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erttcole reveaied that representattves of North Koréa were csstgned
to erect a butlding for negottattons and the stgntag of peaces. ...

er completion of the butlding, a white dove was placed etop
the door ae a eyndol of peace. me arttettoally fashioned :
white dove was nade by the world-fanous artist Pablo Ptoasso.

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The 3/5/5° tssue of the "Li" contat: ,
2, entitled "Rogge Flies to suesia On-4 Fone The
ticle stated that 6. John Rogge, former ass Be Abtorney
eral, flew to Moscov, Russta yesterday, where th 1¢ other
abers of a World Peace Congress Mission, woulc present c peace
ogram to the Suprene Sovtet of the USSR. Ve left just one
day after the US Govt. refused entry to a delegation preparec
to present the tdentical peace proposals to Congress. The
delegation to Moscow ineluced two other duericaus, Rockwell
Eent, arttst anz Johannes Steel,commentator.

The delegation to the US was to have peen headed by
Pablo Picasso, world-famed arttat. - “8

At a press conference Before Rogge's departure, a neporte)
asked what made hin think that the Russtans want peace and that the
would listen to %is proposcls? 2ogge stated that "they're letting
us t» Russia to listen to the proposals, That's more than the US
Govt, cid with Picasso's delegation." A photo of Picasso set out.

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The World Congress of Parttsans for Peace planned to
Present their peace proposals to the most tmportant parlianents
of the World through delegations of prominent personalities.
Preparation for the reception of the twelve=man delegatton to the
US., led by the noted Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso, was being
undertaken by an Amertcan "Welcominy Committee” of a 100 leaders tn
churches, science and cultural flelds" whose speaker gould be 0.J,
Rogge, Vice President of the World Congress of Partisans of. Peace

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forth tn the corresponding sertal of the natn ftle 100-387996 on -
Pablo Poasso. Freept where tndtoated otherwise, the source te

the sane tn both sertale.

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The 11/24/50 teeue of the "Leaudtes Polecs, ” (the People

Fetes) @ Ltthuantan language newspaper, publtehed in’ feronte, Orta:

, Canada, on page 1, column contatned an arttole entitled "Poland
f Welconed wre Delegates of the Congress for Peace with Bande and

Flowe The arttole revealed that the | Selegates of the Second
Congr for Pesce was selconed én Farsaw, Poland. One of the well

known personé. elected to the Preatdtun woo Pablo Picasae, ..

Bods : rn eee franelator'e eunnary of * :
Y - above desortbed arttole enoloved wt
j md i4ai nt Letter, (Obstews, Canada §- .-.

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‘The ¢ Peontes. Totee)

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“he The following references referred to secre, of vate .
and letters dtotribute by the SRA of the JAFRC, Boat Ms
Sen Franctece, end FTC covertng the perhede fro 2,
le itbetag” ehie Ptoasse ee Tonerery Chetr nas weed
“appeal Sft 1
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thetr: tateraattioxal campatgn @ white ptoeen patuted by the
apart patnter, Pablo Pieasse. The tra patnted. ad Ploesse belengi
te reed knows ee Ruseten frumpeters

~ Letter

Cuba, dosed 4/20/40
“Bee “OP, of Cubes sg’ Ho ohareot:
: oo ro?

< fhe "Dy" deted ¢ ues eontatned an article entities
“Wpogge Flege frtal of '12' et Foley 8q." Thte erstole. atated

that 0. John Rogge, former DS deetetent Attorney General, eharged
-_$n hte book “Our Vantehtng Ctvtl Ltderttes,” pubdltehed by Geer
“Assootates, that the nattonal Communted leadere were on trte1"
itm e poltttes! Tynch _Stmoephere." oo Z

Roove eteted thet ts was ete eay thet
aogge svevec SRSt a

Tenénten went on trial but "What » went on trtel wae oy, Attorney Gen

tdea of what MarrteneLentnten te.” He further stated that you coul

not take a theory ltke Marzien-Lentnten end pregend $t was Just ano

mane for gangeterten because the theory had been applied ¢ te eotence,
. Mastery and te erée, .

