AGENCY INFORMATION - AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10062-10457 RECORD SERIES: HO . AGENCY FILE NUMBER:  105-82555-5065 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: CIA ~ FROM: ANGLETON. JAMES TO: DIRECTOR. FBI TITLE: DATE: 10/06/1964 PAGES: 4 SUBJECT: LHO, RP, ASSOC, REL, PHOTOGRAPHS DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret ~NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: 06/30/1997 UPDATE DATE: — 01/19/2001 STATUS  Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) COMMENTS: HY 50953 DBoctd: 327140870 Page 1
vl denTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGEN._- WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 AK ; APPROVED FOR RELZASE 1993 | ; —_ GIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRA ‘ in | pq Pte 4 - MEMORANDUM FOR: , Federal Bureau of Investigation SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD — Internal Security Russia - Cuba. abt 105 PASEO mY LEY 2 ©, bk 1. Reference is made to your, memorandum of August " ae 1964, Subject as above, your tile [number (S) 105-82555,] gatas ce which you_requesjed that seven enclosed photographs 55.J S shown to [VIADUCT and certain questions be asked of re 4) i: 1G. 2. (yrapuct has interviewed on 9 September 1964 with w) the following results. fr 3. Photograph no. lL: yssfe Pa 7 (1) Nikolay/As SEI GEVEV-- Source did not recognize the 4 '-face and had never heard the name. : (2) ; GOFF, formerly Ushi | SOLDSHTEYN-{ GOLDSTEIN) and ee ed Anne AE (KHENKINA).:, Source recognized her aHmediately by face, giving the name Annette KHENKINA, formerly Annette GOLDSHTEYN. He could not recall, her maiden name but when offered the name ZUGOFF he said this would be correct as it is\an Ossettian name and her father had been Ossettian and her mother:a Canadian. Source's additional informatiofi his wonanrts ~E ONES in paragraph 8 below, ees fos - J - SAL S Joe ent Scio" Re (3). Joseph MMDAMOV: source Fecoanited his photograph { immediately and provided the name torrectly, === WSSK entifying him a i ng-time friend, previousty~” discussed in the report referenced in your memorandum rn CSC Sb fs he -b Po NE ee ae a ne es RRR RR et cae = . GROUP 1 SECR Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassitication fof £2 HY 50953 Bocld: 327140670 Page 2
HY 50957 (4) smnavertep Scan Source recognized her photo- raph immediately and. gave her name_correctly. vss She is the person discussed in the $) ne report. ; Ser RUDIN.: _Boaree “reco gnized | is photograph : 3 6 Pee ee Le S5fe (5) UDIMAN.,€he same mah referred to in “~~ Souree said he is a clos¢ S$ friend of “Joe ADAM . He is Jewish and was originally from New York, but is now a Soviet citizen, married to a Russian woman and father of.three or four children. He works in the _English language section of Radio Moscow... "He had formerly had a very. y small flat of one or two rooms, with which he was very unhappy, but Radio Moscow got him an attractive and larger flat ina bpilding on Peschanaya Street. , (6) Lucy (olga) PRAVDINA: | Source recognized her: lose ' protograph Bt once as the woman who had given - ‘ him English‘ lessons in 1944 or 1945#when he wag _ US briefly employed at [Radio Moscow J é believe Sy) eee -her name was Irina or something like that, and she had previously spent possibly ten or fifteen years in the United States with her husband who had been a TASS man there. Source could not recall her last name. (married name) but thought it began with a "K'"'. When Source first met her she was a program director for Radio Moscow and | did some announcing. He said she spoke excellent. English, was a good worker and well liked by her colleagues. He did not know the names LUCY and OLGA PRAVDINA, and was certain neither was her actual name. 4, ‘Photographs 2 and 3: Source recognized these as Annette KHENKINA, of paragraph 3 (2) above. 5. Photograph no. 4: Source recognized number 1 as the person identified in paragraph 3 (6) above; and recognized Annette KHENKINA, Sergei RUDIMAN, and Joe ADAMOV. He did not recognize Nikolai SERGEYEV in this photograph. 6. Photograph no. 5: Source recognized all persons in this photo, as identified in paragraphs 3 (3), (2), (4), and (5) above. Doctld: 32140870 Page 3
HY 2 50957 , on 7. Photograph no. 6: Source recognized number (1) as KHENKIN (first name not recalled), the second husband of Annette GOLDSHTEYN KHENKINA, and number (2) as Annette herself. He knew that they had a son and assumed that the child in, this photo was that son, but he had never seen the child. XGource provided,the same information KHENKIN Fireviow y included in Rrorred ifs in your memorandumsy@ He added to this that the apartment building in the b¥tkground of photograph number (3) is the location of the apartment which KHENKIN was given after he had written a letter to STALIN complaining of quarters he was first given when he repatriated to the Soviet Union in 1945 or 1946. sek ORR Cogagres € 8. Photograph no. 7: Sdurce recognized Annette / 39- YO... KHENKINA, but did not know any of the others in the photov™ When number (4), Marina, was pointed out to him, he stated that she was the cht age to be Annette's daughter by her first husband> GOLDSHTEYN.“*\ Source had seen her as a small child, possibly” about five or six years or age, in 1945. He has never seen her since, knew nothing more about her, and could not identify her photograph. Source commented that he had never met. GOLDSHTEYN, Annette's first huSband, but knew that he was much older than she and he speculated that the older man in this photograph might be Boris GOLDSHTEY Source gave the following additional information on Bor ig (COLDSHTEYN: He was some kind of engineer-technician, . not employed by Radio Moscow. He did not approve of Annette's working in the radio field, and disapproved of the people she worked with there and the general atmosphere of work. Annette was already separated or divorced from GOLDSHTEYN when Source first met her, sopetime in 1944 or 1945, While Annette was still married to GOLDSHTEYN, she had an affair with Joe ADAMOV. | . ; 9. Regarding Lev or LeOd/\SETYAEV, Source had never uss saute heard the name. He was not aware that Annette KHENKINA.. :: had married for the third time, although he knew that she was divorced from KHENKIN and that he was interested in marrying a woman who was an editor in a publishing house. 10. Source had never heard of Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to his defection, and had no information regarding his participation in a Radio Moscow interview in late 1959. He commented, however, that it was not unusual to SECRET BDoclda: 37140870 Page 4