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Document Number for FOIA Review on Jul B76 ‘yon afeLryse g052% OL frre - _ Wsmpet oo: . 266° eeuTfrs6e Liye MEMORANDUM FOR: Director Federal Bureau of Investigation SUBJECT: Lee Harvey OSWALD — Internal Sec Russia - Cuba 1. Reference ig made to your memorandum of August 14, 1964, Subject: as above, your file number (8S) 105-82585, in which you requested that seven enclosed photographs be shown to VIADUCT and certain questions be asked of him. O 2. YIADUCT was interviewed on Se with the following results. Cerra ov Savor ofp > SHA 3. Photograph no.—tz:———7——— - .(t)- “Nikolay SERGEYEV*~ Source’ did not“z face and had never heard the name. (2) Annette (Anita) SETYAEVA, ZUGOFF, formerly show asp &ucstc; Annette GOLDSHTEYN (GOLDSTEIN) and Annette Henkina (AHENKI NA): Source recognized . her immediately by face, giving the name Annette. KHENKINA, formerly Annette GOLDSHTEYR. - e@ald - mot recall her maiden name but when: ‘offered he name ZUGOFF he said this would be‘ correct’ aé it: is an Ossettian name and her father had been. ~~ Ossettian and her mother a Canadian. Source's | a additional information on this woman is provided LF im paragraph & below. (3) Joseph ADAMOV: Source recognized his photograph . immediately and provided the name correctly, identifying him as his long-time friend, previously discussed in the British report referenced in your + memorandum. get
13-00000 q 7 i cECREL, r (4) Annabelle BUCAR: Source recognized her ghote- graph immediately and gave her name correctly... She ig the person discussed in the British. report, . _ i (5) Sergei RUDIN: Source recognized hig: s photograph immediately and gave his name as "RUDIK“fand — RUDERMAN or RUDIMAN, the same man referred to in the British report. Source said he ig a close . friend of Joe ADAMOV's. He is Jewish and was originally from New York, but is now a Soviet citizen, married to a Russian woman and father of three or four children.. He works in the English language section of Radio Moscow. He had formerly had a very small flat of one or two roous, with which he was very wnhappy, but Radio Hoscow got him an attractive and larger flat in a building on Peaschanaya Street. (6) Lvwey (Olga) PRAVDINA: Source recognized her photograph at once as the woman who had given him English legsons in 1944 or 19845 when he was briefly employed at ERadio Mogeow. He believed her mame was Irina or something like that, and she had previously spent possibly ten of fifteen oSiatee eis anno, : FOS8 im the Uniged States with her husband who had been a TASS ‘man thore: Source eeu neti: recall her last name (married name) but thought it began with a “EK”. When Source first met her she was a program director for Radio Moscow and did some announcing. He said she spoke excellent English, was a good worker and well liked by her colleagues. He did not know the names LUCT and : ee Nr and was cortain neither was aca .  $@@@a)1 name. re 4. Photegraphs 2 and 3: Source recognized these as Annette KHENKINA, of sasugraph 3 () above. 5. Photograph no. 4: Source recognized number 1 as the person identified in paragraph 3 (6) above; and recognized Annette KHENKINA, Sergei RUDIMAN, and Joe ADAMOV. He did not recognize Nikolai SERGEYEV in this photograph. 6. ‘Photograph no. &: Source recognized all persons in thie phote, as identified in paragraphs 3 (3), (2), (a), and (5) above. SECRET
13-00000 | SECRET 7. Photograph ne. G6: Source recognized number (1) as KHENKIN (first name not recalled), the second ‘ftusband ©. ¢ TEYN EHENKINA, and @ nanber (2) es Annette. herself. He knew that they had a eon and assumed tha t. the child in this- phéto was that son, but he had never geen: th child. Source provided the sane information on EHENKIN' previously included in HI-5 Report : in your memorandum. He added to this that the aparteent ’ building in the background of photograph aumber (3) is ae the location of the apartment which KHENKIN was given. after he had written a letter to STALIN complaining of quarters — he was first given when he repatriated to the Soviet Union in 1945 or 1046. &. Photograph no. 7: Source recognized Annette KHENKINA, but did not know any of the @thers in the photo. When number (4), Marina, was pointed out to him, he stated that she was the right age to be Annette's daughter by her first husband, GOLDSHTEYN. Source had ecen her as a small child, possibly about five or six years of age, in 1945. He has never seen her since, kn ew nothing more about her, and could not identify her photograph. Source commented . that he bad never met GOLDSHTEYN, Annette's first busband, but knew that be was much older than she and he speculated — that the older man in this photograph might be Boria GOLDSHTEYN. Source gave the following additional 2nformaticn . on Boris GOLDSHTEYN: He was some kind of engineer-technician, np @Ot employed by Radio Moscow. He did not approge of Annette" o's. ““working in’ the Taio ‘field, and‘ dizapproved “of the people: she worked with there and the general atmosphere of werk... Annette was already separated or divorced fron when Source first met her, sometime in 1944 or 1945. While Annette was etill warried to GOLDSHTEYN, she bad an affair with doe ADAMOY, Regarding Lev or Leo SETYAEV, Source had never heard. the name. He ‘was not aware that Annette KHENKINA... had married for the third time, although he knew that she: was divorced frou KHENKIN and that be was interested in. marrying a woman who was an editor in a publishing house. - 10. Source had never heard of Lee Harvey OSWALD prior to his defection, and nad no information regarding his participation in a Eadio Moscow interview in late 1959. He commented, however, that it was sot unusual te