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TM pegoeTM atated tn port, thet Pablo Ptoasee, vonstdered one
} of the world's greatest patntere, was s Marzt ota Nv :

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Dept. of Aerey

It was noted that this tafornatton mm ptly taken fre
newspaper "The Worker. "(date Rot gtven)

ey Ad 2/12/53
‘sv ‘31, Pe 2.

Ge wet] at
ngress of Peeples fer Pea
Vienna $3/12-19/s2)

reference te © pheteostattc aopy of a letter fron
bre qu, Acting for the US onsortnay Count tt or
ca Bepr st Cengr 2 te the
FOr Secretary of State dated 128-52. Faclesed with thts letter te

© statement sent te Secretary of State Dean Acheson tn reply te
State Departnent's attack on the Vienna Congre

This etatenent reflected thet the State Department on
11/13/52 had labelled the Vienne Peoples Congress a "show" being
"etaged by the Comnuntst high command.”

Thts statenent revealed that Henri Matisse and Pablo
Ploasso, two great French grttats, declared tx thetr support of the
Congress: "We are convtnced that mutual Yeepect between peoples
and the forma of government of thetr chetce will advance the cause
of Peace and, to matntatn thie thing we a1] hold dear-- Peace--
we thing dtecusston ts better then threats.”

go;sezfa1 ~346
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= The "DF" of €/17/50, contatned an a
at writers throughout the world were beseeckERg

basey tn thetr lands wtth protests demanding $h

= ding Turkish poet, be freed from prison before he dte® fron

hts hunger girtky. One of the prominent intellectuals who was
demanding Hikmet’s reiease was Pablo Picasso.

HY rpt 7/19/50
Rez CP, PSA;

IS-¢
100-S-Jg11, p. 196

_ (5)

On 5/19/50, the State Dept. furnisted a copy of a

Sme translation which was capttoned "Notes On Spanish Communists
Dept: In France." It etated that the Spantsh CP appeared to be the
most "tndependent” less under the control of the French CP
bz cadres than other foreign groups , although, the ettuatton showed
stons of changing. Affairs in Yugoslavia were leading the |
be Soviets to summon to the Eest,nitlitary leaders anc any Cadres sd

fer of the = cp that could dg used to form the Interngttong] ¢
— ors coce lll tod é fe St tite itd o/eefio fap

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OLS)
The Internattonal Brigade organigatior, that nile
Itatson in French terrttory was the AVER.

The French Section of the Anctens Yolontaires D'Espagne
Republicaine was the toughest combat outfit of the entire Stalinist
apparatus in France.. One of the members of the Brigade was Gabrtel
Fort, hattalton chief, who wae at the time of thts report staying
tn the home of painter Picasso, at Golfe~Juan.

The following notation appeared on hts references This
informatton must not be déssentnated without approval of Wr. Ladd.

Seaval dpscuibed pheve
5 00=J31~€°3, p. [12

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fhe 12/90/50 tes if the "Romakul Anertoas,” on page 7,
columns 3 and 4, contatned Grttele entitled "Sadeveanu Decorated

.wtth the Gold Peace Medal," » led that the Runantar write)
athat! Sadoveanu recetved edal at Yorsaw. ]

‘ gold peace ‘nm
was given Sadeveany because of his beok “Mitrea Coc
: vided the poer and the explorted Rumanian peasa
uffering under tha bo ment. fhe artted
thers who had been di po wh Db?

WFO letter 3/22/51.
Ree eeeanul g3/8h bo:
foo.eeeee-269, ened. | i
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., It was noted that the tnformatton contatned tm the ftle
not be diggemtnated. Outetde the Bureau without the epeotfied

epproval of Mr. Boardnan.

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owed $9 teach the youth $m our 2and? sated that in his

~Professton he could tnagtne as aistreter vf

Ey echse end wagnitnde end dignity sc 0 Shaws 0 "Casey,
tho had been generally escocteted wtth Gommentate, "Yeu may
pet teach the drana,” or tell Ptoese0, “Yor may Bet teach art
a e °

Adeve deacribed heartnag exclosed
Bureau Meno 2/12/53

Re: Inte Security Sub-comntttiee
Testinony. versive Turiuence In The
Béucette Precess ~

