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& oF, 7. &, ‘interpre Vou ntatied prestonsly that nobody feam the KG had An infereat ity Onwald, but Oswald adiadted that he had heen inter viewad by officials af the MVD for KOK) at leagt twice on his arrival inthe USSR and apain before his departure, What was said shout these interviews in the Oawald file or in the summary (spravkal of Oswatd'a file? Do you krow the names of the people who talked to Oswald?) Was ft the KG, MVP, ofr both? What do you know about the “Intourist puide’ Rusa Agafonova who visited Oswald in his hotel room shortly after his arrival in Moscow? Did you personally know Rimma Shirokova, the Intourist guids or ter? Was she a KGB officer or KGB agent working for Intourist? Was thero a report in the Oswald filo that Rimma Shirokova. sent two - postcards to Oswald in Minsk from some vacation places in the south ~ of the USSR? Did you know that Rimma Shirokova visited Oswald In Minsk?.. (See Epstein's book, page 124.) ¢ 10. a, Describe in detail how you learned about it, Note: Oswald and Shirckava allegedly talked about the possibility of Oswald studying at Patrice Lumumba University in Moscow, It also should be noted that Shirokova visited Minsk shortly after Oswald and his wife Marina decided to go to the United States, How did you know that Officer Krupnov wrote a roquest and opened a a case fite on Oswald? Did: ‘you ‘gee when Krupnov was s writing it? Dia you ‘read the request or hear about it from somebody? I you saw it, whio approved’ and sanctioned the request? If the KGB had no Interest in Oswald, then. why was a file opened? Previously, on many occasions, you stated that the KGB had no interest in Oswald, that he waa not normal, and that he should leave the country, _- Who among the KGB junior and senior officera made the decision that the: KGB had no interest in Oswald and that he should leave the countey? ‘from whom, from what documents, and when, How did you know that there was no microphone in the Hotel Berlin room where Oswald stayed? Did you personally check the room before Oswald * arrived? -. x 20
age re, You stated that ne KOM officer w an evercin contact with Qswalil, How could you make sacha statement if you did not cead the file? You were’ not responsible for it, and, according tu your information, you did not visit Minsk to study the Oswald cise, Note: Oswald's diary clearly shows that most of the students he met were toast Likely not students at all, They were more Likely KG officers - . under cever as students, 13. You stated previously that it was Officer Krupnov who wrote a request and opened the case file on Oswald, which was later sent to Minsk, Namo other officers who participated in making the decision to.open - the file, who handled the file, and who sent the file to Minsk, What- part did you 1 personally, play in Oswald's case while Oswald was in Moscow? 1 424. You stated previously that the Secand Chief Directorate of the KGB v was not interest in Oswald because {it was concerned only “with internal . matters, " Isn't it (rue that the Second Chief: Directorate is the internal countcrintelligence organization and is responsible for foreigners who : | enter the Sovict Union for any reason? Isn't it true that the tourist departrnent ot the Second Chief Directorate is responsible for foreign tourists euch as. Oawala?. Then why wasnit: thie Second: Chiet Directorate’ interested | in Oswald? ‘Do you see any contradictions in your statement? 7 . ZV 15. You stated that there was-no attempt made to exploit Oswald for . propaganda purposes, such | as Radio. Moscow broadcasts, TV, lectures, etc. How do you know this? Do you have any comments on the following: | " "On October 19 (1960), Lee (Oswald). was interviewed in his 1 room at the | Hotel Berlin bya ‘correspondent of Radio Moscow, Lev Setyayev, who was ostensibly seeking his impressions as a tourist to use in propaganda ‘broadcasts overseas," Was there an officer in the KGR by the name of Setyayev? Was this interview organized by the KGB? © | 16, Do you have any information that Oswald might have been met in - Leningrad by Intourist and then made all the arrangements to go to Moscow? - 21,
14-9000 7, 18. According to your statement, 19, uw 20. y 2. y 22, ~ 23. 