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14-00000 SECRET COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT SBSR - 547 24 July 1872 4 COUNTRY: USSR/United Kingdom SUBJECT: Anatoliy Mikhaylovich GOLITSYN DOI : 1971 or as specified SOURCE : A staff officer of Department V (Sabotage, Assas- sination, etc.) of the KGB First Chief (Foreign) Directorate who defected on 3 September 1971 while serving at the Soviet Embassy in the United Kingdom. The information is considered generally reliable within the limits of the source's knowledgeability, pending completion of debriefing and subsequent final evaluation of the source and the total croduct. oa, The attached information comes directly from the : which fs handling the source. Since : ng nas not yet been completed, there may be further H information clarifying, amending, or adding to the present : report. Any such information received will be disseminated in the present series. 2. Recipients of this report are encouraged to contact the originator regarding evaluation of the material or submis- sion of requirements. i 3. Source knew of GOLITSYN only by this name, but the companion with whom Source defected also knew of GOLITSYN as KLIMOV.\, She had heard more about him when she visited her parents in{Finland), but furth i e not as yet been received from the Ve Attachment: Source report as indicated. ceascring wr MEU EXLUOT Reet so ene or te Sn i te me Shawn . [re ed NES GAEOUER oe Sa | ry a ee AID MEAMIOS RIVOLYE APPROVAL OF DIRECTOR _ ~— (artres OM ISSS. ca, 168078 gate a ceeata SECRET 3/6
CEES TESS Sty enantiomers ged 2 east at watts 0 eRe Mea rae f would be in danger. of arm wet ts Sh Be va? SECRET Anateliy Mikhaytovich GOLITSYN born 25.8.1926. Defected in Finland 15.12.1961. er crn TE EAS OEE STE A A (Naim ou Aly de BM BE Mt tg cua esettly M peo PL de TT RSL) ya GOLITSYN defected during source's period of service with ‘the K.G.8. Source heard about him from various K.G.B. officers but never met him. . 2, With reaard to GOLITSYN's defection, source - id he had fete. been told in Conden by both Konstantin Tyanovich“ZbTOV head of 4u- K.G.8. Bran ited agynter-intel ligence) there, and Sergey Mik-, hay loviGh¥GOLUSE Ys “tne K.G.B. officer responsible for the S.K., that GOLITSYN, whase job in Finland source described as *Branch 2 of something", had clashed violently with his Resident in Helsinki. He wrote a number of official and private letters to Moscow asking that either he or the Resident.be transferred. Headquarters refused to agree this, and when he visited Moscow threatened that if ke failed to get on with the Resident he losing his job. This was too much for GOLITSYN, so he defected. Source added that this reason for GOLITSYH's defection was convincing, and that he had never heard any rumour that it was not genuine. 3. Source gave the following information about the measures taken by the K.G.8. as the result of GOLLTSYN's defection: (a) He had been sentenced to death; this was stated in an article in "The Chekist" which appeared some time after 1964. The K.G.8. would try to kill him as soon as they could find hia. (b) Within six weeks of GOLUBEV's arrival tn London on 12.6.7]. he told sourceethat he had received a telegram. from Headquarters ordering him to concentrate on obtaining information about GOLITSYN, (to whom the K.6.8. had given the abusive nickname UROD), because according to their information GOLITSYN had visited England several times, and while they had now established "the place of residence" they had no approach to him. Moscow required detailed information about where he was living, his habits and activities. From the wording of this telegram source deduced that GOLITSY% was not resident in Encland, and that the object of this order.was ta remind GOLUBEY ef a standing instruction that the highest priority was to be given to obtaining information about him. \ \ cl) Li SECRET a0 Ad mM) mJ