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a pee” Gnief of Station, vi SUBJECT ‘ . : . : my . . a TATE TTPED , | DATE LISPATCHED ; 22 Bee 1960. | * ore 92 : une @ : | CROSS REFEREMCE TO ISPQICH SYMEUN AND NUMEER ces : i BA : ' +3 f iP y } mes t . oo 1 PEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER 6-B-C-R-B-E i [ DISPATCH a eee Catef' of Base] Chief of Btaticn Leopaldville One €nief, Africa Bivisioa ‘fact Tigre PLES “REFERENCES . Lo cows ad 6 labS “See Below | “sar OS 4 HAPA+050,. dated 12 October 1960 j : : i. This ‘is to advise you that subject of reference bas been - cransferred . €0-the African Division and teen sseigned the eryptogiaeh WIGROCUR/1. Pre ‘latter’ is presently. in Leopoldvilie and all correspondance. received ‘through Your eccoHaation address ato be pouched to COS, Leopoldville. . 2° “viRoaag/1 was “tastructea. to: send. oaly mregistered letters. find to oe nstruct bie ccrrecyoatents to do the sane. qr ‘ Set oe eee nt ca eet et cern PAGL B.. LETGRFON "..- * Distribution: “Orig. @ 1 = cos, so 1 - 9s, | 1 - COS, Lecpoldville fes- 28430727 4° 201-2334 77 ee OEFIDE ~ 1 ICA . = : : ” @ Tear, oe “4 . Ar/w/2 __D. Niesciur say ot  Goee COORDINATING ‘ OFFicd SYR SOL H bate CRINERS NAME A/CAF/W Dee 20 2A bei a Bea syst : . df. _,  etehhi.! C/AF De 2 Go | ee Tweedy WH/2B | 23D. GO] “> Q — fi © : OFPISE Ses, L? 4 Bate. C/wH a ees Yi p €2°§ Sgn! oe i hig : " ra L made : —_ 1 Pout ny , 3 ea 53 USE POLS OS FOMION TERE S Fouar elon eer Mee rt ed Tp i § P A P £ #H
S os TON aR QUEE DD Rire AMES Bee Belov , ; ‘A. ACIH-192, dated Bovember ’ 1960 B. IOP, 047, ‘dated 17 December 1960 Cc. BIR- 17181, Gated 15. December 1960 - woos a dispatch: ‘baa’ ‘pean prepirea cut Lining the variouw administrative > Gnd. ‘operation? details. -pértiuent.. to the WIROGUE project. ‘Receipt of re- — ference. B'negated ita value. and ve prepared. this-one- io ite stead. Suffice " " t. to- gay that all stepa- outlined ia reference A were accomplished and he . was Alayatched: with the: ‘specific. Anstructions cutlingd in paragraph 2 of woe 8 puring. wrioomt/i's 8 esacelation vith the. undersigned, the , subject of 7: -vendele was ‘raised ‘by’ him. He ‘stated-he needed one to ‘accomplish his mise - sion. Yt wad suggested’ to him that’ under the present ‘eircimetances in the - -, Congo it, would not be: wise to considér ‘guch a purchase wmtil he hae discus- . eed it ‘fully with’ you_and received your concurrence. If he did piremaes @ vehicle after receiving your: approval, ‘then he would, have to do it fron his own funds and not .use funds made’ avélleble to him to establish his cover business. Obviously he has violated the ‘suggestions. 3. While WIROGUE/1 was tn the employment of REDJOOD, there was a . comminication chanel set up between him and his family. This was an ar- _ rangement with a letter drop in Sac Paulo. He would write a letter, post i . date it, and give it opened to the Case Officer who would pouch it to the COB,. Sao Paulo for mailing. Iettera to 1 would coma to a post office - ., Dox in Sao Paulo vhere it would be serviced by ALLOMETER-2 and pouched to the '.. Cage Officer. We leave it to your diserction, as to whether or not you wish “ to continue this type of arrangement. Konetheleas, under separate cover, attachzent A is-a letter for WIROGUE/2 which was received through this chan- nel. 4. Iam gure that WIROGUE/1 will undoubtedly want. you to set up a similar arrangement through Germany for him so that he may communicate with @ female acquaintance of his in PBPRIME. We are not adverse to the idea of his. having. such a channel, but only on the. condition you are able to censure math TRE +f ATE Uteaite ayy i “ENSPATON Sy MAGOL AND SuBER ” CROSS REFERENCE TO ACIN-~206 tooth TERS FRE MUMEES L6f-L493¢77 Welles savard 0.1 0. ee ' : E: ¥
CONTINUATION OF ” : S-C-R-ET 7 josesise B*MGOL ANO =O, ; DISPATCH i -RYBAP ; { ACL-206 3 eee reenter nett oe oe “the letters, Again ve leave it to your discretion. "Sepainte corer ettdement 3 contains a sterdie copy ‘of the FPO. = ee OO _ CHARLES R. ROISTADB Ae "Usttar fox \TRociii/2. MSE B = Project’ Outline. for WIROGUS Ve Distribution: oe ae | Orig: & 2 - Leopolavilie SF re lis a/h/3 CLASSIFICAT ATIOn ci : 4 CONTINUES S-E-C-R-B-s 2 FB FoR USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 1-87 S95 REPLACES FORMS 1808 81-26, S1-38A and 31-28 WHICH ARE OSSOLETE. , |
14-00000 41 ARSC RON PROCESSING _DISPATCH Chief. of Station, Leopoldville Chief, Africa Division SUBsECT Opera ticnal : © WIROGUE ; aT toe BE QUT MED RE ERENCES . A. DIR 08782 (OUT 86554) Be LEOP 0225 (a 36750) ‘Ll. the plains end development of the WIROGUE project have reached a point whereby a summa tion. of the srogress made and. the plana for the ‘future is in order, “At this writing it is anticipated that WEROGUE/1 will be. on the mo, ~ Leopoldvi lia poene on the first. of December. a co ai ‘wIRoGUR/1. had originally bean: tecruited- fn Europe for « REDSOX operation. - Be: ‘waa flows : to ‘$BPRIME. "black® and tindarvent an extensive training program, ‘This ‘ineludad” ‘ garvival,.. mall arms and other. similar type PM training. After a _ “year of. euch training tha. project failed to materialize, aaa result subject wes . Preparing ‘for: esettlensit.in South ‘America... The. AF/Division took interest in WIROGUE/1: end after an. ‘assessment decided that' with his peculiar background, | ‘ talesitea and. general , makeup he’ could effectively bé utilized along thé Minas. ” eited. in ‘reference 4, ab October 1960 ‘the case was transferred officially te - . the Africa biviaton." Se Ba "S4nce ‘that date to the present, every effort has been mde to paycho- . . logteally orient WIROGUE/1 for this assignment and to prepare him operationally ' for ite fulfillment. To insure the security of thé operation, prevent any ‘Sdentification with ODYOKE and/or KUBARK, and to preclude any unexpected ' ameovery of WIROGUE/1's past which would associate him with his pra-KUBARK life, a. munber of basie ateps wera taken, Those were: 5 Be ‘WIROGUE/1 undervent plastic surgery, which ‘changed the ‘shape of his nose. b. A toupee had been made for hie constant use. This and the plastie surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any recognition. | H i ! i -~Distrivutions DATE TYPED DATE OISPATCHEO OISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER ACLY~192 , CLASSE ATIC . a Aves DAT ai? t OFFICE OFFICER - 7 TrPSt ‘AF Most/2 Daniel Niesciur  hn- SZCRET 1 - AFNes%/2 1 = C/AF Mest ale OFFICER'S SIGHATURE | . | ys se - be | Bronson Tweedy Tides rons 53 use previous eoition mc vu anremcnee oe nGif TS! 2 - oe DI S Pp AT ‘e ™ GFFICE SyaeGe i <a
400088) ' nee REE TST 5 Te 4 fersee Tom ae OSL AND NOL ae i ‘CONTINUATION GF fo pee TT “ q DISPATCH | SECRET ACL¥~192 - ¢. Documentation prercrad Gith accompanying cover story «* to show that WIRGGUS/1 fa en Austrian and vho hes ‘never had ODYOKE ~~ Connections, nor ever been in FBFKIME.’ (Sea serérate cover ‘attechnant A), . _ 40 It ds plenned et this ‘tins to take WIROGUB/1 "bisck® to Germany. There he will be met by the ubdersimed, givan his Austrish docimentation, . . eddtact inetructions ‘and ‘lettar of credit, stripped of eny FBIRIME Glothing ~~ . OF personal effecta, end dispateied, He ia to proceed ‘to Leopoldville on _ his owb and upon arrival ‘make contact. The cover assignment for mibject ig - . tesporarily left open, although be. has been told to look intd the prospecte <5. A word about the manner of mir vith whonwe are déaling; He is a Gaily exergetic individual, vho has: displayed shreuiness, cunning, ingomuity _ Sad inventiveness. le-has ‘a peculiar turn of mind which lends {teolf remarka- bly. to nofarious and axtra-legal: activities, Excitement and intrigue’ are — important faectora in his life, he relidhes it and as 4 result may bo a little delicate to handje.- WIROCUS/1 likes order and clear cut chains of command, He admires.the Prussian-approach and 48 a result will take orders even if he "_- may disagree, It is irportent. to hin to have the trust and confidence of his _ casa officer, If in hia om mind he feels asgured of this ami is confident of: the rofessidnal KUTUSE type competence of tha 60, he will reciprocate in . kind. He-is indeed aware of the precepts of right end wrong, but if he is . given an assignment which may be morally wrong -in the eyea of the world, but ... » Mecessary because hia esse officer ordered him to carry 4¢ cut, then it dg. “right and-he will dutifully undertake appropriate action for its execution . without pangs of coneclence, tn a.vord, ho can rationalise all actiona, One last thought which may be useful. Best rosults will probably be gotten if, when given. on assignment, he-be pernitted to accomplish it in his own WBF Tha latter is connected with his idea of trust and confidences, . CHARLES R, ROISTADE Attachment A (under separate cover) . Chass FICATION Use COREVIOUS EDITION, « ieee 59 - REPLACES FORMS ten OF $1.29, 51-284 ANG 81-26 | ‘@mICN ARE OBSOLETE. a toe web ot alae
14-00000 Leeper yey het wa bey a SEPARATS COVER ATTACHE § TO ACIW.292° a, le An Austrian ‘passport, birth certificate and drivers licenge ‘have . . been prepared for issuance containing following biographie datas - : “ev -», POBs. Salaburg, Austria | Bs 2duly em wu de “ Feathers names Frans RETR md Mothers names Mariantia neo BIELITZ 2° ce _ Marital status: single . . a fos eights 1 meter 70 canteweters: st .. i. Weights 58 kilo’s a ae . . 2 Eyes: Brom re S Lob —_ oe - . > Distinguishing marks: tips of forefinger and thunb = ' Pight hend misaing, Identical fingero loft hand scarred, . sO 2. Documents will reflect travel only in Europe, with no indication of pl PRPREIME tenure, , a a. i? H : r j - : H nd 3
74-90000 “| East Berlin. on-14 July. og can many were contacted. '“lwith the a$sistance ‘of CAMANTIL HEADQUATIERS FE ROL ~ ” = : . kgm Tbe” 0 Chief, WH . ; ; cod [FROM os 32W-120~012/01. Chief of Station, Germany i . | 12 December 1962 _ , RE: "43:3" — (CHECK “xX” ONE) RYBAT “WIROGUE o xe Final Resettlement of WIROGUE | MARKED FOR INDEXING ; XX NO INDEXING REwUIRED SCTION REQUIRES . : . : SUBIECT INDEXING CAN..BE suDGED. BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY REFCRENCEIS) a a WIROGUE has received Political recognition from the West Gérman £overnment and is fully documented in the name’ of. Georg Frank. Sanders, - This was accomplished. with the cooperation of ODIBEX ‘on the basis of the fabricated Story Stating -that Subject i eorgi: | required by. immigration authorities, 2. Al the South. American Consulates in West Ger LA in an attempt to collect infor which would. enable HARVARD to select the most likely Country. to. which - {Subject could. immigrate based-on his personal preference, Opportunities fo the ban tos immigration requirements, bres Columbia, Chile or Pery offer the best Possibility, , De ee ; 3, The -next Step will be for Subject to apply to the appropriate Consulate and begin his processing ,. Prior to having Subject take this step HARVARD will require Headquarters: guidance and thinking regarding the following: Me he . a. Subject as a prospective enig .Of employment or proof of fin West. German documéntation ind wl.) This does not mean that he is a diplomaed engineer but rather . a Master mechanic, . This is borne out by the details of his falsified life history and in fact by Subject 's actual skills “in electrical and mechanical fields, HARVARD feels that Subject can satisfy any. South American Consulate that he is .. @xperienced enough in electrical and mechanical fields to be ‘-0f value to the economy of the South American country of his ‘choice. “Once Subject is admitted to South A merica, HARVARD has no doubt that he can find em ployment if he desires it, ‘The idéal SClution, however, would b { e for Subject to have a firm offer of employment Prior to his immigration, If KUBARK can arrange this, HARVARD feels that Subject 's immigration’ could be Practically assured’, Subject could seek employment through the German language newSpaper in Santiago, Chile but HARVARD feels that no South American firm would take the Chance of hiring him Sight unseen unless he were’ a highly qualified Specialtfst, . . : rant will'have to furnish proof ancial Solvency, Subject 's icates that he is an engineer, b. If Proof of employment cannot be Provided, proof of solv is the next requirement countries has Statec what the minimum proof » The Prospective emigrant must show that he has rears at the rate of. $125.00 per ency HARVARD -hors“no- doubt hat ing. the money “and’‘departing for t ‘inducements awat ing him attesting to the fact that. Subject him, Subject could have been working for ODIBEX aS.acossul— tant since his defection, The Salary, t | . 1 PAGE Ne 4 L[X +) CONTINUED : j "op Vee ee eens - | IH@ Copy Hue MMF CATI ON j OiSPATCH SiKOboL ano nD oo F. Lome TCH foi SEC Rr ces . it bee bt , . “ 10 Chiet, SF Vid Chief, BE =: a er
