(404-10172-10305 os oad : . . A EAR GS Me * meee peng eer nests Meer : LSrreraaaas Taha ne” tgs ee BR a te ae me ee ern DISPATCH - C0e] - 2987 14-1 Chief, . yo ee TT TT I rns armen mean ae ee creme a na footy scweca be, ~ : (Ol] - ortgorty re. 9oLcs and H, MUCEY Ty Meena roe moun TTT Pe" G04] pega cam ae wscig | r{ [a%) srs i. Origory Ye. OCLUB came to Finland as a Vics Cons) in 1955. In late December 1956 he was promoted to Second Secretary and Chtef of the Consular Section, Soviet Sebasay. Frou information eiven ty several gourvea, we have compiled the following description ef COLUB and some background data. i 2. He was torn ebout 1925 in the environs of either Cigesa or Kharkov, Ha proudly asserted that he was a Ukrainian, Daring Vorld Wer IT he was a colowel in the Soviet Army, saw action in Leningrad and Moscow and zag wounded six times. He elained to be @ child paychologist. Altho:igh be looked like a product of peasant stock, his eonversation implied that he was well-educated and tnowledcesbls on Ciplomatic affairs, Merxiaa and current events which imvalve the USSR, Con ° his knovledge of Life outeide the USSR wae meager, ‘He wae married to Hine Federovna. Rather sorrowfully he explained that he and his wife would like to have ohildren but . oo far have not been eo blessed. Hie main interest in eports was sicting. He was very jovial, congenial and seened te enjoy playing host. It has been very obvious that he alrays picka up the eheck uben he dines with Mesterners « evea if he is not the host, | "Je To one source COLI stated he had served in Vienna, Warsaw, Budapest, Seeberest and Sophia; while to another he atated that Helsinki wag his first foreign avsignsent. It ia posgible that GTS ssent Foleinkd wae hie "first foreign assign- mant® outside the Soviet Blos (if he had served in Vienna éuring the oceupation), or be could heve been deliberately atteapting to confuse, He has vonversed ohly in Rersian-and Finnish) however, he stated that he had attended the Lenruage Institate, We suspect that he aleo knows saee English but any feel reluctant to converes in Eng lizh. ; 4. COUIB*s predecessor was a known RIS officer, Probebly KUB, We guapect that COLOR is now the top NOB officer in Helsinki, Although ve have no cancrwte evidence for this guspleion, we feel that O@LUB's interest in Weestermers generally and in perticularly in his eppesite mumbers in Western installations in Heleinkd 1a more than would be called for by his position. 5. BS 207k, whan show a newspaper photo af GOLUB, stated that GOLUB'E Pace was featlizer, When DS 207k was told GOLUD's news, Source replied that there was @ Lies- tanant eolenel with this name ia the OB, Source gould not remeaber the directorate bat thought possibly 1¢ aipht have been @ technical section. Sucres knew that Lt. Col. GOLS was a "fairly high boss.® BS 207k could not recall whether he hed ever seen Tt. Ceol, GOLUB to know hin eo he did not know if the GOLS in the newaphoto was idestical with the Lt. Col, GCLUB of the MIB. 6. We would avpreeiate any further information'on OOLUS whieh aight substantiate eur gaspieions ef hig intelligence activities, 7. are to identify positively the H. MAXEEY. We have written to wee” andU/3+/] stations fer more information on the KLCZVs tho have been eseaigned to theses areas. FOR YOC’ WPORAUTI-SR ™TYs Yhe dsecription of the K. PUEERY, bow sseiyned to Finland, sore pearly fite that af Mivalay Oeraaimorvich MAXKEV who was forwerly aestened as @ TASS correspondent to London froa 1950 to 195) and ag Cultural Attache to the Soviet Eabasay, Boom frou February 195¢ to sbout May 1997, In beth Londoa end Ronn he was Sispected of envaging in intelliganss dotivities, Ve woul d arpregiate receiving informatica on the §, MAREEV, now in Helwinki, thiech might help ! ue te identify Ais, : 8 189 SEC. Cais far® Josner Pay%, BR. CANOCD Deere) Low Titel 1? | | |