4 Who toll fatearist that there was no KG interent in Onwall? What in the nanse af the officer and hta departuent whe didiao? While in Moscow, Oawald was Interviewed by at leant three American correnpondents, a Se ee In it your opinion that the Second Chief Directorate waa not Interested to find out why Onwald talked tu these hewepapercmen and who they were? isn't that partcof the V.Gis's responsibilities? Oswald was not connideced normal, Who determined that he wan not normal? How many ductors, from what institutions, concluded that Oswald was not normal? The Second Chiof Directorate and Intourist officers could not conclude that Oswald was abnormal without medical expertise. | If Oswald was abnormal, then why did Soviet authorities, for example, the Ministry of Forcign Affairs, not inform the Arnerican Embassy about it? Note: In hie previous interrogation, Nosenko hesitated in answering these questions, You stated previously that Oswald was in the hospital, the hoaplital said that Oswald was not normal, and there was no action taken to inform the American Embassy, How do you know all of this without réading the = Oswald file? Why do you think that the American Embassy would not have taken Oswald if he had been turned over to them? Do you know that any Soviet government office contacted the American Embassy and informed. them about Oswald's presence and the suicide attempt in Moscow? . Was the only reason that the Soviet Government did not inform the American Embassy of Oswald's alleged suicide attempt that it was feared that he might try it again? . You stated that there was no psychological assessment of Oswald by the KGB nor by the hospital, and that there was no report of that nature, You did not read the file, You read only summaries, Then how could you know that there was no such report? How long was the summary-- 100 pages? 22
¥4-90009 ®4. Do you know wheacand hy whom a ntatelenn pasaport was issued to Oswald? Where was itissued? Are statelons panaporte usually issucd by the MVD on the reequumendation and approval of the KG? What would happen if the MVD iseued a stalelens passport without KGB knowledge or if the KGB was apgainot it? 25. You stated previously that the KGB considered Oswald to have retained his American citizenship while he was In the Soviet Union. Do you have - any comments on the fact that alter his arrival in the USSR, and after having made oral requests for Sevict citizenship, he returned to the American Embasay, denounced his US citizenship and threw. out his ” American passport to the American Consul at the Embassy, . ; Do you think the KGB monitored Oswald's conversations with the . American Consulate officers or received reports from the American Embassy (from Soviet employees there or Soviet agents there) about Oswald's denunciation of US citizenship? Did the KGB instruct Oswald to denounce his American citizenship at the American Embassy before he would be permitted to apply for Soviet citizenship? y 26, You atated that the. decision to’ give Oswald a stipend. wae made by the Red Cross, Explain in detail how the Red Cross learned that Oswald | arrived inthe USSR, Who informed the Red Cross that there was an American who needed help? Why was it decided to give help from the Red Cross and not from the Trade Union? It is. understandable that _ Oswald might not have had enough money to start a new life in the USSR, ° but he was not a poor beggar who needed to be turned to the Red Cross instead of the Trade Union. -How did ‘you find out that it was the Red Cross that made the decision? According to available information, the Red ; Gross does not assign money to anybody without the recommendation of F - some other Soviet office, Which office was its the KGB, MVD, the Council of Ministers, Intourist, or the USSR Supreme Soviet? Wha x 23
27. 29. 30. 31. officers, then this should ke noted in the Oswald file which was sent to started it firs¢" Who iace the decision on the amount to pay Onwald? Why was it decided to pay hire 790 rubles a month instead of 500 of 10007 What was your salary ana KOS officer? Approximately LM 400 rubles a month, new munky? Tantt it true that Oswald received more than you did? If it was decided by the KG officers and by Soviet doctors that Oswald was abnormal, then why was he perrnitted to marcy a Sovict citizen? Note: According to Soviet law, in every union republic, including Belorussia, the “reesrriage cannot be permitted between persons if one of them is prussunced « mental case or imbecile, © Did you have any information that the Minsk KGB veported to Muscow headquarters Oswald's intention to marry a Sovict citizen, in this case, Marina? You stated previously that Oswald's file was sent to the Second Directorate of the Relorussian KGB. Haw do you know that it was sent specifically to the Second Directorate and not to the KGB chairman or his deputy . with a special instruction? . What do you mean "to keep an eye on hii" (Oswald)? That, according to your words, was the instruction frorn the Seventh Department of the Second Chief Directorate to the Belorussian Second Directorate of the KGB. You stated’ that there \ was no visible surveillance of Oswald, there was no microphone in his apartment, tut you stated hia mail was monitered and | that there were agents arouz.d Oswald in places where he worked and liveds. Explain. how you learned about it. Do you know tha namés of any agents who reported on Oswald? If you did not read the file on Oswald, - how could you know about it? Previously ‘you stated that Oswald was handled no differently than any eee other American defector. “. ... The only difference was that he was not” to he allowed to stay, and he was considered to be abnormal." If this was _ the only difference, and it is quite a big one, then why was he allowed to stay in the USSR? If Oswald was “not normal" according to the KGB 24 :
