placed on AESENTINEL by
higher. Agency authority, one team member was re-oriented and placed
on conservation in a cover job. Undersigned ultimately conducted this
agent back to his Scandinavian home where resettlement was achieved
with a minimum of arrangements, however, Subject was transferred to
This,
AF Division for projected operational use in central Africa.
if memory serves, was accomplished in late
1960.
Personal Qualities and Motivation Factors of Possible
Operational Exploitability
A. Natural intelligence, resourcefully inventive
B.
C.
D.
E.
Mechanical ability, to include photography and gadgetry
A certain acumen and shrewdness'
Concious guile and a "clandestine mind"
Physical stamina, and vitality to include extremely good
eyesight
F. Probably capacity to withstand hostile interrogation and/or
physical stress-privation
A sincere exponent of "the end justifies the means"
A winning personality when need be
G.
H.
Atheism
I.
J.
K.
L.
M.
Present and potential language ability
Lack of racial prejudice
Fierce loyalty to his C/O once respect and friendship are
established.
Possible self-destruction rather than blow the job in denied
area op.
N. Good independent action agent
ON
short term ops.
0.
Anti-Communist
P. Moderate drinker
Q.
R.
Keen observer and excellent memory for faces and names
Self-confidence to a fantastic degree
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Personal Qualities Considered Operationally Disadvantageous
A.
B.
C.
Natually intelligente but headstrong
Physiognomy easily remembered
A blind spot in intuitive friendships, to possible include
trusted female paramour
D. Impulsiveness, and nervous energy that needs constant
new interest 
outlets. An opportunist
E.
F.
Lack of moral convictions and basic values many of which are
divorced from 
reality.
Ego that feeds on recognition and triumphs. (probable
inferiority complex)
G.
Poor assessment of the value of money ("easy come, easy go")
to.
H.
Possible inclination to alter ops plan to conform Subjects
appreciation of the situation, 
in field situation.
I.
6.
J.
Probably prove to "fall in love" with his C/O, which might
make agent turn over 
difficult. This probably would be mein bases
for successful relationship.
Probably poor P/A--probably has little objective confidence
in subordinates
K.. Low frustration point at unpredictable times or occasions.
L. Difficult to dispose of if he ever becomes disenchanted
WIROGUE Resettlement Considerations
A. AF/5 representative has requested comment from Undersigned
on WIROGUE's 
apparent reluctance 
at resettlement attempts in Frankfurt
a/M which are underweigh at the 
present time, I believe.
undersigned's understanding 
that Subjected has threated to work for
It is
the French Service if 
resettlement negotiations do not proceed to
Subject's liking. Speculation 
has been that this is probably a bargain-
ing tactic to gouge an appreciable amount 
of additional dollars in his
resettlement claim. Undersigned 
considers this a quite valid
assumption, and 
entirely attributable to Subject. Subject probably
views this threat as particularly 
critical in view of the seeming
political/economic conflect 
with the French, and appreciates by now
one of the differences between the AIS and 
the IS of a fascist and/or
totalitarian state.
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B. However, Undersigned would like to suggest the following
interpretation for whatever value may be in it. I suggest that money,
per se, is not the primary end that Subject is striving for now, just
as it never seemed to be his primary concern throughout his life. I
believe that Subject genuinely enjoys clandestine operations, at least,
his conception of clandestine operations. Subject probably would..
prefer to work for the AIS or possibly the W. German Service because
he has a genuine fondness for the people and many aspects of the
culture of both countries. The idea of legalized, or at least
internationally tolerated, "Spying" offers the opportunity to
legitimize, and thereby rationalize, Subject's so that he is
protecting his equity in an important, unique, "professional"
category.
C. Subject, during the period of Undersigneds exposure, always'
considered that if he had money-fine, if not, then enough would come
his way from someplace to sustain him from one venture to the next.
Subject felt that the acquisition of money would be a by product of
his opportunist, schemes and technical inventions in pursuance of his
main goal;-personal recognition for personal achievements and triumphs.
D. I believe Subject does not expect to be accepted in his
offer of employment with the French. Service, but rather to let our
minds jump to the next logical step-the full meaning of the result
of such an attempt on his part. Subject knows very well that he has
violated his parole and would be encarcerated on his return. I believe
his pride and the probability of censure and ridicule of family and
friends in France would disuade him in the final analysis.
E. Subject is a most excellent chess player. I have never
won from him, nor have I ever seen him lose a game. I consider that
Subject has thought this line of action out thoroughly. It is
apparent that he is willing to gamble his quit claim settlement on
something that I believe he has specifically in mind--possibly the
offer of new documents and identity in some third country. He has
always had a great desire to "surprise" everyone back home (i.e. Paris):
with new documents, a new identity, plastic surgery, etc. I do not
believe that what he wants is necessarily more dollars, but rather
for the AIS to once again help hem (as co-partner) to achieve his aim
of acclaim, success and recognition, possibly this time to family and
friends in France.
I do not believe that Subject could ever be physically
intimidated. He lost half his front teeth to German interrogators and
the other half to French prison guards. Additionally, he does possess
a defiant spirit that sometimes comes through as sheer obstinacy to
friends.
A
G. If it is considerd worthwhile, I believe an attempt should
be made to lecate a C/O locally who has handled him in the past.
C/O for whom Subject has respect as a higher echelon and whom he
considers understands him. I suggest that this C/O interview Subject
in an uncontrolled environment to determine what it is that Subject
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really wants. • To bet of my recollection, Subject thought highly
of Monty Love (T), the C/O that helped pitch him and who brought
him out Black from France.
Monty was to go to one of the German
Stations or bases the last time I saw him in late 1959.
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8.
Damage Report Contribution
A. The following constitutes Undersigned's contribution to a
damage report that may well be needed in view of Subject's posture in
the matter at hand. It covers only that time sequente during which
Undersigned actively handled Subject.
B.
This span constitutes:
early July 59 late Nov 1960
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C. At that time Undersigned was a junior C/O on the
AESENTINEL Project which was to be prepared and launched from the ZI
by SR/DOB, a covert site ops base in formerly in the District of
Columbia.
D. In early July of 59, Undersigned as "Fred" and
George Fill (SR Staffer) as "Mr. George" met Subject and his teammate
"Al" who arrived at Natl. Airport, D.C. with their agent handler and
trainers. The group had returned from several weeks of survival
training in Alaska, and consisted of:
Subject
"Little David" (A)
Gregg Ross (T)
Mr. Gregg (A)
"A1" (agent team mate) Big Al" (A)
Bill Rohmer (T)
Bill (A)
E. We drove immediately to a Safehouse in the Virginia
countryside and conducted training, holding and orientations from
that site until the operation was placed on indefinite conservation
and ultimately cancelled becasue of the Powers U-2 incident.
F. Safehouse keepers were an elderly married couple -
"Geof and Janie." There were approximately 6 DOB QP vehicles exposed
to Subject.
G. During this holding period another C/O and several agent
handlers were there on regular occasions:
Perry Crookham (T)
Myron Toloczko (T)
"Mr. Pat" (A)
"Ski" (A)
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Gordon Mothes (T)
Joseph Betza (T)
Col. Podwornyy (T)
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"Gordon" (A):
"Joe" (A)
"Pod"
H. Subject knew the operating principles and handled the
scale mock
-up of the ELINT 
gear to be used on AESENTINEL.
was exposed 
to training in:
Subject
Basic and Advanced Fieldcraft, to include small arms.