amit 1; an [ > _ CONTINUATION OF | DISPATCH i CLASSI F tcation - . ‘ Seeeeee ee wiSPain SIRELL ALD AL | SE CRET - |! - gcoa. tess’. ee “fs " . Tee nee meer we TOT Berm g ences varie a tenet nen ons meee oe te ere ee c. HARVARD has not considered Processing Subject for immigration j through a bona fide Ve fugee Organizatlion-in-order not -to involve Subject with the United States ESscapee Program and to keep frén making-a refigee Organization a party to-fraud with the possibility of embarrassing con-+ : plications if the immigration does not. come off Properly, Working”. ‘through a ‘refugee organization would mean additional paper work and” additional probiems which fer the preseat would indicate that this immigration avenue should not’ be considered except as a last resort,. d. When ‘filling out ‘nis application forms Subject will have to-... , Provide employment and ‘residence addresses consistent. with the dates ‘when: ‘he was supposedly living and working in the Georgian S.S.R.. His wartime military Service will have. to ‘be covered also, HARVARD feels that this _,pinformation can be acquired through the facilities of SR/6 when needed. - | 4° “HARVARD is of the opinion ‘that Subject has committed himself to -1| going to--South America partly¥ ‘because he. will do anything which will, pro- J long his association with KUBARK and partly because he-is hoping to -|}realize some personal or financial profit from the exercise.” HARVARD has ‘[ggilowed the ‘theme ‘that Headquarters deisie is to help Subject and ‘that it ‘Vcan ‘best be done ‘by. completely legalizing him. Political recognition is .| the first step but’ we desire further that ‘he ‘be helped ‘to immigrate and-. jafter S years acquire citizenship....Subject has asked HARVARD if he would recéive *pnancial help during the transition period in Seutr America. ‘He. -}was told that 'we could ‘only guarantee his Plane fare, that Headquarters  - would decide how much and what kind of additional help he would receive Jif any, ; . : co a, . 5. Subject rejects the idea of staying in Germany except as a last resort. It is possible that because of his irritation with his inactivity Subject may simply request his German documentation and leave HARVARD’s ' jcustody, - , - 6. Subject has -been in HARVARD's hands Since 22 May 1962 and has ; been costing us 100 to 150 DM per week, plus many hours of case officer “jtime, Request earliest Headquarters advice pér para 3 above, . Po. me - ; | . — CARL T, UPDILL APPROVED: | oo Distribution: 2 —- C/AF 2 ~ C/EE 2 ~ CéWH
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‘ i ? DATE 41 “MAY 61 Action + ¢/AF 3). [NFO acoP, c/ci, c/ee 3, s/o. 2 “TO DIR -LEOP NO >. PLEASE REPLY PARA 3 REF. CLASSIFIED AAES: ACE S 7 53 ~ SeE-C-R-E-1 TO a DIRECTOR FROM FRANKFURT ROUTINE _.RYBAT WIROUGE® ZIBET, a “RE FROB 9126 (IN 37367)* END OF MESSAGE” c/s COMMENT: WOULD APPRECIATE MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST FOR RECRUITMENT | GF SELEY. CONGO JQB APPLICANTS. boule eer wal pa on S-E CRE oT REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Pleo:
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.DATE 3: TO | FROM “| ACTION» C(AF 3 j INFO | a m1 R CUTE. LEOP 2098 7 _23.SEP 61 + LEQPOLOVILLE . SEP! 23 - 15432 61 - - + ¥ COP, eft, c/Ft. 2, , sss 2, siee 2 ee , nour aa ey a ae : tba VIROGUE : Boe Re ay 43 : ew (A. DIR an 01901 (Cust grade — _ ce | 7 FROY BRAZ EVENING 22 Sept: Lone AYNENT WITH GOC IMNIGRATION OFFICIALS. PP fea SoA TL ON ASEM he ere "": PBPRIME ACTIONS SENSEL'SS. PERSON: EXISTED, TO HIM, | perriope -B “LEO. aan Cal BSG 4. Nee _ . a SALV ACK MET VIROGUE. a WHEN HE CROSSED RIVER ON SPECTAL FERRY: VI ROGUE FREINDLY THOUGH CONSIDERS MANY" uv CARRYING KUBARK PROVIDED FALSE DOCUMENT~ ATION AND ON PRODUCING OLD MINISTRY DEFENSE Pass WAS LET.INTO CONGO AFTER op REGRET Has. DID NOT. PICK UP UIROGUE’S FALSE PASSPORT. WAIN REASON FOR HIS RECALL WAS FEAR: WILDCAT 3 WOULD TRACE HIM AND. DISCOVER NO SUCH “ONLY CHANGE Now IS THAT KU BARK NO LONGER. HAS OBLIGATION on as Se W STATES HE TOLD Hos ‘slieullge TURNING CONGO: SO SHOULD BE NO SECRET. Liy-aasery REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING’ OFFICE S PROHIBITED, | were , ~ eT ele ieee nee? Gee rae Ue SS Sh em Copy No. Se aad
SURPRISE, HAS SoHE LETTERS HES “WISHES SALVACK FORWARD TO HIS Hos | contact “awl. _ SAID HE. VAS GOING. TO CALL ELTHER UTHOLAN OR SALVACK on, 7 IMMEDIATELY TO. Let THEN KNOW HE iN ‘LEOP. SWORE HE voULD. NevER DO. : A VTHING ncalnst PaPRINE: ‘AND 1 IF KE couLD BE OF ANY HELP ai TINE WAS © wnuLiNe. " EALTZED FULLY. HE on HIS: OWN. aw eaico AND HUBARK UNDER NO: muse 3 To HIM. SAYS! HE INTENDS REMAIN coco AND WAKE LIVING saa ae w VILL PHONE ‘SALVACK Ww FEW. DAYS. - S — . | END OF ‘MESSAGE Yop 2 CS COMMENT: * STATED WIROGUE BEING TERMINATED AND REQUIRED TO LEAVE ~PBPRIME. #*RE ZAPPLEEY_MEETING WITH WIROGUE BRAZ, | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER ik RET] ‘OFFICE 1S PROKIBITEO. CHEE PPTL TE ES OP ES BS OO. de eae
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i t t | ‘Bis career in black marketing and docunent forging. He claimed that he forged RPA ALN | DISPATCH | SEORITE he eae Sa } } KEO ADE INDE IAG 1D INDEXING REQUIRED 1 CARLY QUALIFIED DESK tr. | caN-sUOGE In QING Faced a . | __Sohet, AF livision ee Fe __ SUBIECT ; . a oy, Reerte Site ced . : "Summary of I ATION REGUIREO - REFLRENCES Fyr References: . A. } 6 October 1964 Be Dir 5744S, 16 October 196%: "Wl. Iden was born in,1918, in Géorgia, USSR, iie enigrated to France with his facily when. hewas three years olé.- Se was a clever, precocious child-during His lycee education in France ani was frequently dismissed by - school directors who did not appreciate his tenperamental performance. Ye also: attatded several. enginecring ‘colleges but apparently never graduated. _ In 1939, he volunteered for the French Foreisn Legion and was sent to. Tunisia, The occupition of France in 1941 ended-his military career. He was demobilized . - + 24 Subject claimed that he wanted to fight for France,'but he did not wish to join a. collective resistance organisations, - He-decided toe act‘on his - own so he joined a labor force being recruited in Paris to go to Germaney. - For awhile he worked in a synthetic gasoline: plant in Boclite near Berlin. Later he was employed as a:driver for thé NSEX, During this tine, he began - asses into and out of Germany and did it te selp imprisoned French officers "to get back to France. It is felt that the ulterior motives misht still have been lova of excitement and wish to make money, He also claimed that he did not work for the French Resistance, although 1t was possible and probablg - that they gave hin orders to fill. He did mention working through intermediaries " and cut-outs, so its possible that ho did actually work with the Resistance out | did not want to tell us. BSventually Subject was arrested by the German regular police for his activities, and later brought to Berlin where he was interregated “| for several months at Gestapo Headquarters. a ended up by. spending time in jails and concentration camps. He was finally liberated by the U.S. Army. ae 3. After the thrill and axcitement of the war years was rassed, Subject “| could not settle down to s routine existence, So ho joined up with an acquaintance who he says convinced hin of the necessity to make more money. They decided to commit robberies. One was siccesstul, Unfortunately for Subject, the other was not. His friend was apcrehended and confessed, Subject | | spent the next five years in varlous rather xtorious sons in France. - _ | CROSS REFERENCE TO | H ' l DISPATCH SYAABOL AND MUSSER CATE , ne foes NOV BR): OF F-38334 eee | CLASSIFICATION: | Has Fed NuwaER es Fi Re “21-23 29 October 196 | 5 B CRE SII? on ep 9 3377 ORIGINATING ‘| OFFICE : vin COORDINATING sree : : i CFFICE SYMBCL i OATE | OFFICES S SIGNAL EE / , aanaand ere ay 7 . KE Ll é é ‘CA f . SS —— reall 3" 53° use previous EDITION . Di § PATC i
pews treme pers ” CONTINUATION OF i sreret OPFE-32924 'systea that wis patented an! earned decant crecits for the two of the. Subject was still or: yerole and tied to his clder tretherts "felt. ‘agent turn ovér difficult, and that he woul: be Gifficult to dispose " imposed by bis parolé status. ; ; in. DIR S783, We are also attaching e cOFF < ef SCOA-21573 for inforsation “on ‘Subject*s most recent activities. oa “play a very. izrortent. part in his character. Us learns ouickly. and: - Carries out any. assignment without regard for danger. .His dravbacksy "as emmerated by hia case officers, are thet = is- headstrong, . ‘{epilsive and.constantly needs new interests, has an égo that feeds '. on récognitien and triumphs, a low frustratica point ato unpredictable _DISPATCH ; creer ee epeergee ne ene che mtr on a amen eerie toma merce mine gap rte te Eewas then pareled to his brother and * was living near Marseillos.: He attempted to ¢d into business using some 25 the inventions that | ke had conned rad caring His condinasent in prison, His personalit ty and iritense. drive and. self-confidence q™uickir gainad Nin a bisiness partner with capital to invest in a cinenztocrurtic color reproduction righteous’ indulgence," however. | It was shor y after this that Subject was: approached, ty.a member of KUBARK who wes following up on Subject ag an ops lead. furniehed by a cousingin | FSCS &,. Subjicct.was favorably ‘assessed and removed black from Franco bece=ure of travel bostrictions 4, The rest, of Subject's career has teen generally sumarized: Be ‘Sab sect ‘Hag - béen described as being v very ingentous, observant, shrewd, glid, and ons: who relishes intrigue and daring. The latter times, would probably "fall in love" with Mis CO which would make _ of if he becass disenchanted, i.e. Subject is a - problet, CG) 4. & Alice He SHAMASZO ¢ Attachments! i catty > Tals Mien Identity - asic go Distribution: © Orig, &1 - cosf | ufatts bbwdyu/s/s aw? roa 3-60 S3q qad ee oe . cee te pe eel eee a in CLASSIFICATION : Bact NO. 7 eee. im - oe Use PREVIOUS EDiTtsN. } SEG RET x] - 2 _ 1 Lt conTinueo | 1
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er, 9 October 1964. . _ MEMORANDUN FOR: ], AF/S - SUBJECT - os 2, Informal Character Assessment of WIROGUE DO te ‘During the Period July39-Nov 1960 2. ‘Suggested Considerations for WIROGUE Resettlement . Phase. . 3.: ‘Damage Report Contribution .. |. 1, -- The following observations and, comments ‘are intended to ‘-represent an- informal personality assessment and factors in consid- " ceration’of resettlement for AESPIC, now WIROGUE.. It is based on a period of~training and handling prior to-anticipated dispatch--early Julysthrough late November..1960. These thoughts are based on — personal daily -extended contact ‘as trainer/agent handler with Subject as a member of prospective cross-border team for imblementation of REDSOX Operation. AESENTINEL. One member was re-assessed operationally unsuitable, which left a team of 2 agents, both of which Undersigned continued to handle.- It is:hoped that this assessment may be of some benefit to thé AF Desk Officer, who réquested it the day of this writing. It is intended that Subject's démonstrated suitability for — AESENTINEL, an infiltration-exfiltration operation into difficult”. terrain in the Soviet Union, will serve as a mechanism rather than an end in illustrating Subject's general abilities and limitations for the task at hand. An attempt has been made to present this material in- subject categories considered operationally meaningful. _ Quoted passages in Part | are Subjects own or the closest approx- imation memory permits. , ae, “2, (It is my considered opinion that the SubjectYof this writing has the highest personal and professional regard for Undersigned. I - do also consider that, although thoughtful handling and self assured- , mess were prepequisite ‘agent control factors during this case, Subject ‘did not causS@-an uncomfortable amount of special handling problems. The sénior Project Officer was Mr. Perry Crookham, C/DOQD/DOB during the training and holding prior-to-dispatch phase of the operation. 3. Subject Back round and Chronological Association Factors ceme perationaily, significant A, Subject is.an approximately 49 year old ecithnic Georgian fluent in Georgian, French, German and English. Subject emigrated to France with the remains of his’ family during the pre-Lycée stage of his life. His father, a TBILISI University academician and intellect- ual of some note , elected-to stay in Soviet Georgia, during which period Soviet dominance in the.West Caucasus was fairly well solidified. Subject considers that his fathers decision was made of
