14-00000 ene an EEE CEP ENE TN AR rE Et, In reply refer ter LW 2O/G 28 April 1952 Dear Spencers Here is a brief of the material that is wanted in weepect to the alave Labor issue. , fhis ie of great importance, as you can well imagines, bat for your information we find ourselves in something of a box on thie beeause having pressed for the hearings, 1¢ de eagential te gather good evidence and not be aubarrassed by something we have fought to obtain. I hope, therefore, that you will give it your tep cone eideration and let me know if you san some up with anything. In addition to the kinda of evidence listed here, you will note that private organisations may testify. Sineorely, 2 Memoranda 1h Apr 52 CIO: TWB:eh Orig - Spencer Phenix . 1 ec - IO EXO. Lec - 10/TMEC 2ec - GO” ‘ 2ec- KI ss °
14-00000 Gee Sem g SECRET OMCURE TY INFORMATION ls April 1952 HENORANDUM SURIECTs Gathering Evidence on Slave Labor Issuo » to bo presented Eeoses Hoarings Ae Type of evidence that is deaireds 2s 2 3e he Scholarly studics « Laws, administrative regulations showing io do jure ond da fecte application of lews partaining to labor, Documentary evidence - Pussos, identity cards, ration cards, r @ papors, etc, Arything indicating tho place, nane of camp, adninistrative documenta, atc, Fhotestatic copiss accepted 4f the original 1e wmavailable for retention, Seals, stumps, and signatares dosirablo, Tostimonial a Uritten testimany = probably in the form of answers to @ questiomaire, These testimonials may be eithers (1) Ancnymous, (Ae few an possible) (2) Authorized use of the nao, either confidentially, for release only before the court, where many sassions wlll be closed to the public, or the nexe may be releaged to the public, be Tape recordings = Sone excellat testimonials could perhaps be tape recorded, Se ae ore ae rercth nay coms testimonial can also be reduced te a statistical form, & No heareay testinmny is wanted, Witnesses @ A few of these should be presented by each groups fowever, the witnesses should be most carefully chosen to in» eure that they are reslly gmuine, really wore in a concentrae tion camp, andnot in som internment or intermediate camp, and that they spent a comaiderable aout of time there, without having bean convicted by due process of lew, Furthermore, - these witnesses should beam of high caliber, highly literate, capable of presenting thelr stery clearly, end standing up %o clese cross-exmilnation, without having to alter ther storys,
14-00000 af * ~ SECRLT ~ CURL iy INFORMATION . a2a ‘Be Principal targets to hit: State ia especially anxious that wo essist by rosening those persons, and those arcag hardest to reach and on which there exists the least evideeo, i, 2. Individualae “The parsons that pros’ tho sroatest interest aro civilions, who have ben in Soviet Conemtration Campa fines. 8 eat war, Soldiers are considera] secondary evidence, aa difforence must bo made and cloarly drmm between ewe me, oe concentration canpa, where seldiers md civilims both were put to work at hard labor, ‘ell imam persons who have testified before should not be used, Tho effort must cone .omtrate on now ovidaies of recent dates Areas: In order to ostablish clearly tha the concmtration camp forms an integral part of the Soviet Conmmict political and economic system, 1t is vital te prove conclusively the existe ef concentration camps in all countrios which have fallen under Soviet. domination, Thus evidmee in especially neodod on the following areage Poland Baltics nations East any Rungary Rumania . Bulgaria . ‘ Albania China No Koreas Russia (MaterLal on Russia, if gothercd, should be of very recent date,) The areas in which to operate most successfully, are the followings Sweden (Baltes Poles, Rusai.ans) Oermany (AlL kinds) Trieste area (Central Turopean refugees) Northern Greece (Bulgarians, Rumenias) Yugoslavia??? (Thay