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HW 532716 organization of the Second Special Department - then we could discuss | operational matters, because everyone belongs to the same shop, but here all the members are from different departments. Say, one secretary to SHUBNYAKOV; another to GRIBANOV. Well, one more last question today — how did you write in answering in the anketa, when you were in GRU, the question of whether you had had any wounds or contusions? "No", "no's; the answer was "no", Well, how did you explain the wound on your hand? To whom? Well, to the GRU, No one asked me; I did not tell anyone there. Why, do you think no one asked? I do not know why. I tell you that I never wrote this in the anketa. If I had been asked, I would have said that it occured entirely accidently and so forth. I would stick to the legenda which I told in the Leningrad School. Well, as an employee of 11 years in counterintelligence do you not think that if they were accepting you into the KGB, on that day or later they would try to establish the truth? But it was recorded nowherex But it is recorded on your hand, Well, alright; no one asked me. It is not in the Personnel. file ... no, not in the GRU; it is not recorded anywhere. mas DoclId: 327404702 Page 15
HW 53716 @ td) Soon ‘all Well, do you think it is logical to accept a man for a job in the , Second Chief Directorate without checking him -- checking him through the Medical Commission =-=- and only to believe him when he says he is heal thy? I do not know; they saw ... they received a file from the GRU, where there was a Medical Commission report of my examination of the time when I was going into the Navy GRU. Quite a bit of time had passed .... They did not send me to the Medical Commission, I told you that I went two or three times in all while I was working in the KGB, Well, between us, while you were working in the KGB, did you ever explain to anyone what had happened to your hand? Never -- the question never came up; no one ever asked,.and I never explained to anyone. Well, do you think Personnel is so stupid that it never would dig this up and would not find out? I absolutely do not think that they know about it at all. You do not think that anyone checked on your service ((and on)) when this incident occurred? Understand = my work in GRU began when I completed the Institute, and they opened the file on me from that time. That is understandable. That is ... just a minute ... from that moment ... of my first job, my first job, they opened a file on me. | They took me from the reserve Lees When I graduated from the second course, I was given the rank of second lieutenant in the reserve. They took me from the reserve to active duty, and they opened the file on me; that is all. SECR DoclId: 327404702 Page 14
RON _ BREEN... AS Pres. San Diego State Telephone 286-6571 a DOZEN'S HOUSE ~MIKE_DEVORS, (Electricity) , . Telephone 235-9265 _BONNIE DONOVAN, - “609 Fern Glenn La Jolla, Cal. 92037 DONALD DUNCAN. . "T5461 Delgado Dr. Sherman Oaks# Cal. 91403 Telephone 733-7669 TOM DOTY _ “1442 Camino Del Mar _? Del Mar, Cal. 92014 Draft Counseling UGSD stu. Fund raising. Telephone 1-755-7 267 eoah BILL COATS. "Chaplain UCSD CMC Telephone 459-0165 Telephone 453~2000 Ext. 1943 veorny CLEARY Telephone 454-5637 DEREK CASADY “will Help Telephone 488-9712 MARY LYNN CLEMENT Brso-vincetta br: La Mesa, 92041 Women's Lib. Telephone 463-6968 Citizen's United For Racial Equality ossvtMargolis-~ 8 “Telephone 279~8809  iememtaieeaiaemenie » HW E5005 Docid: 32983524 Page 800
