(404-10219-10093 RT Be SMS Ee 62 fa i” SERA Ne Pa TR Aa AE ay BE ra RENE Le aera as ee 6 BME RES ae SU per sa! ae oa cre 9 Siza tered on) Na, 1 wre Papen & rs wudb ice ‘ taste See oie “eset! evant aS engad SECRET G. ISFit cage 3 par-sraph 33(2}, Subject's acquaintance Tamara $C LODOVA a: her hussare Vasiliy “cARASGY. There are no traces _ On NaGLOOOVA or NEGASoV. H. I5?hD page 7, raregraph 104, Subject's acquaintance Lev GROZOVSATY. There are no traces on GROIOVSKIY. I, ISPS cage 7, paragraph 163, Subject's acquaintance Tatyana ZAREDSKAYA. There are mr) traces on . *7AREDSKAYA, Tatyana SEX: B3: C1929 P33: UsS5Sa, Moscow Cif: USs2 - (CC: Dentist LOC: USSR, Moscow Known to 201-920536. Subject is a dental surgeon. She is Jewish and a Party recrer. Now married to her secon husband Petr LMJ. She is considering enicrating. J. ISPKD sage ©, paragraph 10D, Subject's acquaintance Galina SERGEYEVA. There are no traces on #SERGEYEVA, Galina SEX: F DOB: C1Ssz FOB: USSR, Moscow CiT: USSR Occ: Secretary Known to 201-926536. Former MFA secretary. Divorced from a foreign black student. Has been arrested for black market dealings. K. ISPKD pase 8, paragraph 10E, Subject's Second cousin) Sofiya SURINA. There are no traces on 06 *SHURINA, Sofiya SEX: F POS: USSR CIT: USSR OX: Music teacher LOC: USSR, Moscow Known to 201-926535. Piano teacher. Black marketeer. Has a large circle of frienis among diplomats and foreign students. 14 oie’ SECRET . ee bee at REM GDM GS OL Sh POE I ae ON ate ae Snr te etme te se ms ee nen oe a ‘~e 4
14-00000 SAP ae EEE ODO TOP AAD LAE me eS AsV TRTI Seba 2a aR Bee Mee DER bape t sates ways CR CRIS REN OD SEO aE ah ee ge TREE Moe Bek ee edgar oe gees at Re SP ease 2 aden ak ob SE Ay Ng Meee, eee a * be Pare ee ere, AS Be prere “3 ” SECRET " L. ISPKD page 9, paregrazh 10F, Subject's acquaintance Lev Canovich MIPMAN. There are no traces on MIMGN, As of April 1971 tne chief of U2X0 in Moscew was one B. Ye. SAMAREMEO. . MH. ISPKD page 3, paragrarh 10G, Subject's acquaintance Anatoliy FISH. There are no traces on *PISH, Anatoliy SEX: M Dos: €1940 Pos: USSR CIT: USSR Occ: Encineer LOC: USSR, Moscow Known to 201-926536. Construction encineer for research institute. Grad of Kuybysreav Building Institute. An extremely anti- Soviet Jew, he wants to enigrate. N. ISPKD pase 9, paragraph 10d, Subject’s acquaintance Svetlana KALMAN. There are no traces cn *KAL“ON, Svetlana SEX: F DOB: €1944 POB: USSR CIT: USSR OCC: Model LOC: USSR ‘Known to 201-926536. Well-inown marmikin at Medels' House. Umaarried. Knows many foreigners. Mother works for Intourist. | 0 SB/SA m 03 S3SA/DS istribution: ; Orig. - IP/AN (classify into 201-926535, ZR ANTGNOV to 201-857957, ZR MOISCYEY to 201-509959, index all asterisked names.) 1 - SB/CGPS (via AD/SB/COPS/SA) 1 - SB/USSR 1 - SB/SL/I Sterile Distriimtion: 1 - SB/X/EU i - FBI (Part one only) 1 - SESA/DS chrono 1 - DCD (art one only) 15 SECRET ay 2h ene ae ae ae eee ey or
14-00000 Be beg | NE TRES Ake Se oe a on LE EAR DE Rhee DRE Gee” canes oe omen Pos [Rete og Pa Rete cS rh! ae a te SECRET SX-22212 29 August 1974 * SES a GER OE Seo ston ame ROR & cet ae ener ne : ORANGUM FOR tr: recs) SUBIET: Internal Supplement to Preliminary Koowledgeability : Debriezing of Soviet inizre irina Mintaylovna LIP SENS Tks follewirz information was made available by Subject, lrira Mikhaylovna LIPAINA, in response to inquiries based on Part if of the Debriefing Guide. This informaticn is fer internal use uly. 1. POREIGN CONTACTS/ACQUAINTANCES WHILE IX TRE SOVIET UNIGN: A. Viktor (LNU) is a guest of the Sovier Goverrment, a scholarship suizant at Moscow State University (GU). A black African fron : \izeriz, where