have evidence = will they cooperate ?) Eastem Turkey??? Iran (Reportedly, there are a good number of escapees, from: Sovlet Russia, These night be Azerbaijani, armmians, Georgians, uven Persians, providing an entirely new source of evidence.) . Forsyna {Reportedly & groups of former inmates here) S. Korea (N. Korean Puts, Chinese F's - might locate existence ef carps in Korea md China), Japan (Former Pil's, Some wore in Siberian Slave Labor cazpa, Ce Orgmisations which should de the wrke These orgmisations need not heve any special qualifications just a0 long as they aro bona fide orgmisations, State recommends that wo try to cet a diversity of epenre °
14-00000 ce SECURITY INFORMATION @ je guch orgenigations to present evidmece, Twenty different orgento gations would be an optimm to aim for, They shoul! repreamt di ffore et intereats, such as labor groups, veterma organisations, anigre orgmizations, church croups, and several of then should havo an international charactor, Your -capabilities: What type of orgmisations do you have that could orgurise interrogation teams, draw up lista of porsons to interview, aaa ‘ge oot and gather the material for presentation te the hearings? what areas could tie organizations you have in mind, work in? that national groupe could they concmtrate on? Yow wach operational. support would thay require fron us? (uoney, inteLligmce support) Hew lerveare thelr capabilities: types of material that thay can present, how thoroughly can thoy be expected. to cover tho fiald they are sasigned? How many formar inmates oan they contagt? 1007 200? +=5007 Do they have U. S. State Department representatives in thelr aress * Which they can tum, who would assist them in complying with all tie regulations and requirenonts, which must be mat to be accepted Dy the Zecnomic and Social Council as a groupihich will presant tactizeny, (It might be best if we obteined a sort of fom applie cation, which wo could disseminate te the field, where necepaary,) fhe choosing of the organisation must be done at an carly date, pp—teations were to be in on the Xist of March, but State is artein that if ther aresumitted without mdua delay (by mid-day) they terdld be accepted,
grea Tf oe abt beets ScSAgy 25 April 1952 MPMGRANDUM FOR« Chief, Internayional Organizations Mviai on SUBJECT & Continuares of Iroject FISCOPE “le Reference le made to your memorandim of 21 April 1952 reparding the desirability of ecntinuing Project FUSCOPE, which provides a monthly allotment of £75.00 to| for services rendered to this division. 2 Although[ sd ws used ag a consultant for 3B, he ig ealled unon from time to tine to furnish information outeide hie sapacity of coneultant whieh w7-id not justify the payment of con- wltant Leese 3e It 4a felt that the nent-ly stipend of 375.00 cavers these extre activities, and we should iixe to have Project FJSCOFE continued. Decuty for Folicy Coordination, Sf
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14-00000 ~ - - + ee ee mente edt NEO CPE Stn he EADIE eh © RPRARADROREN 1 elaine eevee EA lemeeeCa Reon? Qewntih TRIMER, aban a ait an nga Lith DOR Oe Salad Sarena Aca toys tite aS TL. te fore 2h april 1982 HEPRARDUN POR: CGulef, testaet Divialen, 00 SUBJECT: - Your Remerandaa 29 February 1952 en "Hungarian Extle activi ties® Z was interested in reour report on Hagy and his efforts te eet wp o Bungarien devermmantelo-Feile. I note in paragraph § tat you say your cantact is hoping te receive more infomation from them. Sineo I think tia situation has been cleared up by ether events, I would mt wamt you to press your contact te stir Hecy to further astion br a rojvost for more inforsatéion. If, however, Ragy does give yoo more information, wo should very mich like te see it. FiOMAS W. BRADRH Ghiaf International Orgarieations Divi clea GOs TwR/eh Orig - Addressee 2 ce - GOD/OPG 1 e¢ @ 16/Mal 1 es = G10 . 2 eg @