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iW 53216 DocId:32404702 Page 25 SEQRET What is the difference between this sheet and the one that agents whom you recruited sign? Well ... an agent ... it depends on what is decided -~ what kind of person he is; sometimes you take a raspiska or a (?podpiska?) from the agent. Well, let us say, you have taken it Well, you have taken it; you tell the agent ... you do not dictate the podpiska to him ... “Wait one minute; I will tell you, and you will write it".... Then you tell him "You must write such a r@spiska, podpiska, that 'T, such and such -= surname, first name and patronymic -— freely wish to cooperate with the organs of the KGB; I promise to safeguard"... But what if it is not voluntary, but "voluntary under pressure"? Well, let him write "voluntarily" ((Laughs.)) You understand, it is already Usually, he writes, "I volunteer to cooperate". If he has been recruited on compromising materials, you have put him in such a position that he must agree. That is right. But there are those who do not agree. Well, it has happened that a recruitment has not taken place. Well, there are those who agree and sign in the end; how is this handled? To my thinking, here this is not voluntary consent, of course. In such a case Perhaps he can write that "I, so-and-so, involuntarily give my vw consent to cooperate. Again, let us return to the secrecy agreement which you signed == what is it called -~ the one about not divulging secrets -- what was it called? SECRET
HW 53716 ~ 51 = But, according to logic, as an employee of counter intelligence oe even if your father occupied a high position -= do you not think it would be interesting for the MVD and counterintelligence and for Personnel to find out about this and to speak with you? Well, they did not speak with me. Of course, I knew. I saw him in my childhood, when I was three or four years old; maybe I waw him several times. Well, he did not live with the family; he was not living with the family when I was born; he was not living with the family when mother was a girl. Well, that is understood. You said earlier that your mother received her education thanks only to the grandfather because he was earning good money. No, I did not say it like that -- that she received her education But what kind of education did she get’ She was studying in school, in the gimnaziun. ; Then, she had just begun studying in a gimnazium, and then the Revolution began. She was only Well, you said more than that -~ you said that he even helped your father at the same time, when your father was studying. You did not understand me, you did not understand me. I said -- yes, grandfather helped his family, he helped his three daughters; that is, he gave money to his former wife, and they were studying and grew up, because of this. Well, if you say that the MVD or KGB dug this up, then someone must have spoken to you. Of course, having in mind that you were the son of a Minister, they would not press too hard; they could ask:politely. SE T DoclId: 32404702 Page 54
( } HW 542714 BILATERAL ACTION A BILATERAL ACTION A CIA View Unknown, Comment The State paragraph is merely a generalized disserta- tion on the complexities of US relations with its allies, Oe ee ee re a ee Docld: 3274274178 Page 14
AW 332716 SCRET ~ 84 = I myself was surprised, because I, I have been in Sovetskaya Gavan', but Sovetskaya Gavan' is also ((in)) Primorskiy Kray, by the way. No one will deny it. Two fleets based in one kray. The Fifth Fleet ~- Vladivostok; our Seventh -- Sovetskaya Gavan’. Think well -- perhaps there is a Sovetsk in that Primorskiy Kray. No, no, no, no; Sovetsk, Primorskiy Kray. Well, what are you saying? What are you talking about? There is no Sovetsk in that one. But there is. By the way, there is. No, No. Again; if you do not know, please, do not say ((anything)). Well, look; I worked there, I had the map, I looked at the map; I do not remember a city, Sovetsk, there in Primorskiy Kray in the Far East. If you had worked well there, then you would remember. We will come back to the map again. | Well, anyway, do you still reckon that you were working as Secretary of the Komsomol organization? t I am not reckoning; why should I reckon? It was ((so)). Well, how so -= when you cannot even answer the simplest things about the Komsomol? DoclId: 327404701 Page 87
SECRAT - 85 - B. I have said what I remember; how, what I remember, I have said. You understand what I see -- we have been talking, for the second time, - the second day; I have in mind (XM).... ((End of Reel #3)) SECRET HW 532716 DBocld:32404701 Page 686