nis father s-ill resides, Viktor (ala Victsr} is arr to a Soviet woman about 27 years old who is an instructor in. the English faculty of MOU. Viktor himself is probably in his early thirties. Viktor traveis a lot on jcurnalistic assizgments; Subiect din’ t know whether Viktor's journalistic jobs : are pertormed for Soviet press organs or foreign periodicals: Subject recaiis Victer claims to nave relatives in the United States. Victor's wife, waose name Subject could not remember, shceuld have had a baby about six or seven months ago, i.e. im about January or February 1974. Victor hates living in the Soviet Union; he feels persecuted because of racial discrizination 2gainst himself and, especially against his wife for having carried a Negro. He fears for the fate cf his mulatto . : baby. As soon as he can arrange to get her out of the country with hin, 4 he intends te settle in Eagiand, where he allegedly has money in the a bank, placed there by nis father fren Nigeria. Sidject could not ; provice even appre: inate dates when Viktor may have criginally arrived roo an the Lassa. csbiict believes \incor is still 2 Nigerian citizen. - B. Bill (presumably Will 1izs ) MARTIN: as Subject said she had been t d by her cousin Sofiya SAR2nG and a friend Igor ERENSURG that saaTES “had been en American sty who arrives. in Moscow about 1963. His espicnage activities were allegedly discovered by the XGB, who interrcgated ani broke him. Through interrogation, the kG3 was able to ‘Wouble" hin back against the Americans. Under tre detrierar's queries as to why the KGB would hive SECRE ue
’ J tee Fem + tae oa ARTA SRE Le spel tte, UES Th gS ae gate allel peareeys NM eae bok 4 aan ' pe Sto oy sere Pen _ wane te eet oe ae . aaa on, ta get CaxET ject replied she 2 coutle agent, rerely use for a doubled Anerican ceent in pGsCa4, Sub didn’ c wsterscant why Surtin could be a valuabl she Lad Geen told re was. When Martin first arrived in Moscow, circa 1945, he was about 32 years old. He is now at least ferty, althouch he looks somewhat younger. He is about 6 feet, three inches toll with very short plone hair, a round, freckied fuce, olue eyes, and an averese build. He is urmarried, reportedly has no exployzent, and resides in a large apartment building near the euabassy district in Moscow. C. Subject was acquainted with ERIC (LU), a ratheratician and member of the French tean at the Serpukhov arenic center. Eric and Subjiect’s husbarxi were engazed in speculation in icons. DB. Subject net several other foreign rationals with when her hustard traded foreign currency, icons, objets d'art, but could not remember any additional details about then which are not covered in debricfings of her husband. 2. RELATIVES, FRIENDS, AND ACQUAINTANCES WHO COCUPY POSITIONS OF INTELLIG:NCE [aisesT Of islel ASKOAD CN PCS OR abi eASIs: A. See separate 5X meto No. 236245 on Alla anil DPanya LU, probably identifiable as Alla ami Kim Aktmedovich KOSEEV. Koshev is second secretary of the Soviet Enbassy in Amman, Jordan. B. See separate SX meco No. 23628 on Sergey MANESHIN, physicist, exployed in a scicntiric research institute under the auspices of Moscow State University. C. See separate SX mero No. 23642 on Galina Davidovna BABUSHKIMA, Soviet hairdresser and judge of international cogpetitions, and her husband, Leonid BABSUSHEGN, an oral surgeon. D. See separate SX mem Mo. 236355 on Subject's half-brother Leonid MOGILEVSKIY, now a resident of Vienna, Austria, as well as information on Mogilevskiy in Paragraph 14B of the Preliminary Knowledgeability Debriefing of Subject. £. See scparate SX reco io. 25695 on subject's first ccusins Leonid Khavmovich and Grigoriy Xaaymovich SOKOLOVSATY, 2 physicist and an aviation ergineer respectively, both of whom are involved in secret work. 2 SECRET ter etree wn ew Rt nee % Ae eemmee 6m eet oe enema meen ee SonBRS