(1)
(2)
Basic trade craft techniques and practices
(3)
Soviet Russian language training
:
(4)
Soviet interrogation techniques
(5) M.O. of KGB Border troops
(6)
AESENTINEL Ops. plan
(7)
Air infiltration-exfiltration techniques, to
include 
aircraft favored for this.
9.
For further information or clarification please call.
Fred Kirkpatrick
, extension 
6587.
Fred Kirkpatrick
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WIROGUE CONTACTED HARVARD TO ADVISE HE CURRENTLY WITHOUT
JOB, MONEY, FRIENDS AND HOPE FOR FUTURE. SAYS HE HAS TRIED HARD
FIND AND RETAIN 
SUITABLE EMPOLYMENT BUT UNFITTED FOR ANYTHING
OTHER THAN 
INTEL WORK. SINCE PB PRIME UNABLE PROVIDE HIM FURTHER
ASSIGNMENT IN 
THIS FIELD HE PLANS PROCEED PARI AND OFFER SERVICES
TO FIS. 
STATED PURPOSE HIS CONTACT TO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE
ANY OBJECTIONS 
HIS SEEKING SUCH EMPLOYMENT.
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RENEWING 
HIS AIS ASSOCIATION. WIROGUE ALSO TOLD THAT, WHILE
WE UNABLE 
PREVENT HIM FROM TAKING PROPOSED ACTION, DOING SO
WOULD 
BE AT OWN RISK SINCE FRENCH AUTHORITIES WOULD PROBABLY
NOT ONLY 
DISBELIEVE HIS STORY OF PAST AIS CONNECTIONS, BUT WOULD
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SUBJECT WIROGUE
Final Resettlement of WIROGUE 5210253477
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ABSTRACT
1. WIROGUE, former REDSOX agent candidate and African Division
agent 
has 
been quitclaimed and resettled on the local economy.
This dispatch 
summarizes the WIROGUE case from May 1962 to March
1964.
2 Subject arrived in Frankfurt/Main from the Congo on 22 May
1962. 
KUBARK's 
reasons for establishing contact were dictated by
the need to relieve Subject of his KUBARK-supplied false Austrian
passport
, the need to institute or suggest a course of action
which would encourage him to establish himself as a contributing
member of society and, above all, prevent his return to the Congo.
3. Subject appeared to be primarily a resettlement problem,
therefore, Orme K. DARONNAT was assigned the Case Officer
responsibility.
2.
4. Since adequate documentation was a primary consideration for
_ successful resettlement, Subject was briefed on the relative merits
of 
the types of FEDREP documentation available. Although Headquarters
had 
recommended a backstopped Fremdenpass, subsequent discussions
between DARONNAT 
and MKTOPAZ FRAN representatives indicated a
Reiseausweis to be the proper document for permanent resettlement.
With 
the cooperation of ODIBEX Camp King representatives, Subject
was 
interviewed and granted political recognition on the basis of
a 
fabricated story in which he claimed to be a Georgian who defected
from East Berlin 
while with a tourist group.
5. The WIROGUE case suffered a temporary setback when in December
1962 
the 
BUNDESVERFASSUNGSSCHUTZ (BFV), the West German organization
responsible for the internal security of the FEDREP became interested
in Subject and requested all available information. HARVARD briefed
OCA Bonn that Subject was strictly a HARVARD agent resettlement case
whose name, recognition interview story, etc were complete
fabrications 
to insure his receiving political recognition and¸ a
Reiseausweis. 
OCA advised the BFV that Subject was of continuing AIS
interest and 
HARVARD resumed its resettlement efforts.
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By summer 1963 detailed South American immigration data
had been acquired. This disclosed that Subject's language
deficiencies, background, knowledge of the Soviet Union, and work
history were insufficient to guarantee his smooth processing
through the INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPEAN MIGRATION
(ICEM). Our investigation also pointed up the fact that until
Subject was provided with a detailed life history containing the
information required by prospective employers and/or immigration
authorities, he was not in a position to be resettled anywhere,
let alone South America. As a result, HARVARD's plans to process
Subject for immigration had to be cancelled, at least temporarily.
7. NA CABEZONE Stage I C.O. was given the task of preparing a
life story containing the factual information needed for the filling
out of job applications, to stand up under detailed interviews and,
if South American immigration ever took place, to satisfy immigration
requirements. This legend was given to ODIBEX Camp King representa-
tives who prepared a new political recognition interview story,
arranged for the removal of copies of the old story from the various
FEDREP files and replaced them with the new.
8.
For the first time since Subject had arrived in HARVARD's
Subject's
custody the way was clear for a final resettlement.
Reiseausweis was renewed and he was quitclaimed and advised to
work and establish himself in Germany. He was told that nothing
more could be done for him and that immigration to South America
at anytime in the future would be without KUBARK assistance.
9. HARVARD has done everything to insure Subject a successful
future free from problems resulting from his "black" association
with KUBARK. Therefore, there is good reason to believe that
KUBARK will not have to become involved with any of Subject's
future problems. It is also unlikely he will attempt to coerce
KUBARK with threats to reveal all. With his criminal background
he is aware that he can be brought to the attention of the French
authorities. He also believes that KUBARK's position in the FEDREP
is such that we have nothing to fear from any action on his part.
10.
At the time of this writing Subject has a position as
He allegedly
research and development engineer with a Munich firm.
receives DM 1500 per month, has an expense account and is to receive
a percentage of all profits realized from the sale of any devices
he develops. He expects to move to Munich permanently about the
end of May or June 1964.
11.
HARVARD has arranged with CSB Data Processing Branch to
publish a noforn drop notice under Subject's documented name so
that any attempt to immigrate to any country will bring him to the
attention of KUBARK and appropriate action can be taken.
12. It is suggested that Headquarters arrange to apprise
HARVARD of any inquiries regarding Subject under his documented
name or any of the names listed in Attachment C.
APPROVED:
ORME K. DARONNAT
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FREDERICK K. UMNODE
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na ko wiocarla
a.Zt. Oberursel/Te., den 23.0.1962
Pad Homburg; Mod.".
In Begleitung eines Dolmetschere erscheint der angebliche
ausländische Flüchtling
MICROFILMED
JUN 16-1964
DOC. MICRO. SER.
Coorg Prank Banders,
geb. um 25. Juli, 1919 in Tiflis/Georgion/UdSSR.,
wohnhaft in Oberursel/70., Hohemarkstr. 145,
Parufi Blektroingönieur,
Sta toanceh. ungeklärt, fr. UÅSER,
Eltern
und erklärt wie folgti
'mon 3. und Maria gab. Kantschell,
beide verstorben,
Ich weiß, weshalb ich heute hier befragt werden soll. Moin
Dolmetscher hat mir auch gesagt, den ich die Zöhrheit angeben
soll, da sonst die Oofahr besteht, daß meine Anerkennung
als ausländlöcher Plüchtling gofährdet ist.
Ich wurde als Altestes Kind meiner Eltern geboren. Ich hatto
noch einen Bruder, der aber kura nach der Geburt verűtorben
ist.
Mein Vater war von Beruf Ingenieur, ist aber berolat im Jahre
1924 verstorben. Ich selbst kann mich an meinen Vater nicht
mehr erinrn. Meine Mutter int im Jahre 1934 an. oined Hers
Bohlag verstorben. Sie war zuletzt Kapiererin in einem
Bchuhreparatur-Gonobift in Tiflis.
