104- 10268- 10001 PROHIBITED 3, + *. ceording. to Dutch authorities on T Noverss sez 1563, in talking about attacks } by Cusan Foiugees against ths Suban mainland, SANTOS had. replied | ‘past wait and Fou, vill sce what) ype Soon, ' "Asked tobe iors precise, SANTCS ad replied. Bist ath Fast - wait, SANSCS is reported. - to havea oroncgatsiUrerer inthe U.S.A. " 4, A very sensitive source reports that after bis conver sations with SNETHLAGE, SANT OS was- vary angry y because she .t had contacted. him, 2 7 — KOl/- 2S QYV SE ceoee : . Te re emer ceeerereneee: | neces § Cowmpeeee ee paar HW 532716 DBocld: 32373005 Page 140 REPRODUCTION pon.
HW 53216 . 104-10268-10001 REPRODUCTION _ PRT * “Gonnrat ¢ Comsnel _-Pyenldent’s Commiasion on the- "ov Aesassinstion of Fresidam Kamiady © aya —_ - . éDegationa Regarding trgallizence Training Sehsel in Minsk, USSR as Tranem: thee te ie “Warren Commission t. + Nagations of the existence of a Soviet. intelitgenco’ endfor’ sabotage tralaing echool] in Minsk, USSR, have corte fo the . Attention of the Agency {reve preas reviews. Alsog. there has bags an informal inquiry from 6 saember of ; »Sommission, : tir. Iniles, very receathy on this detail. I x p Side: eppertanity: to luarnish to the Commission the information @hieh tie Agsacy bas on thts topic. : a Gor . Zz. X caretul veview of SLi files tas protees ano hard ' fafermstion regarding Soviet 3 intoliigencs or cabotage training in Minsk since 1947. Cna item of information ovuppliad by a Soviet dafector in KM9 reported the axistvace, as of 1947, of an inteRigence training uchool in Minsk. No adiitiemal details, however, were co avajlable regarding its enrrictlam or location in Minsk, fafermatien |. . developed from our sources sinc: 1049 haa not santoned, confirmed, : | or corroborated the contine ede nletence ot the Iinsteation. “WO MERE WIDsd JF FOqWNN, uownseg 9261 me 3. Anethey eeference in CL: Biles to trataing in Minsk relates ‘to tha existence of a szboetags gseheoel which functioned in Atinak, amily the Sermon attack on the Soviat Union in 1941, afzoe which the achcot 28 moved to enkeg rad. | . mance PROGIBITED, Docld: 32373005 Page 141 we ee
HW 532716 DoclId: 32373005 Page 142 104-10268-10001 . “REPRODUCTION. “PRORIBITED 4. These two items of injorrietios are the only oass tn the poxscasion of this A Lgenty rubeting to intelgencs and sabotage tr siming In DMingk. ‘They avo farnithedlte the Commisaica in 4 ee, ase to complets la avelved, tt Sas been\ to this memeraee ° SEOrr ‘ tors. Besduce ofthe sznsitivs sourtes Bi te ‘atta sensitivity indicator tenets Tie start y Tetoy nicasrd Yeims . Seputy Dircetor for Fiaus Distributions : ' _ Original & lL» Addressee . ae DOP . TERRY SicuiSe i oeue 28k fT! Rott an - 1 = CI/REASER — ON . Griginased bya CURA [pastattianteses, 4 June 1964) \ . S Nye .\ ve a 225 ayy UT epee eae 283 e222 ~- PROLIBY (GbR _ COPY. NO.
104-10268-10001 "REPRODUCTION “PORTED. 16 December 1963 v> t ghasecaur Yodera. Does oy ipwese uta _ ARseotdboas. be. 3. o. rte aniectse Jaime BEUGSES Ge oun mupaeta af tun seamesietion ak | i Pppeddems Stina 2. Smedss. | te SS neleunk Meulaiee tp sot” tee 203 sman tem pees. a5» sa psu) laeatekce ts sot ae meer yery mito ana tae Seam hed oy coven tnt wok sites aay oe Gpenisiasliy ecscre bis excess N o> yorameniacicns. oO, . - . i rd ‘ -= HW 532716 DBoctId: 32373005 Page 143,
104-10268-10001 | . -—— PRERIBITED ‘Federal Burem of Investigation Attention: Hr. 5. J. Papich a 97 133 , CSOF we . FRM . 3 Deputy Dixeatr ‘(Bhons) SUBJECT; Poter TEXYARIN's Comentaron the Kenedy Assassination on : 2. AtGched-far your gente) are the written ccamente of HB up to ante, Sine stoped a towce vith Soviet intelligence : - Gdevelocments to the best of his ability. Wis coments on how Be We have destied to pase on his views withouk editing, Hae nore caan Nm Specifically endnrse his conclusions. CLA ASSRIGATION REVIEW CONDUCTED on_2-5 MAY Bi £__IMPOET CL pyesatot } : cser-3/719,235 C/wa/3/J-M.thitten: any. .  *-: 22 Deceribar 1963 Distribution:. oo. . BASIC: ee . : Hone - Orig. &1 -. Addressee _  «hL]RI . 4, FROTEE 2 -cr/ua 2 = cr/nea - -1 - ci/sic Bree _ rember 413-76 ay wha , ‘2 * ypbee 63 for POI Review on _ ~ PROBIE oe a - paste HW 53216 Docld:32373005 Page 144
HW 532716 4104-10268-10001 REPRODUCTION PROWIBITED ~Q- e. Connsivably ony of President PELTED" Pionned ections to get even nore fim with the Serists dswing the pre~ Moection year are this sabotaged by the President's mmrdiar. ?. ihe Soviets curiously understool that the death cf President SERZ2DY would result in the emergence of DeGAULLS a8. a, strong Vestern lesder. DeCAULLS cf course saya "vast's Sye8 far France 3s nok necessarily bal for the GSR." gate of ote eae Taree ore "he Ef the USSR hae any anbitiows aims in U. 8. mublic opinica their moter of President 7GISDY would serve to cay the moder us committed by the radical right as som os the deed vas Gone nnd before CSHALD wan captured. COPY HO. Doclda: 32373005 Page 146 ns
104-10268-10001 REPRODUCTION PROMIAITED bd. To such_on sperstion tha KGa could not use a Soviet citézon though the very real possibiliby SaSta thet CSuNto-was— “Tesasted by a Seriet tliegal of the G2 15th Peparhsest. Sticking to esseatials--It was a good pln thet did succoel- | | | | | } | ee CSHAKD 414 escape Tran the bock butlting. ae He @4A get to @ theatur vnica sould have been hts point. of contact with bis illegal case officer. Certainly we mow the XGB*a ‘penshent fox waing theaters fur meting laces - Atter tis exzest, which vaa caly due to his u- eco the follaring: 2 he HUBY had. access to the police station. Peparts de He. oveceasfully pilenced CGVALD. “ @. Es kee a good longest of tesporsry inssity. 2. Ee has 4 reasmmable chance to eseepe the cesta sentence. oO the untarsigaea wight be better quaitied to coment co the CSUALD sepects of this case if we Nmew the following sbout hia activities prior te bis devartase to the USsR: Serna: amd c. below offer three possibla asses to the question, . dia be go to Hesaows” . . . ge Piest, COHAID wee @ self-ende Marxist or Conmmist ~ dhe deetded to gar oa his am; that is, he mie this decision by himself mel prewptea by no one. Ea possibly was looking for. : be Second, after CSVALD'’s Aischarge ae an “isxieairable” \. ‘Prom the Merines, be fan biogelf in e difPiculs ant usploasant Ly sitvation: 45 i¢ possible thet in this sliumticn be ys noticed ~ dy a spotter denrectutter for the Dllegals or scem cther depert- Rent and was considered a = possitie caniiiate for use oF . PROBED — HW 53916 DoclId:32373005 Page 147