‘.. recognition. in-imitation of his father. ~~" friends cautiously, and has conciously established for himself -his own free wit but which nevertheless disappointed Subject greatly, as he greatly admired him, despite the fact that Subiect's fathers decision was. responsible for the suicide of his mother, whom Subject “greatly loved. Undersigned believes that Subject's anguish in memories of his parents was genuine. Subject was a clever though. precocious child during his Lycée education, and frequently was dismissed by ‘school directors who did not appreciate his temperamental though erratically brilliant performance. Subject, during this stage- - & development, probably tried as hard as ever in-his life to conform to the rules of society, which during that stage of French national -educ&tion practices, would probably seem quite strict by American _ middle-school practices. Subject greatly desired academic/professional - These feelings were especially | frustrating because of hig quick mind and. seeming natural ability for mechanical and electrical theory and principals. I do not: believe he- ever has learned to consider*’conventions of living anything more than ‘a tiresome game| to be played when there is no alternative. Subject's quick mind, and? early appreciation, recognition and adaptance of guile did much to ensure the Mcessary understanding of French culture. for moderate success in that country. Subject who is an unusual looking man even by French: standards, has no trouble in identifying with the under-privileged elements of French society. Subject is temporally bald, hooked nose, short,’ slender, bandy legged, wiry, “and of dark complexion but possessed of a dry, caustic wit eager to “Laugh and contribute in’ the Caucasian spirit of comarderie to those -whom he considers worthy of friendship. Subject, however, makes real perscnabity assessment. criteria that would do justice to many success- ful senior FI or CE C/O - agent handlers. ; : B. World War II offered Subject the welcomed epportunity to show ‘his ability, and ingenuity by engaging in black market affairs in luxury items and’travel -documents in German-occupied France.° Subject would wistfully recount stories of his escapades during that period, which, after really getting to know Subject, seemed to be entirely mossible. Subject admired the Germans as “worthy apoonents", particularly their efficiency and ability to act decisively whether the problem be tactical or strategic. An extended period of German encarceration (until war's end) did nothing to alter his opinion. ‘Wars’ end left Subject bored and unfulfilled, The excitement and thrill of "the game" were gone and Subject's unsettled, numb confusion was for quite another reason than most of Europes milling thousands of displaced and shattered families. Therefore, it was not long before Subject and a close friend from his black market days decided on a daring daylight bank’ robbery in one of the suburban centers of France. Subject contends he planned the robbery from start to finish, and needed only someone to help.. Subject and his accomplice carefully. cased a bank, stole a heavy truck and during the height of the business day backed the truck fuli speed in reverse through the large street level plate’ glass window. Subject said he hopped out of the truck with eopt TNE
“Subject was approached by a-mémber of an automatic weapon, while "the people were frozen solid", gathered up the money and was away quickly. Subject sdid the scheme failed because his accomplice went to the cache-site to get some of the money to spend before it was safe to do so. His accomplice was apprehended and in time broke down and implicated Subject. Subject said he was not bitter at fis betrayer,- but rather professed a genuine admiration for French interrogation techniques. Subject served a difficult | -confinement of 5 yéars, and was ‘paroled to an older. brother in Marseilles, as I recall. C..: Subject said that he began at that point. to appreciate the futility of violent, actions, while opposing the authority of society. He therefore attempted to go into business using some of the inventions | that he had conceived during his confinement in prison. His winning _ personality and intense drive and self-confidence quickly gained him a- “business parther with capital to invest in a cinematographic color reproduction System that was pattened and earned decent profits for the . and tied to his older brother ‘It was shortly after this that the AIS who was following up on cousin in the US who was a venture. Subject was still on parole . "self-righteous indulgence", however. Subject as:-an-ops lead furnished by a. moderately successful lawyer, and who had been long since recruited as an agent spotter for eithnic Georgians. Subject was favorably assessed and removed back from France, because of travel restrictions imposed under his parole status. I believe that this opportunity rekindled his old feelings of exhilaration and ateful enthusiasm for the opportunity to perform his deeds of dWing for an authority, sanctioned by a national state, in this case the AIS. D. Here at last, he considered, was a secure source of backing and support, for his natural outlets. Subject always considered the P . jase eee Agency as #n. G@ttei business nartner, ally, and protector. He was therefore a grateful, sincere "tool" who thoroughly enjoyed his role as lower echelon action agent. Subjecd vow prrbotty frely line am equal pastver, E. He was a willing pupil, physically active -- since the job called for physical endurance -- and looked on self-denial and fatigue recognition as a point of honor. Undersigned was never a poor the athictc, however, was bested on numerous occasions at whatever field probéem. Subject absorbed Soviet Realities, Border Troops M.Q. and basic tradecraft quickly and with great applied flexibility. F. It was during this period that Subject began to confide regularly and in depth to Undersignéd. Subject would often tell Undersigned, "Fred, you must believe me, I want to do something." "IT will do anything you tell me to do, only tell me.” "You (meaning the Agency) want me to kill somebody. - Okay: 1 do it anyway you sav." I believe Subject was genuinely sincere, and that this was neither an attempt to impress his C/O or a trust/assurance maneuver.
14-00000 - Pim, : ~ rae “T on -G, When. an indefinite hold was placed on AESENTINEL by _ higher. Agency authority, one team member was re-oriented and placed . on conservation in a cover job. -Undersigned ultimately conducted this agent back to his Scandinavian home where resettlement. was achieved ‘with a minimum of -arrangements, however, Subject wus transferred to “wz 0. P, Q. R " Personal nerational Exploitabilit ‘Atheism ‘AF. Division for. projected operational. use in-central Africa. This, if inemory serves, was accomplished in late 1960. ualities and Motivation Factors of Possible -Natural intelligence, resourcefully inventive Mechanical ability, to include photography... gzdgetry A certain acumen and shrewdness | , Concious guile and a "clandestine mind" Physical stamina, and vitality. to include extremely good eyesight - oO Probably capacity to withstand hostile interrogation and/or _physical stress-privation A sincere exponent of “the end justifies the means" > 8..°° A winning personality when need be Present and potential language ability Lack of racial prejudice Fierce loyalty to his C/O once respect and friendship are ‘established. - 7. ee, Possible self-destruction rather than blow the job in denied area op. = Good independent. action agent <¢* short feve ops. Anti-Communist: Moderate drinker Keen observer and excellent memory for faces and names Self-confidence to a fantastic degree . eee |
5. Personal Qualities Considered Operationally Disadvantaceous As Natually intelligentg but headstrong B.-..Physiognomy easily remembered ° | C. A blind spot in intuitive friéndships, to possible include. * : ; : trusted female paramour to, mo, _ De. ~Impulsiveness, and nervous’ energy that needs constant ‘ new interest@ outlets, An opportunist EE, ‘Lack of moral convictions and basic values many of which are . divorced from reality. me, aoe. F. Ego that feeds on recognition. and triumphs. - (probable inferiority complex) iC 4 G. Poor assessment of the value’ of money ("easy come, easy go") : : te. H. Possible inclination to alter ops plan to conform)Subjects appreciation of the Situation, in Field situation, sO I.. Probably prove to "fall in love" with his C/O, which might “make agent turn over difficult, Ths prebetly weld be ava bared Ser Sede sy ful rela tases. - le .. : : J, Probably poor P/A--probably has little objective confidence _in subordinates : K.- Low frustration point at unpredictable times or occasions. L. Difficult to dispose of if he ever becomes disenchanted 6. WIROGUE Resettlement Considerations eee tr cement Considerations te A. AF/S representative has requested comment from Undersigned on WIROGUE's apparent reluctance at resettlement attempts in Frankfurt a/M which are underweigh at the present time, I believe. It is undersigned's understanding that iSdagecticd has threated to work for the French Setvice if resettlement negotiations do not proceed to Subject's liking. Speculation has been that this is probably a bargain- ing tactic to gouge an appreciable amount of additionai dollurs in his resettlement claim, Undersigned considérs this a quite valid assumption, and entirely attributable to Subject. Subject probably Views this threat as particularly critical in view of the seeming political/economic confléct with the French, and appreciates by now one of the differences between the AIS and the IS of a fascist and/or totalitarian state,
B. However, Undersigned would Like to suggest the following interpretation fer whetever value may be in it. [T suggest that money, per se, is net the primary end that Subject is ‘striving for. now, just us it never seered to be his primary concern throughout his‘life. I believe that. Subiect genuinely eniovs clandestine operations, at least, his conception of clandestine operations. Subject probably would, prefer to werk for the ‘AIS or: possibly the W. German Servite because -he has a genuine fondness for the people and many aspects of the f ‘something that I helieve he has specifically in mind--poss .of acclaim, ‘kulture of both countries. The idea of legalized, or at least internationally tolerated, "Spying" offers the opportunity to . legitimize, and thereby: rationali: ©, Subject’ Ss Setannecceon that he is protecting his.equity in an important, unique,’ "professional" category. C.’--Subject,/ during the period of Undersigneds exposure, always” considered that..if he had money-fine, if not, then enough would come “his way from someplace: to sustain him from one venture ® the next. . Subject felt that the acquisition of money would be a by-product of “his opportunist. schemes and technical inventions in pursuance of his main goal personal recognition for personal achievements. and triumphs. D. OT believe Subject does not expect ‘to be accepted in his offer of employment with the French.Service, but rather to let our ‘minds jump to the next logical step-the full meaning of the result -Of such an attempt on his part... Subject knows verv well that he Ras violated his parole and would be encarcerated on his return. [ believe “his pride and the probability of censure and ridicule of family and friends in Frarice would disuade him in the final analysis. ; E. Subject is a most excellent chess player. I have never won “from him, nor have I ever seen him lose a game. I consider that Subject has thought this Line of action out thoroughly. It.is apparent that he is willing to gamble his quit claim settlement on sibly the offer of new documents and identity in some third country. He has always had a great desire to “surprise” everyone back home(i.e. Paris): with new’ documents, a new identity, vlastic surgery, etc. I do not believe that what he wants is necessarily more dollars, but rather for the AIS to once again help hn (as co-partner) to achieve his aim success and recognition, nossibly this time to family and friends in France. FL oT do net believe that. Subject could ever be: physically intimidated. He lest half his front teeth to German interrogators and the other halt to French prison guards, Additionally, he does possess -a defiant’ spirit’ that sometimes comes through as sheer obstinacy to friends. - G. .If it is considerd worthwhile, I believe an attempt should be made to lecate a C/O locally who has handled him in the | past. A C/O fer whom Subiect has respect as a higher echelon and whom he considers understands him. T suggest that this C/O intervicn Subiect in an uncontrolled environment to determine what it is that Subject em NTE Loewe dl