Meine Schulzeit begann im Jahre 1927, to ich an meinem Geburts-.
ort bis 1934 die dortige Deutsche Schule besuchte. Es war
aine 3chule, in der nach druts her Gesichtspunkten unterrichtet
wurdo. ir bodionton unn zu damaliger Zeit der deutschen Sprache
und hatten nur wenige Stunden, wo wir in der georgischen
Sprache unterrichtet wurden.
Im Jahre 1934 kam ich, nachin, ich durch eine Priifung die Be-
fähigung nachweison mußte, aun Elektro-Technikum in Tiflis, dem
auch ein Internat angeschlossen war. Die finansiellen Kittel
für diese Schule brauchte ich nicht aufbringen; sondern hatte
ein stipendium.
An dieser Lehranstalt studierte ich vier Jahre Physik, Mathemati
Geschichte, Englisch und Literatur.
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Heben der eigentlicon Pachausbildung erhielten wir auch eine
vormilitärische Ausbildung, in der Körperschule mit einge-
schlossen war. Während der Sommerferien waren die Studenten
melot auf einer Kolchose besohlftigt, un so an der Borgung
der Ernte mitsuhelfen.
·In Frühjahr 1938 hatte ich meine Abschlußprüfung. Ich bestand
diose und erhielt mein Diplom.
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Schon von der Lehranstalt wurden und Arbeitsplätze zugewiesen.
Fir mußten uno su diesem Zweck auf zwei Jahre verpflichton.
Ich würde sagen, daß danit eine gewisse R okzahlung der uns
gewihrton Golder zum Zwecke des Studiume geleistet werden sollte.
Ich solbat kan zur Haschinen-Traktoren-Station, die später
in Reparatur-echnische-Station umbenant wurde. Mein Arbeits-
plats befand cich in Zschakaja,
Am 28. August 1941 wurde ich zur russischen Armee eingezogen.
Ich kam nach Baku. Es handelte sich um eine Flakeinheit, die
in der Daljanskiji Kaserne untergebracht war. Nach meinor
gweimonatigen Grundausbildung wurde ich als Kraftfahrer ausge–
bildet.
Zum Schluß meiner Dienstseit war ich Fahrer des Divisionskommano
dours, Oberstleutnant GURGENIḍSS.
Im Jahre 1944 wurde ich sun Foldmobel befördert. Mit diesem
Dienstgrad habe ich auch 1946 die Armee verlassen. Es wi
im September. Ioh kehrto wieder an meinen früheren Arboito-
plats surück, den ich bis su meiner Flucht innehatte.
Hun zu meinen Fluchtgründens
Trotsdem ich in einem kommunistischen Land geboren und erzogen
worden war, begann ich doch schon frühzeitig zu verstehen, daß
für die Einselperson keine persönliche Freiheit bontand.
Es war mir auch klar, daß persönlicher Aufstieg nicht von
den Talent und der Rechtschaffenheit eines Monschen abhing,
sondern von dem Ausmaß der politischen Betätigung. Ich erkannte
die kommunistischen Ligen, da die Wirklichkeit so verschieden von
der offiziellen Propaganda war. Während und nach den Kriege traf
ich Monnchen, dio wentliche Länder besucht hatten und ich war
in der Lage, Bruchstücke der Wahrheit über den Unterwohlod
in den Lebensarten aus diesen Erzählungen abzuleiten, obwohl
alle diese Berichte sehr vorsichtig vorgebracht wurden.
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orientieren. Krino feindliche Einstellung zum Kommunismus
wurde immer starker und es wurde für mich immer schwieriger,
mich mit meinen Redonsarten zu kontrollieren und diesen
Gefühlen nicht offen Ausdruck su verleihen.
In Juni 1962 kan cohließlich der Sicherheitsdienst zu ir
an meinen Arbeitsplats. In der anschließenden Vernehmung
wurde ich beschuldigt, ein langjähriges Hitglied einer
georgischen Widerstandsgruppe zu sein und regierungsfeind-
liche Außerungen getan su haben. Obwohl ich solche Außerungen
bei verschiedenen Velegenheiten gemacht hatte und dashald
schuldig in Sinne des letzteren Trils der Anschuldigungen
war,
konnto ich fublon, daß der Sicherheitsdienst night.
genügend Informationen besaß. Ich verneinte deshalb alle
Anschuldigungen.
..
Each langen Verhör wurde ich in meine Wohnung entlassen und
erhielt die Auflage, meinen wohnsitz nicht zu verlassen..
Außerdem wurde mir erklärt, daß ich später von Sicherheits-
dienst noch hören würde. Alle diese Umstände ließen in mir
den Godankon der Flucht kommen. Ich lebte fortan immor in
der Angst, von Bicherheitsdienst verhaftet zu werden, Nuch
reiflicher Überlegung setate ioh nm 25.6.62, also drei Tage
nach dem Verhör, moine Fluchtabsichten in die Tat qm,
Wie an jedem Tag, so verlies ich auch su gewohnter Zeit,
gogen 07.00 Uhr, meine Wohnung. Anstatt abor gun Arbeits-
platz zu gehen, verlies ich die Stadt in Richtung hamtredia.
Den Zug getraute ich mir nicht zu benutzen, weil ich der
Moinung war, daß dieser übermacht wird. Nach etwa 2 oder 3
Kilometer wurde ich auf der Lindstrasse von einem Lastwagen
aufgenommen, der mich nach Samtredia brachte. Dort bestieg
ich dain schließlich den Zug nach Baku, der gegon 14.00 Uhr
ankam. Ich versteckte mich in der Folgezeit bis zur Dunkelheit.
Ich ging an Soe entlang. Noch etwa 2 Kilometer Fußmarsch
vernichtete ich meinen Paß ( Personalausweis) und vergrub
meine Kleidung. Ich mußte nimlich von diesem Ort vornuchen,
schrinnend türkisches Gebist su erreichen. Ba mag unglaublich
klingen, aber ich och bis gegon 04.00 Uhr früh. An Land
gekommen, wußte ich nicht, wo ich mich befand, In einer
Hutte fand ich aber Gegenstände, aus denen ich annehmen mußte,
mich noch innerhalb des sowjetischen Teritoriums su befinden.
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Ich versteckte mich wieder und wartete bio su Afbond.
Ich ging schließlich wieder in not und schwamm nun..
der Klinto entlang. Ich mühte mich wieder die ganze Nacht
ab, ohne daß ich genau wußte, wo ich mich befand. In Morgen-
grauen ging ich wieder an Lind. Ich hielt mich unlichst in
einer Höhle versteckt. Im Laufe der nachfolgenden Stunden tra
traf ich einen Knaben von etwa 11 oder 12 Jahren. Von tha
erfuhr ich, daß ich mich auf türkischem Gebiet, in der
Nähe von Kemal-Pancha befand. Da ich immer noch nicht
Sicherheit hatte, versterkte ich mich weiterhin zwei Tage.
Der Hot
gehorchend, näherte ich mich schließlich der Ort-
ochaft Kemal-Fanoha. Hit meinen russischen Sprachkenntnis-
sen konnte ich mich den herbeigekom enen Personen nicht
verständlich machen. Man bedrohte mich mit Stöcken und
Axten, bis ich sie schließlich überzeugen konnte, daß
ich aus dem rugs. Gebiet käme und um Hilfe bitte. Männer
der Ortschaft übergaben mich schließlich den militärischen
Behörden in Kemal-Paroha.