SECRET Serta. see eparzte SX meso ho. 23/91 on Nella CzLCia, Ey aft ; jeurn2list sot ; American section the Movesti Press ; Agency (APN) in Moscow. g vA : G. See separ 2 SX meto No. 23702 on Mikhail EOSTARCER, Ps ai Izvestiya correspontent, ang his wife, [rina 'ikna yr A POSTAPIYK, k a tecchér or Aussian literature in a closed rilitary institute. Q H. Subject identified the following additional persons F wh occupy Fositions of intellisence interest, wro serve airoad, or # wie travel to the Nest. In the cases of those cersons ézscribed below, ‘: there was insufficient information from Subject or insufficient agparent i vulnerabilities to justify serarace SX reporting. § (1) Yelena pru BYSTRITSNAYA, a rather well-}rown Soviet Fe film actress who ras born about 195: in Moscow. Cre af her fomocs roles ‘a was in the film of Sholokhev's novel "Tikhii Don’ (Cuiet Flows the Don}. é Subject met Bystritskaya through her twin sister Vera DIVGINA in about “ 1968. At the tine , Sudject! S sister was working in Moscew as an # crderly at the dental polyclinic near the bzerzhinskiy tetro station, i rot far from the Ministry of Foreign Trade. This polyclinic serves % rany Soviets wio travel abroad -- exployees of the “Ministry of Foreign z Trade, the Ministry of Foreign Afiairs, and, Subject ussimes, the KGZ. & Systritskaya wis 2ble to have her teeth fixed there as she is rarriod $4 to a Soviet dizlorat, IG@rR UU. Subject is certain he has a ditferent ray Surname than nis wife's who has retained hers thrcughout their warriage. Tzor's current assigrment is to a high diplomatic post in the Soviet Exbassy in Paris. Subject believes he holds the rark of counseicr. About 50 years old, Igor was born in Moscow. Ee is tall, on the thin 4 side, with grey hair, and a cistinguished looking face. He left for his OCS assigmment in Paris in 1973. Subject believes Igor ccrpleted the Institute of Foreign Trade (mot further identizied by Subject) in Moscow. Bystritskaya has not accerpanied her husband en his tcurs. abroad as she kas her own film career to pursue in Moscow. She did travel with hin on vacatien to France in about 1965 or 1969¢ her husband speaks fluent French. Bystritskeya is a totally apolitical - person wno is interested only in her career; basically she has a good heart. Both Bystritskeya and Igor are Party members. 7 6 ae 3 thee o air (2) Aleksey pru lm and Galina pm lnu: This couple iy lived as of Octcher th on the Sth floor of house mmber three, korpus aM three, on wlitse 26 Baki conskikh Komissarcv in Moscow, where Subject a and her husband reviled? fron 1970 through 1973. Tze husband, ALESSEY, ¥ is a Dagestani @evestanets) raticnal, who is a Professor of Cardiclogy es in an irportant =sdical institute on Pirogov street. He was torn about oy 19359. His wife, GALINA, born in Mcscow in about 1946, 1s a Russian naticnal. * “4 at a 3 3 SECRET = 4) . Bee. ‘ + ema Bee creme et wetness
SECRET re is al vavsician and isrks in the sone medicil institute as doe She is also a an and xs in the some medical titute as does her husband. Subject doesn’: celieve either of then are Party cexbers and both are extremely anti-Soviet. They maintain 2 large colisction of foreign books, both in Russian end other ianguazes, in their ererucent. wey bor and sell these beoks cn the bisck carket and srovulete i diemcnis anid illegally-procered foreign scods as well. Subject observed an English-language history cf the Communist Party of the Soviet