A. We cannot contradict the facts; it was not even destroyed when the Germans got out of there. B. There is ... I am telling you ... you can look at the map ... to Kaliningrad. You cannot get to Sovetsk from Moscow through Kaliningrad by railway, no. You can go from Kaliningrad to Sovetsk on a local train, because there is the narrow-gauge railway from Sovetsk to Zelenogradsk -- it is the former German town of (?Grants?); this is a resort area, in North Prussia. A. We are talking about Baltiysk. # B. There was no road to Baltiysk, on the spit. There was only a highway. A. There was, and it is there to the present time; it was there before the war, during the war and after the war. B. Well, I travelled ... it is a narrow place. A. I do not know how you travelled; if you did not go by train, it is something else. B. No, no, no. A. Another question -- that there is a railroad; last time, you told me that you remember very well that ... when you arrived in Kaliningrad, there was no railroad ... you got there by hitch-hiking. B. There is no way you can get to Baltiysk by railroad. A. Perhaps you went by car, not by rail; but there is a railroad. B. You go this way “- Moscow ~- Kaliningrad. A. Railroads go in all directions from Kaliningrad, including to Baltiysk. B. No. Well, then it would have been most easy for me to have transferred at the station to go to Baltiysk. ~ Ses mwlyoose DoclId:32404704 Page 9
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF WASHINGTON 25, D.C, l August 1963 cS 091 Cuba (29 Jul 63) MEMORANDUM FOR: DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF SUBJECT: Interdepartmental Coordinating Committee of Cuban Affairs: Transmittal of Information References: NSAM No. 213 Memorandum from Deputy Secretary of Defense’ to Mr. Bundy, Special Assistant to the President, dated 10 Jan 63 Memorandum from Secretary of the Army to Mr. Cottrell, Chairman, Interdepartmental Committee on Cuba, dated 11 Jan 63 The attached papers were provided by the Department of State. You may find them of interest. ALT . 1 Incl J. D. ALGER o as Major General, GS ~ Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations NO JOINT STAFF OSJPCTION o, TO DECLASSIFICATION ae OE REQUIRES -CONCUR RENCE SF * ( ae ae <a eo ae DATE oe EG. __ QOINT CHIEFS Hee ea “hh «Ae, HW 56629 DocId:32425011 Page 2?
: vaveilable,’ i : aa ne Urue way 30, -A- Cub pun teade missiod, has hood: ‘in “Montoviado. for gore. “Weeks. Thore has been arent ‘deal of: press: coverage info. Ea ana and, althous th dhe agreement is not. yet convleted, at vo Ss revorted: “Cuba will sup auzar. (20, 000 :%ons in coy ee ES “1963 and 30, “bons ar 2 196U) Bogbaeco And - cocoa, wand. that. ee Uruguay wild ric ¢ (15,000, tons’ in 19G3),. boef flour a and car tyres. CU sade esac inact we Ute ti i oo bo we we  Chriike 4 1. Th hes. that ta trade dclegation will be 1 going to” Se gp “Bor: the @ Asrtueary “>. Morey GuacUvK, “trade. has Be en as “follows, a a . . ce ES Oto PLOGL Oe L9GR 1963. por fron Cuba £46342 2338 8A, 669,743 | 0356, W129) “ Baverte “to. Cub ae 15489, BT “966,826 0513,912 exports: 2815, 783, Aa HW 56829 \DocTd:32425011 Page 25
HW 53716 B. DoclId: 327404704 Page 10 - ee Well, let us go back. You have tried to correct yourseif ((vy)) saying, "Sovetsk by the sea”. Let us say so -- it could be; but, all the same, a person in the Army -- and, especially, in intelligence _- they do not address letters to him in the way you said; they address them to the military unit ({i.e., using the field post office number)). No ... even... for... the Far East -- "Sovetskaya Gavan', Military Unit such-and-such" ... although we were not in Sovetskaya Gavan’. And, you know ; why? I do not know. Because it takes the letters a few months to get there. Why a few months? Well, not a few months, but a long time, if one will write to the military unit, as -- during WW II -- "Field Post Office No. such-and-such". Do you know how the Army field postal system was organized? I do not know. If you do not know, then it is not necessary to say "T4 will take a few months": Well, not a few months; it will take a long time. And in the Far East, they wrote, "City of Sovetskaya Gavan', Military Unit such-and-such". And did they also write which oblast or kray? ttt No, simply "City of Sovetskaya Gavan’. There is only one city of Sovetskaya Gavan'; it is a large city. Perhaps you are confused. No, no. Sovetsk, Primorskiy ..- Primorskiy ... in my memory, Sovetsk, Primorskly Kray -- although I understand very well that there is no kray there ... well, I... 7 do not know. arsine ATEN ee