Dei meiner Flucht war ich lediglich mit einer Badehose
“befleideg. An den Fußon hatte ich Schwimmflossen. Weiter
trug loh oin Klappmesser bei mir, mit dem ich mich im Not-
falle vorteidigon wollte. .
Durch turkische Behörden kan ich nach Ersorua und von dørs
nach Istanbul, in das Flüchtlingslager. Am 6.7.62 übernahmen
mich U-Behörden, die mich noch am gleichen Tage nach
Deutschland brachten..
Das ist die Wahrheit. Ich bitte, mich als ausl. Flüchtling
anzuerkennen, weil ich aus politischen Gründen und aus
Angst vor Verfolgung meine Heimat verlasson habe.
Ich bin bisher noch nicht bestraft.
Wegen moiner Zukunftoabaichten befragt, erkläre ich, daß
ich auszuwandern gedenke, Be ist aber auch nicht ausge-
schlossen, daß ich mich in Europa niederlasse.
·Dɛe lot alles, was ich von mir aus und auf Befragon angen
kann.
Die in russischer Sprache geführto Verhandlung habe ich
verstanden und bestätige die Richtigkeit durch meine
Unterschrift,
Goochlossens
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G. Sanders
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MICROFILMED
JUN 16 1954
DOC: MICRO. SER.
TERMINATION AGREEMENT
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The undersigned hereby acknowledges that a contractual relationship
has heretofore existed between him and the Government of the United States
of America (hereinafter referred to as ("the Government"). The Government
has fully and completely satisfied all of its obligations to the undersigned.
The undersigned on behalf of himself, his heirs, executors, administra-
tors and assigns hereby releases and forever discharges the Government, its
officers, agents and employees from any and all debts, claims, benefits or
demands arising out of the above mentioned contractual relationship.
2.
The undersigned fully understands and appreciates the fact that the prior
relationship between the parties and all information and knowledge acquired in
the course 
of said relationship (particularly with reference to persons and
methods employed by the Government) are the property of said Government and
constitute military secrets affecting its security. The undersigned knows and
understands that these are protected by German Law under the provisions of
Annex A 
to the Convention on Rights and Obligations of Foreign Forces in the
Federal Republic of Germany.
The Government is highly appreciative of the excellent services hereto-
fore rendered by the undersigned. However, to preserve the security above
mentioned, it is further understood and agreed that both parties shall here-
after 
disavow that the relationship ever existed.
The undersigned further agrees he possesses no right, title or interest
in any information or knowledge arising out of said relationship and he fur-
ther solemnly swears that he will never divulge, publish or reveal by word,
conduct or any other means the fact of said relationship nor any such knowledge
or information arising 
therefrom except as authorised in writing by the sens
official of the Government as that who witnesses this oath.
WITNESS:
William M
this day of Monk :64
Geony F Sande
(0.3.)
SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT B TO
DISPATCH NO. EGOA-21573
DATED 4 JUNE 1964
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DISPATCH NO.
EGOA-21573
DATED 4 JUNE 1964
DAVID de PANASKHET.
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GEORG REINER
DAVID TZITZICHVILI
MICROFILMED
JUN 16 1954
DOG. MICRO. SER.
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HARVARD RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY FOR JANUARY 1964:
WIROGUE
Subject's new legend has been.
translated into German and given to
the ODIBEX Camp King representatives
who will use it as the basis for a
new political recognition interview
story. As soon as the new story is
completed copies will be placed in
the various files to replace copies
of the old story. At this point,
Subject's documentation will be
completely in order and actual resettle-
ment should be accomplished in a few
days.
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B.
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SECRET
HARVARD
SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY
DEFECTOR CASES:
1
- 30 September 1963
Case Name”.
Action Taken
On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
DS-109
DS-129
IDEN-271*
"Subject moved out of HARVARD housing
during the month after having located
appropriate employment with CAMANTILLA'S
assistance. The results of Subject's
T.B. tests were obtained on 24 September
and are negative. He will continue in
his current job and concentrate on
further English study until December
when he will again be considered for
immigration to the U.S. under P.L.
86-648.
Through the assistance of MKTOPAZ and
ODIBEX, Subject received his Fremdenpass
and was interviewed for FEDREP political
recognition. Shortly after being turned
over to CAMANTILLA, who is assisting him
in his efforts to obtain local employ-
ment, the need for additional interroga-
tion arose. While his job hunt was,
therefore, slightly delayed, it should
recommence shortly. Due to the sensitive
nature of Subject's documentation
problem (having been previously granted
refugee recognition by another country),
HARVARD will continue to maintain contact
with him until the Reiseausweis is issued.
Subject immigrated to the U.S. 19 September
1963 without HARVARD assistance or
CAMANTILLA sponsorhip.
Received During Reporting Period:
DS-130
Profession:
Electro-technician;
designer of high voltage
power circuits
Rec'd by HARVARD:
From: CABEZONE
20 September 1963
Nationality: Czechoslovakian
Age: 27
No of Dependents:
0
Orme K. DARONNAT
Resettlement Officer:
Group 1
Excluded from automatic
Downgrading and declassification
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Case Name
SECRET
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Action Taken
DS-130 (Cont)
DS-133
HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Subject's
processing for immigration to the U.S.
under Public Law 414 has already been'
completed. He is scheduled to depart
28 October 1963 via an ICEM flight for
New York where CAMANTILLA will meet and
assist. Until this departure date he
will occupy HARVARD housing and continue
his study of English.
Profession: Mechanical Engineer
Rec'd by HARVARD: 30 September 1963
From: CABEZONE
Nationality: Polish.
Age: 30
No. of Dependents: 0.
Resettlement Officer: Arthur A. LIFALL
HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Immigration
to Canada (see EGOA 20576, dated 24
September 1963).
Former Defector Resettlement Cases (or Cases Still in Stage II)
Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period:
DS-924
DS-125
DS-127
Camp King informed HARVARD that Subject
had applied for a Reiseausweis renewal
in order to visit the FEDREP. Head-
quarters' answer to HARVARD's query re.
adviseability of issuing renewal will be
passed to the appropriate authorities,
thru Camp King, when received.
While immigration to the U.S. under P.L.
86-648 was initiated for Subject and his
family (see EGOA-20570, 18 September 63),
HARVARD now feels his best chances for
U.S. entry, in view of his long C.P.
membership, is under P. L. 414 first
preference (see FRAN 2170). Preliminary
discussions have been held with AMCONGEN
and an advisory opinion will be obtained.
Application for U.S. immigration under
P. L. 86-648 has been formally
turned down by the local I&NS office.
CABEZONE is currently awaiting. Head-
quarters reaction to EGOA-20573, 19
September which recommends P. L. 110
handling.
Resettled during the reporting period. Subject will not
appear on next month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless
and until some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises
requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the
case will be listed and the new action described under
Category IC.
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· AGENT CASES:
Case Name
Action Taken
On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
CAHAVOC
WIROGUE
IDEN-264*
IDEN-272
FIDEN-274
Subject continues to be of interest
to FOB and will occupy HARVARD housing.
until he is successful in his attempts
to find an apartment on the economy.
Background material for Subject's new
legend has been acquired with the
assistance of Stage 1. HARVARD hopes.
to 
begin the final stages of Subject's
resettlement in the near future.
Subject immigrated to the U.S. 5 September
1963 on 
PAA FLT #73.