Unior, isned, Subjec inxs, in Szerica, in their book collection. publisred, Subject thinks, > ti bock collect The cazle has a 1-1/2 year cil daughter, Mesha (Mariya). RPESEE ER EH ee att wiebundeone sant > “ (3) LISA (LSU). probably corrently ecployed in the Near Eastern denertuzent or the huicst: Press Agency in Jescow. Subject me Lina waen Subject was empleve3 as a master hairdresser at Salon Mucber Five cr ulitsa Kazitskaya in toscow, which is located near the APN building from 1987-69. Lina wes one of Subject's clients there and continied to have Subject do her hair when tay J Suoject moved to S2lcn Nunber Six on ulitsa Medvedeve. Never married, LINA wes bor about 2 1939; sz2 is a Pussian national. From abaut 1966-71, she served as = secretary to Danya pnu Inu (oossibly identifiable as Kim Akhuedovich z KOSHEV), who was then a political attache in the Soviet Embassy in z Damascus. When she returned t3 Moscow, she began working in the Kear ~ Eastern section of Novosti, tx: told Subject in 1672 that she expected « to be sent abroad ez2in to a Soviet embassy, probably in the Micdie East. { About 5°2" in heighs, Lina is stocky and clump, with short reddish hair s teased high on her read, green eyes, a straight nose, ard-a round face. 2 A simple, uncomplicated perscn, Lina's interests are food, gcad s restaurants, good times, liquer, and her many lovers, most of whom are g in the Soviet diplcratic community. Lina comes from a worker's fanily and probably has only a secondary educatica. 3 ‘ (4) Genradiy pra ANTONOV (Sebject is not absolutely : Sure of his surname; Antonov was as approxizate as she could come). Subject and her sister eccupiod Antonov’s ezartment on Kholturinsiaya ulitsa near the Preobrazhenshove retro station off and on for 2 year in i about 1529-70. At the time, Antonov was serving in economic affairs in 5 the Soviet Embassy in Madrid. Subject believes his tour there was fron rad 1968 until 1972. tonov is = close frierd of Subject’s half-brother * “ 4 Leonid *@khavievich SCGILEVSSTY fsee SX-22455) who arranged fer his sisters tw join Antcrov's rotrer Meriya Ivanovna in the large 4-rcom aoartment while Antcnov was away. Subject ret Antonov once in 1970 when he wes on hore leave in Mescow. Subject described him as abcut average height and weight, with dark brown short hair, and square-rimmed glasses. Subject puts Antonev'’s approxirate date of birth as 1539. tonov's wife, who accorpanieé hin to Madrid, is tall and fat. Subject a doesn't remamber her name. The couple have a daughter, possibly named et Natasha, who would be about mire years old tcday. The daughter was rot a with her rarents in Soain. Subject thinks she learned from her brocher we that Anterov finished the Instine of Fore:yn Relations CiUlMO) under the . Ministry cit Forcign Affairs, where he studied English among other Re lanjuaszs. Ho is a carcerist anf Party eosbher who folious the straighe “a and narresx ideological path, at lecst on the surface. Antonov's father 4 SECRET Sty “Bs. os, avewas oe neat TREE Reet re nee in re
+ i ¢ { perished during World ser i]. Subject is certain her hilf-turcther ; ; Mozilevskiy can supply much additicnal inforration on Antonov. : : aore (5) Lev c2ARYAN, a 45-year-cl¢ Amcenian, is the Director : of the “Charodeykal’ beaccy saion, located cn Xalinin Proszeit in kesccu. According to Subject, we Crarod deyra is cne of the two cost fashiorzble beauty satons in Moscc.. Subject rerame acquainted with f=tirea trrcuzh her mocher, “7.9 worked as zc cashier. at the Charodeyra salen : fron 1970 to 19735. Accaryan is the personal barber of Al« sey KOSYGEN, ' Chuiscan of the USS2 Comcil of Ministers. He constantly goes