How 1, Ep. 38

The Communtst weekly review of art end ittergture,
tt Rogt WO.456 of March 18-19, 1953, repreduced
on nt page ef tt's spectal mourning edttten for Stalin, a
ch leader by Pable Pteasee. According
te the publteetton the drewtng-
ero gnetton and consterngttim.wtthts the CP
leadership. On 3/18/53, @ confirmation communique teaned by the
cP France Secretartet tn Bwmantte, expressed couplepé disapproval
he portratt and severely castigated Loxts Aragon, director 0,
i for having allowed the Publications Cogage
: ThA, Ayolaa
Wiiten cresferd, p- pag wr,
toal Section, US lecttee ltd
up Ferien Freese spt 4/20/s3 50
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“taeue viecs to Hewlett Pita ys and Fab to seaeen. :

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en article on page d, dateltned London o a MUrHEt aentcine
Noted Spantoh arttet, end the ery Reve fend 7, Tehueon, Dean’
of Canterbury, were applytag for vtece oF members of s | threewmat
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gave frontepage banner pront ence toa press release of the
one en Conntttee for the Defense of Peace,” a front organteatton
~Shnounoing that the "world Peace Comntttes” was to hold Sta third
Meeaeton” tn te Stockholm, Seeton 8/15/80 through. 9/18/60. _

}  € Y gmong the "hundreds ‘ef wirtd fanous ectentiete, arttet
~ " @nd guthore that were to attend,” the article tated the more .
promenene members of the "yorld’ Peace Conntttee” who were

_ eoted to attend, Inoluded on the ltat of somes woe fable
Fane $ CG8806

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sonference was held #//7/ 3 in Paris hy the Voric Connittee
of PDA (Democratic African Raliu) and the Troe President oj
€ Vorlc Committee for Peace Partisans arnouncec the compostito:

of Gelegates to the US, Cre of selegates named to the US,
as reportec in the 2/12/50 "Iumanite” was Pablo Picasso, who wer Lown

+o be a member of the French aie gntton wovls Leane

7: fron Parts for the US on °/2/SC
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tnoorporated tuto Frtendehtp ok whfok ‘wae uatled tu June 1952,

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Re: "World Peace Counct1;"

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The Comnuntst-controlled World Peace Counctl held tts
second meeting tn Vtenna, Austria from 11/1/51 to 11/7/51. One

the members of — THe did not .attend the sesaton
ween STATE «OF (a Did Biegstt

ee Pablo Picasso, Spain
© Dept: es, 8/40. Sp- Fe oot

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of.a country fair rather than a polittosl rally. There were st
showa where one could, for 20.

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France dated 6/7/49=

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100-361031-25, p. 5 (19 VA Legat Parts, France

enclostng a copy of
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rpt dated 5/2/49

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On 5/1/49, the Gaulliste (De Gaulle, "RPF") and Comnuniats
held manifestations and parades in Paris, France. mony the-Communt
(@emands were: “Peace tn o-Chtna,” “Peace for the World,” "Fe, 2.3:
want peace, we wtll fight for peace,” "French bYood ta not for séte 7
dollars,” eye wtll never yteld ourselves or bow to Amertcan laws.”
For the first tine since the liberatton Of France a special sectton
of intellectuals marched tn the parade tn support of the @enonstratio
for peace, led by Joliot-Curte, the writer Aragon and patnter Picasso

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> eontatned an Pei @ entitled "Brush off Pa ¥

The arttole revealed thet the catoage erttete
t-g0lored head rege et gheraee by Be resentative George A. Dondere

R. Mich. ).- Donders had charged that "socoalled modern ert eontetsi
ll the jane of depravity, Secadence and Seotryotte)

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ert oe “tana,” Photo of Pioosse eet out.

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The 11/24/50 tasue of the "DW" on page 1, column 1,
contained an article entitled "Warsaw Parley Makes World Plea for Pe
The article reflected that the final sesston of the "great" Second
Yorld Peace Congress had convened tn Warsaw. The article descrtbed

. the meeting as "an enormous rally of more than 500,000 Poles hatled
- the peace delegates with tremendous enthustasm followtng the awardin
of peace prizes to Paul Robeson, Pablo Ptcasso and the rktsh poet,
Navin Hikmet."

L NY rpt. 2/17/55
; Re: Marto Wayne Casetta, was;
° 100. 13, 134

” a 35Z258=42, p. 13, 13,
(13) “7;

This reference ts a copy of a letter fron the American
Embassy, Moscow to the State Dept. dated 1/15/51, enclosing a report
: by the British Embassy, Moscow on a public lecture delivered by
din Ilya Ehrenburg tn Moscow, entitled "The Warsaw Congress on 12/13/50.
In part, Ehrenburg stated that "One of the delegates who went to
Sheffield was Pablo Picasso," one of the greatest artist of our
tine.” An exhibition of hts work was betng given tn London at the
sane time. Before the Congress Ptcasso had agreed to attend the
Erhtbitton. After the cancelntton of the Sheffteld Congress an
offictal told him that he was very welcone in Fngland tn his
_) eapactty as Picasso the artist. Picasso declined the tnuttatton
x with the reply that, curtously enough, Ptcasso the artist an
Pteasso the fighter for peace were one and the same person lo
EFhrenburg satd tn hts speech that Picasso was "one of
the greatest artist of modern tmes.” A member from the audtence
Dept: wrote on a sltp of paper that tn the Sovtet Union they were not

acquatnted with Picasso's works and asked for a description of what
they were like. Ehrenburg stated tt would be difficult to do

Justice to great art with ou. ial (oy best thing of course

would be to show them to you.
It was noted that the Congre@s wae ortgtnally planned
to be held tn Sheffield, England, but was transferred to Warsav.

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Decenber 20, Parte, France, whtoh reflected that @ pernanent Frenoh
Comntttes for the “Defense of the 19," had forned th Frence end wae
glonntng major sottutttes fer soltdartty with the dmerican Connunta

eadere. One of the ltated members of the Conntttce was Peble
Ptoasse, Patnter. . : 7 vee . reer

ce ee a ten kone net ee eee nonin ee a aie emai

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The 1954-55 edttton of "who's Who te Amertoa” (Yolune 28)
. Pevealed that Janes Johnaon Sweeney wae Director of the Pablo Picas
exhtbttion at the Art Gallery tn Torento, Canada tn 1969,

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en Lretele waticied wfeeue § Sroup’ Chtiled by yale ware. revesleg
a that Congress end the State Dept. warned today ® i mabe .
Comnuntet. peace move! destgned to take adventage Pr My roid tag
nttnent Sor on end ‘of the, oid

Jus

The ‘obsect of thetr ortitotan wos e rexitnged ce go:
from thé World Congress of Parttecns for World Peace whe were
escektng entry vtace to the us to petttton Cougrese. pe

bal iwerther the State Dept. or BYI1 leaders wanted ‘or
te do with the Gelegatton.. One of the senders denounced ae 6 - F
Snown Connuntet end @ fellow traveller of the delegatton wes the’.
a alba mederntet patnter, ‘Pablo Ptease: . :
¥
i" Ye oo rn Yeu York, surreal tet iter Savador Datt,
to join the weloontay’ conntttee yer the peace delegatton Beettse
ol the eutetanding Comuuntete enong the ‘vtettore.

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“part es follows: | “Sone 100,000 delegates are expected to gather 41
arte within the tert Ry daya Becoe Misstons will approach vortous
governnente. 40 plead the people's cause, Delegations dre scheduled
the United States, Mextco, Italy, Belgutm, Holland and the Sovte

+ Qaten,- fhe Spantsh arttet, bedio Froases, the Very Reverend Hewlett
_ Sohn, Dean of Canterbury, end Ivor Monte, Brttteh film producer,

ere cpplytng for visae te enter the Untted Statee as a three nan

Peace migaton to Congrease” oe.

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30 915245202, p, 6
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_ Fhe 8/8/50 teaue of "Countersttack” reveaied that Pablo

Ptoasac, fanous arttet and a nender of the French CP had epplted .
for an entry vtec for the US. Ptoassc wae to be heat of « “peace

<, Btaaton” which would be composed of 15 members, tholudtng the Very
Rev. Hewlett Johneon, from Furope, Afrtca and Latte Adnertoa. Thle
- 7 "nteston" wanted to eddress Congress to esk the banning of the ate

~ .-“ Bomb, to veduoe US defense budget and armed forces, to atop the...
“represston” of the "peace sishters (Connuntate and fellow traveler

of ot countries,” to end the Indoneatan, Malayan and VeetuNgnese
wore (by maktng concesstons to S*altne datan revolutionaries), end

stgn peace (appeasenent) pact between btg powers. ;

Adove described teeue of  “:
a os ‘50 "Counterattack” enolosed -
SU eY letter 8/16/79 0.
“Res Anertoan Bustness .
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wo atice and Police of the Santon of Geneva, had tnformed the Coneply

bz Beneral on 1/11/54, that © Goununtet front orgenteetion, "Jury de
Priz Interncttonc! de-le-Patz,” would de hol ettng tn thet

b ctty late tm February er sarly March of 1954 LAS

Ferny .