The initial stages of FEDREP political
recognition have been completed. Subject's
position has been legalized to the extent
that he is now looking for employment on
the economy.
With the assistance of CAMANTILLA Subject
commenced his photographic training in
Hamburg on 10 September. Upon completion
of his schooling (in early 1964) he will
be given the monetary grant awarded by
Headquarters as compensation for his
eight-year imprisonment.
Received During Reporting Period:
B..
C.
NONE
Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action
During 
Reporting Period:
AEBLANKET-2
AEPOLE-25.
HARVARD C. O. ORME K. DARONNAT and
former HARVARD C. O. DAVID R. REINBOLD
visited Subject at her request. She
asked for help for a girlfriend who had
become involved in possible foreign.
intelligence activities in the local
area. Arrangements were made for
REINBOLD to introduce an FOB/CE C.O.
to Subject.
Additional correspondence has been
exchanged with Subject in connection
with his attempting to establish with
FEDREP authorities that he contributes
to the support of his children living
in the USSR.
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IDEN-238,241,
242
IDEN-239 & 240
IDEN 263
At the request of FOB/SAT, HARVARD
has been in contact with AMCONGEN FRAN
to establish most expeditious way for
Subject to be processed for immigration
to the U.S. Immigration is complicated
by the fact that Subject and wife are
residing in another country and for
security reasons must not be processed
at the U.S. Consulate located in that
country.
HARVARD continues to maintain contact
with Subject through our local post
box and is cabling Headquarters and other
appropriate KUBARK elements the gist of
each letter received.
HARVARD maintains periodic contact with
this family and continues to pay the
widow of IDEN 238 a monthly subsistence
payment of DM 150.
HARVARD arranged for a meeting between
the local representative of CAMANTILLA
and an FOB/SAT C. O. to discuss the
possibility for continued financial
assistance to Subjects through U.S.E.P.
The New York office of CAMANTILLA has
brought to HARVARD's attention the
recurring difficulties which it has had
with Subject. This problem was discussed
with FOB/SAT and a summary of the
situation forwarded to Headquarters in
FROB 5827.
Resettled during the reporting period. Subject will not appear
on next month's or subsequent 
HARVARD reports unless and until
some new unforeseen 
aspect of the case arises requiring
additional HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed
and the new 
action described under Category IIC.
SECRET
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EXCERPT FROM EGOA 20791 (HARVARD Resettlement Summary)
Dctober, 63
WIROGUE
Subject's new legend has been prepared
and will be used to provide the details
for a new FEDREP political recognition
interview. The next step will be to
arrange to have the new interview story
substituted for the old thus paving the
way for Subject's permanent resettlement.
201-233477
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DISPATCH
TO
Chief, ER
CLASSIFICATION
NO
38312
INFO
FROM
SUBJECT
Chief of Base, Bonn
Chief, Coordination & Support Base/Frankfurt
CABEZONE/HARVARD
Eackstopping of Resettlement & Disposal Cases-
ACTION :
FYL
REFERENCE:
FRAN 6399
B. BONN 4139
EGOS 11325
D.
18868
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0 September 1963 NE;
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDERING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY
1. References represent an initial misunderstanding of
the problem of WIROGUE which is now being clarified.
The problem of backstopping of resettlement and
disposal cases has been carefully reviewed by elements of CSB
concerned 
including CABEZONE, KTOPAZ and CATHINK. In this
connection there is attached a copy of a memorandum dated 27
August 1963 
from Chief/MKTOPA which outlines the current
situation. As will be noted MKTOPAZ has and will expand its
capability for procurement of operational documents independent
of the 513th 
ICG. It is believed that the present procedures
for 
backstopping of resettlement and disposal cases should be
continued. 
In theory an independent capability is desirable
but not really practical at this time. Creation of an
independent capability for backstopping resettlement cases
would 
require duplication of the procedures and practices now.
followed by Mr. 
Willms of the 513th ICG. In addition, we would
not have 
the advantage of hiding our cases from the Germans among.
other Army 
disposal cases. Furthermore, USAREUR has requested
notification prior to contact 
with any German officials of any
sensitive 
cases which we may desire to handle without military
assistance
--see USAREUR letters dated 7 August 1961 and 23 March
1962, 
attached. with considerable effort it would be possible
to 
backstop some of our resettlement and disposal cases directly
with German officials
. It would be quiet difficult, however, to
prevent 
the Army from learning of such action which is contrary
to the USAREUR 
request.
Likewise,
3. It is possible that the PEDREP will enact new
legislation on the control of non-German refugees.
new FEDRE? emergency laws may affect this type of case. We will
keep this 
situation under review and in the event the circum-
stances change will initiate appropriate action.
Attachments: (H/W)
1.
2.
Memo dtd 27 Aug. 163
USAREUR Ltr dtd 7 Aug 61
3. USAREUR Ltr dtd 23 Mar '62
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CAHAVOC-1
MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY
1 31 January 1963
CASE OFFICER
DARONNAT
CANDARE-3
REINBOLD
DMMARGIN-3
REINBOLD
WIROGUE
DARONNAT
IDENTITY-264
DARONNAT
IDENTITY-266
REINBOLD
DS-997
DARONNAT
STATUS
Subject's papers for employ-
ment with the Bundeswehr-
sprachdienst are still being
processed. In the meantime
Subject continues to occupy
HARVARD housing.
Subject's housing problem
remains unchanged. There
is no indication when the
problem will be solved.
Subject's political recognition
and Reiseausweis are expected
early in February. At that
time the case will be closed.
HARVARD will begin making
arrangements for Subject's
South American immigration
processing.
HARVARD expects Subject's
visa to be issued in March.
Subject will remain in
HARVARD housing until his
father, CANDARE-3, locates
housing of his own.
Profession:
Electrical
engineer
S-E-C-R-E-T
Rec'd by HARVARD: 15 January
From: CABEZONE
Age: 34
Nationality: Czech
Resettlement Aims:
1963
United
States Immigration
Evac. Code: B
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for immigration to the
United States under PL-414.
Group 1
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Case Name
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SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY
i
July 1963
WIRUFFUE
Siftfile
Action Taken
A.
On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
DS-102
DS-105*
DS-108
DS-109
DS-129
IDEN-271.
Subject's processing for immigra-
tion to the U.S. under PL-110 is
continuing and it is expected that
he will depart in the near future.
Subject immigrated to CANADA 8 July
1963 on ICEM ship MS ARCADIA. Case
closed.
Subject continues to study English
while his processing for immigration
to the U.S. under the Parolee Act
is completed. He will give up his
job in Ruesselsheim early next month
and return to Frankfurt.
Subject's processing for immigration
to the U.S. under the Parolee Act
has been deferred until December 1963.
Due to a change in the right lung,
discovered while comparing recent and
earlier x-rays, the U.S.P.H.S. has
requested the deferment until sputum
tests and future x-rays indicate the
condition stabilized or eliminated.
Arrangements are being made through
ODIBEX for Subject to receive FEDREP
political recognition. CAMANTILLA
will then assist in finding a job
and housing on the local economy.
In the meantime Subject is taking
German language lessons,
•
Subject's life story has been
prepared with appropriate changes
regarding his defection in Ireland.
The story will be presented to FEDREP
authorities for political recognition
and Subject will be found work and
housing on the local economy.
B. Received During Reporting Period:
NONE
Group 1
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C.