ca setiees econ trae rah hea ame ogi mati SENS hei canes sore SAD Dh AE ELE eit A er 9 eee dat a eee eA A TN enn ee Bt TAT pe ATA gt POUIELTS IS om apenas Kes HAT NIV CARIN Fine BE. RT. ECRUY policy .lenning taff Desarvgant of tate : WS Ss “Steve inpurtaeny ia.er on "the functiona ef ACE - Le Thank you fox forwariing to ue tae ‘late bepartman mauo- vormdiwa o¢ the functione af Hori and RFY. 4 aA sorry that there has been a deley in replyiar te it. The ahief reason hag vern @euy effor% to ovtain a written statewnt of coedbisn Crema the ACs? bepntive cuss, and particularly fros Xibert Lang, tha | trector @t WE. Adter Long goustdering toe rattear, oamg,nas ea ressed @ éagirs to talk percansliy wits you atout the subjeat, asd } under- etand wat cLace the elapsed tlie he Lay tat ome opromtonity for a eonfersasee B40 yuu or tao rrenes. 1 agree with the view you ezoresze] te hin -- that there ough} te be furtmer conforencen «= but nevertheless want you to know our awa views withaut further delay. ao 1 tttak that there is a basie element ef al eunier: turting in tie ‘tate Cecartaent paer. i:a6 ie the :dea wien seer: two ne te be iepliclt im Lt tmat tie agiieas ca not Droadgagt. ia fact. the aciites do all the breatieasting. fy arm large, thease men sre not politica: Cimumpes bet tegiuiicians, writers end newepen iaring rwee- whet Wa gacw training and point of view aa wore wis do sintiar wart for do.rican cayerdes. ‘iruysanily, ei:o, exile leaves: fro within t:0 Kaiienal ‘ouuelis are asked w sae porcenal troudcsstas D.ie praciies will centtaue. dilia all, oo great is ug exila @esination of £5 bresdgagte t.at in many instances thece bres'oaste bave tco4en Ot tae tou om! coloratian ef Ladiresas radio in tne eountries to eiich thay are aimed. therever poadldie, tiet ie the aim of civ e-  umpete win cag countoy as an indigenevs mavlsna) station. % In ehkiitigen, aven ellewing, .roewuver, for Giis résundspetand- img, aa i biileve 1% to le, tie tate . aparwaent paner prescuts a point ef vie eiin wudeh i exupwt agroe. i:ie le tat tae Jational Ogunelis could in prestien te pleesd in cherge of EPS. I a2 almess .
14-00000 Ketianal comncdle wac. CURE | eertaln they cou.d mot ba. 5H shatement nade by N7F, no Line of polley that 7! gould pur.e, ro suscestion op propaganda ling that RET gould fellew eryald be dem ia the naso uf the Hational lTauncilae 20 leng 4a the a@sbers of each counchl are tnénpable af cuaghing a gmup decison or of rusahiiys a vafority deakcton wildh tien nlnorlty wold not abies pt WW aulwari. If sam, to «0 tbat them ia only Kiaterios, value in telkine: a8 wist the orlginul soneeot of the The osieest base Muvicd!, afl the e.angea wag nugcesary W Goren: ta the Pusu. The feat bu the imahlilty of een iatlonal Council te eae. as 4 abngle wale. he wit.out Qurther tlaccmiosn, therefore, [ an ut-rapared to @ra i W anke @ &ajer Beano ia ite inlley umci as wie Etata Terartueent papey cug,uela. 7 tiderstand that you amd ice braden have acpead whth Acre oLller ealere Lane to dinsuss tila preokdan tharasgh by wits) the ooonla ihe som conctmel dn the State Co-er tact and ; noo? tuat after tases diocusclann wr may reach an agresaan’ on the matters wileh the rane ral pene Cle: TP /ah (2h Ape 52) Orig & L » Addressee 2 ARC #» Cro 1o/TNIC . «= UB/ore “me @ S0fCr € «I GB OF gel ad ped gas 823839 Ly SECRET aE EYRE IE AE LS An OID,