to i hosygin's apartment to cat his hair. Anbaryan has also traveled abpread : os several occasicns Sming the past few years to cer pete in anc susee international barter cometitions, rrinarily those neld in sscislist camntries. In additicn to Kosyzin, roburyan has otner clicnts within 5 the top rank of the Parzy ard goverment, whose hair he cuts in their . private apartrents. Oz average heicht, Ambaryen looks lixe a typical wee RETR ETA PES Bk AMIRI RT cure ele ev A Arzsnian -- he is plizy | with black curly hair, black eyes, and an olive a comlexion. His wife, Tezara AMBARYAN, is about 40 years oid, and also > x works as a barber (for ren) at the Crarodeyka salon. : , 8 Bs 3. ARRESTS AND FCSSIBLE KGB RELATIONSHIPS: 4 A. Subject claims she was never arrested. ry ie B. Subject identified the following individuals as | KGS-af filiated: ; 3 (1} Subject's neighbors on the first flocr of house rmober three, xorpus three on ulitsa 26 Bakinskikh Kormissarov in Moscow, “a who occupied, she believes, apartment number 350, were 2 couple nzxed ; Peat nS, Taft Aiea, Tanya (Tatyana) and ANATOLIY (LAU). Subject considers Tanva an informer {stukach) for the KG3. Officially, Tanya works scnewhere on the Plashchud Naging. Her fusbard, Anatoliy (Tolya) is the sen of an ge OF ed icportant Party man who is the Head of a trust. The father gets good j ; BA jess for Anatoliy. Anatcliy was in Iran from about 1972-73 as : ee translator; he speaks inglish and sete French. Subject cpined he protably 8 worked for the KGB there. although he was officially under the auspices LA of the pinistry of Foreion Affairs. When he returned to Moscow in & about 1975, his father got him a job as a construction engineer in a & scientiftc research institute (otherm.ise unidentified). Icbjec a believes the couple inas many friends who work in or around the KG3. (2) Subiect was for mmerly well-a cquainted with Tazara ZRLODOVA (Paicen race), who worked in Subject's last place or exployment as a master hairdresser from 1967-72. (The Salon Number Cre on Fucnetsky Most in esas): Born about 1946 in Moscew and a Russian . national, Kholodova is 2 Farty activist who held positicas of inpervance in the Komsanol Comittee ot the Drerzhinskiy rayon. In abou 19? vi, cate ad Bote, il sry eocrd bos 5 al ra ae funy ; SECRET & aa ant ~ eee teas Ae ne Oe a a ~ is vette Aad
SRE cere SR Be eRe itE Loe Me Aton ne > ad ” teat ’ OA a etn wa eee gapte # Badin teeta 5 ’ ee weer ode SECRET Sie 02 rried the chauffeur cf cne of the ten Purcy men in the CPSU, a2 man Su Dbject believes is mais Vasilly ‘ipascy, eetis ner carriage she landed a jod in the beauty salon of the Intacist Hotel, which caters only to forelgners. Trreuch her gan connections, seoledova obtained a position as chauffeur for her _Susband at the Syict Embassy ~ rere i3 a in Stecknolm. The couple csparted tezether for Sweden about a year 230, in the sunmer of 1975. Subject believes that both Yholodcva and her tusheurc report to the “C3. Subject's husband bilieves MEIUScy is a Gp officer. Zoth of these people were described by Subject as faithful Communists and gcod Party :erbers. C. See Paragraph 13 above for information on Bill MARTIN, when Supject heard was an .tmerican spy who had tren doubled ty the XGB. 4. DYSSIPECE IMFCRMATICN: Subject was never involved in any dissident activities in the Soviet Union. Si2 had no interest in underground literature {samizdat) and never reag any, nor did che ever recd Russian-language rocxs published abroad. Ir is unlikely Subject would have ‘ead such raterial or participated in dissident activities even had she had the chance to do so, as Subject and her husband disdained the efforts of the Soviet dissidents as foolish and pointless. Subject herself has only a secondary edJucaticn and Limited mentality. She is not interested in idzological matters und is an apolitical person. It is highly coubeful Subject read mach Of anything, forbidden or otherwise. 