Former Defector Resettlement Cases (or Cases Still in Stage
II) Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period:
DS-964
DS-984
DS-999
DS-127
HARVARD has learned through
CAMANTILLA that Subject and wife
have returned to the U.S. where
both have found employment and are
now apartment hunting.
At Subject's request HARVARD made
arrangements to obtain a duplicate
of the deregistration form covering
Subject's move from Frankfurt to
Neuss in July 1962.
Subject and family are being assisted
in obtaining West German citizenship.
Subject's Communist Party membership
was discussed informally but at some
length with the local ODURGE chief...
Since the latter believed that Subject's
membership would, according to the strict
interpretation of the law, be ruled
voluntary, processing for immigration to
the U.S. under Public Law 110 has been
requested.
Resettled during the reporting period.
'Subject will not appear
on next month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until
some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional
HARVARD action. 
In this event the case will be listed and the new
action 
described under Category I C.
II.
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Case Name
A.
Action Taken
On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
CAHAVOC-1
WIROGUE
IDEN-264
Subject has begun to look for an apart-
ment on the local economy. In the mean-
time he will continue to occupy HARVARD
housing.
Subject's legend is being rewritten
and when finished will provide the
basis for a more plausible political
recognition story. HARVARD hopes that
with the substitution of the new story
for the old, positive steps can be taken
for Subject's resettlement.
It.
The morale problem created by the slow
moving quota under which Subject is
registered for U.S. immigration has
required HARVARD to register her for
immigration under the Parolee Act.
is expected that Subject will receive
her visa in August or September but the
Parolee Act will be used in the event the
quota continues to remain unchanged.
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C.
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IDEN-272
IDEN-274
HARVARD has been informed that Subject,
under no condition, should be allowed
to return to Austria. ODIBEX is ex-
ploring additional possibilities for
Subject to stay and work in the FEDREP
without restrictions.
Subject has been enrolled in a 3 month
photography school located in Hamburg.
It commences in early September and is
designed to prepare students for taking
the examination for the masters certificate
in photography, a must for someone working
in this 
field in the FEDREP. In the interim,
Subject 
is studying photography on his own,
utilizing borrowed 
MKTOPAZ equipment.
Received During Reporting Period:
NONE
Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action
During Reporting 
Period:
TULANCE-1
IDEN-238, 242,
and 244
1DEN-247
I DEN-267
HARVARD continues to maintain contact with
Subject through our local post box and is
cabling Headquarters and other appropriate
KUBARK elements the gist of each letter
received.
HARVARD maintains periodic contact with
this family and continues to pay the widow
of IDEN-238 a monthly subsistance payment
of DM 
150. The family has been on vacation
during the last three weeks.
Subject contacted HARVARD for the second
time in recent weeks. She was visited
and the new information passed on to BOB'
as before (See EGOA-20258, 22 July 1963).
At Subject's request HARVARD arranged to
obtain a duplicate of the deregistration
form covering Subject's move from Frank-
furt to Neuss in August 1962.
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HARVARD
SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY
1
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31 May 1963
Case Name
Action Taken
A. On Hand at Reginning of Reporting Period:
DS-102
DS-108
DS-109
B. Received During Reporting Period:
DS-120
A firm offer of employ-
ment with ODIBEX is
anticipated. Subject
will then be processed
for immigration to the
U.S. under PL-110.
Subject has a room and
temporary employment in
Rüsselsheim. He con-
tinues to study English
while awaiting immigra-
tion to the U.S. under
the Parolee Act. He
was interviewed on 24
May by an Immigration
and Naturalization
Service Officer and will
presumably receive a
visa upon completion
of the INS checks.
Subject has a room and
temporary employment in
Rüsselsheim. He con-
tinues to study English
while awaiting immigra-
tion to the U.S.
under
the Parolee Act. He
was interviewed on 24
May by an Immigration
and Naturalization
Service Officer and will
presumably receive a
visa upon completion
of the INS checks.
Profession: Aircraft
Mechanic and Pilot
Rec'd by HARVARD: 31 May
1963
From: CABEZONE
Nationality: Bulgarian
Age: 23
Group 1
Excluded from automatic
downgrading and declassification
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Case Name
DS-120 (cont)
IDEN-271*
Action Taken
No. of Deps: 0
Resettlement Officer:
Arthur A. LIFALL
HARVARD Resettlement
Aims: German Economy
While Subject aspires
to be a U.S. military
jet pilot, this is
from many angles
unrealistic. It is
believed that Subject
may, in time, be able
to obtain an aircraft
mechanic's job in West.
Germany and possibly a
- commercial pilot's
license. This will
probably have to be
preceded by work as an
automobile mechanic
while learning the
German language.
Profession: Mathema-
tician
Rec'd by HARVARD: 7 May
1963
From: CABEZONE
Nationality: Czech
Age: 40
No. of Deps: 0
Resettlement Officer:
Orme K. DARONNAT
HARVARD Resettlement
Aims: German Economy
Subject will be processed
for political recognition
and appropriate FEDREP
documentation. He has
been made USEP eligible
and through CAMANTILLA
will be helped to find
work and housing on the
local economy.
Former Cases (or Cases Still in DRC Stage (1) Requiring
HARVARD Action During the Reporting Feried.
DS-782
HARVARD, at the request
of FOB, contacted AMCONGEN
Frankfurt to determine
the status of Subject's
visa application. It was
learned that the case can
not be written up until
necessary checks are com
pleted. It would appear
that the case will not he
submitted to Washington.
for at least three weeks.
SECRET
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AGENT CASES:
SECRET
Case Name
DS-999
DS-105
IDEN-265
IDEN-273*
Action Taken
Subject and family were
forwarded application
forms for filling out
and return in connection
with their obtaining West
German citizenship. Sub-
ject's new address was
pcuched BOB in response
to the latter's request.
Subject visited the
Canadian Consulate in
Cologne on. 30 May to
initiate arrangements
for his immigration.
HARVARD had briefed him.
on this trip beforehand
in accordance with the
information contained
in OTTA 0710. He was
treated extremely well
and all went very smoothly.
It appears that he will be
able to immigrate shortly
after completion of his
Stage II debriefing.
At the request of Subject,
HARVARD returned several
of his original documents
providing proof of school-
ing.
While Subject's limited
handling by CABEZONE is
being completed, HARVARD
has initiated the pro-
curement of the necessary
West German documentation
to allow him to remain and
work in West Germany. He
will be turned over to
CAMANTILLA who will assist
him in obtaining employ-
ment.
Case Name
Action Taken
A. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
CAHAVOC 1
SECRET
Subject began work on 15
May at DM 714 monthly.
He will not receive perma-
nent assignment and
housing allowance until
the end of his probation-
ary period. It is possible,
therefore, that he will
remain in HARVARD housing
until that time.
:
14-00000
SECRET
Case Name
WIROGUE
IDEN-264
B. Received During Reporting Period:
C.
IDEN-272*
Action Taken
HARVARD with the assist-
ance of Stage I is attempt-
ing to work up a suitable
legend for use in immi-
gration to South America
consistent with Subject's
political recognition
interview.
Subject has found work on
the local economy at DM 500
monthly. She will continue
to stay in HARVARD housing
until her visa is issued
and immigration can take
place.