‘ws SEE CARLY Pig My, Robert 1, doyea Temartueit of tate “iph t, Lurlag dirs TPT a Testing af ads hiseiag “laa en teRalf a? ie Thank you fer your neno-ar.dun of Uh March 1952 transnittiac te «as Br, Concbell'a agre-andun of 13 Kareh Ferardin- toe teatime of ttolnh A, torle dr. on vahalf ef Meolee talava, Thir ie t2 inform you that ve ere in ear leta a-reeeant with the views which yau and Pre Caspiall have exrrescad, . By te feck thit i¢ ts Invead an.t recrettalle that Br, Esvle in tla te. tivony we: cortaia rewarla of fensive te the Cretatamefisalany srocrg In varchs ore Urew reeo.ve? ta, Cretelanc in an asia st to di.claim any Pwerongictiity on tra rent of HOY Por ee Lorle'a Staterente a-i ales te -ersagle op, Cretslanu that tr, serle hed oveken in a private exvactiy aid op altsrney to rp, Neelam, This interctow eae follow ty a letter ferme hye, “pow to “re. Cretale a on 26 “arch, dn wich these sare views were get forts 34 Ve arall vare a serious atta. to prevent the eomr:e7.0s of g:eh Inci-cnte in tre ‘uturee be are returntiag your Pile aa ys requertal, fi Mai W, BK ES Trelesew CIO/MD/M Vee (17/y, remtyped 21/1) Mertri tutions Grig & 1 « Adfresses 2 = C16 . by & in fDoTre - :7 be 456 wee Lei? 2e RY 9a Oe
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pe mete em tee eae * mene, bo iy ° , , ‘ 17 March Yr, Braden’ Phie ie another example of interference and partiality on the part of NCTE, Wr, Berle had 1) no right in testifying in thie case and 3) no business endoreing the Hadescu faction as against the crotstanuiVieotany Group. ) es ‘ \ t ; would like the focunent back today, room 1201 J.°
14-00000 ee eee nee NBT eh et ERI TT, teeta AEE nS at SIT LEAT ght Bh ate AT, . SECRET Security Information - 207043 MAR 20 1982 MEMORANDUM FORs Chief, International Organisations Division FRONs ‘Deputy Director (Plans) fUBICT s - fastiaony of Adolph A. Perle, dPeg on behalf ef Wieoles Malaxay Complaint of the State departaent. 2. Please note the attached memoranda fre: Beb Joyce aad John 8 ' Campbell, dated March 1s and Yareh 13, respectively. 111 you please prepare a brief nenorandus for Measrs. Joyce end Caspbell informing. them thet we are in cozplete a;reonent with their views conccrning Adolph Berle's statements, and noreover that action has been taken te infora the Cretaianue-Visolanu group that “re. Eerle had no ricght whete eoever to aeke renerke of thie kind in nis capacity eas a seaber of the Beard ef CFL. You cen obtain the details of wrat has been ssid froa ead “. Dulles in order te atraengthen and round ovt your s@ae “?e Messre. Joyce and Canpbell, (It je my understending that reeeived “Pr. Cretsianu for the purpose of denying any responsie bility on the part ef NCP: for Mr. berle’s rewrka, whieh he nade in hie private capacity and incidentally se attorney for alexa.) Will you please let “tr. Horton see the menorandun wileh you write to “essre. Jeyes and Caapdell. : 2e For your information, J have recently tean inforaed by @ very knowledgeable Rusanien that, in hie opin’on, sere good hae rea lted out of thig highly improper and sesry businese of Ferle's. Thia Kerle . ettack on Cretaianu was pertially rosponsible, in the judgment of ay inforsant, for Cratalana’a eucden turn-rbout and erreenent te shake hands with and ait down beside Measre. Cafeneu and avila. "It's aa 321 wind ooo ™s etes Although the following questia: may act be entirely in your field, T should appreciate your fetting up a statesent for my infornation ecne cerning the present etatua of and our prepesed future use, if any, of I heve just heard t).ro:gh the yrapevine that he considers hie usefulness te us et an end and that he is severing all connection with this Agency. Tile disturbe mea, as 1 consider ‘4, [te be an intelligent anc able man we hee already gained @anocgh experience ia our line of endeavor to te ef value te us. If ay inforastioa ie by any chance correct, then I de act understand why we B@ hightiy cast hia aside. I hepe tret I aa wreng and that he rsy be eerering official ceornectiong only te centinve hie work in a gore subtle REANOT , ® Cig - c/s Attschasats Described amoramia and transeript of Perle test iaony, FE TF rretincwen +
14-00000 tee nt eT NS TRATED OP TIA as NE A tA 0 a gat esheets UE Ss, 3 cot aenits so PEAS ac ORR vin ag GAS 4 ee 6 86 ODN pratt add = aa i he . Wwe tee CPU TY OER aT In reply refer tos / - 2003 18 April 1952 When you wore here Wednesday, you handed me a letter from Michael E. Thompson about General Nennyey. I have lecked inte this and find that Thompson proniged en his last trip te Washington that he would give - us certain facts about Hennyey?s new viea application which were necessary when the old vigea application expired on 21 March. We never bave recalved these facts frou Thompsons - WiLL you kindly, therefore, ask Thompson to get together for yeu the facta on the new visa application -- its mmber, where 1% was mado, ete. =- and we will go ahead and act as we seid we would. We can't act without then. ‘ Sincerely, Clov IWwR/sh Orig - Addressee 1 ce = 10/Fesc Off. % 2 ec - GIO 2 ec - EI TWE Mentioned above to Adm Miller by telephone on 17 Apr 52. 6h - SECRET wa
Sr elm att eH TU et URN am werent ee ae April 15, 1952 Dear Oliver: When I last saw you, I spoka of the General Hennyey matter explaininy the creat importance that the Fund places on expediting the arrival of Gensral Honnyoy in this country for Fund purposes. I iater mentioned this matter in detail to one of your Liaison i associates who has these matters in hand. I explained that it is considered imperative that all poszibie as- sistance be developed looking toward the sponsored ar- rival of General Hennyey in the shortest posible time. I now refer you to our letter of March 2, 1952, which I delivered in person to Mr. Abramson. That letter con- talng all of the necessary data for action in the case. We have just been informed that the uncsonsclonable delay in the processing and approval of General Hennyey's entry presently will be made the subject of public pro- test by elements of the Hungarian National Council. The details of this situation will be more fully explain- ed by Leonard L. Stamm who will hand you this Letter. For your convenience, I am attacning a copy of our letter of March 2 above cited, and I would furtner state that wa believe that extraordinary action should be taken to affect the imnediate proces:ing of General Hiennyey by entry permit or otherwise. Our reprezenta- tives in Munich are in daily contact with General Hennyey and can be of particular assistance in the event you desire to use extraordinary means to expedite his departure for the United States. Sincerely, FADOGOG Sm ere ne eran a ee crm reer er TE OA md Seiten tbiae Tee He 4 sy ~ snot Sant SER Dts ons Ln BORECE Soa nok sue Senohan Meee wi ae eemasert ry eee tat me fA NEN AN RET ARE Este 1G STNG oto Le BORE aaNet Sie Ske will inate Tate a Stee ee Wie GL hy a ate Mitel cla
14-00000 pert ¢ ) = ~~ imi pen aotlede rR METER dapinnia te mage tt eS wets satis eT ot ee wm aon 4 (a) thet prenerty of NCFE >rourht into Germany prior te the temaination ef the Oecupxgien Etatute be recognised as legally within Gernany and eubjeet te the free diapositien ef NCPE» (b) tha$ NCFE be recopnised ag a nonprofit orranization of publie interest and that in reepeot ef ita operations in Germany 1% and ite employees are entitled to no less favorable treatment than any eeaparabld Geruan nem-prefit corporafien er entitye (cs) that the non-German personnel now @apleyad by NCTE in Gerneany be permigted te renaln in Geraany while se employed. an@ tha§ edditional noneieraan enpleyees be pernit:ed to énter | Geraany fer eueh enploymens subjeét enly te the right ef the coupetent Germany authorities te deny entry to any indivi ual | whese presence in Germany would in their epinion sre judice 7 Gernan internal security. Dre stated that he recorpnized the laportance of these elenenta in the operation of RYE in Germany and that the Federal German Republis weuldcooperate with NCFE to the fulles$ pessitle extens in meeting ite requirements with respect thereto, | OSVIBOS “Bt fee We 348i Abs 43) A no 32The Cr te ER 3 ery : ee comemell ee