Pa ae the Belorussian KGB, - Therefore, the KGB and MVD ia Belorussia knew ; about it. Then how anc why was Oswald permitted to have a shotpun . Which he kept in his apartnient in Minak? w34, Do you have any information that while in the USSR, especially ducing: the year 1960-1961, Oswald might have been visiting Cuba? Nate: Nosenko claimed that during October-November’ 1960, he (Nosenko) went to Cuba with a group of STATE PLANNING COMMISSION'S ; META LURGISTS headed. by Ivan Strigen. He stayed in Cuba for two months, Do you have any comments on the statement made by Marina's uncle, the MYD colonel: “I thought that Alik {Oswald) had not only given up’ his American citizenship but had become a citizen of the USSR, " . Note: The qtiestion is that if an MVD colonel thought or could be fooled 7 by the KGB that Oswald was a Soviet citizen, it is possible that - he really was a citizen or that the KGB spread the rumor that he W2S~e What do you know about Oswald's association with the Foreign Language Institute in Minsk? To your knowledge, what KGB, GRU, and other intelligence schools or training courses were in Belorussia during your work with the KGB? ee » What do you know about Oswald's application to.attend Patrice Lumumba” University in Moscow? Why was Oswald denied entrance to the University? Note: At that time, Colonel Yerzin, senior KGB officer, was a deputy director of Patrice Lumumba University. (P.D.} Dia you know that Oswald took, with him to the American Embassy a letter from his friend Ziger in Minsk? Oswald left that fetter at the 39. Ame rican Embassy. What do you know about the fact that Oswald, while in Minsk, reccived American magazines and other publications? Do you think the KGB knew oe about it? Did you know that Oswald was helped to ‘study Russian at the Minsk plant by one of his co-workers and ‘by one of his friends, Erich, and by a girl at the Foreign Language Institute? Do you know the names of these people? a 25
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404-10196-10825 PY po ey > 2 MAR 1965 WEMIBANIIN O82! Director oo, ° ; Yoderal Burema of Invastigatioa gunszer 3 \ arvin KAHTOR; Powalble Connection to Tevestigation #& Loe Harvey ond Marina OSWALS i. Wefereuce is aade to your file sauvber (S$) 10$~77772, ‘subject: Marvin 4ARTOR aud to your file auaber (5) 1935-62555, eubject: Lea Karvay OF¥VALS. 2. fe may be of inrerene to your. affica te pete che follewizs ecoineidancas in the backgrownds ef KANTOR and Low Harvey sad Mayloa a. As you tnow from praviove correspondence reyardiag EagtoOR, be reperreadly wan in Minsk, 03538, fur six weeks during tha seumer of 1956 and curing the period 2 Juna te 8 Segtember 1949, Although OSWALD epparently did gee arrive in Minsk watil January 1953, Marina OS8ALD, according ta har ove testinoey, arrived in MNingk toward the oad ef Auguat 1959, b. Io teterviews on 3 and 4 May 1961, in Copenhagen, Demsark, with an esployea ef thia Agency who wae kuown to SAhTOR ae “e representative of Americen Intelligence”, EaBTOR cleiewd to have been awnething of cn ecddity 23 _ Minak since he was the only Awericaa residing theta st ths tiwe. AS euch, he claimed to bewe 2ttructed to aleself a grouy of youag Soviets who dianlaye¢ an nausval euriosity aboge the etacdard af Airis fu the United States and Heaterm Europa and vheas Lotereats eeaterag around girls, care, having a good tira aad aatening te jase swale on the Yegeco of Asarica, Aaomg . shese young Soviets, aecerding to SANTO2Z, waa a young san adwed Tzor (LNU), "whose father wag a Sevier srey yoneral’, Ir ig isterastien that OINALD alee reportedly
F-90000 13-00000 iy ae : considered himself to be an eddity as tha only jmerican residing in Minsk and attracted sore or less the sae . type young Soviets as did KANTOR, It should be noted that OSWALD listed ameag his'eclose friends in Minsk & young Soviet named Pavel COLOVAGIEV, whose father 7 ostensibly was a Soviet army general. 5 i ! es . @ Both <ANTOR and OSWALD had served ae enlisted nem and ae . techniciens in the United States Marine Corps. _ ae d. Aceording te a report from your Detroit office, dated - 14 August 1964, KANTOR is omployed by the University of Michigan, Am Arbor, Michigan, as a lecturer in Slavie languages and literature in the umiversity’s College of Literature, Science and Arts. According . to press reports, Marine OSWALD ia curreatiy enrolled | in a special English lauguage course at. the University (of lichigen, Ans Arbor, Michigan. FOR THE DEPUTY ERECTOR POR PLANS ¢ Signed: John C. Mertz INES ANGLETOR CSCI ~ 316/00925-65  G . Distribution: f . . Orig & 1 - Addressee eS —t- C/CI/SIG me 1 = C/CI/R&A ~ C/SR c/sR/cl C/SR/CI/R (hold cy & comeback cy) ~ $R/0/US/d1 ~ 201-289 ,248 - 201-279,710 . _ §R/CL/Research be 26 February 1965 fe eS et i
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