Profession: Toch Designer
Rec'd by HARVARD: 21 May
1963
From: Vienna Station
Nationality: Hungarian
Age: 27
No. of Deps: 0
Resettlement Officer:
Orme K. DARONNAT
HARVARD Resettlement Aims:
German Economy
Subject will be processed
for Aufenthaltserlaubnis
and registered. He will
be picked up as a refugee
case by CAMANTILLA and
helped to find work and
housing on the local
economy.
Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action
During 
The Reporting Period:
AEPOLE-25
DIO-14
SECRET
HARVARD continues to assist
Subject in his efforts to
establish, for West German
income tax purposes, that
he has helped contribute
to the support of his ex-
wife living in the USSR.
A request was received
from the State of Maryland
asking for information on
Subject, who immigrated
to the U.S. under PL-110
in January 1956. Since
all of Subject's records
were transferred with him,
the inquiry was referred
to Headquarters in EGOA-
19903, 28 May 1963.
i
14-07000
SECRET
III.
Case Name
DMMARGIN-3
TULANCE-1
IDENTITY-238,
241 and 242
IDENTITY-270
Action Taken
In response to a query
from BOB, HARVARD provided
clarification on the pur-
pose and handling of Sub-
ject's Einweisungverfue-
gung.
HARVARD continues to
maintain contact with
Subject through our local
post box and is cabling
Headquarters and other
appropriate KUBARK
elements the gist of
each letter received.
HARVARD maintains periodic
contact with this family
and continues to pay the
widow of Identity-238 a
monthly subsistence pay-
ment of DM 150.
Additional West German
documentation (Abmelde-
bestaetigung, Versicher-
ungskarte and Lohnsteur-
karte) were obtained
during the month and for-
warded to BOB. Subject
is currently being
processed for West German
recognition.
* See Separate Cover Attachment for true name.
MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY:
A. Effective 10 May 1963, Arthur A. LIFALL, Chief,
HARVARD, became the Station Case Officer for
Project CAMANTILLA (See EGOA-19737).
B.
A request for a provisional and full covert security
approval 
on the local ODURGE officer who does the
actual interviewing of HARVARD's candidates for
immigration has been initiated. CSA has already
been obtained 
on the local ODURGE chief. The
additional clearance should allow us to develop
an even better working relationship with these
officers than has existed heretofore. When received,
it is planned to 
brief both individuals in greater
detail on CABEZONE/HARVARD operations.
SECRET
14-00000
SECRET
Under Separate Cover Attachment to EGOT-19339, dated 3 June
1963
IDENTITY 271
IDENTITY 272
IDENTITY 273
JANOS, Ludvik (FRAN-8548,
2 May 1963)
SOS, Zsigmund (FROB-4732,
30 April 1963)
RADISAVLJEVIC, Radisav
(FRAN-9305, 31 May 1963)
SECRET
14-00000
RM
DISPATCH
L8 -
Geneva
Chief, XE; OR, AF: Chief,
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Chief of Station, Germany
WIROGUE/Besettlement
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Bee Para 10
DIR 24971, dated 15 March 1983
BOCA 19703
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1 In May 1962 HARVARD took over the task of resettling
WIROGUE, a former RYUSOX agent candidate and later African
Division ageni. Per WIROGUE's request and with Beadquarters
concurrence, HARVARD agreed to help subject in immigrating to
South America.
2. Subject was relieved of his documents (Austrian
passport in alias and not backstopped) and the first steps
were taken to prepare for eventual immigration. It was
decided that subject would require escumentation which swald
stand up under the investigation of immigration authorities.
Therefore he was given a boy nang and with the help of
and received a Beiseauswels and 
political 
recognition
from the Vest German Goverment. The latter was grante
the basis of a fabricated story in which object pasporta to
inctor tros the Georgian 3 who escaped while with a
tourist group in East Berlin.
3, With documentation in order, subject was sent to the
local Columbian Consulate to apply for permission to ismigrate..
as HARVARD had hopes that subject would be able to process en
his own with a minim of red tape by bypassing refuges viyaniz
ation channels and by having letters of recommendation and
letters of solvency. This was not the case, and the Cazzbian
Consulate informed subject he could immigrate only by processing
through the Intergovermental Committee for European Migration.
Due to the nature of this case and certain inkurent
problems, eģ., subject has a criminal record in France and
was a long-time resident there, sponks less than fluent Georgian,
speeks no Pussian even though his story for political position
indicatus head a lientemant in the Soviet Army, has so 
real
profession although he is self-taught in the electro-mechanical
field and is confidant be can pass a job test as master schanie,
etc, it was imperative that the specific details of 1677] presses.
for the
ing be learned in order to find out and be prepared
problems which would certainly arise if he immigraten through
10.
8, BARVARD discussed the basis outline of the problem
with the Chief, Befugee Eigration Bection, American Commiate
General, voich and Chief, CONTULIA, and established 
that
subject's processing through IC would include a security
Investigatiou and detailed interviews and job tosting, sime
ICAN is determined that only "high level" typos will immigrate
through them to South America. HARVARD propense to continue
with the immigration plans and, although Chief 73 and Chief,
CAMANTILLA have been most helpful and have been able to leara
IC procedures taken on refugee migration applicants, they
have been forced to refrain frus appearing too inquisitive.
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HARVARD has been able to establish that subject is
not on 
rounrd with INTERFOL except 
possibly in France and hopes
to have this checked out through CARAVEL 
within the next manth.
8.
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details of 
the ACE wechanism which 
would be desirable to know
for a case of this type, especially 
since a alip-up night
cause esbarrassment for KUBARK, 
GO and the Federal Republic.
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prepare eɔt ject for his interview, 
or, if necessary, to drop
the immigration plans, We feel it 
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how many interviews ambject will 
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that subject will be inter-
viewed in Russian or in Georgian (
subject speaks German and
fairly good English), what 
preparations can be unde to insure
that the processing runs as 
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le the jab testing, etc...
9. HARVARD had felt that Charles
friendship with INSTRUYENT 17 night result in nach roro sitiena!
Information regarding the above than 
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meeting between OK. DANEHNAT 
and INSTANT 17 alons..
CANKTON Calle 7283 to 
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and therefore 
it is requested that, 
18 INSTRUNNAT 17 is in a
position to supply the hind 
of "inside IC" informatics HARVARD
needs, an appointment be made with 
INSTRUMENT 17 fe: Grme K.
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MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY
31 December 1962
1 -
AGENTS AND IDENTITIES
CASE OFFICER
CAHAVOC-1
DARONNAT
CANDARE-3
REINBOLD
DMMARGIN-3
REINBOLD
STATUS
Subject's papers for employ-
ment with the Bundeswehr-
sprachdienst are still being
processed. In the meantime
Subject continues to occupy
HARVARD housing.
Subject is still trying to
line up his own housing in
the Frankfurt area. In the
meantime he, his wife and
son are living in a HARVARD
apartment.
Profession: Barber
Rec'd by HARVARD:27 December
From: BOB
1962
WYROGUE
IDENTITY-264
تره وه دایه
DARONNAT
DARONNAT
IDENTITY-266
REINBOLD
Age: 42
Nationality: Yugoslav
Resettlement Aims: Local.
Evac. Code:--B
economy..
Subject was processed for his
West German documentation and
recognition as a bona fide
political refugee. He received
his Fremdenpass on 27 December
1962 and will get his recog-
nition and Reiseausweis some-
time in January 1963. At
that time the case will be
closed.
HARVARD is awaiting Head-
quarter's advice regarding
the implementation of Subject's
S.A. immigration.