What would you say to "There is a Sovetsk by the sea (Sovetsk primorskiy), in Leningrad Oblast"? What? \ There is a Sovetsk by the sea, in Leningrad Oblast. No. Well, what are you saying -- "in Leningrad Oblast"?: This is the Fourth Navy Fleet. i ft Were you ever in the Sovetsk in Leningrad Oblast? Never. Are you sure of this? T do not remember a Sovetsk in Leningrad Oblast. Do you remember a Primorsk in Leningrad Oblast? No. Leningrad Oblast? No, no. I know, in Leningrad Oblast ... what kind of places? Before the war ... Sestroretsk, Vartyshkino ... this is near Leningrad. There is a Lisiy Nos ... Lysyy or Lisiy? Lisiy; Lisiy Nos ... a place heavily infested with mosquitoes. Are you sure that you never were in a Sovetsk in Leningrad Oblast? I never was. In a Primorsk in Leningrad Oblast? No, no, no, no. 132404704 Page 11
0 EES Why? I have thought about it -- why "Primorskiy Kray"? It could be that during the war this was one of the fronts ... "primorskiy rayon (a rayon by the sea)" ... “morskoy kray (a coastal xray)" se. "“primor'ye (coastal area)". On the map, you yourself see that there is a "Primorsk" and a "Primor'ye" .... I had not seen the map pefore this; they did not show it to me ..e.- Everything indicates that there is something ... “primorskiy" ... Sovetsk. A. What there is ee there is no Sovetsk in Kaliningrad Oblast which is located on a spit. B. Well, look, one minute ... not on the spit, before you go out on the spit. I will tell you even more -- Sovetsk is just a little place ... Sovetsk ... there is ... @ narrow-gauge railway ... but it does not go onto the spit. The narrow-gauge railway went to Baltiysk ... Sovetsk... there was a check-point (shlagbaum ) before the spit ... they checked passes _ Sovetsk ... before going out on the spit. A. Inasmuch as you have raised this question, I wanted to remind you that again you were wrong. ‘ B. About what? A. When you said that there was no railway. I intentionally listened to you and did not interrupt. B. There is no railway; there is a narrow-gauge track. A. I am talking about the railway from Kaliningrad to Baltiysk. B. There is absolutely no railway to Baltiysk, and there is no railway on the spit. A. The railway was there pefore the war, during the war, and after the war; it was built by the Germans ..- the devil knows when, and it exists to the present day. od seh a oe eR " HW 532716 DBocld: 32404704 Page @
“1 Chairman, Yeputies, and their celleasues - yearly hasis 1953 (do not combine years) to 1964 with detailed biography . Leadership of FC. Chairman, Deputies, and their colleagues - yearly basis 1953 (do not combine years) to 1964 with detailed blogranhy of each. 6. Leadershin of SCD. jj Chairman, Deputies, and their colleagues - yearly basis 1952 (do not combine years) to 1964 with detailed biography of each. (do not go to Heads of Departments) 7. =Vassall 8. BELITSKIY - go ahead on basis questionnaire. w v 9, All heads of American Pevartment and deputies 195 Cd hs 3 He} We on yearly basis, with complete details re hiography - tc pee] sk qu ao s on cach - oral.. 16. GUK, CHURANOV, etc. - explore in detail as wita questions. LL. VYAKHRUSHEY Ist years in Institute Foreign Policy. Pre aaa Lh asuestion Li A t of frionds, classmates with { ; $ VWlIprgMpye oe re cok ar bo Me i biorragny when/if mentions VARARUSEOY ano SUSLOY then asx siestions ontiined, HW 53216 DocId:32404749 Page 4
