Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 I. JFK Assassination System Date: 6/9/2015 Identification Form | Agency Information AGENCY: FBI ; RECORD NUMBER:  124-90153-10016 : RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 105-104811-1042 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: NY TO: HQ. TITLE: _ DATE: = 03/11/1964 “PAGES: 6 SUBJECTS : FEDORA NOSENKO, OSWALD AND JFK DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS:  1C CURRENT STATUS: — Redact ee DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 10/29/1998 A . OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : AT; t . . v9.1 Docld: 32339922 Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 AM usc 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 . oy ae ; me Ts at aa as a oe an Transmit the following in ; on. ~ (Type in pa ext or code) via AIRTEL, _ 4 ae t Sat Be ae a : DIRECTOR, FBI (105-104811) . EW YORK ( 1 . Ut an , a | | a SUBJECT: “Re NY airtel, 3/10/64. _ IN VIEW OF THE HIGHLY SENSITIVE POSITION OF. NY 3653-S* EXTREME CAUTION MUST BE EXERCISED IN HANDLING: INFORMATION SET OUT IN THIS COMMUNICATION, AND ‘NO ACTION © | SHOULD BE TAKEN WHICH WOULD. POSSIBLY Bie, TEOHRDIZE. 7 THE SECURTTY_ re OF THIS SOURCE OR REVEAL His “IDENTTTY Ro On 3/9/64, NY 3653-S* was interviewed. by. SAS VINCENT J. CAHILL and HARRY E, MORRIS, JR. During the course of this interview. the Antgrmant furnished the following information: tas VO 2-3, . £ "2 J, Qs mareae (00) 6 fl Me (? 3- qepoyreyih d= New York (INY) mach Me B4 12-1 LUE joy gi) ~ a Bis EI 4 ———/t Per BAR 24 1964 HEM: chm (12) Approved: ‘cust ED nY $065 Ste $065 Se SEEE SU ECLASSIFY OAL bo 25K ps (85 785.010 oe 65 MAR 27 1964 Docld: 32339922 Page 2?
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Ho eye DATE: 11- 14- 2017 . = O Min A ot, = what vo, NY 134-7846 ing this film, such as what type of material was supposed ‘to have been contained on it, or exactly when or where ZALTSEV had received the film from. the agent. Informant ’ gaid, in other words, that ZAITSEV did not in any way relate any information which would help in identifying the agent who had used the movie film. Informant said he is quite sure that it was a not ("BERG"|who furnished ZAITSEV with this film because te he ig suré, from ZAITSEV's remarks, that ["BERG"}tontinues : to use a still camera. Earlier informant had thought that ZAITSEV had purchased a movie camera for ["RERG. Information Concerning YURI NOSENKO's 4 Knowledge of Colonel VALENTIN ZAITSEV NY airtel, 2/22/64, beginning on page 9, contained information reflecting that YURI NOSENKO, the a Soviet intelligence officer who defected to American intelli k gence_ in Geneva, Switzerland, recently, had knowledge of CoYonel VALENTIN ZAITSEV by virtue of a-KGB-operation carried out {in Moscow against an American tourist, cwhich operation wa's personally conducted by NOSENKO himself.’ During the interview of 3/9/64, informant advised that during the recent past, while in conversation with VALENTIN ZAITSEV, ZAITSEV stated that while he was in. ~ Moscow on vacation in’ 1963, he personally met YURI NOSENKO, Informant said he was somewhat surprised to hear this inas- much as he was not aware previously that Colonel ZAITSEV | and NOSENKO had ever personally met. . Dk check of the[fiosnat card maintained in the NYO on Colonel’ VALENTIN ZALTSEV! reflects that he was absent (from the“US’ in 1963, only during-the period 9/25.°63 bo 10, it is beliéved | ‘this veriod was shortly after the time that io "BERNARD KOTEN| was arrested by Soviet authorities in Moscow. oa ace) -7- cl ented > a, Se. Ce a an | Docld: 32339922 Page 3
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 Hote). e}- DATE: 11- 14-7017 , <p “NY 134~7846 ao | oN Comments Made by ALEKSANDR TELMINOV ‘ Concerning(NIKOLAL BRODIN, Former J+~ (i Chief In“fondon™ ker ; mformant’ said that some—days préviously, che, could not recall the exact date, while having a ; conversation with ATLEKSANDR TELMINOV; - the name. of_. |< NIKOLAT. B, RODT2? cainé up. Informant pointed out “that ee a . he/has previous iy identified (RODIN. asthe former | ‘Chief | se of the KGB Residency in London, EngYand. TELMENOV™ “told an the informantgthat‘RoDINfWas in {London as Chief‘ of the {KaB Residency there. for some 7 years. For. the firs _S-yearshe, was there he had_the{Kqp code name{Ross' TELMINOV’said that st:osequently; (SHETE PIN, became the ) (hier of the KGB iin Mosegw}. at wh: tke ‘tt/ was learned. : “that (Guetepiiffouna sne(fame’ "RoSgEto bg quite distaste- fulyg It then became’ necessary for OD to chenge{pis code tof HBLEPIN.- at was then that he took e oft Th $ ointed out vhat some i ohne had f TROSOV o interviewing agenvs / as (opin s code name | Ve) soy J Informant! s Comments Concerning YURI NOSENKO Informant said that. recently he received aos letter from his old friend in Moscow, VADIM A. KIPTENKO, ~’ . an -employee of the Scientific Directorate of the KGB. In this letter KIPTENKO wrote that Major STANISLAV NAZARYEV ‘will not be coming to the US in order to take over the STB > of the KGB Washington, D,C, Residency. KIPTENKO said er this decision not to send NAZARYEV to the US, was based SS on the fact that it is known that YURI NOSENKO has personal knowledge of NAZARYEV.  . : “ -t1- j Docld: 32339922 Page 4