aes, eee Toke i $ -really wants. -To.bet of my ‘recollection, Subject thought highly of Monty Love (T),: the C/O that helned pitch him and whe. brought him out Black from’ France, Monty was to go to one of the German Stations or bases the last time IT saw him in late 1959, 8. Damage Report Contribution - A. The following constitutes Undersigned' s contribution to a ' damagé report that may well be needed in view of Subject’ $s posture in the matter at hand. It covers only that time sequente during which “Undersigned actively handled Subject. B. This span. constitutes: - -. early July $9 > late Nov 1960 , rn On At that time Undersigned was a junior C/O on “the AESENTINEL Project which was’ to be prepzred and launched from the ZI _ by SR/DOB, a covert site ops base # formerly in the District of Columbia. In early July of 59, Undersigned as "Fred" and (SR Staffer) as "Mr. George" met Subiect and his. teammate AT OWHG arrived at Natl. Airport, D.C. with their agent handler and ‘trainers. The group had returned from several weeks of survival training in Alaska, and consisted of: ; . Subject “Little David" (A) ‘Cd Br. Gregg (4) "AL" (agent team mate)” Big Al” (A) (T) . Bill (A) E.: We drove immediately to a Safehcuse in the Virginia countryside and conducted training, holding and orientations from that: site until the operaticn was placed on indefinite conservation: and ultimately cancelled becaSue of the Powers U-2 incident. © Fe: Safehouse keepers were an elderly married-couple - "Geof and Janie." There were approximately 6 DOB QP vehicles exposed to Subject. ; G. During this holding period another -C/O and several agent handlers were there on regular’ occasions: I(T) ‘Mr. Pat" (A) "| Jom "Ski" (A) % 7 . ee a
14-00000 -g- | or "Ray" (A) | | (T) oe "Gordon" (A). | | | (7) "Joe" (A) (T) : "Pod" , | \ oll. _ . HL “Subject knew the operating principles and handled the scale mock-up of the ELINT gcar to be used on AESENTINEL, Subject. , ; Was exposed ‘to training im: : oO - ae . (1): Basic and Advanced Fieldcrafe, to include small arms. (2) Basic tradecraft techniques. and practices . (3) Soviet Russian language training oO . ; (4) Soviet interrogation techniques Oo oe . oo (5S) -M.0O. of KGB Border troops. _(6) AESENTINEL Ops. plan or us - (7) Air infiltration- exfiltration techniques, to include aircraft favored for this, et . t “9. "For further, information or Clarification please call. extension 6587, 2 ONT UT ET oan}
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i laws wreanion =F-C-R-E- Chief, AF NFO. . . ; Chief, EE: WH; SR: KUPLUM “DISPATCH | = -pro Chief, Coordination & Support Base, Frankfurt suatcr WIROGUE ’ . t° Final Res ettlement of WIROGUE 20/97 =: ff ACTION REQUIRED ; REFERENCES : , . [varegs Foe ettainG Thea SCE ies efyuineD 'fieL. WIROGUE, ‘former REDSOX agent candi@ate and African Division agent has’ been quitclaimed and resettl This ‘@ispa 1964, = 2) Sub *. 1962. :KUB. ~ ‘the need t passport, “which woul member of 3. Subject appeared to be therefore, responsibi a 4. Since adequate documentation was “pio suceessful resettlement, Subject was br of the types of FEDREP,.documentation av had recomm “between DARONNAT and MKTO ' Relseauswe _;, With the cooperation ‘of -0 “was interv | a fabricated story”-in. -. 8. The _ 1962 the BUNDESVERFASSUN ed on the local economy. tch ‘summarizes the WIROGUE case from May 1962 to March ject arrived in Frankfurt ARK 's :reasons.f6r ‘establi o relievé Subjéct of his KUBARK the need to institute. or sugges /Aain from the Congo on 22 May Shing contact were dictated by -supplied false Austrian t a course of action d encourage him to establish himself as a contributing Society and, above all, prevent his return to the Congo. primarily a resettlement problem, Orme K. DARONNAT was assigned the Case Officer lity. ended a backsto ® primary: consideration for iefed on the relative merits ailable. Although Headquarters pped. Fremdenpass, subsequent discussions PAZ FRAN representatives indicated a is to be the proper document for, permanent resettlement, DIBEX Camp King representatives, Subject iewed and granted political recognition on the basis of which he claimed to be a Georgian who defected from East Berlin while with a tourist group. WIROGUE case suffered a temporary setback when in December GSSCHUTZ (BFV), the West German organization responsible for the internal security of the FEDREP became interested in. Subject and requested all available information, HARVARD briefed OCA Bonn that Subject was strictl recognition interview story, fabrications to insure his receiving poli OCA ‘advised the BFV that Sub interest and HARVARD resumed its resettleme whose name, Reiseausweis, £ (Cont inudd) f.) “§ CROSS REFERENCE TO ' ; Ms fg ' ~ : ye 5 » PP Bela ve - 72 J : CLASSIFICATION SECRE Th y 8 HARVARD agént resettlement case etc were complete . tical recognition and a ject was of continuing AIS nt efforts, , Dela Bypier?? DATE DISPATCHED DATE TYPEO 4 June 64 __ DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER EGOA-21573 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMOER
‘| * -EEDREP files and replaced then with the new. eater cP AEA “az f ~ a t Tidgy Pee Biles SWrale peek, A NU CONTINUATION OF i 73 . DISPATCH E S-E-C-R-E-T EGOA-215 G. By summer 1963 detailed South American immigration data had been acquired. This disclosed.that Subject's. language deficiencies, background, knowledge of the Soviet Union, and work history were ihsufficient to guarantee his smooth processing through fhe . INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPEAN MIGRATION ° (ICEM) .. Our -investigation also pointed up the fact that until Subject was provided with a detailed life history containing the informétion required by prospective employers and/or immigration authorities, he was not ina position to be resettled anywhere, let.alone South America, . As a‘result, HARVARD's plans to process “Subject for immigration had to be cancelled, at least temporarily. 7. CA CABEZONE Stage I C.0, was given the task of preparing a _ life story containing the factual information needed for the filling “2 gut of job applications, to stand up under detailed interviews and, . if.South American immigration éver took place, to satisfy immigration _. requirements. . This..legend was given: to. ODIBEX Camp King representa- - tives who prepared a new political recognition interview story, arranged for the removal of copies of the old story from the various .. 8, For the.first time since Subject had arrived in HARVARD'‘s - Custedy the way was clear for a final resettlement. Subject’s . Reiseausweis was renewed and. he was quitclaimed and advised to work and establish himself in Germany. He was told that nothing more could be done for him and that immigration to South America at anytime in the future would be without KUBARK assistance. 9, HARVARD has done everything to insure Subject a successful future :-free from problems resulting from his “black” association with KUBARK, Therefore, there is food reason to believe that KUBARK will not have to become involved with any of Subject's ‘future problems. It is also unlikely he will attempt to coerce KUBARK with threats to reveal all. With his criminal background he is aware that he cat -be brought to the attention of the French _authorities. He also believes that. KUBARK's position in the FEDREP is such that we have nothing to fear from any action on his part. . 10, At the time of this writing Subject has a position as research and development engineer with a Munich firm. He allegedly receives DM 1500 per month, has an expense account and is to receive a percentage of a@11 profits realized from the sale of any devices’ he develops. He expects to move to Munich permanently about the end of May or June 1964. t, 11, HARVARD has arranged with CSB Data Processing Branch to publish a noforn drop notice under Subject's documented name so that any attempt to immigrate to any country will bring him to the attention of KUBARK and appropriate action can be taken, 12. It is suggested that Headquarters arrange to apprise HARVARD of any inquiries regarding Subject under his documented name or any of the names listed in Attachment C. ; i ORME K. DARONNAT ‘| j ogi hl le Attachments: ie JP A. Recognition Interview Story (USC) : B. Termination Agreement (USC) Cc. Iden List (USC) Distribution: . o Qrig & 1 - AF, w/atts (USC) . w/o atts atts ' ° ages , Do. . w/o-atts——-_____... Date 2 Re OP? CLASSIFICATION USE PREVIOUS EQHION. REPLACES FORMS ~ $178, SU-T3A AND 51S at WHICH ARE OBSQUTE ee | Jcontved S-E-C-R-E-T
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14-0000 “ doure, Oberstleutnant GUKOENIDSS. = | * pdenatirad: habo ich auch 1946 die Arnce verlansen. Es wo plats surlick, don ich bio su-moiner Flucht innohatte. “Aun gu meinen Fluchtcruindens | e> ‘ i Haben “aor sigentlic’ on Pochauabildung erhiolten wir auch eine ES. voraliitiriache Auabildung, in der Xdrperschule ait eingo- | Mesa echlossen. Ware Wihrend doer Soanorferien waren die Studenten noist. ‘auf einer Folehoso ‘derohhftigt, ‘un go an der Borgung der Lrnto: “mitsuhelfon. ‘Ta. Pruhjahr. 1938 hatte 40h meine abaohluapriifung. Ich bestand | dfewe: vand erhiélt mein Diplowe = a Schon’ von dor: Ionranatalt wurden uno Artéeltsplitse eugertovone Bie muSten uns’ su dienen Eweok auf Pe Jahre vorpflichton. Ich wlirda sagen, “das dante eine ‘geviase R oxgenhlung der und _. gewithrten Gelder, eu wacko, dea Studiung geleietet werdon ‘golltes Ich, golbat: kant gur Ma. ‘ohiiten=Traktoron-Station, die apiter ‘in Re par tune: achnivehe-Station uabena~ nt wurde. Mein Arboltes ; - Plate defand ich in’ “‘Baohaka jas Lo Am 286 August ‘1941 wurde ich eur ruseischen Armoae ‘eingesogens Ich kon nach: Baku. Ea handelte eich um eine Ylakeinheit,. die in der Oaljanski ji Kaserne tinge. -gobracht war, Nach meinor sweiaonatigen Grundausbaldung wurde “ich als Kraftfahrer ausge=  “piadet. gun Schlud: ‘noinor Dienatse{t war Loh Pahrer des Divietonokoanane . In ‘Johro 1944 wurde Loh Bun Foldwobdel bertrdert. Mas diecea im Septemtor. Ich kehrto wieder an meinen frithoren Arboito= SG pe re see Oe me ge frotsuem doh.in einom kom unistisehen land geboren und ersogen — worden wer, begann ich dooh schon frulhseitig zu veretehon, daf fur die Hinselperson keine persinliche Frotheit bentand. Ea war mir auch klar, daS perainiicher Aufotieg nicht von - dea Talent und der Xoohtachaffenheit eines Nonschen abhing, sondarn von den Audand der politiochon Rethtigung.e Ich erkannte die koxnunisticchen LMigen, da die Wirklichkelt so verschiedon von der offisiellen Propaganda war. Wihrend und nach den Ariege traf ich Menachen, dic wentiiche Tindor besucht hatten und ich war in der Ingap. Bruohotiloke der Wahrhoig uber den Untersahiod. in den Lebensarten aus diesen Ersthlungen absuleiten, obwohl alle diese Berichte echr vorsichtig vorgebracht wurdane
. 8 . Ich hUrte achlieGlich auch noch weotliche Sender, un aich su orienticren. Kring feindlicha Sinetellung sua Koanunissua : fe Warde imver atiirser und eo wards flr =i¢h inser sohwloriger, ~ ee mich mit meinon Redensarten zu kontroliferen und diesen Gofthien Richt of fan ‘Auadruck su verJeihen, a oan 2 * : Im dunt 1962 kaa cohlie@licn der Sichorheitedionst zu te : os vant nieinen, Arbeiteplata. In. der arinchlieBendon Vernehnung = ed wurde: ‘toh besehuldigt, ein langjithriges Hitglied einer aos oo a goorgischen Riders tandagruppe ‘eu sein und roginrungofoind= Ea wee . -.. Uftehe AuGerungen' getan gu habene Obwohl ich eolche Kuflorungon t bed vero} hiedenen. ‘Veiegenhoiten gemacht hatte und doohald - , aehuldig” in: Sinne- "dén leteteren feile der Anechuldigungen a Wary. -konnto ion’ “{uplon, ‘dad: der Bicherheitadienst nicht.  gentigond Infornationan bonal. teh verneinte de:holb alle “Ahsohuldigungen, Each lan:ea Verhdr warde ich. in meine Woh ung entlaesen ung erhielt die Auflace, meinen dphnoites nicht. gu verlas:ene -, AuBerdem wurde mir erklurt, da8 ich spAter vom Sichorheitae “;) - *  " @fenet noch hUren vilrde. Alle diese Unsttinde liefen in mir a Rd den Godankon der Flucht konzan, Ich ledte fortan imner 4n “es der Angot, von. Sichorheitedienst verhaftet su warden, Nuch '.veiflicher Uberlegung setate toh an 25.6.62, alno drei Tage . _mhaoh den Verhbr, no ine Fluchtabsichten in die Tat am. , oe ‘Bie an jeden- Tag, 80 vorlied ich auch su gewohnter Zoit, “2. gepen 07.00 Uhr, meine Yohnung. Anetatt abor gua Arboite= _° ~plats gu-gehan, verlied 4oh die Stadt in Richtung 6antredias Don Zug getraute ich mir nicht cu benutgon, weil ich der . a : Hoinung war, da& dieser tiberwncht wird, Nach etra 2 oder 3 fe Kilometer wurde toh auf dor L.ndstrase@ von einen Lantwagen Cte. _ . sufgenonnen, der nigh nach Seatredia brachts. Dert bestieg cree. ss, deh dain uohliot ®lich den Zug nach Baku, dar gezon 14,00 Uhr — a ankam, Ich verateokte aich in cer Polsezeit dis sur Dunkelhed? Ich ging an Soe entlang. Nech etwa 2 Kiloaeter 7ufn:rech - vernichtete: ich ‘meinen Pa. { Peroonaiausneis _) und vergrub arr " meine Kleidung.. Ich muBte nlialioch von diesém Ort vorsuchen, i ; sehuinnend tiirkiseches Gebist gu erreichen, Ba mag unglaublioh : Klingon, aber ich soh-ana bla gegon 04.00 Uhr frtth. An Land gckonmen, wuGte-ich nicht, wo ich mich befand, In einer Hutte fand ich aber Gegenatlindes, aue denen ich annehmen auste, oe mich noch innerhalb des sowjetischen Teritoriune su befindene oo Se ‘ - oo dn “Ly \
Ich vyorsteokte mich ‘wheder und rarteta bie gua ‘Afbonds . Ich ging sohlie@flich wieder ino. Wy-o0t und sehwasm nun, ne éer Kttnto entinng. Ich alinte mich wieder die ganze nacht . ab, ohre aaB ich genau wuBte, wo doh aich befand. In vorgen= oe grausn ging ich wieder: an Lind. Ich hielt nich : cuniichat in ae einer HohLe voratookte Ia L.ufe der nachfolganaen Gtunder ‘tre . traf ‘toh einon Knaben von. etwa 11. oder 12 dshrone Von iha ie “. @rfuhr deh, dnB teh ofoh auf tlirkigchem Grbict, in dor - Nuhe von Kemal<Parcha befande Da. oh dm noch nicht "Sicherheit hatte, ‘werste: ‘Kte 4eh nich woiterhin gwel Tages Der. ‘Hot cehorohend, niker te doh nich eohlieflich der Orte “gohaft Kanol=Pancha. wae Heinen ruseiechen Sprachkanntnioe oe 8en konnte | ‘4ch nich don herbetgekon:enen Personen nicht a eretindlich machene Man, vadrohte mich ‘mit St0cken und” ‘Axten, “bie fe ich’ ‘pie aohliediioh Uberseugen konnte, dof ot \ “fon: aus.den rans | ‘Q>bLlet kime uhd.um Hilfe bitte. Munner — - der Ortrohatt bergaben aich echlieBlich don ailitirisohes _. BehOrden in Kenal~Parchae _ Bed meiner Muoht war toh iediglich nit einer Badehosa " TbeBleddoee An den FlGon hatte foh Schwimnfloasen. Weiter trug {oh. on’ Riappmesner bed airs ait dem ich mich im Hate falle Yertoidigon WOLItes . . “nach Totandul, in das Fllichtingelager. Am 6.7662. Ubdernahsen ° mioh v%=Behirden, die mich noch an élotohen 2.69 nach " ... Doutsohland brachtens, Das. dat die Kahrhelt. Ich bitte, nich als ausle Pluchsling SOR .: . anzuorkennon, Weil doh aus politi-chen Grunden und aus , ae Anget vor Verfolgung mcine Heimnt vorinason habe. a . Ich bin bisher noch nicht beatraft. a _ °. Wegen moiner Zukunftonbsichten befragts erkitre ich, da8 boar lee a deh ausguwancorn gedenkas Bs dat abor auch nicht auogee oe oe scohlossen, da8 ioh mich in Buropa aledorlasce. meen ee Des Lot ulles, waa toh von mir dua und auf Bofrageon sagen : Due _, Die in rusoiccher Bprache seftthrte. Yorhandlung habe oh : a ror, , -veretanion und beetitige die Richticket¢ dureh meine E 4 _— , Untersahrift, - . . rs 2 7 es oneent ( novell r vy KOM oe ; BS
oe [ micROFILMED JUN 16 i304 |, DOC: MICRO. SER. TERMINATION AGREEMENT / The undersigned herety acknowleiges ¢hs has heretofore existed be:seen him ang the & muent of the United states of america (hereinafter relerred to es (“the Go ernment"), The Government nas. fully and completely satisfied ali of its obligations to the undersigned. t a contractual relationshis: dvern The undersigned on beste of himself, tis'heirs, executors, adninistrae tors and assigns hereby releases and forever di charges the Government, its .. Officers, agents ani emslevees fron any and ali debts, claims, benefits or demands arising out of the atove mentioned centractual relationship, The undersigned fully understands and acpreciates the fact that the orior | ~- Pelationship between the ratties and all information ani knowledre Secuired in the. course: of said relatiozship (particularly with reference to persons and methods employed by the Governnent; are the property of said Government. and constitute nilitery ‘secrets affecting its security, The undersiened knows and‘ “understands that these are rrotected by Geren Law under the nrovisions of ‘Annex A to the Cofvention on Sights and Obligstions of Foreipn Forces in the Federal Republic of Germany, © — St The Government {s hie-ly appreciative of the excellent services hereto- fore rendered by the undersigned, However, to rreserve the security above mentioned, it is Surcther amierstood and agreei thst both rarties shail here-} after disavow that the relationship ever existed, . The undersigned furthe> agrees he Dossesses no right, title or interest in any information or knowledge arising out of said relationship and ke Aur. ther solemnly swears tnat he sill never divulce, sublish or reven)] by word, - Gonduct or any other means the fac. of said Telatienship nor any such anOQwledre - or information arising therefrom exept as authorised in writing by the-samna7 =~ . OSFiclal of the Government as that who witnesses this oath, = mole 7 Lo. ? Le CB as bthis_, 3. fiay of Spr ernetin 1g6¥¢ nm G bons & S eels (2.3, ‘ seman ere re aD ne Y ’ cA ca ~ S fe WITNESS : "SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT B TO ae . DISPATCH NO, EGOA-21573 DATED 4 JUNE 1964 |
ee] SEPARATE COVER. ATTACHMENT C TO DISPATCH NO. EGOA-21573. DATED 4 JUNE 1964 IDEN LIST - DAVID de PANASKHET. GEORG REINER DAVID TZITZICHVILI rome wet oman cranes oO . NICRORILIS al mf H ae f- 2 2 PQ
14-00000 EXCHRPT FRC BUCA 21181 —— SARVGD RESETTL IMENT SUMMARY FOR JANUARY 19643 WIROGUE - Subject's new legend has been. Se , translated into German and given to the ODIBEX Camp King representatives who will use it as the basis for a oarae " new political recognition interview Os 7 Story. AS. Soon-as the new story is completed copies will be placed in the various files to replace copies of the old story. At this point, Subject's documentation. will be. | . completely in order and actual resettle-. | ment should be accomplished in a few days. Ye coe i-th se tt,
SECRET . HARVARD .SUMMARY OF. RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY | 1 - 30 Septenber 1963 "+ >: 35. “DBFE¢TOR CASES: ' . . 1 ‘Case Name’ ; a ae | Action Taken A. On: Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period: ‘DS- 109°: "Subject moved out of HARVARD housing. a . during the month after naving ‘located lee ' appropriate employment with CAMANTILLA* Ss. ; wo "assistance. The. results of Subject's mo ae TB. tests were obtained on 24 September ae (se. and are negative. He will. continue in / Se . a ‘his current job and concentrate on i- . further English Study until December 5 ‘when he will again be considered for inmigration to the U. Ss. under PL. ' 86-648, aS DS-129—Ci Through the assistance of MKTOPAZ and ; “ QDIBEX, Subject received his Fremdenpass 7 —_ and was interviewed for FEDREP political po recognition, Shortly after being turned over to CAMANTILLA, who is assisting him in his efforts to obtain local employ- ment, the need for additional interroga-— tion arose, While his job hunt. was, therefore, Slightly delayéd, it should recommence shortly. Due to the sensitive nature of Subject's documentation | problem (having been previously granted refugee recognition by another country), HARVARD will continue to maintain contact with him until. the Reiseausweis is issued, IDEN-271* Subject immigrated to the U.S. 19 September 1963 wirhout HARVARD assistance or CAMANTILLA sponsorhip. “B. Received During Reporting Period: DS-130 "Profession: Electro-technician: designer of high voltage power circuits Rec'd by HARVARD: 20 Septemcer 1963 | From: CABEZONE | - . +o ; Nationality: Czechoslovakian Age: 27 . -No of Dependents: 90 Resettlement, Officer: Orme K. DARONNAT Group 1 Excluded from automatic Downgrading and declassification SECRET
SEC RET -2- Case Name Action Taken ae ; DS-130 (Cont) HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Subject’ s a me CE oo “he processing for immigration. to the U.S. . 7 oe 7 a yo under Public Law 414 has. already been* SO on oe completed. He-is scheduled'to depart - oa -' 28°October 1963: via an ICEM flight for Oy ; New York where CAMANTILLA will meet and - ard Loe _- assist. UatT) “this. departure. date. he TL a wld. occupy. HARVARD housing and continue - his study of English, Q, . Me To * DS$132 - Ss brofession: Mechanical Enginéer es oe ; Rec'd by HARVARD: 30 ‘September 1963 © ae oo ' From: CABEZONE oN , mo ee uc , ; : Nationality: © Polish. oe 0. Age: -30 rn me _ No. of Dependents: 0. me : a oo 0 Resettlement Officer: Arthur A. LIFALL a * : ~ i HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Immigration ‘to Canada (see EGOA 20576, dated 24 September 1963). C. Former Defector Resettlement. Cases (or Cases Still in Stage II) Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period: DS-924 Camp King informed HARVARD that Subject ' had applied for a Reiseausweis renewal in order to visit the FEDREP.,  Head-— quarters' answer to HARVARD's “query re adviseability of issuing renewal will be passed to the appropriate authorities, thru Camp King, when received. DS-125 While immigration. to the U.S. under P.L, ; 86-648 was initiated for Subject and his family (see EGOA-20570, 18 September 63), HARVARD now feels his best chances for U.S. entry, in view of his long C.P, membership, is under P, L, 414 first |. ‘preference (see FRAN 2170), Preliminary : discussions have been held with AMCONGEN and an advisory opinion wil! be obtained. DS-127 . Application for U.S. immigration under P. L. 86-648 has been formally turned down by the local I&NS office. .CABEZONE is currently awaiting. Head- quarters reaction to EGOA-20573, 19 September which recommends P, L. 110 handling. oe Resettled during the reporting period. Subject will not appear on next month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until some new-unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed and the new action described under Category Ic, SECRET
oe II, “AGENT CASES: -Case Name A. On Hand at Beginnin  SuIDEN-264e 7 Pad IDEN-272 ““IDEN-274 "1963 on PAA FLT #73. SECRET ae Action Taken Subject continues: to be of interest to FOB and will occupy HARVARD housing. _: Until he is Successful- ia ‘hisattempts. | ~ to: find an apartment -on the ecotomy, © ‘Background material for Subject’s new | legend has been. acquired with the 2 “ assistance of Stage 1. HARVARD hopes. ... (2s to begin the final Stages of Subject's > resettlement in the near future, ==. ‘Subject immigrated: to thé U.S, 5 September _ The initial stages of FEDREP political recognition have been completed, ‘Subject’s ~~ position has been legalized to the extent that he is now looking for employment on "the economy. ‘ ; With the assistasce of CAMANTILLA Subject commenced his photographic training in. -.. Hamburg on 10 September, Upon completion _ Of his schooling (in-early 1964) he will be given the monetary grant awarded by — Headquarters ag compensation for his eight-year imprisonment, B. Received During Reporting Period: NONE Cc. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action uring eporting Perlod: AEBLANKET-2 .» | AEPOLE-25. HARVARD C. 0. ORME K, DAPONNAT and . former HARVARD C, 0, DAVID R. REINBOLD visited Subject at her request. She asked for help for a girlfriend who had become involved in possible foreign. - intelligence activities in the local _ trea, Arrangements were made for '- REINBOLD to introduce an FOB/CE C.0. to Subject.: Additional correspondence has been . exchanged with Subject in connection with his attempting to establish with FEDREP authorities that he contributes to the support,of his children living in the USSR, SECRET
‘DIHESITANT © =. At the request of FOB/SAT, HARVARD ne has been in contac: with AMCONGEN FRAN Be . tolestablish most expeditious -way for pe Subject. to be processed for immigration to the-U.S. Inmigration is complicated by the’ fact that Subject and wife are | “| We$iding in another country and for... ce . “Security reasons must not be processed. \ ' . af the U.S. Consulate located in that - oe oo Seountry, Do ea, v4 . HARVARD ‘continues to-maintain contact~. o “jwath Subject through our local post —— | oo Ox: nd .48-cabling ‘Headquarters ‘and other | ":4ppropriate. -KUBARK. elements the.gist of. 9° .-- “ -s@ach letter recetved,. TE us periodic contact with co te Be : . SEDBN-238 241," HARVARD maintai eels 5) Bg wo. 0. 2)» “RRES family and continues to pay the... we, I dow -of ‘IDEN 238° a monthly subsistence tis oo — _ payment of DM 150, - in ce IDEN-239 & 240 HAPVARD arranged for a meeting between — ; : .the“ local representative of CAMANTILLA _and an FOB/SAT C, 0. to discuss the : ‘possibility for continued financial : ‘assistance to Subjects through U,S.E.P, - IDEN 263 - The New York office of CAMANTILLA has .- A mo an ' brought to HARVARD's attention the oe 7 as . Fecurring difficulties which it has “had no ue _ with Subject. This problem was discussed ; ; ' with FOB/SAT and a summary of the . Situation forwarded to Headquarters in FROB 5827, * Resettled during the reporting period, Subject will not appear On next. month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed | and the new action described under Category IIC, Ct SECRET
ie {, oy Loe ee 0 EXCERET FROM “GGA 20791 -(PARVARD Resettlement Summary) oo ‘ . ’ * . abe 2 a - Re ~ , ‘ he - é 2 ; Pa WIROGUE: ; - Subject's new legend has been prepared as ‘and will be used to provide the details a ; for a new FEDREP political recognition ones Te - interview. The next step will be to oe . arrange to have the new interview story . ‘ substituted for the old thus paving the | ; ; , way for Subject's permanent resettlemeat.
ACTION Or. (622 DISPATCH TAS EE CATON . pens ST MPR OGD Map oa i t i Chiet, Ez. €} t i | MARKED FOR INDEKING ‘D. “BGOT 18868 BY QUALIFIED MQ DESK ONLY . the ‘problen- of WIROGUE whica is now being clarified, | "| ae The problem of backstopping of resettlement and - disposal: cases has been caréfully reviewed by elements of CSB concerted including CABETONE; -MKTOPAZ and CATOENE.: In thig . connection there is attached a copy of a menorandun dated 27 | .  August-1963 from -Chief/MKTOPA?-which: outlines the current — ‘ gitustion. As will ‘be noted URTOPAZ -has and will expand its _ Capability for procurement of operational documents independent of the 513th ICG, It 4s believed that the presant procedures for backstopping of resettlenent and disposal eases should be continued, In theory an independent. capability is desirable but not really practical at this time. Creation of an independent capability for backstorpping resettlement cases would require duplication of the procedures and practices now . . followed by tir. Willims of the Sl3te ICG. In addition, we would | not have the advantage of Hiding our cases from the Germans anong. other Army disposal cases, Furthermore, USAREUR has requested notification prior to contact with any German officials of any Bensitive cases which we may desire to handle without military assistance--see USAREUR letters dated 7 August 19€1 and 25 March 13€2, attached. #ith considerable effort it would be possible: ‘to backstop some of. our resettlement and disposal cases directly with German officials. It would be quiet difficult, however, to prevent the Army from learniag of such action which is contrary _ to the USAREUR request, ; . $8. It is possible that the FEDREP will enact new legislation on the cantrol of non-Gernman refugees, Likewise, ; new FEDRED energency laws may affect this type of case. We vill keep this situation under review and in the event the circun- stances change will..inittate’ appropriate action, NORRIS D. WALLACH Attachrents: (B/Y¥) te | 1. Weso dtd 27 Aug '63 “t 2. USAREUR Ltr dtd 7 Aur tel: 3. USAREUR Ltr dtd 23 Har "G2. : Distribution: ; 2 - C/EB v/atts : 1 ~. COB/Bonn w/o atts 2 Eackstopping of Resettlement &: Disposal -Cases_!'xq | _NO MEINE Beau INDEXING CAN BE JUOGED 1. Reférenées represent an initial misunderstanding of. i 7 s ee # see mente eoeeeeeieenan se to tenenanttnen—eaapocinoe nae erent nee el res tt pee teers = ae ofA AMD 96 2D j ehehe Rice ot wenerO™e ARE OBSOLETE ‘
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§-E-C-R-E-T HARVARD MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SiMMARY_ “AGENTS AND IDENTITIES © CAHAVOC-1 CANDARE-3 —~- . - DUMARGIN-3 | IDENTITY~264 " IDENTITY~266 DS-997 -2). @L Jartary 1963 CASE OFFICER | ’ DARONNAT " REINBOLD- REINBOLD’ "DARONNAT ' DARONNAT | ‘REINBOLD DARONNAT S-E-C-R-E-T e STATUS | Suhject’s papers for emplcy- ment with the Bundeswehr- sprachdienst are still heing processed. In the medntime Subject continues to occupy “HARVARD housing. — Subject's housing problem . remains unchanged. There is ne indication when the. - problem will be solved, Subject’s pclitical reccgniticn and Reiseausweis are ‘expected -@ariy in February. At that time the case will be closed. HARVARD will begin making arrangements for Subject'’s South American immigraticn processing. HARVARD expects Subject’s a) visa to be issued in March, © 7 Subject will remain in HARVARD housing until his father, CANDARE-3, locates heusing of his own, Electrical engineer Prefession: Rec'd by HARVARD: 15 January . 1963 © From: CABEZONE Age: 34 Nationality: Czech Resettlement Aims: United States Immigration . Evac. Cude: B “Subject will be processed for immigraticn to the United States under PL-414. ' Group i Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification oles. 233477 7
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7490000 SECRET HARVARD SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY i= Gi July 1963 1, DEFECTOR CASES: Case Name “ DS-102,-° “oo pS-105* DS-108 - DS-109 DS-129 IDEN-271, - closed, Action Taken As On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Périod: -‘Subject's processing for immigra- “tion to the U.3, under PL-110 is . continuing and it is expected that he will depart in the near future, Subject immigrated to CANADA 8 July 1963 on ICEM ship MS ARCADIA, Case. Subject continues to study English while his processing for immigration to the U.S, under the Parolee Act is completed. He will give up his job in Ruesselsheim early next month _and. return .to Frankfurt. : Subject's processing for immigration to the U.S, under the Parolee Act , has.been deferred until December 1963, Due to a change in the right lung, discovered while comparing recent and earlier x-rays, the U.S.P.H.S. has requested the deferment until sputum tests and future x-rays indicate the condition stabilized or eliminated, Arrangements are being made through ODIBEX for Subject to receive FEDREP political recognition, CAMANTILLA will then assist in finding a job and housing on the local economy, In the meantime Subject is taking German language lessons, : Subject's life story has been prepared with appropriate changes regarding his defection in Ireland. The story will be presented to FEDREP authorities for political recognition and Subject will be found work and housing on the local economy, B,. Received During Reporting Period: NONE Group 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification SECRET far 2 9dY77
age C. Former Defector Resettlement Casés (or Cases Still in St Ir, Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Perio DS-964 ‘HARVARD has learned through ' CAMANTILLA that Subject and wife have returned to the U.S, -where both have found employment. and are ' now, apartment. hunting, , . . oy DS-984 7 At Subject’s request HARVARD made. By  , . arrangements to obtain a duplicate : of the deregistration form covering - Subject's move from Frankfurt to | a ~ Neuss in July'1962, - -. 2DS-999. _ ‘2, | Subject and family are ‘being assisted ne ol '. ° dn obtaining West German citizenship, . Subject"s Communist Party membership _ Was discussed informally but at some ‘length with the local ODURGE. chief.. . ‘Since the latter believed that Subject's “membership would, according to the strict interprétation of the law, bé ruled voluntary, processing for immigration to. the U.S. under Public Law 110 has been requested, a “* Resettled during the reporting period. Subject will not appear on next month's or Subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until Some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed and the new _ action described urder Category I C, - - a II. AGENT CASES: “Case Name : - Action Taken A. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period: CAHAVOC-1 Subject has begun to look for an apart- ment on the local economy. In the mean- time he will continue to occupy HARVARD housing, e WIROGUE . Subject's legend is being rewritten a and when finished will provide the basis for-a more FlauSible political recognition story. HARVARD hopes that - with the substitution of the new story . for-the old, positive Steps can be taken for Subject’s resettlement. IDEN-264 The morale problem created by the slow , . moving quota under which Subject is registered for U.S, immigration has required HARVARD to register her for immigration under the Parolee Act. It. is expected that Subject will receive her visa in August or September but the Parolee Act will be used in the event the '- quota continues to remain unchanged, i SECRET.
SECRET ~3e IDEN=272 HARVARD has been informed that Subject, ; under no condition, should be allowed to return:'to Austria,: ODIBEX is ex- Ploring additional possibilities for Subject to stay and work in the FEDREP without reStrictions,. . - IDEN-274 Subject has been ehrolled in a 3 month. cea a photography school located in Hamburg. ee It commences in early September and is | designed to prepare students for taking the examination for the masters certificate an in photography, a must for someone working - in’ this’ field in the FEDREP, In the interin, . Subject is studying Photographyon his own, “. utilizing borrowed MKTOPAZ equipment, - Received During-Reporting Period: a . SO NONE . ne - C. Former Agent Résettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action ‘ ' During Reporting Period: oe : oe ' | - TULANCE-] HARVARD continues to maintain contact with ~ ‘ oo _ Subject throvzh our local post box and is 2 cabling Headquarters and other appropriate an i ; KUBARK elements the gist of each letter Mae, , woe received, ; IDEN-238, 242, HARVARD maintains periodic contact with and 244 this family. and continues to Pay the widow , of IDEN-~238 a monthly subsistance payment 1 of DM 150. The family has been on vacation — during the last three weeks, . IDEN-247 «°° '. ‘Subject contacted HARVARD for the second _ time in recent.weeks. She was visited - and the new information passed on te BOB as before (See EGOA-20258, 22 July 1963), IDEN-267 At Subject's request HARVARD arranged to , obtain a duplicate of the ideregistration form covering Subject's move from Frank- furt to Neuss in August 1962, : SECRET
Pe an & / vb ep ihed 7 ws te / HARVARD —_ 4 SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY , SERRE ME Re See eee Ati vide 1 - 31 May 1963 I. DRC CASES: Case Name. . . . Action Taken ‘A. On Hand at Peginning of Reporting Perio: 20 —- DS~ 102 . oA firm offer of employ- so . ment with ODIBEX is ~ - ‘anticipated. - Subject will then be processed for immigration to the U.S. under PL-110. Subject has a room and. temporary employment in Rilsselsheim. He con- _tinues to study English while awaiting immigra- tion to the U.S. under the Parolee Act. He — was interviewed on 24 May. by an Immigration and Naturalization Service Officer and will presumably receive a - . visa upon completion yen . . ‘of the INS checks. DS-109 - ° Subject has a room and : ' temporary employment in RUsselsheim, He con- tinues to study English while awaiting immigra~ tion to the U.S. under the Parolee Act. He was interviewed on 24 May by an Immigration and Naturalization Service Officer and will presumably receive a visa upon completion of the INS checks. B. Received During Reporting Period: Received uring Reporting Period DS-120 Profession: Aircraft ‘ Mechanic and Pilot Rec'd by HARVARD: 31 May 1963 From: CABEZONE Nationality: Bulgarian Age: 23 ut . Group 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification SECRET ep 24927
C. SECRET Case Name vS~120 ' TDEN-27 Ceont) i* Action Taken ‘No, of Deps 0 Renettiement Officer: Arther A. LIFALL EARVAKD Resett loment Aims: German Economy . While Subject: aspires to be a U.S... military - jet piict, this is -- frem many angles -- unrealistic. It is believed that Subject may, in time, be able _to obtain an aircraft mechanic's job in West. Cermany and pessibly a -commercial pilot's - license. This will Probably have te be preceded by work as an autcmcbile mechanic while Yearning’ the. German language. Profession; Mathema- tician ‘Rec'd by HARVARD: 7 May 1963 From: CABEZONE Nationality: Czech Age:. 49 “ONG. of Deps: 0 - Resettiement Officer: Orme K. DARONNAT HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Cernan Econcmy . Subject *i1% be processed for political reccgnition avd appropriate FEOREP documentation. Ue hes been made USEP eligible and through CAMANTILLA wiil be heiped to find. ‘week aad heusing on the local eccacmy. Former Cases (or Cases Still in DRC Stage Vi} Requiring HARVARD ) Action During the he Reporting Fei Fericd. .  OS-782..— SECRET HARVARD, at the cequest Of FOB, coatacted. AMCONGEN Franefuct toa determi ne the status of Subject’ visa application. Tt was learned that the case can not be written up until necessary, checks wre com- Pleted, (ft wucid appear that the case will aet he submitted to Washingrun . for at feust three weeks.