104-10268-10001 REPRODUCTION PROMIBITED recraiieent? The till informetion abouwk GOFALD wes sent to Hescow, acd on ieseow's order on investigation of CS2iD ves meade and : there followed! Geciaton to ” Savite’ hin to Hoseow- Using the oh seus finanetal anotstanee ook pooe aivice cu how 2 Se a me m ee “Ghtsa, COUALD went to } Heocow, or was sem to Noscow, 7 dy! stme, prd-Sorlab, ‘ore-Commnist, prowuben organization(s) . ‘beving in mind thet he would stey in the Soyist Unien for a few ‘ goats, Ieamning wore shout the Soviet Unies ana receiving in- ' piYustions for Spee orersticna, sothrin3 b. fo vou dia be talk, whem did he coutaet at this - . 1 { oe Hew, when amd through whom dia COWALD spt his . a “he Bow long dia 4¢ take foe him to gat the visat f. ‘When ed how @ta CSUAID travel to the USSR (air, _ seny through witeh countries; in vixich comtries, Lf eny, aid he make etoyes baw Jeng sre ueh etaps)7 ;  DePare he Ieft for the UScm: | verscnally ar by televhene, Dy mail? - Dia be ever ask anyme say qussticns on traveling to the USSR? . When? romoOC re “ng 188, red PROGIBITED | AW 535216 Boclda: 32373005 Page 146 -
HW 53716 use ; hin ina aS) jes Coen wag. 104-10268-10001 REPRODUCTION PROLIBITED under observation, tmmestigation-and complete contenl by 5. Ta UNS particular enso, under the Second Guief Directorate (Ci). Being under the comkrol of the AES, of tha same tine be wis under heavy investigeticn directed at answering the question of why this Stapda Anertean hed cone to the TUGR (it docm’t make any dirference whether they law in advance about CSWALD or nob; anyuay, thoy would caénet oneb on investigeticn) . Every possible bit af infor service in the Nerine Corp, cts. At the seme tino, GGUALD sue . j nD. “yea GOWRED chewed some Aiscatisfavbton ehout the ‘Sovict wagvef Lite (1t 4a usual fer dseriess)~-ena by tis tise * SIND, yet abrendy met bis gixl Friead (the MIB probshay delyed Caug 63 | AEPROOUCTION | | . Weel OS 7 a roe 190 P12 PROLIBITED. DocId:32373005 Page 149 COPY HO.
104-10268-10001 REPRODUCTION PROBED hin to find har--to mike hin hepgy ani to mim sure tist he would , not leave tha Sovies Union) the <8 et the sexe Line coarbimea ; ° to train hin, protebly in the way of an old-fPnebionad Marrias, telling him that he would be o good fighter aguinst ingerialists end against jsertem willimatres, such ag ROCKRSELLES, KECHEDY esa ctherg. 8283 sonmibera here, while in this kind of tratning, _.-- @ lew Level. ease officer af State Hecurity told bin thst to have —"  - @ better Lava in the U. S. you have to fight very hari to bory oe capitalise; o% our err Diktta Sergeyevich sxye; together vith expitatizn;-ytu have to bury all the utliimmsires, ineluding your q | fizst-beass end block-sucker, KESuSDY (HOTS: this ia nob a tall. \)Satery; ib is the way in vhich State Security operates with the See ee ie anak within the a3 th vee Goniien tes _ seaevhere here, 12 be vas already a Soviet agent or act, the girl shoved up, or ghe vas there before, but by this time she uaa pregzrt and CSVALD decided to go to the TA. ‘hen he was toli. ftter this talk, CSWALD shouted—uhere 1s your freedoat | "PARI om a toe HW 532716 DBocld: 32373005 Page 150
i REPRODUCTION PRORBITED BB—exoothly aad quistly, vith po tals gaing arcual abost Ss. - 5 Be Yho bained her end how xeny times to urite papers for the Soviet Hinistry of Foreign Affetrs to say that she ied married an American citizen and vosla like to 30 vith hin to the USA? TY it was done 4 few times and with greed difficulties, — then prubehiy 2 vas dane caly with 9 2ittle belo from the Mae Tt, i, vent to riinaek?7- the chese Minek-<did he or dtd saseme alset “2. Who vere her bushand's frienis? Pros vhet atreles? Yorkers? Intallectoais? . Ge Hoy many times were she snd her tastand—vhils. they . govemaaant, : other ofice thm the KGB which vould male such an invitation. It makes no @ifference 1f they were egents cr net.) REPRODUETION | 7 ; sctston, ne 192 of tle HW 53216 DBoclId: 32373005 ‘Page 151