AMCONGEN Frankfurt has advised
HARVARD that Subject's visa
should be issued in late
February or early March.
Subject, the son of CANDARE-3
is helping his parents find
housing in the Frankfurt area.
He is still gainfully employed.
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Subject's refugee processing
has been delayed due to the
fact he is under 21 years of
age and thus necessitates
special consideration and
treatment. It is expected,
however, that he will have
his Notaufnahmeverfahren
sometime in January 1963.
It is still hoped that
Subject's parole processing
will be completed in time
to enable him and his wife
to make the 31 January 1963
ICEM charter flight.
Subject seems to be getting
along well on his job as a
technical assistant with a
construction company. Through
CAMANTILLA he is studying.
German, and plans are being
made to enroll him in a
special school which will
enable him to receive his
diploma as a geodetic engi-
neer. In the meantime,
Headquarters will be queried
Re ops interest in Subject
to determine whether he
should remain on present job
or consider employment with
RFE or VOA.
SUPPORT CASES
TULANCE-1
DARONNAT
IDENTITY-238, 241, 242 REINBOLD
HARVARD continues to maintain
contact with Subject through
our local postbox. Head-
quarters and other appropriate
KUBARK elements are being kept
advised of Subject's status
Re: political asylum, etc.
Steps are being taken to work
out the method of payment to
the family for the DM 42,000
approved by Headquarters for
housing.
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Subject is seen from time to
time for purposes of identi-
fying pictures of people of
Ops interest.
Subject's processing for
immigration to the United
States under PL-414 is
continuing.
Subject's processing for
immigration to the United
States under PL-414 is
continuing. His papers
will not be submitted to
AMCONGEN until he is re-
interviewed by KUBARK staff
psychiatrist in January 1963.
RESETTLEMENTS AND DISPOSALS
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DARONNAT
IDENTITY-269
REINBOLD
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and moved to Switzerland
where he has requested
political asylum. Subject
will be handled as a support
case until he receives asylum
or is permanently resettled.
Subject's federal refugee
processing was completed on
18 December 1962 when he
received his Notaufnahme-
verfahren. No difficulty
is expected with his C Schein.
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REINBOLD
TULANCE-1
DARONNAT
WIROGUE
DARONNAT
IDENTITY 264
DARONNAT
IDENTITY 266
REINBOLD
IDENTITY 268
REINBOLD
Subject has registered with the
police and is busily engaged in
seeking employment.
Subject flew to Berlin on 18
October to close out his personal
matters and arrange for his move
to Frankfurt.
In view of OLDMOOR's inability to
expend time on TULANCE's resettle-
ment, HARVARD will go ahead, after
receiving permission and guidance
from Headquarters, with plans to
attempt to resettle Subject per
DIR 33746.
Subject will continue to receive
subsistence and housing while the
details of his S.A. immigration
are worked out.
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Subject has submitted new x-rays
to the Public Health Service and
must await final decision from
Paris. In the meantime, Subject
is convalescing from a recent
appendicitis operation.
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Profession: Mechanic
Rec'd by HARVARD: October 1962
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HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Local
Evac, Code: B
economy
Subject was assisted in filling
cut his application form for his
Giessen processing and advised on
how to procede Re obtaining nis
West German personal documentation
and employment. Once his Giessen
processing is completed the case
will be closed.
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Profession:
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Rec'd by HARVARD: 4 October 1962
From: CAPEZONE
Age: 34
Nationality: Polish
Religion: Roman Catholic
HARVARD Resettlement Aims: United
States
See Resettlements and Disposals.
On 1 November 1962 Subject will be
turned over to CAMANTILIA which has
made him USEP eligible and arranged
to have him study German full time
for one month. Prior to the end of
November 1962, it is hoped that
Subject will be employed by TPFEELING
which has expressed an interest in
him, or employed on the local economy
with a German engineering firm.
IDENTITY 238, 241, 242
REINBOLD
DS-856
DARONNAT
DS-987
REINBOLD
DS-997
REINBOLD
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DARONNAT
An all out effort is being made to
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"Steps will also be taken to assist
IDENTITY 241 in finding suitable
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Subject is seen from time to time
for purposes of identifying people
of Ops interest.
Word was recently received from
Headquarters indicating that Subject
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PL 86-648-can soon be initiated
-It has been decided that due to a
previous agreement, KUBARK, under-
no circumstances, will intervene
on behalf of Subject in his imm!
gration.
Although Subject is still in
Stage II, processing for immigration
to the United States under PL 414
has begun.
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processing for immigration to the
United States under PL 414 has begun.
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Subject and family immigrated to
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under PL 414. Case closed.
DARONNAT
Subject obtained housing and
employment on the local economy.
Case closed.
REINBOLD
Subject immigrated under PL 86-648
on 30 October 1962 via ICEM Flight
MISAB 121193. PAIRC, as sponsor,
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▲ contacted mrs, weery, un/rl ups, x 5289, Km 304, for initial
discussion concerning resettlement of us in some south american country.
She in turn orought. Mr. raul Paxton, P/C // into the discussion.
They agreed that, as was approaching the correct channel but were not
inclined to thank us for our gift..
10.33838 suggested sinus preferred venezuela, while or Columbia for
stated thile is out, principally because 1 or a foreigner.
resettlement.
to establish à legitimate business in race of government regulations 18
very difficult if not impossible.
The same applies but to a lesser extent
with enesuela which is also a more troubled area. Mrs. Geery and mr. raxton
both expressed the fear that is might only add to venezuela's troubles.
the next step in this problem is to talk to mr. marlowe wurrin, D/C or/1
(Columbia and onesucia, in ali and obtain his reaction.
Arr. Geery wishes to
be included in this talk. prasil was mentioned as the most likely resettlement
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_ aroa out the areas mentioned would be explored first. in any case, the concurrence
of the top involved would have to be obtained. TENAYA
e-all-concurred that the less contact, no matter how indirect, had with ROGUE,
the better for all concerned. ar. raxton suggested any payments made to sixuus
might be done from Germany through an international bank thus alleviating the station
of even this responsibility.
It would also be one less clue to us that
our representatives might be in the area.
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assume the responsibility in case of a 1lap. As pointed out that a stations
were small enough so it would not be difficult for a fairly clever individual
to identify the cus and probably the case officers in a station.
in this case,
and attempt to apply pressure through such knowledge, Mr. Martin
Wished someone besides a an Iield officer to take sinus by the scruit of the
neck and tell him to move on."
insisted, however, that no matter how heavy "the pressure became all
any field officer could do was to make a denial, plausible or otherwise.
Mrs. Geory suggested that perhaps SR, since they had originally recruited
should assume such responsibility. (She is hardly realistic but
anything is possible.)
WIROGUE, e
A second suggestion made by Mr. Duffin is worth further consideration.
He stated that WH has had continual difficulty in establishing contract agents
in business throughout SA. However, these countries tended to be much more
receptive to people planning agricultural pursuits and he felt resettlement
and possibility for livlihood would be much greater should WIROGUE approach
the country or countries of his choice with some agricultural proposition.
I remember VIROGUE mentioned that he had investigated the possibility of
chicken farming in the Congo. Such an approach in SA might (a) make him more
acceptable as an immigrant to that country and (b) provide a long term basis
to make him self-supporting.
I did promise to keep Mr. Duffin and Mrs. Geery informed of any further
actions taken concerning WIROGUE which would affect their area. It was also
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though the final choice essentially rests on what country WIROGUE can enter.
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