14-00000 SECRET Case Name wSSe same NS-999 IDEN-265 “IDEN~273% | “ew Case Name A. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period: cnn ae OG CAHAVOC=1) ” -SECRET ing. .the end of his prebation- Actitn Taken Subject and family were ‘fervarded application forms for filiing cut and return in connection with their cbtaining West German citizenship. Sub- | Ject’s new 2ddress was Pcuched BoB in response to the latter's request, Subject visited the Canadian Consulate in ns Cclegne on. 30 May“to _ Loot initiate arrangements : for his. immigration, 7 HARVARD had briefed him — on this trip beforehand | in accordance with the information contained in OTTA 0710. He was treated extremely well and ail went very smoothly, It appears tnat he will be abie to immigrate shortly after completion of his Stage IT debriefing, At the request of Subject, HARVARD returned several of nis original decuments an ; Providing proof Gf school. 7 While Subject's limited handling by CABLZONE is being compieted, HARVARD has initiated the pro- Curement of the necessary West German decumentaticon to allow him to remain and WOrK in West Germany. fe will be turned over to CAMANTILLA whs will assist him in obtaining empiluy~ ment, : Action Taken Subject began work on LS May at Du 714 menthix. He will not receive Perna. nent assiznment and housing allowance until ary period. if is Postibie, therefore, that he witi ; ‘ remain in HARVARD hous : until that time, , :
oS EC RE T 74-90000 . Case Name Action. Taken WIROGUE - . “HARVARD with the assist- ‘ance of Stage I is attempr- ing to work up a suitable legend for use in.immi- ; So, ; gration to Scuth. America 7 7 consistent ‘with Subject's , ‘ political recognition interview, IDEN-264 ; Subject has found work on : the .ocal economy at Dv 500 monthly. She will e¢ontinue to stay in HARVARD housing until her visa is issued and immigration can take ee a place. B. Received During Reporting Pericd: a IDEN-2728 os Profession: Tock Designer” ; Coe cee ; . Rec'd by HARVARD:...21 May Ce 1963 From: Vienna Staticn Nationality: Hungarian Age: 27 — . . No. of Deps: 0 Resettlement Officer: Orme K, DARONNAT HARVARD Resettlement Aims: German Economy “a . , Subject will be processed for Aufenthaltserlaubnis ' and registered, He will ' be picked up as a refugee ease by CAMANTILLA and helped to find work and heusing on the lacal eccnomy. C, Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARO Action ms ‘ During The Reporting Period; AEPOLE-~25 “ HARVARD continues to assist Subject in his efforts to establish, for West German income tax Purpcses, that: he has helped contribute to the support of his ex- wife living in the USSR, DIO-14 A request was received from the State of Maryland asking for informatien on Subject, who immigrated to the U.S. under PL-i10 in January 1956. Since all of Subject's records were transferred with hin, ' the inquiry was referred to Headquarters in EGOA- 19903, 28 May i963 SECRET
ore eS ECRET : Case Name , . Action Taken .. DMMARGIN-3 In response to a query from BOB, HARVARD provided cdarification on the pur~ pose and handling of Sub- jJect’s Einweisungverfue- .— gung. .| TULANCE-1 HARVARD. continues to At, Doe - * Maintain contact with : ; - oo, oo is uo Subject through our local 7 ee oe . ' post tox and is cabling oO , Headquarters and other ; : appropriate KUBARK Sei joc elements the gist of ee _" @ach letter’ received, vi EDENTITY 238, , HARVARD maintains periodic .. “241 and 242 contact with this family 4 7. a ; and continues to pay the , . : . widow of Identity-238 a oF ; ; monthly subsistence pay- ment of DM 150. ~ . . .. IDENTITY-~270 Additional West German } , documentation (Abmelde-- poe beStaetigung, Versicher- \ : . : ungskarte: and Lohnsteur- i ; woe karte) were obtained 7 , during the month and for- oe, warded to BOB. Subject 7 ‘48 currently being processed for West German recognition, — me * See Separate Cover. Attachment for true name. ar “ _ Soe IIl, MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY: ' 2 ennai tee a A. Effective 10 May 1963, Arthur A, LIFALL, Chief, HARVARD, became the Station Case Officer for -.Project CAMANTILLA (See EGOA-19737)., B. A request for a provisional and full covert security approval on the local ODURGE officer who does the actual interviewing of HARVARD's candidates for immigration has béen initiated. CSA has already been obtained on the local ODURGE chief. The ‘additional clearance should allow us to develop an even better working relationship with these officers than has existed heretofore When received, it is planned to brief both individuals in greater detail on CABEZONE/HARVARD operations, SECRET
SECRET _ Under Separate Cover Attachment to EGOT-19339, datéd 3 June 1963 | _ | IDENTITY. 271° ss JANOS, Ludvik (FRAN-8548, mo, 7 2 May 1963) IDENTITY . 272 SOS, Zsigmund (FROB-4732, '30 April 1963) IDENTITY 2730 RADISAVLJEVIC, Radisav > a | ". "| (FRAN-9305, 31. May 1963)- SECRET
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Mga. Coe en Ro caa 18708 (Bish met & RAHI bel. Ghat (HSTSEUEET I? as farmer Special ! Besa Lt be Styvector of [CRE might be arle tg holy with ; i AGU tee ty, ~s¥e Us ibvestigaction which will be rum... ! On Buble oo: : pm 84s5ly De tn a positien to Stoo the investi« ity ££ 42 tneluded @ check with Ist . 7, TRV ARO nae beon able te eastabligh that subject ig feb on reuard with UTERO crcep. pomeibly in Franeg and hopes]: te have 818 cheeses vat through CARAVEL within the Boat month, — q | ' i | 8. HARVaRD nad algo hoped that IESTHI@ENT 17 might have . i detadle or tye iChd wechanien which would be degirsble te mnew-. j 0 £OR @ cae Of thige type, ©spectelly Since a Glip-up migkt : cause ephirrakemer? for KUBARN, GDrBEg and ‘the Federal Ropaublie, ; { Pith these fiparede details We vould be is & .bDéttar poeeiticn 2: hear Prepare 23. ject for bis interviag, Ox, if necessary, to Grop the imuteration place, We feel tt Gztremely importens. to kagy ~~ how many interviews anbject wall undergo, hoy Searchihg théega ~~ interviows pil} he, the probability thee Subject wilt be inter. | viewed 12 Russian or fa Georgian (subject Speake German and { © fairly peoa ‘Kngiies), what Preparations can be sade to inware fog i “ fat th Droceasing cungs as S2ootbhly as poosible, &t we istensiva .. Lefer ok ie the ON ~. i ire . aoe a | oe 6. uaRvARD nad talt that. Charles T, HORDYEs sorcnel. | rteadubiy wi “bh TASTQUYERT. V7 Avene FOSULE-“th Bach: Boro aii t1 aca 1 tatormation regs roing the sbege thas wold be tha ears wath af aveting oOctwees Oree 1, DaRGmay Gnd TSS7@aEy 17 aleas.. Hence. or nee ae 10. 1: appeers HOWIE'S prosence 23 89 lensor Sogad rod and there’are ir 16 requested that, 4% AEVTRUMEE? 17 45 gn B = position to supply tie hioad of "inwide yoEr informatics HARVARD _ areds, @ appoiatgant te RQcs- with IEGTHIIEST 17 ie: Gxrme X, ‘ DABONNAT (eo discoss thie Predlem with biz, anlogs feservn faolg (t-te -in @ positien to G6 99 om BARTARD< ay bohal?g, - ~ a 7 "RRR IT EYEE ~ Cytes, EB ee | 2 COS, Gnueva > i I |
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ACTION: EE 6 INFO 2 SECRET 8I6NZ ~.. : ; ci, Ci/ors, FI, BONN INFO DIR CITE FRAN 7487 if poate - HARVARD LCIMPROVE WIROGUE eee . "REF FRAN 6aso( a “ £5 4h)" 1. FOR RESETTLEMENT PURPOSES IT IMPORTANT HARVARD KNOW 18 - 1263 NBe799._ a ‘WHETHER WIROGUE LISTED INTERPOL. CAN BONN DISCREETLY MAKE THIS a nae Oa eo a FE EET. Qe. No FRAN TRACES UNDER NAMES DAVID TZITZICHVILT OR DAVID DETERMINATION? | a ae ee ee . SU a TERR LYE STA i DE PARASKHET Poa: 20: DEC: 1919 TIFLIS, USSR. wi Os, ers weed Sep et a Te a ee me mea, C/S COMMENT: *SUGGESTED CAVATA BE ADVISED WIRAGE WILL PROBABLY BE RESETTLED OUTSICE GERMANY, oo, St 1-AS3LI7 ; GROUP 1 / : EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC D = : GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION : OFFICE (S PROHIBITED REPRODUCTION BY OT oa 4
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14-00000 ROUTING TO =: DIRECTOR FROM = BONN LeCTION: EE 6 . ‘INFO : Ch, Ci/cPs, Fi, coc, Tso 5, AF 4, sR 6, s/o2 - . ROUTINE FRITY FRAN INFO'DIR BRLY CITE BONN 4139 HARVARD LCINPROVE CAVATA TECHS @TRaseE | INSOS9G1 Tn oe. REF FRAN 6399 Lo Eo2R¢) : _— i wale, SINCE THIS. 1S APPARENTLY a ADKUBARK..CASE AND, ORIGINAL. QUERY. aa a astner dye mbea., ee caMe as CAVATA To KUBARK ELEMENT Oca, FAIL UN DERSTAND NEED - - Bo oof © FOR TRANGVITTING REBLY TO “CAVATA VIN 51378 Rep, ‘ALSO DO NOT | FEEL IT NECESSARY CONTACT .cAyaTA cuEr 1 FESPONSE ROUTINE oe ~” i WORKING “LEVEL cAVATA ¢ QUERY. THIS HAY EZ ATTENPT ON WILLMS | PART TO FIND EXCUSE VISIT CAYATA CHIEF, } : 2. IF THIS ROUTINE CABEZONE ‘CASS FEEL STAGE I DEBRIEFING AND ASSESSNENT WHICH NORWALLY PASSED CAVATA VILL SATISFY LATTER*S KEEODS. ON OTHER HAND IF KUZARK Has CONTI ING OPERATIONAL 2 IMPLIES. 1. CAVATA ACCORDINGLY. AS, =PARAGRAPH ies roe conse oANTEREST. END OF MESSAS= C/S COMMENT: *FRAN ASKED BONN ADVISE I7 DESIZES WILLMS CHECK IN WITH BONN PRICR VISIT CAVATA. i Ae: Li3xv7) EXCLUOED FROM AUTO™ MATIC COWNGRADING & : 4 DECLASS IF ication REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
AGESTS-.AND IDENTITIES ‘CAHAVOC-1 DMMARGIN-3 0 S-E-C-R-E-T HARVARD MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY 1 - 31 December 1962 DARONNAT _REINBOLD IDENTITY-264 IDFNTITY-266 -DARONNAT ‘RETNBOLD. STATUS Subject's papers for employ- ment with the Bundeswehr- _Sprachdienst are still being processed, In the meantime Subject continues to occupy HARVARD housing. - Subject is still trying to. . line. up his own housing in the Frankfurt area, In the ' meantime he, his wife and son are living in a HARVARD apartment. Profession: Barber “Rec* ‘aby: HARVARD:* 27° ‘Décember™ Bowes ; _ 1962 © ‘From:”. BOB’ Ager - nos Nationality: Yugoslav™ Resettlement Aims: Local. JEvae: (Code: B2"" “economy. Subject was processed for his West German documentation and ae recognition as a bona fide — ae political refugee. He received his Fremdenpass on 27 December - -. 1962 and will get his recog~ nition and Reiseausweis some- time in January 1963, At--- tee -tlos time the case will be AMCONGEN Frankfurt has advised / , HARVARD that Subject's visa should be issued in late February or early March. Subject, the son of CANDARE-3 is helping his parents find housing in the Frankfurt area. He is still gainfully employed. Group 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification S~E-C-R-E-~T
ert. Sa ews: v IDENTITY-268 ‘DS-987 “ DS-990 | meteor NE Te Tia Pe we liane # BI Ratt " SUPPORT CASES TULANCE-1 sa yore oy ae S-E-C-R-E-T REINBOLD ~ 2. REINBOLD |. REINBOLD © SPREE TASS DARONNAT ene oer -his Notaufnahmeverfahren ~enable= shim: to. recelve-his | ‘Subject’ s refugee processing has been delayed due to. the fact he is under 21 years of age and thus necessitates Special consideration and treatment. It is expected, however, that he will have sometime in January 1963, It is still hoped that Subject's parole processing will be completed: in time .to enable him and his wife to make the 31 January 1963 ; ICEM charter flight, - Subject seems to be getting along well on his job as a technical assistant'with a... on y - construction company. Through. CANANTILLA he is studying. co, German,.and plans.are-beings:* e680 7 Por “made to enroll him in a au special school. which will ‘diploma as a geodetic engi- neer, In the meantime, _ Headquarters.. willbe. queried: “Re ops interest in Subject to determine whether he should remain on present job or consider employment with - RFE’ or VOA, 3 4 + HARVARD continues to maintain oo “contact with Subject through - our..local_post box..-+Head=<-= quarters’and other appropriate ‘KUBARK. elements+are- being- kept advised ‘of: ‘Subject "s “Status _ Spare post - + “Rei-=political “asylum, etes ra {DENTITY-238, 241, 242 REINBOLD Steps are being taken to’ work out the method of payment to the family for the DM 42,000 approved by Headquarters for housing. S-E-C-R-~E-T