HW 53716 104-1 0268-10004 mS po a ner Ps ne h. How snert (intelligent) is sie’ Does abe really apeck m0 English? Is bey English better then she shows or . better than 26 should be after being hex: caly two years: tr worse: i. Vises toes sha say cb pbout live in the Soviet thicn? ; de “Did hee Imsband bave a gum vbile be was in the | Soviet Union: - If so, hew does she lmoy abeus 162 When did ho _ eet 28: 5 gin vith bin corsa tha border? For your 1 Did ke ee Jeaming of 20. Teast of all en feerican- Ww ger x. who gave finenalal help to then before they loft Saks soviet Baten (BORE: For a regilaxy yorker in the Soviet Union, it is imesathia to save enough to buy 9 Sicket and mae eny kind of preneraticons to go abreed. i. ho gove instructions to GSWALD to ask for fisenctal aspistance ct the americon Bxbesy upon his rebum to the Usa? tha USSR? Ez ao, in what ciarch? heue lace yaa 2: “tda they deptise theiraserond child, born in tke U. 3.3 - ne Ef COMAED never had & permonent job bere In tip _ USA, then cho ves going to Pinence his aexb trip to the USSR? - | Bow mach d1a hts wite Iaxw about his plan to retum to the US5R ua. mo ingestigniton af the wife cheula be mde step by step, keeping In mind ook never forgetting thet OSRALD as : wall es she hersel? vere uider comstsnt coservation and with. constart contacts vith orgmns of the 0B. Bithert suck chnervaticn end: canterta vith argens. of the KOS, no forel smears con Live within: the Soviet Onicn. 48. To mop investigation of this case ve should not lose the Inktistive. . Ta view of the extracrtinary circusstamess “ef Mayvisit to the Soviet Inbasey in Mexico city. Afrienily patted con be expected to honor such a request. ¥e might learn dgrest. deal tren the Soviet realy. Recta OITA COPY NO. PRON il DoclId: 32373005 “Page 152 vam ot 212
HW 532716 104-10268-10001 ie OTM. DARLEY Mette: | 16 January 1944 dussel ° ota Laeioit ers . | fs ray (Anat i Es do 72 waa. | as Best S,. Bye wes ' MEMCRANLUM © = CONVERSATY tcy ‘b ‘, tO: Chie?,. SR “J supsect: _ cla Work: in Support oz the Warren Commission . Langewitn wesere. Angleton and Rocca on tha evening of 15 January -E G4. the \s J. * Separtment, air. afternoon of 14 January 19684. <7 2 =e Hr, Angleton said that lr. voxed by press accusations that the Warren Comission has of; Gnestions or requests, to be snetided na tetter oe mont, This fetter, From the Warren Commission andVio be transmitted through the Department of State, would seek additional evi-— . Gencs which is presumably availabie in Soviet files which could ossist the Commission's deliberations. not have a detailed idea of what he wanted to ask the Soviets — for but did say that the questions should be “not too tech- Although Mr. Angleton thought that ‘the letter should ~ be written only after the CIA report and comments have been complated, in order to make tke letter as effective as possi- Nr. Dulles fett it should go now, be phrased in generali- ties and allow the Soviets more flexibility in their handling of the matter than would a more pointed letter based on our Mer. Dulles asked CIA only for the questions ir. Murphy suggested that we ask. only for certain. records rather than put specific questions Ur. Murphy suggested that these might include Soviet hospital records connected with Lee Oswald's attempted suicide, © city visa and registration records for Moscow and Minsk, Zactory personnel records from Oswald's place. of enploy— : AIso‘Oswald's diary noted that his case had passed ‘through two commissions in the USSR; ve might ask for the ‘ be. Angleton said that in transmitting our suggestions to Mr. Dulles we can include ‘any introductory paragraphs or explanatory coments that we | been dilatory, asked CIA suggestio nical.” ble, concrete findings. and not for a draft letter. to the Soviets. ment, ete. ‘lyecorda of these commissions as vell. qismre7 16240 Bourse “teen " Qocument Number arpa FOI Revi al wee muy ;Ae Re fer F omc PROBED t DoclId: 32373005 Page 153 Ce In turn, 3. Angleton was reporting tous ifance of his meeting with tir. Allen Dulles, Mr. +. e@ Rankin, Chie? Counsel, Hr. Wellins of the Justice>~ Helms and ur. Rocca, which took. place « on, the REQ 9245 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED ‘apparently. p pio- Mr. Dulles did ~~ BOESS aih > Dire Date Ener DERE Soke oR Tht oe et ot ed ees ee. PAGE 194 of 2 12 COPY HO. D as77
HW 53716 1 104-10268-10001 REPRODUCTION PROGIBITIER -~2- felt necessary to explain to lis. Dulles the direction of our - thinking about these proposals. (Note: B; instructed Mr. Wigren to prepare a ‘drazt of suggested queries, using the assistance of DERYABIN and to have this ready, if possible, by the closa of - busines» today.) Gee te ” 3. _Rankin: stated that the Commission wants to account in detail, minute by minute and hour by hour, for Oswald's tine’ outside the United States. Mr. Bagley suggested that. the narrative. chronology of Oswald's stay in the Soviet Union bev converted: toa chronology tabulation which would permit us more “to fnsert.added details and dates as we learned of therkJB “other documentation which we can expect to receive shortly. This was agreed. f (ote: I instructed Mr. Wigren to begin re~ f . casting the narrative immediately into ~ this form.) 4. Wr. Rankin said that the Comaission has a waist-high stack of documents and reports received from the FBI and Secret Service which CIA has ‘not yet received. These include Secret Service interviews with Marina Oswald, letters from-Lee Oswald in the USSR and other material. He promised to send this material to Hr. Helms shortly. . : (Note: We wAlL pass appropriate parts. of this. material. to DERYABIN for further analy- sis along the lines of his earlier work - OR documents already in our possession. ) 5. . YWessrs. Angtate im. Murphy and Rocca considered DERYA— BINS Anitial anal) is of Marina Oswald's documents, and the mor fei 6 exril— ous analy SOF even hynothesis until some of DERYABIN’ s questions been answered. Mr. Rocca suggested that DSR¥A-— BIN's paper be recast into nore. of a questionnaire form: and’. te. Bagley agreed, pointing out that DERYASIN'’s comment and speculation could be put off to the side as explanatory con- ment on each question, as appropriate. Mr. Angleton and Mr. Murphy thought that it would be desirable to send this paper to the Warren Commission in advance of other CIA reports with. A memorandum informing the Commission that we would need : » - ! answers to this interim questionnaire in order to reconstruct mG a detailed chronology of Oswald's time in the: ‘USSR and to . ' comment on his activity there. The Commission would be asked : ‘to procure the information from Marina through any Agency it _might choose. . PROMBTED | a COPY NO. DoclIda: 32373005 Page 154
— REPRODUCTION PROMIETED. -~3-=- (Note: I instructed Mr. Wigren to prepare the DERYABIN paper in this format urgently.) G. Hr. Angleton ‘reported that he had asked the Commis- sion representatives. cextain questions pertaining to our use # defectors AB analysing the Oswald papers: - ae Was: the- Commission formally requesting us to — Swettins thought that the answer “QE this question is yes. However,  . . . Angleton asked for a formal ; request from the Comission to this x effect. The FBI. has stated that its -- reports are not to be passed to a AELADLE, which may cause some compli. - cations. : b. Would the Commission be, popared ¢ ta: assume the . burden of responsibility if such: “a gefector: should disa- . gree with the Commission's opin Or Come, ip with a radically different hypothesis or i (Gerpeetation? The. persons present said that the Comission would. ce. If a defector who had contributed to the analy— sis of the documents should be unwilling to appear person— ally and formally before the Commission, would the : Commission exercise its subpoena powers against hin? Hr. Rankin thought that if there was a risk involved for the defector, the ‘Commission would not do so. However, Rankin promised to get a formal answer from the Commission on this point. . d. Will the classification we: put on our corres- pondence to the. Commission be honored? The ‘answer. was. , that ‘in principle our classification. would be honored. How= ever, \Mii Rankin: 2 (oy t that CRA" s ‘ou not hope cto evade. cxiti-~ PRONIBITED 7 HW 33216 Docld: 32373005 Page 155