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ss = teen, SS Se PIB Dae re endl ci ie arti eel aioe thak flesie apartaenio in Prunwenseay daypoa was re- Meas. Gawald must be anked about this move in detail. - Why dia they move’ What were the exact addresses” Who were tie@ir neighbors’ And so on. This move .. : rg 4&2) the more interesting, not because Lb was given 2a little atrention ff Mes. Oswald's Lesti-. mony Ciel seams she has of fered Little detailed: coverage of any part of her life), put becuase Pe took place in the middie oe the period in ; which the OSWALD s yore nv rang, bag ho return ho the HOS, Avecordinan fo Leots: diary Tor the reser aaak, 1S July to 2G August, the CS ALO 's found tant thoy were required to uave around tweaty hotumenis tn - order feappis for an ox dt wisiny cones submitted ane docwmments on 4 Avwust ang learned that they . HW 53216 Docld:32404866 Page 12
-4- 12. CRIBANOV trip. 13. SKVORTSOV (with friends). 14 BAGRICHEY (with friends). 15. KOZLOYV. 16. ARTEMOY, 17. YEROFRYEYV. 18. PANASENKO, 19, KISLOV. 29. Documentation - Explain again how, when received documentation, why discrepancies, how can you travel - identity card one “yank order another rank. 21. Travel abroad, cover, etc. 22. -Use of alias, questionnaire. 23, Yuriy V. KROTKOV - HW 53216 DocId: 32404749 (probably nothing yet) Page 10
x HW 53216 documentation; Suspte ious cans wand discrepn Gob metend foah the fohtowine analysis PS aOtessar ly Gnemupiebo, as the uodeesdenod aid not have WOCeSs TO pre cripinaj; documents: aor has ic heen voessible i om dee tee ey et was al \ . rr . . -, ¢ . ee 3 - to ooerial ure. GS D2 revardine sone of the Soviet docu- : t ments ured .hace mataoriab contained tho otha FIT provided ma- 3 . fae } sya t , . § 7 . . ht 1 . + “. 4 Pree dad, meyer de eaite fies ahortoominags , the following analysis dis offered fia the hoee that it may serve as AD. . Tt is my ¢ itd fiew bedief char saga Purther dopriefing of Sirs .OfWaLp is necessary because of uumeroes mistakes in her Soviet, * a ~ 4 te ad ) oe (> MM ? ae sory renmnaeding her bite dao the GSSh: and some peculiarities ta hor covraspondance with addvessees in the USSK, which between der oam? her correspondsiates ino the USS, Docld:32404866 Page 2 7
AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS Date: 02/13/01 Page: 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM Released under the John Fr. ennedy Assassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 [44 U5c AGENCY INFORMATION CITA R107 Wore). Casex#:i NW 53216 104-10534-10093 JFK NOSENKO RECORDS DOCUMENT INFORMATION CIA UNTITLED MEMORANDUM: ATTACHED ARE 15 FOLDERS CONTAINING ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TRANSLATIONS-INTERROGATIONS OF NOSENKO DURING THE PERIOD 26 JULY-13 AUGUST 1965. 07/26/65 2 NOSENKO DERYABIN NBR PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT SECREP-— POSTPONED IN FU UFK-M-24:F46 2001.02.02.15:04:50:373084: NOT BELIEVED RELEVANT (NBR). ATTACHMENTS NOT INCLUDED. MW 53216 Docld: 32404759 Page 1
1. Attached are 15 folders containing English-language translations of the 15 transcripts of the interrogations of NOSENKO by DERYABIN during the period 26 July 1965 - 13 August 1965. 2. The following is a key to the transcripts: a. A DERYABIN. b. B NOSENKO. c. ( ) = Single sets of parentheses enclose transliterations. d. (1G), (2G), (XG), (xM) = Indicate a number - of missing or garbled or otherwise unreadable words. e. (¢ }) = Double sets of parentheses enclose transcriber/translator remarks, explanations, etc., and additional information supplied by interrogator, but not included in the interrogation. f. (? ?) = Queried transcriptions are thus indicated. g. .... = Ellipses indicated either a brief pause in speech or an unfinished sentence. h. . = Underlining, except in cases of book and periodical titles, indicate emphasis in speech. WARNING NOTICE - SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED £2 IMPDET CL BY 011340 sechr HW 53216 DoclId: 32404759 Page 2?
a ae . . . Se, SECRET 3. We request return of these transcripts when your review has been completed. Attachments: 15 Folders SPDRET HW 53216 DoclId:32404759 Page 3
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