JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER oy AGENCY INFORMATION CIA 104-10134-10015 : JFK ; 8OTOL357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION Peleased under the John Kennedy WSssassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NU 53294 Date: 6-14-2017 AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : NOBLE, JOHN D., SPECIAL AGENT TO : HEADQUARTERS TITLE : MEMO RE YURI NOSENKO #262622. DATE ; 03/11/1964 PAGES xP 9 SUBJECTS : OSWALD, LEE YURI, NOSENKO DOCUMENT TYPE ; PAPER CLASSIFICATION ; SECRET RESTRICTIONS ;: 1B CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC ~ RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/05/93 ; COMMENTS : JFK48 Fi7/3 : 1993.08.05.08:18:39:370037 ([R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10134-10015
: LL March 1964 MEMORATDUM FOR: Headquarters SUBJECT : -LESIKy<Ceorg 1. Reference is made to Ueadquarters letter of assignment in this ease dated 4 March 10Ch, 2. During the period 20-28 Pebrusry 196, while SUBJECT was under the protective custody of Special Agents Stanley C. LACH, George R. BREWER and Alfred B. McGARRAGHY, SUBJECT voluntarily Muumiched information concerning his background and activitics, - as well as other information of operational interest, the substance of which te cet forth in the succecdine paragraphs. Tt is to be “noted that ot no time did any of the above-named agents solicit any of this informrtion or make Inquiries of the SUPUECT regarding any of the matters discussed by hin. SUBJECT spontaneously related those ineidents in casual conversation during leisure periods end while enroute with the agents to and from places of entertainment ete. Tn most cases newspapers, magazines and TV programs prompted the SUBIECE to make comucnts relative to these matters. Following is a sumarigation of this Information: (a). On. 20 February 1964 SUBIECE disclosed that he enjoys the following sports: football, hoekey and billiards. be yty 7 (b)> He alco revealed that he has previously tcen in the, United States while enroute to Cuba, Venézucla and other Lovtin American countries. He has ot one time or anobher during his service with the KGB visited and workcd on operational projects for the Soviet Union in prackically all. of the countries of Furope; however, he hos never HW..53294 Docld:32366704..-Page 2 Metrich Field Office
Pw, "Gcorge MF je62 622 ¢ BD/L traveled to the Far East, exeept wille handling an agent who was active against the Japanese. He (SUBIC?) stayed in the Rurile Islands vhich are within sight of Japan. This was in 1949. He said that he wae active in the pleking up of arents by plane and. ship in this area. : (c) In the latter part of the evening on this came date, 20 February 1064, the SUBJECT stated that his father was a menber. of the Comuntet Contral Comittee, one of the first menbers of the Communist Porty, and that he had great respect for his father. The SUBJECT also indicated that his fother was a- shipbuilder and later became one of the first to organize and set wp the Russian Abeonie Enerey Plant. Ib was durlog this latter activity that he (the SUBJECT's father) and three other offielals came in contact with radiation, which affected his father's liver and a few years later at the age of Si his father died of cancer. The SUBJECT vent on to etate thet his father, being a very prominent Communist, vas given treatment for this cancer in a epectal hospital which is located Inthe hills outside of the city of Moscow, and during his tenure in thie hospital the family reaided with his fother. . They had five room living guarters beside the room in which his Tather vas confined. This privillere, he scald, is only given to the especially proutnent VIPs of the Comminist Parby, Indleabing that hia father vas one of the top men In the Commmist Party. TOD ETA ACTIVELY (a) The SUBJECT revealed that in 1949, et the age of 16, he was a Uevel Cadet. He was called into the service before graduating from what is our equivalent of a high school. He had taken part in the fighting in the Black Sea Arca where he deseribed hond-to-hand combat with Cermine, eclatmed he was wounded, and because of his bravery he yas nvorded the Soviet Order Medal and the Order of Stalin. The CURIECY stated this was unusual for a person of his age and gained him great yeapect, At the end of the war ha had no more desive for military 11fe although his supertors tried to keep him in the military. Tnetead, he vent for four years to the Institute of Forelen Relotions and learned the Bnelish leneuaee. Upon graduation, a moan ename to him and told hin that he had a job lined up for him. He staved that this actually vas more like being ordered to take this perticular job which turned out HW 53294 Doeld: 32366704