_DS=856 DS-997 | DS-998 " IDENTITY-269 © RESETTLEMENTS. AND. DISPOSALS ears nt 5-E-C-R-E-T ~3- DARONNAT _ Subject is seen from time to time for purposes of identi- fying pictures of PCOpse of Ops interest. DARONNAT  - Subject's processing for ; immigration to the United States under PL-414 is continuing. . DARONNAT ‘“Subject's processing for ; ‘immigration-to the United States under PL-414 is -continuing. His papers -will not be submitted to - AMCONGEN” ‘until he is re- He Dh interviewed by KUBARK staff _ psychiatrist in January 1963. _Subject has been. ‘documente od: and mioved to Switzerland where he has requested . political asylum. Subject 2. oe WEIbe handled -as-a° support?" case until he receives asylum or is permanently resettled. REINBOLD ' Subject's federal refugee ne . processing was completed on 18 December 1962 when he received his Notaufnahme- verfahren, No difficulty is expected with his C Schein. processing. _ Case considered
14-00000 AGENTS AND IDENTITIES CAHAVOC=1 i . TULANCE-1 © ian S IDENTITY 264 S-E-C-R-E-T HARVARD ; , é MCNTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY Ll - 31 October 1562 CASE OFFICER STATUS’ DARONNAT Subject has registered with the . an : . pelice and is busily engaged in seeking employment. “REINBCLD Subject flew to Berlin en 18 ; October to close out his perssnal a matters and arrange for his meve ; Taal ‘te Frankfurt. 22.00. ; ; “DARONNAT In view of OLDMOOR's inability te expend time ou TULANCE's resettle- ment, HARVARD will go ahead, after receiving permission and guidance from Headquarters, with plans to. = Attempt to, ese ttie. pSupdect. Ss Sa DIR- S36. : Pe, : .. Subject will: ‘continue~. oto! receive subsistence “and hous ising while the detaiis of his S.A. immigration oare worked. out. ares SAE OE mg Te Subjec: has submitted new x-rays to the Public Health Service and must await final decision fror ' Paris. In the meantime, Subject 1s convalescing from a recent’ appendicitis cperation. DARONNAT DAROXNAT Subject flew to Berlin with his father, CANDARE 3. He continues te be gainfuliy ene. cyed. Byvacz. Cede s 3 Subject was assisted in ¢ Cut his application form *#c Giessen processing and advi hew to procede Re coz caining is West German persona! dasu at and emplcyment. Once nis Gissse processing 1s compieted tne cas will be closed. Group 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and dezlassificatics bleh I 677
DS -S8g . EINSOLD Profession: Machine construction : : : engineer : Rec'd by HARVARD: 4 October’ 15962 From: CAPEZONE Age: 34 Nationality: Pelish \ . , ' ° ‘Religion: Roman Cathelie 4 ' HARVARD Resettlement Aims: United \ “ ., States OO, _ See Resettlements and Disposals. fo, ;  DS--990 . REINBOLD On 1 November 1962 Subject will be : : . + : turned over to CAMANTILIA which has ‘ a4 . . an : made him USEP. eligible and arranged ae ee "| to have him study German full time — vo — “""“For one month.” Prior to the end of - : November 1962, it-is hoped- that i ; : _ Subject will be ‘employed by TPPEELING ; . which has expressed an interest in him, or employed on the local eccnomy with a German engineering firm. - ‘ . . ® . - solve the family's heusing problem ; discussed by HOPSOOS, REINBOLD and che BEVESIONS ‘on 4 October. 1962523, ae OY SUPPORT Cages a aa TDENTITY 238, 241; 242° ‘REINBOID’ "An all-out @ffort-is being made to as "Steps will also be taken to assist IDENTITY 281 in finding suitable employment. - BS-656 : DARONNAT Subject is seen frem time to time for purposes of identifying people of Ops interest, DS-987 - REI NBOLiD Word was rece.tly received from - Headquarters indicating that Subtest ‘and his faiiily's immigration under - : =PL-86-648=can “sco “be “initiated ae ~——nHG- circumstance soy tb eA on pehalf of Subject in his immi-, Sration. DS. 997 . DARONNAT Although Sub'ect is still in ; . Stage II, processing for iemigration te the United States under PL 444 has begun. DS-958 DARONNAT Although Subject’ is st111 in Stage IT, processing for immigration ts the United States under PL bik nas begun, 8-E-CR-E-P
74-00000 . . af. a7 = B-T Sem PTS AND DISPOSALS. DS-s74 " DARONNAT Subject and fam‘ly iomigrated to . . che United States on 2 October 1962 - under PL 8i3. Case closed. DS-982 © -»  DARONNAT Subject obtained housing and ; ‘ - ; employment on the local economy. Case elesed. . _ DS-98g REINBOLD Subject immigrated under PL 86-648 : ; ; On DO Osteber 1962 via ICzeM Plight ‘ — 7 : MISAB 121153. PAIRC, as sponsor, ot aa Se Will handle nis. resettlement. fee oe . “Case closed.
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14-00000 one v2. "Ss CLASSIFIED MESSAGE , ete uit. 7S iGR2 | SECRET ne, OE PAE - iicast 1962 53 crite fef——— 10, FRAIKFURT LSOPOLDVILIS | 7 ¢ j shies ct Sez FROM; DIRECTOR “REF: A. FRAN 165% (IN 33838)" I eo Be DIR 15840 (CUT 91968) . . Nt 2, FR RST 2, HRIor mor Ges sue FRBOROASS Bast Loe _ — 7 ROW VEuIGLs RESETILS AND LEGALIZE Winocus” we “WIT FREMGENPASS W COULD ° oS . , Ei a » BVEMIUALLY, BBCOMB: CITIZEN OF SELECTED: COMRY. HQS! FEELS W SHOULD oprATW: | Geiii RESIDENCE VISA USING FREMDENPASS GR OTHER DOCUMERTATION. SUGOEST “COLOMBIA OR BRAZIL BEST AREAS nor’ GoESTTON HONGES On wHRE Weww'ceT Seip SS ACCEPTED. KUBARK ABILITY AID LBGALIZATION LIMQTED AND BEST. HAVE LEGALIZATION BECIY NOW BACKSTOPFED TO WITHSTAND LATER CHECKS FROM COUNTRY OF CROICE. OE oe me - i ust “QUNTZENSHEP REQUIREMENTS FOR COUNTRIES MENTIONED REF A PLUS BRAZIL ; | REQUIRE FOUR TO FIVE YEARS CORTINUGUS. RESIDENCY, TO ENTER AND REMAIN RESTDWICE VISA RECUIRED WHICH MUST BE RENEWED PERIODICALLY. ALL COUNTRIES : SERED “SAID NERD APPLICATION. ar. consuLATE, RAPLANATION oF EDANCTAL. HEANS, 3, “HOS, SUOGESTS COUNTRIES Sw IISOT Won 5 xa Roar AGRICULTURAL AMBITIONS RATHER THAN BUSINESS CR INDUSTEIAL PURSOITS. W ONCE MSHTIOHED HE INTERESTED OPENING crcxen FARM IN CONGO. SIICE W MUST SHOW PLAN FOR EARNING LIVING SUGGEST SIMILAR LINE WITH SAMERICAN COUNTRY APPROACH coonoinating Orricers RELEASING OFFICER AULHENTICATING OFFicks SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE: ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. | ” Copy No. . SP 9 -&Z
KO STSS eT g aha vi Se a “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE et. ORG: . a : ROUTING UNIT. / SECRET . ext : j DATE . : | i TO 2! ; i From. DIRECTOR PAGE fT¥WO CONF, DEFERRED ROUTINE - - 10 FRAB a | INFO i : : 7 cme ot 62 DG 29 be SHOULD BE STRESSED FROM BAGINMING THAT ONLY KUBARK CONTACT AFTER ‘W SUCCRSSFULLY RESETTLED WILL BE LETTER DROP, . _ es COMMENT: et ACAECE GOO ANYWHERE. THAT ~ 7SD. 20 eRDIMATED. td Bee Se as = et “COORDINATING OFFICERS AUPMENTICATING RELEASING GEFICER OrFicesa . SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. Parnereeses- cro 19
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SUiavr( elawUE-GeosrinBuars AMERICA . warns ol enly 1962 4 contacted | ens vps, EX 9289, Ha sours, ror initial % le ALecunsion, concerning. reiettionent of se hawus in sone south american, country, ‘she in turn orongnt. —— fe s/r1jurs, ante ‘the aiscuesion, shey agreea coat, ar was approsching tne correct channel sut were act inclinga to taank ae tor .our | BAS “ ¢ — af. -JIOID.. suggented . sinusus, preierred tone sae tae while OF. voiuatie EOF, Fesettienent, ait stated iniie 1s ont, Principally because Lor a  toreigner. OSE aaa woe: nae to establish a “hegtéimere: business rr race os governnent ‘Fegilation very, uifzicuit ir ‘Rot. ABPOSEADLGS she Sane BPPLASS.. PRE to. 8 tesser sitent wa oT ee ns nee _ . £ sae Tey are caw not Soe cee with tenegnela woich 19 4186-8 more troupied ares, l both expressea tne fear that eshusus DIENT only ada to venezuela’s troubles, 7a 9613 * 4ne next atep in this Problem is to talk to | [aye orfi an JBL (Golumia ana _renesuesay in oE and obtein bis reaction. [sj wishes 9 be Anciuded in thie talx, oFssil was mentioned as tne gost iikely resettiement . oe Sipbored. rirst._ aD Oy. case, the con tue Detter Lor ald concerned, [~~ Jenggestea any payments made te sinus might be done irom vwermany througn an internationa, tang tous aileviating the station Of even this responsidiiity, 4% woUld ALSO De one 1e8s ciue TO ailtwUS that our repretentatives gignt ce in the area, ; ae a Aor ASFIEI7
: | 4-90000 spt Lanestihes ee rd era 420828 bed. -nowevers: kde O™ ‘matter - ‘HOw: heavy ‘ ‘tae* preseure™ ‘DECERO © :8 Oi Cc: enggostad that oerhaps SR, ‘since they had originally recruited - WIKOGUB, ‘ehould.agsune -Sueh, responsibility. », he -is, hardly realistic but. ee ee receptive to people planning sgricultural pursnites and he felt resettlement — bee ya teyen Foe L. 7 Fe = * nena one ?. + om enon was that he coulda not prevent as sending #ikiGUs -6O@ any of tne countries, pat aid feel some other division vesiaes su snoula -aseume tne ‘Fesponsiviiity”in case OL & ILAp, “28 pointed ous wnat aa Stations were. emais énougn 80 1t would not be Gigtficult tor a rairiy clever indivianas te adentary bas we “and: ‘Preveoty | the ‘ease, otraicers, in a station. an thie case, ana ‘novia @inweus at bempE to apply pressure through such: knowleage, [dC wisnea someone besides 4 9m Lieid oiticer te “tare sinuius by tne@ serutr or tne ROCK 40Q teli fim tO move on,° ony 43010 officer could do wae to make a ooniel, Piausiose or cotnervase,, anything is possible.) A second suggestion made {| is worth further consideration, He. stated ‘thet WH has had continual difficulty in establishing contract agents ‘in business throughout SA, However, these countries tended to be much more | es = sndvposstbtltty's for: “Hiv Lihod és ‘would “be ‘amch™ greater: “should” WIROGUE: B approach i inveatigated-the: Sdaaibitite Sf i chicken Parning in the Congo, Such an approach in SA might (a) make him more accoptable as an immigrant. to that country and (b) provide a long term basis to make him self-supporting, , £ did promise to keep | informed of any further actions taken converning WIROGUE which would affect their area. It was alse at least strongly implied that either Columbia or Brazil might be the best areas 4 though. the final choice essentially BREE SOR what country WIROGUR can enter, yr ‘ '
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« : coat a th weno ns f this cable (FRAN 1467) acsum@ed by :this brarch, Trim ae weet on German. desk said the only restriction on action at . ‘the moment. is how ‘inich money” tie,. ‘aP/s, are willing to put ‘out. mo _ _... ., , Hext, call ad le I agread to contact | hin avain if and when we Bot down to facts as to ) daeh mat whit Joctimentation ; - papers’ we would . remire, | be necessary ‘for-us to Clear suék action; “ie.’, putting th iS“chavacters” into a country, with tie area desk involved, Furthermora, he indicated trecaennereterentanenetnemts that this may nob ‘be te: eney a task ‘paveA’ HIROGUEYS ‘batk= pound 5” CO, Oncs we get clearance from an area ‘iesk, he says we should sit down |. ; ; . - . with the area desk, TSD, and AF/5 to determine the best documentation . ani method of resettlement. | OX?
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REF. FRAN 0805 (IN 46446) CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ at. EE/G/Ops'. =. | «CSECRET of « FRANKFURT | LEOPOLDVILLE _ : “vs ao “aooe, cel, cir 2, coc, c/TSD 21 /m , s/c 2 fl FRAN ~ So wo wri RYBAY WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS | 1 .CONCUR PARA cam * et east it i 2. RE NEW AUSTRIAN DOG, | Ww WILLING AGREE iF THIS BEST . sox SOLUTION, ‘gut REQUEST EXAMINE QUESTION 4 WHETHER BACK: { f t : ? ey or segity re ae ceo rE ae a . a ie ste tates om en Li nanentntrrnamintie: went ante er seen ae _ STOPPED. EREMDENPASS.1 -WOULD_NOT SERVE! “AS: VEHICLE: FOR® EMIGRATION: Aen) pa FROM FEDREP WHILE AVOIDING PROBLEMS PARA 1 REF. WILL REPLY RE SOUTH AMERICAN CATIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS BY TELEX VaR WEEK = OF 11 JUNE. ace “AF/OPS (_____] phone) . = oe . TSD. (| phone) ° lero 4 : EE/COPS iy coofoiwaring orriceee a? pa Z gq RELEASING Qericee AUTMENTEICATING OFFICES REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Ne. a (77
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