One of the fur’ ra go attend the neeting was artist
Pablo Ptcesso fron pats al a?
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| "8/17/58, entttlet, "New Coepeigk oF Rédtoule Te Hurttag French -

_ Rede,” atated that tu 1950, arttet Pablo Ptosess had drawn 6
white dove whtoh the Frenoh Communists adopted as thetr eynbol
and publicived tt throughout France. “It waa tdealip adepted to
the Communtete phoney canpatgne te represent theneselves e8
crusadera for peace.

Later tn the vear, Pioasse's drawtna of the white dove
— reappeared on the b8llboarde ef Parte but with @ alight nodtftoctt
S fhe beck, the pouttng breaet ond the belly uade the form of a tant
‘ sthe tet] feothers were the exhaust fumes. ‘The head was a turret 4
. tie the beak @© cannon, _ The hammer end etokle brand was on the should

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SUSTE BES EF SINPLS JoVSs BOTS Gaprvoens SHE LOVE VaGe Fee OVC,

= 411 Parte loughed and the Conzuntete were ridtouled,

The newspaper aleo carrted @ phote of Arttet Pablo Pteas
Gove ef peace, enbraced by the Communtete ae thetr eymbol, whtoh 1s
@ favorite subject ef ridtoule by Patzret Liberte. The postd ox
who "La Colenbe,” the dove was. oes

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The "Los Angeles Tings "a datly wewepaper dated 3/28/55,
under en AP release duteltned 8, 8/27/: /55, Berltn, carrted an erttole
trdtoating that Fast Berltn Rewepapere on 39/: /2%/ 1/85, reported that
one of. the pew ares bes ers menbers chosen by the Bast Gernak
doadeny of Fi rte was erties Peble Peoasee Of Wee

Los “Angeles 4/20/55
Res. Lion Fevohtwanger,
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> . On 10/9/85, the "Le Ptgare,! 2 Righttet datly, reported
that Auguate Lecoeur, wrote his "AuteuCritique,” but woe wot the~
“ type the CP ef France _expect o In the “Au toetrsttque, * Lecee :
' made charges that Pable Picesee, the woted Comnuniet erties, | was
--Dourgeote.....-° - ae eet . as

Auguste I Lecoeur was a De 7. on the Pasqde-Calate end
Beoretary of the CP ef France yntt 4 and was excluded from the

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jx¥ enclosing a translatton of a pamphlet tesued by the-Japan Peace

(5, Protectton Committee (Hetwa Yogo Nippon Iinkat) entttled "Questtons
Mery ! ;

y j/and Answers on Peace." The pamphlet bore the notation that tt was
ris "Handbook for Peace Campatgns.” In part, it furntehed tn question

and answer forn, the Comnuntst-ltne explanation of the "Big Five
Power Peace Pact,” which was proposed by the World Peace Counctl.
The questton asked was as follows: "I am told that this movenent ts
betng staged throughout the world, but who are the sponsors?” Anong
| ,those listed as a sponsor was the patnter Picasso, Spain. Ge
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The "BY" of 10/11/44, Moneat tied an arttcle entttled "Ptcasse
Finds Hts Hotwrel Place,” reflecting that Pablo Picasso, ‘one of the

greatest patetera, had jotned the CP of France.

