e . as ee tess , ’ 2 SECRET/MO FOREIGN DISSE CIA INTER AL USE ONLY C1 INFORMATION REPORT (POStORAGE SESR. 1@3N 4: fammneremanannngsasescharncpeieerpeemen teen . ras FoLLovtic REPORT CONTAINS TNFORMATTON DERIVED PRO A SENSITIVE SOURCE AND REQUIRES ‘SPECIAL BANDLING, IT MAY BE SENN ONLY TO | PERSONS WITH A NEED TO KNOW AND MAY NOT RECEIVE GSXSRAL DISTRIBUTION | WITHIN RECIPIENT OFFICES. FURTHER DISSEMINATION OF THIS INFORMATION | | MUST BE COORDINATED WITH THE ORIGINATING OFFICE. || i : ! in Ed. POET CL BY. OS6BZ ee ee mre @08-20. 46)
cert ett taaene ote se ve we aad ee ee satin ne at beet tnre tian te Ory ihe TOE TY CEN SALTO tata tA te Steen Dhae Rares! “er eretnnnlay ttitemstman. ne cere Ea ~ ; rary SECRET/NO FPORELGN DISSEM COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INFORMATION RLPORT (Postoxice SUSR-1635 Country; USSR cee cee Subject: Anatoliy Mikhaylovich GOLITSYN | pol » 1966 ~ 1972. re Source A former Sovict military officer whe defected to the West and , was later run as a KGB agent Any dissemination of this information to Field Stations or to officers not on the initial distribution must beotcoordinated with Se/cr/x.._ As a general rule, (POBTORAGE information is 77 not releasable to forcign or domestic ‘liaison services or to any office outside the boa, 1. During the period 1966 to 1972 Source had a standing requirement from . his RGB handlers to report anything he could learn about the defectors Anatolly Mikhaylovich Golitsyn and Yurty Ivanovich Nosenke, in addition to a general requirement to report on any Soviet defectora. At first the KGB gave Source to understand that the KGB's intention was to kill Golitsyn and Nosenko, if they could be located; in fact, the KCB specifically told Source that this was its intention toward Nosenke. — ; : i é 2. In 1968 Source’s KGB handler said that the KCB had information | indicating that both Golitsyn and Nosenko were somewhat unhappy and seemed to , Regret having defected. The handler added that, now that there were direct © :-€laghts between the US and the USSR, Golitayn or Nosenko might ba “put in a box" ‘1 amd flown to the USSR. Source was again urged to try to find out the whereabouts . . : SENsmivE INTELCECE sources ef these defectors. | 3. In 1972 Source's KCB handler indicated particular interest in che ‘whereabouts of Golitsya, saying thac he might be more dissatisfied-than Nosenkoe ‘with condicfons in the US. Source was told to continue efforts to establish ‘o@atact with Colitsyn and to assess his recruitment potential. When Source ‘aid that he had previously been given to understand that the KGB wanted te kill E2 mepper cl BY 011340 WARKING HOTICE AND METHODS txvoLys5 SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSES TEAR RAD Sm oe mt A 0H AACR i et ag
SECRET/NO FOREICN DISSEM 2 : Golitsyn, the KCB handler dented that this had ever been the KO3's intention, although he allowed that Source's previous handler might have said that on his own. Source had the impression that the KCB was convinced that, if Colitsyn , were properly approathes, he would work for the KGB ‘again. se COMMENT: The above information is being made available outside DDO ts C/CS/Security Analysis Group: in EYES ONLY memorandum form without reference te the/P TORAGE eryptonym., =~ Oo . 27 Jume 1975 Distribution: : i-C/SE/CILE. 0» 1-SE/CI/} 2-C/CIRA -C/SE/CI/I 2-SE/CI/R (Young) SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM