124-10111-10141 AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10111-10141 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-109090-1ST NR 457 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC, WMFO TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 06/15/1965 - PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: WC, REPORT DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW _DATE: — 10/29/1998 STATUS  Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) COMMENTS: HY 50953 Docld: 32355889 Page 1 NEW CLASSIFICATION: 01/23/2001 UPDATE DATE:
C C2 -  GDgle¢ CLA fete BY SbbK Seb DECLASSIFY ON: 25% qT DIRECTOR, FBI (aos-asarsoP° EC R : B/L5/65 “ ELT PAH Ah a mE Rte ne ora “os ns oe er “oder et Sy hl RESEIN po actryacu ra av lare WHERE SHOWN OT re To SAC, WFO (105-612p8) (RUC) NICOLAS MICHAILOVICH MITROFANOV {SoR (00:cv) ReCVlet dated 4/30/65, On 6/7/65, MIKHAIL STEFAN SOLOVIEV, Translator, Institute of ern Languagea, Incorporated, 1322 18th Street, H. We, advised SA W, SCOTT JARRETT, JR, that during 1946047 while a displaced person at Seltsburg, Austria, he was the editor of an anti-communist publication called the "Flame,' 5 a aa ecalled that during this time subject was on the starr or tits publ fed fen and contributed anti-commuinist articles Gesigned to discourage displeced persons from returning to Russia. SOLOVIEV commented thet the Russians in the Soviet Sector made strong protests to the Americans regarding these publications, SOLOVIEV stated that in about 1946 subject immigrated to Chile, SQLOVIEV did not know subject prior to LG—AP and knows nothing of hia backgroind prior to this time, SOLOVIEV subsequently iemmigreted to the U. SS. and did not hear of or from gubjeet until about two years &go when he corresponded with the subject, During this correspondence gubject asked him {f he would recommend that subject come to the U. S, SOLQVIEV told him it would net be @asy but that he would find a place, SGLOVIEV stated that after immigration to U. &. and while subject was at the University of Maryland, about two years. - ago, he had occasion to met and talk with subject. At this ee / et Chile in research work as e Professor of Physics. ¢ “Uso understeod that subject did research work < Ny evernment of Brasil and would spend three of f% ._/ year in Brezil on this research, | ORIGINAL FILED IN : oA 0906 | i « Bu 27-109 _ us. $ > Cleveland (105-9372) inet RECORDED tAWR ofles 4S7 1 = ERO v JUN 29 1965 | | CIA HAS NO OBJECTION 7 WSJ? jen ee teen oe GBA TION TO) (5) ekunch | DECLASSIFICATION ANDJOR, ae RELEASE OF ClA INFORMATION HW 50953 ZZ sorsiose Page 2 (9503 S90 UMENT.* dnd ies v/arfis')
| “WFO 105-62250 * SEUKEL | | | SOLOVIEV again” saw subject in March, 1965, at which time subject stated he was working in Cleveland, Subject commented he enjoyed his work but was somewhat remorseful that he is the oldest man in the project. SOLOVIEV was of the opinion subject is strongly anti~comnunist, hated the cammunist system and most certainly would have no association or connection with organizations attempting to repatriate persans to the USSR, He stated he feit certain subject would report to the FBI any contacts or approaches which might be made to him by Soviet intelligence personnel or otherwise,. As a result of his dssociation with the subject, | Way of beckground SOLOVIEV was associated with in. Washington, Dy Cy ’ and overseas C 3 TOY @ Period, OF ABSUT ine years since the «_‘—e 4g however, nof longer connected with nee ap CS 2 expired and his program \discontinued /s tesco Pa 7m - I Setobobeeniefes ct ar iy ae Q He has recently completed a translation be the ed iatjite, farren 5 Pam Bion Report on the assassination af Th ohm bomen? gsian in his present employment, This translation. Was not done for the Warren Commission, — aon 73 id 4 HY 50953 Docld: 32155889 Page 3