NY rpt 12/8/54

Re: JAFRC;

Ise¢ |

IS Act /of 1950
100-796%-2359, p. 3, 4
(7)

SI to paragraph 2 above
100-334378-58, p. 4

any Ps

Hes Spanten Communist
Party Activities for a United Front;
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ffietal detiy newspaper of she OF of France, ned on

_ ontatred ea -
erttole extttied, "lwo Sketches by Ptcasec th Zonnage of Ethel
and Jultus Rosenberg.” fhe arttole stated that the a me vereery
of the death of Jultus Rosenberg and his wife would be nenortaltzed
te Porte dy a gathertng on 6/19/54 at the Pleyel Hall tn Porte.
dnong the scheduled arttettc presentations were two aketches by |
the arttet Picasso and those sketches would be reproduced on .
ae rograng 8old. One hundred of then would bear the etgnature —
C) CBSED, .. ytiee or og te te ben

oe

} Above desortbed arttole enclosed with

: Sg wag Legat, Parte letter 6/17/56 ¢

Spee poe ee Res Jultue Rosenderg, Zeal |S -
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4n anonynous letter postmarked 6/15/54, et Zurtoh,
Switwerland, advised that one (FU) Osenfant, spelltng unocertats, -
was a Trench arttst-patater, o had always been afftltated sith ——
the CP ef France, and that whtle he dented communtat af ft ltatton,
at the sane time was with many leading menbere of the French CP __
* Snoludtng “"Ptoaseo, Leger and Cacteau.” fhe letter dtd not fo

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42nd and Wfth Aves, whtch had been checked on 21/17/56, revealed |.
Pabb Picaseo, dorn 4ee1 end Fernand Leger, dorm 1661, were conteapora
French patnters. the book entttled,: "Modern French Patntere
by Maurice Raynal (published by Brentano's) om page 115, %t was
atated that Leger was assoctated with A. Oxenfant tu the direotton
of an art school, The eane work on page 144 menttoned Jean Cactecu
born 1891, and tndtcated that Picasso had tlluetrated with dravtngs,
eon tage and ltthographe, books by vartous tndtvtduals troludtng
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¢ arms appeared in the Nattonal Intelligence Survey-France -Section
= “E-yo. “Btographies of Key Personaitties, already’ set forth in this
summary with the erception of the forlowing: From 1938-15923,
was Director of the Praco Gallery imiMag 12 » Spain; From 101?
Sire 28s until 1927 served as Chief destgner or

married several times and had several th e aa | paie?
Dept: married several times and had seve Teh.
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This reference ts a copy of a telegram dated 2/7/50, from
the Amertcan Slav Congress of Greater NY; W. Roodson, Pres., to

Secretary of State Dean Acheson. In part, the telegram stated that
the Progressive Slavic Americans of NY gathered at a concert rally
of American Slav Congress for Peace protesting the actton of the .
State Dept. tn refusing vtsas to members of the delegation of World
Congress of Partisans of Peace, who desired to petition Congress to
work for peace. They tnststed the State Dept. reccnsider and permit
members of the delegotton such as Pablo Ptcasso and the Dean of
Canterbury to come to the US anc carry out the. task of petittoning
Congress for new peace efforts.

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Dieouss Peace.” Fate artfole -revecied net see three dnertosis

sas wrtters made o dranatte ae Fr 40 90 S*uehere 49 Steoves peace tu 2
“faking teeue with the US State: Dept's. refusal te grant vtece to th

Zuropean Peace Misston to the headed by Pablo Ptoaseo and the
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thet these nen were Comnuntetee :

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that Ptoasso hed requested that SRA of the JAFRC to nat! th
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entttled, Sprench Panphict’ Sprende Story of FraneoUp of 12,4 state
that a 16 page French pamphlet on the "Trtal of the Twelve” was
publtehed tn Parte, France, by the “Actton Comntttee” on behalf
of the Twelve. : a ;

.- Bightyathree panes of Gtatingutshed men appeared tn the °

“ ~ pamphlet ee Renbere of the “Action Committee,” end aneng those

ee :
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wntat Acttotttes: Contine 2 (fee

rt tveealeg he followtng gufstmatton: After
he ed starts, dtecosragente and

pestponenents, tred Continental Cultural Cexgress
STATE = finally got eff te a ded etert on €/27/53. Zapreastve epentag end—
Deg: clesing plenary sessions mere held tn the waniot 1 Theatre of
: Santtago. Derzene of nepecges and teleprans r fron abroad
were read, the most notadle from Pablo Pieaseo (Von

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Hosen Tho 11/96/50 Seane of the “Dy,” eontatned on arttele on |

page 4, column €, entitled, “Robeson end Picaseo Share Peace Awards
“The arttole reflected that Paul. Redeson aud Pablo Ptoases were. =:
honored at the cloethg session of the World Peace Coxgresa, with **
the Internatfona! Peace Prive awarded by the Cengreas. They were
to share the peace prize of $14,300. Both were honored tu the

: Arte Seotton, Rodesow for hte freedom songe and Pieasso for hte

“'" Dove Peace emblem, B rr are - ;

we fhe 12/21/50 teaue of the ¥Y "Datly News” reported that

the duertcan Labor Party sponsored © "peace avard feattvittes” for
Paul Robeson at Aunte Potat Palace, 953 Southern Boulevard, Srons,
WT. Robeson was supposed to hove recetved a plague whitch had deen
ewarded him by the Second Vorld Peace Congrese $x Vareaw. @ plat
étd not errtve fron Parts, but Robeson would share $24,500 with. :
patnter Pablo Phodsee, i bos a4 te en

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: The 12/21/50, teeue of the HY "World felegran and Sun,”
Gesortded the above ntsstng plaque as betng “a bronze plaque destg)
by Pablo Ptenssc, featurtnag a dove of peace.” :

¥Y rpt. 3/7/51
Re: Paul Robeson, wass

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On 11/20/52, the Legat, Parts, France, furnished tue
eltpptnge fren “go 11/14/58 end 41/19/82 feeves' ay *L Funantte”
Communist newspaper tn Porte, reflecting s portion og @ campaign
tr the Party press tz Peris “te save the Dooenberge.

In the 11/19/52 teeue of the "L Rumantte” entitled
"No More Than A Few Days Te Save The Besenderge,” revealed that
Picasso hed hurled an urgent appeal at the tateliectusle ef
Frence and the entire world te save the Rosenbergs fron the
electrtc chatr.

Above described articles
enclosed wee tte 14/20/s8
Leget, Per r 13/8
Re: Tultze Rosenberg

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tT _fteenced end published by the Pro~Contnforn CP ente PTL)
Dep ome _,poutatned ax erttole entitled, "Fho Zaz Given Thetr Support to the
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Recount of the two day Franco-Italtan Meeting of the Intellectuals

which took place tn the Opera House at Nice, France, on 9/1-2/51.
The account was based on press reports of the French Connunist
datly newspapers "L'Humanite” and "Ce Sotr” 9/1/51 and 9/3/51 and
the Communist front weekly "Lettres Francatses” 8/9/51, 8/30/51 and
9/6/51. The report of the proceedings of this affatr was received
through the courtesy of Ur. Willtam A. Crawford, American Enbassy,
Parts. saumg/5 fe

This report revealed that the "Humanite” of 9/1/51,

Itsted Picasso as one of the more prominent partict tn the
group of arttsts and writers attending the meeting. ay
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contatned an arttole entitied "ACLU Urges lovernnent Visa to Pioasa
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@ preceding day, urged the State Dept. to grant entry visas to th
. “World Peace Delegatton.” The arttele continued that, "In Fashtngt
the ‘pr? oorreapondent, guerytng the Department on tte tatention, &
tnuformed by @ epokeanan that the Delegatton headed by arttet Pabto
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groups witthtn the Frene » Pablo Picasso belonged to the third.

This group consisted essentially of ten Communtst tntellectuals who

were critical of the lack of information tn the Communist press
durtng the Hungarian upertstng.

- ¥. J. Stoessel,
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Enbassy, Paris
Ports, France rpt ¢/10/57

Re: Current Sovtet Espionage
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fron the American Embassy, Parts to the State Dept., classified
"Limited Offictal Use," dated 2/25/57, entitled, "Rumors Concerning
Opposttton Groups Within French Communist Parties.”

This despatch revealed that tt was rumored that there
was tn ertstence within the PCF opposttionist groups and that the
third oppostttonist element of the PCF, consisted essentially of
ten Communtst tntellectuals who, during the Hungartan upristng,

J publicly complained of the lack of informatton tn the French
* Communist press, concerning the facts of the Hungartan situation.
oo. These tntelectuals demanded the convocation of a special congress

i G of the PCF to discuss Hungary. One of the ten tntellectuals was
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