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13-00000 . un 23 Mar 64 AKEENOV, Col. Nikolay / OSWALD is not known to have ever met AKSENOV. Marina said he once tried and was refused. Marina stated that she had an interviewvith Iie AKS Evov in order to try to expedite thkir exit visas (according to the diary, they applied in August 1961). Since Marina was notified #ésesebesususdoreddevg 44eS#$dE in late December 1961 that they would be granted visas, she must have seen him between August and December 1961. No other contact, #af perscnal or written is known. 1. Nikolay Vasilyevich AKSENOV, KGB type now in Cyprus, was assigned _ to Cyprus in Feb 1961. There is no indication in his 201 that he left the. ~~ -.-- country during 1961. 2. N.G. AKSENOV was reported by Berlin Base as a Soviet Trade Dele- gation official, possibly a KGB officer under cover, ##s# apparently assigned to the STD in East Berlin in 1955 and 1956. No further info# which might confirm or deny identity with Col Nikolay. 3. Nikolay YAKOVLEVICH AKSENOV was chief of a communications intel-~ lizence group in the KGB residency in East Berlin from October 1956 wntil April 1959" (possibly earlier and later, but no info). No identifiable connection to Col. Nikolay. au por 9%) 5 S ; “f : wai l. Nikolay Yakovlevich AKSENOV was Soviet courier on the North America _ fe Scandinavia run in spring 1957 on two trips. Jan and Feb 1958, France and Belgium. No iformation identifying him with Col. Nikolay. 5. Nikolay Alaksandrovich AKSENOV NTS employee in Frankfurt, Germany, 195)-5. = 6. Nikolay HKSENOV, Soviet Air Force 7. Nikolay AKSENOV born 188), reported from Japan in 195k. J Slinfed 0 wn ed We? aig ape, 13