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14-00000 . DISPATCH | , Cl ew). 2987 ~~ ene of Se ai ib | PCR + 150156 (0. Ye. BatUB) ST tm pent eee reer ee I eens eee Ae Ae oe hae ee a . any VOMECE RONG, O( [fa7m)- ortgorty re. QoLES and H. MUERY PTT) Rania toe morte ° Nee wale? 0G stu teh ee ees ee mnt et gu bee ee fp NDEI Care BE ATED ; 8 QUAD wa oes OMRY me tan ¢ erate nen ont a etter, ree ee on een A ee tt seme i. Grigory Ye. OCLUB came to Finland as a Vice Cons) in 1995, Tn late Becesber 1956 ha was promoted te Second Secretary and Chief af the Consular Section, Soviet Enbasay. Froa information given by several sourees, wo have compiled the following | eescription ef COLUR and some beckrround data, ! 2. He was born about 197% in the envirens ef ofther Cigasa o Kharkov. He proedly asserted that he was a Ukrainian, Daring World War IT he was @ colonel in ; the Soviet Arny, saw action in Leningrad and Moscow and aaa wounded six tines. He 6 far have not been so blessed. Hie main interest in sports was skiing, He was very jovial, congenial and seexed te enjoy playing host. Tt hea been very ebvicug that he abuys picks up the cheek when he dines with Nesterners = even if he is not the host, ’ 3. To one source GOLUB stated he had served in Vienna, Warsaw, Budapeat, Seebarest and Sophias while to another he stated that Relsinki was his first foreign eesigment. It is poesible that GUS meant Ralaint? was hie ®first foreign ageign= mant* outside the Soviet Bloo (if he had served in Vienna éuring the occupation), or Be gould have been deliberately attempting to confuse, Hs hag eorversed okly in Resalen and Finniehy however, he stated that he had attended the Lancuage Institate, (Mo mapect that he also knows saxe English but any feel reluctant to converes in Ly COUM*s predecessor was a know RIS officer, probably KDB, We suspect that COLES ia now the top RUB officer in Helsinki, Although ve have no sanerete evidence for this muspicion, we fesl that GOLUB's interest in Westergers generally and in particularly in his eppesite mmbers in We mm instalistions in Releinkd ia more than wold be called for by hig position. ae 5. BS 207k, whan shown @ newspaper photo af GOLUB, stated that GOLUB'S Pace was fenilter, When DS 207) was told GOLID's nasa, Source replied that there wag o List= tenant colonel with this name in the 403, Source could not remember the directorate but thoucht possibly it might have been a technical esscticn. Souree. knew that Lt. Col, G0Lk3 was a *feirly high boss,® DS 207k could not recall thether he hzd ever esen é. We would appreciate any further information on OCLOS whieh might substantiate eur menteions ef hig intelligense ast ivities, jel trix bo adentity poattivery the ¥. MAREE, Wo have written to t London] stations fer mare information on the KAKXEVs tho have been aealgmed to these areas. FOR YOCR DNFCCUTPION CWIYe The dseeription of the x, FAXESY, bee asrigned te Finland, more nearly fits that of Hikelay Gerasimevich MIZEEV whe was forwrly assigned as @ TASS sorrespendent to Lemion frea 1950 to 1953 and ag Cultural &ttsebs to the Soviet Enbasay, Boon fren February 1956 te sbeut May 1957, Is beth Loméon end Born he vag guapeeted of wnvaging ia intelligences dotivitiea, We would aypresiate receiving information on the B. RAREEY, sow in Boleinkt, hich aight help ! us te identify hia, : S11 crane ee ae une steer SEC Canadai® Joyner Fame 2. CARD ‘ . lO/5R bio Met pcs eR DVintand 2. UE enacts