. ees I Ree arid) arn cal ala dames eta et satel mins antennae * - peer ee EHR Tou, NEEL RRR, orth BRAC Sab ot eR REE ee PS ahh OM He , om : % a SECRET = It 4s further recomended that a preatcr decree of US Ibe effected over the vast reservoir of cxiore manpover now concentrated in Luroro. The expancion of, and tiviutered supervision over the at HOiL office in Faris woula provide this. _]2? rant, eded Pfr < It would additiong.ly 1) provide @ fuch-| en nulgration, Cres Sete: outiet for the inger elerents the 2) offcet the gltenste made byAhe Frénch and the iy, “ygh” Az Lritich to usé these eleneuty, 3) bo useful from rabies, eek, the peg ay cho lp? ical warfare aspect afi also in | *tha% ng-rance/plarning of ye literafion of the 2 “ita fue - x catcllite states. “Ube Fe ates, a fg yee ue Cie Carers. Cues ane oe ee ali It ie recommended that the activities of horizontal orgie proupin-e, such as the International Feasant Union, J! a the Christian Derocratic Union, the Slavik-iiayer/lacy yatu bis i] Groupc, etc. be encouraged. Constructive work on the part of the exilce from the satellite atates 1 that would cut acroes national lines should be viewed 1 favorably and may well Lecouwe the rost constructive element in the enisre rolitical complex, 2) Adrinistrative Recomendationz. There srould be, in G1A, an office charyzcd with the resronsibility for all euiere matters, ‘While it is reeocniad that this cntails a vast anount of ad:inistrative work (budget, personnel, sccurity, ete.), the discuseior. trat follows will be devoted only to tie political aszecte of the work, The ters of reference of this office for "ranicre Affairs" snould be, inter alia, to 1) forrmlate rol dey on esisre ratters, soliciting and bearing fin mind the views of the CIA lice divisions, the Uepartment of State ard other offices of the United Stetes Govermment, end 2) provide direct volley puidarce over the CCFL offices, % er CIA Offices ‘a, Relationshin with Jib _ The office for "Emicre 4ffairs" should act as an advisory body and serve as a functional link providing the necece " lfaison between the CIA line divisiors and the “ational Councils Division of CFL. The office of "kmigre Affairs? should likewise be kept regularly informed of a11 trans~ actions un.ertaken between the line divisions and CFE, SEoRET
cect RA NNR NERS ON AI Ma nee OER tay hed ne ete ee The office for “ikxuicre Affairs" should 1) maintain close contact with the arca uesks of the Department of State and 2) moet jointly with members of the Department in a ClaGtate Coordinating Comdttee, (see chart attached) for the purpose of formulating policy on exigre matters. The office for "buirre Affairao™ should maintain close the MCFE offico in New Xorx and in Paris, | Detailed recormendations on the structure of the Office for "Emigre Affairs" is appended hereto. ernney ae Oe | wre Be ESAT aA Tela ee Sci Sets Le pr DD AEA Re TR AT ot PR a NAR odicdte amt ae ont My, "6
14-00000 om MOREE RER REE LA age oe TR OEY arte ane Arete HEC eS Wee aa geen Ie TT Mk — a pact eerie wamasem au RE Aa atid SECURTTY INFOPEEY SEbhi OKGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS OF TH PROPOSLD OFFICE FOR “ie Gils AFPALIG®, Chicf Desuty Chief Two Staff Assistants Two Socretarics II. Functions The overall function of the office for “Rupre Affairs" should be the formulation and coordination of policy on national council and other enigre affairs and the transmittance of such poliey to NCFE. le Liaison and coordination with other CIA Orfices. & Tranemicsaion of material from MCF offices to line divisions. b. Transmission of material from line divisions to ICFs. “Ge Goordluation with the linu divisions on all emiyre matters in which they have an interest. If the office for "“Lnigre Affairs" ie kept informed on the neads of the line divisions, the NCFL shauld be able to perform functions useful to the divisions. d. To facilitate the dealings between the Jffice for "lmicre Affairs" and the iine divisions, there shou'd be one person in Lhe2, Gu and Whej desicnatai as lialson officer on emigre matters. 2e Idaison ard coordination with the Department of Stcte. 30 a, There should be a Clé-State Goordinating Comittee, which should mect regulerly to discucs matters pertaining to the national councils and enipre affairs. be Although a mecber of the UCP. may oeccasiocally te rresent at a@ meeting of the Goordirating Gom-ittee, repular sesrions should be attended only by members af lta and the Stata Department. The system, which has teen in effect during the last four months, under which bieweexly meetings have taken place between a representative of whe NOFE in Kew York and the Department must be discontinued. of the activities of the "CIE, a@. The office for "amipre Affairs" should be cherrci with the | of the ilFs office in New Tarx ani is Faris, SEGa.. ent Seah cm tama tr
74-00000 er . weeps RSME Rag ARREST Hone pA set el TaN ates Or en atelin Cone ntl ni ribitle wath. ee n= be There chould be repu contact betwecn the MUvE offices and headcuarters. 4+ Handling of al] other work related to emlzre matters. eS a, Sterilleing and distributing Zinnia rerorta. b. Preparing memoranda on eipre matters. ¢, Coordinating action cables with ling diviciors., d. Maintaining: extensive files on national council and related end re affairs. . fury
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6 March 1952 MEMOKANLUM FOR: | | _ FROM SUBJECT s Herman Moschnor - Convicted Spy 1. Pursusnt to our conversation, you are advised that the captioned individual was convicted in the U. S. Court at Numberg on 31 January 1952 on @ charge af esplonages Us Se Attormey developed information which was tumed over to us indicating that among otaer things Moschner thad been directed by the Czech intelligence service to procure information about sadio Free Europe, especially bearing on the guarding of the installations and the consequences of an act of sabotagee Moschner was not an employee of RFE and ths basis of the esplonage charge against him was that he had endeavored to odtain information concerning personnel and activities of the CIC. ‘ 2. Through th courtesy of a-friendly U. S. agency, we have been provided with a copy of the targets which Moschner had been given by the Czech intelligence service, I am attaching a copy of the list of such targets ani you will note that the activities of this individual clearly reflect the interest of. Czech intelligence in possible sabotage of the physical installations of RFE in Munich, Further informetion is being developed in this mi‘ter and I will advise you when 1 receive . Gama, : [