5. INFORMATICN CONCERNING SOVIET NATIONALISM FROSLEMS: None. Subject has difficulty differentiating between the various minority nationalities of the Soviet Union and tends to lump certain of then together uncer convenient generic terms, such as "Siriytsy" (Syrians) for Soviets of Turkic or other Moslem nationality descent. Subject had no interest in the plight of rinority nationalities the USSR. She recognized it was her Jewish ancestry which holped her to cnigrate legally from the USSR, but that is as far as it went. 6. COMMENT CONCERNING FOREIGN RADIO BROADCASTS TO THe SCVIET UNION: Not covered in this debriefing. Subject never menticned listening to foreign radic, sven in nassing. 7. CRIME IN THE SOVIET UNION: Subject eprarently was not personally invelved in criminal activities in the Soviet Union, but she was well aware of her husband's continual black market operations. Subject's hustend dealt successfully 6 SECRET
14-00000 Fat Fote BEM Santos mm Mets mee oe Toe NPT NETS CR Lame \ a De aC ed sath, Sates bosd' FARR pti a Hag, & we oF % LG m lave Spbae gh Bit tee a y et amen » * an aot i in sceculaticn in icons, gems. gold, objets d'art, nd occasionally tought and resold wwrijusna end ha activities are considered critinal acts in the USSR. Subjece'’s husbeni's activities cay be fond in his ce especially SX-23634 on Subject's hushand’s imewledge of S.vie market activities, and Menoraniim for the Pecord, date subject's huscsand's 201-922953. & 8. INFORMATION PERTAINT: G TO SOVIE: MAIL CENSGRSHIP PinCSit rss Ko information. 9, RKNOWLEDGEASILITY PECWDING KGB MCCUS CPERM DT DSIL= USSR: None. 10. IDENTIFICATION OF CHER SOVIETS WHO MAY BSE OF PCSSISLE @&S INTEREST: In addition to those individuals covered above in peragraphs “two and three, Susject was debriared on the following Scviet personalities who may be of marginal operaticnal interest. A. Lav GOZ0VSKTY: Crozovskiy is the Director cf the Dental Polyclinic near the Dzerzhinskoye metro station in central Mescow. This clinic is located near the building of the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Trade and is frequented by many Soviet cfficials who travel 2>rco2d and their families (ci. Paragraph Z(1) above on Bystritskaya}. Crozevskiv, as director of the polyclinic, is very knowledgeable on its clientele. Himself an oral surgeon (stecetolog), Grozavskiy is about 35 years old and a Jew. Subject cet hin througn her brother Leonid MDGILEVSXIY who is a stematologist by training. Grozovskiy is a Party meccar. His daughter, Liliya, is also a siccatologist and is rarried to 2 construction engineer named Lev LAU. In order to supplecent his inceme, Grozovskiy dues private dental work on the side (na levo). B. Tatyana ZAREDSKAYA is another stomatologist ecployed at the dental polyclinic described above. About 45 years cld, she is Jewish ard a Party member, born in Moscow. Her first husberd, whose surname she still uses, was Yevzeniy ZAREDSATY, who worked at the sm: Clinic as a aental tecnnoiogast. ner second husbarmd, Frin tiwj) is an architect, who is also a Farty member. Zaredskaya, as of Cctober i973, was considering apclving to legally emigrate from the Soviet Union. Also invoived ia work “on the sice'', Zaredskava averaged rive rubles per tooth in her illegal private practice. Oificially, a centist sets only one ruble fer filling a tcoth. 7 SECRET he eke ee ee ree ~Biieaa ob