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sugsect . JANE = ~ Grigeriy Yo. BOLD ond, HANEY” Pat For sine | ACTION REQUIRED = a te a . 2 INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED ~ to oo _Passage to. Liaison BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY te “origsry Yes. OCHIB cane te Pinland an « Vise Conacl in 1955. tr ite Deomter | 1986 he was promoted to Second Secretary and Chief of the Consular yoo Embasay« fron latorastion given by searah sores, ww Have complied the following description ef GORE end some backgreond date. . De ‘te ‘war bock ehout'1925 in the enilrcne ef olther: Odensn or Thavkovs ee prondiy asserted that he was a Ukrainian. Daring World War IT be was a colonel in 3 fo one ‘ poures GOLIE stated he had served ‘on Viema, Warsaw, Badepest,.- se a Bachares’ and Sophias while te another he stated that Helsinkt was hie first foreign a assignment. It is possible that OC°US meant Helsinit was his “first foreign ascigne |. oS nent? outside the Sovist Blo (if he had served in Vienna during the occupation), or 7 can Se attempting to confuse. He Sa chly in We eae that he also. knows Sean English bat = feel reluctant to. converse ine = Le he COLE» predecessor was # knows KIS officer, prebsbly OB, ‘We puepoct that: - COLDS ie now the top ISB officer in Helainit, ‘Although we have no concrete evidence © | for this suspicion, we feel that GCLUB's interest in Westerners generally end in © - |... Cee Ee ee eee eeeenee i eaters Installations in Relainkl 1s more thas me - Mond be salted for by bis positions a 5. BS 20s wimn show a nenparer photo of COU, sted th COLI fare was fee fomiViar. When DS 207) was told GOLUB*s name, Soures replied thet there was a lien= ~ tenant volenek with this. name in the 108... Source could not remesber the directorate | -- “but thought possibly 14 might have been a technical section. ‘Soares knew thab Lt. Cols - GOLUB was a Sfairly high besa.® ‘DS 207k could not reeall whether he had ever seen one ea j identical with the Ite Gol. SOLUS of the MOB. 6. We would appreciate any er frat OG i noe mst oT UE: -subptsions of his Snell igenoe activitiess oe ° We are trying to identity positively the W. MAKEEY. We have written to. rt “the and Londen stations for more information on the MAKEZ¥s who have been |. ROSE, hese areas. FOR YOUR INFORMATION ONEYs The deseription of the N. HAKERY,. a chow assigned to Finland, more nearly fits that of Hikclay Gerastmovich MANEEV tho was formerly assigned as a TASS correspondent te London from 1950 te 1953 and as Cultural ~ Attache to the Soviet Embassy, Bonn from February 1956 to shout May 1957. In both 7 London and Born he was suspected of engaging in intelligence activities. We would © seppreciate receiving information on the Ne MAKEEV, now in | Heleinkl, which mdght wtp wus to identify him. oo 22 june 9s9 WY é/oanadasRidomer oe PAUL Re CaOUD ‘Distribution 7 - U = 20L-15 0186. - 27 er L-WE/1/Finland 2 - ‘B/6/Canada | “BORM USE PREVIOUS EDITION. , . . “10-57 RES ‘ ore Si nee AN AND 51-29 28. (49) ‘ ; WHICH ARE OBSOLETE. AP Show Ho wh dt ws