ies cra Pertin App Fame dimias Releasep2009/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000100270006-7 said his captors made no serious effort to pry pil- itary secrets from him and their inability to spak English limited their interrogation efforts. Wien they realized his Italian was not fluent, tley brought him an Italian-English dictionary, Doder said. i While the general described the men and ‘women who held him prisoner as “smart, wdl- to be members of a military organization. His worst problems duting captivity,were bor-: dom and lack ‘of exercise, he said, but he was nit- mistreated and was adequately fed. He said he was forced to listen to eight or nite hours of loud, hard-rock music through earphon to block out. any tell-tale hoises that could revedl: his whereabouts 4 ht After he argued with hjs captors, who usually. . numbered four, ‘they substituted waltzes and. Gershwin and turned down the volume, Dozier. said. oy Past kidnapings by the Red Brigades were’ much. more skillfully handled. Their management of the 1978 kidnaping of former prime minister Aldo Moro, whose presumed prison was located - _ only last weekend, enabled them to keep this country in terror for 54 days; When they kidnaped Rome magistrate Giovani d’Urso in December 1980, the brigades skillfully organized criminals,” he gaid they did not appex % oaiyic easy arn t used the press to focus attention on Italy’s over- § crowded prisons, During the kidnaping last spring of Christian- F Democratic politician Ciro Cirillo-of Naples, the { . Red Brigades were at least partially successful in exploiting the economic and social frustrations in southern Italy after the earthquake disaster there in November 1980. ; Several explanations are offered for the terror- ists’ apparent decline in expertise, a decline that P_ may have helped police free Dozier and thus deal the brigades what authorities believe is a crip- pling, although probably not final, blow. First, with the majority of veteran Red Bri- ' gades in jail, those still on the loose are -increas- ingly forced to rely on the help of young or un- trained terrorists, ‘ ; an {n the past, for example; the Red Brigades would never have had anything to do with drug addicts such as 22-year-old‘ Paolo Galati from | Verona who, police now confirm, was the person who revealed Dozier’s place of captivity—an apartment above a grocery store in Padua. 4 Another reason is that an overall weakening of | support for the brigades in Italian left-wing circles has made it harder for them tp find sophisticated theoreticians to guide them. Moreover, the cumu- lative effect of past police bperations has cut sharply into a once-powerful prganization that: is now internally divided. Antiterrorist experta here January of Giovanni Senzani cial in freeing Dozier. = Although the English-speaking Senzani, 39, and the Padua group reportedly were rivals, the latter may have been depending on Senzani—the mas- the arrest in early ay have been cru- . termind of several past kidhapings. The ex- professor at Florence University was accused of being a contact with Dozier’s kidnapers, Today, Rome Magistrate Francesco Amato used new information gleaned ftom recent police work to issue 260 new arrest warrants for armed insurrection in crimes that go batk over a decade. Dozier, who leaves Wednesday for Washington where he is to take part in a prayer breakfast with President Reagan, said his captor, did not appear to have international connections. “They gave me no indication ofutside support whatsoever and assured me they wire Italian com- munists,” he said. The general said he was embatrassed because - he failed to heed warnings to take stcurity precau- ‘tions against kidnaping. | i { ™ i . £ | BUyOIO] Aq ,2UTyJeUIOS OP. OF BUIOS ['}90238 ‘ha9 ayo avOW #9 PERRET | cqeas 01,004 yous ‘ySno} Suyeq ex,nok — THU a10ul ot oud yn any axl] syOo, 71 ‘eoBpINS ey UQ, UMO0} OY} O lope. wt _Bep 04 BUyps0o ; 162 é “zost | -op ‘emnssoad sity. ysturp prom 0B he \Waling InNvad =e ‘poysoBine © easy ~ UOWEIISTULAPR on 8 Uy I 313d ety} JO so1yz awos ee ‘suvoy ey) jo = ON OND: i Nd qnejep ar puBpog exopep o4 mq NNN oles NOdNOD IAVNIWA Moyo gone oe SUM UP WON 108, 09 ded 04 ‘uot, yotdog oyy ‘rosucds = PP#T sey aus UF SURI BIOP[OB OT paimyo A) Ayr [SUOIBULE WUT By] Puw PUBjog UO oeINs -said ureyureUr TIM ‘BUOTIBAIIGO eset} OAO Suryey ve ‘quewUIEADS OY], — ‘diog uP | -e1 Kypourussy oyj Aq paojuesend suBof uo puejog Aq pemo Ajjues -Md Jearojut pure pedrouyid Joy syed ayy. Sedor 0} yao se. UOTsHep [eqveuruteao3 snoulueun & paaoid, -de fjeuosied weseey pres 21eH Aqiun utaqsem Jo oydutay ay} UMOP Zug, Pynom sB}iey}0 Op 04 qwyy Buttes ‘syueg “g'/) eyeaLd 04 BIGEP YsyO Ul UOrpIeA [Lg eouBUyy -a1 0} UOIsHEp SUONBSIUIUIPY oy pepuayep sep ‘Suyuoysanb sepuyy “puUBjOg UL UMOPYIBIO MB] [BIVTEU aly} Woy SUOTSENIIEdAL 489 \\-ISEGY OF payoaop sem Buyivay ay} JO 380} wow -o1 ayy Jo ATOJUBAUT B98 PUR PUB] ‘ae ysadre| ayy 16} Aq,, doze {[? ‘“196T U1 UOIUP, JIAO ay} WoIZ BN) Aq pestedar saljddns 18 Jo suo} 0009 payuauieduroo sly} pres i: “IBAk SI} BQND Ut paaiue pey ,s103201q ezai J0 uoapenbs puooas B, FEY} JaUieqEIs BI JNogE || #1953 pouorsenb Joyeues ou Zuyreoy INOY-24% OU} UT ‘BONSET 789 44-3 Ai yo sBupreay JO BeyIes B JO FSI} ON} Ty worg ‘DIVH uospenbs si] pug pearoooy eURART] :sIeE] 1004 ©, nr d “PATA PIILASSOY oa 10 . heproysok pauOPsusayily & a aver | MN i 4 » Buruly onyq. Aavu yy auj dn diy pue spisyno e se Ajjeanyeu se Joye > ulvl JBaIZ YOO] [[,NOA. 10g Jayarig Joordraqe A Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000100270006-7