AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORDS SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITLE DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS Doclda: 32207450 Page 1 Date 08/24/20 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION DOJ 179-20002-10212 CLASSIFIED SUBJECT FILE 129-11, OFFICIAL MAIL SECT. 18B DOCUMENT INFORMATION FBI 04/04/1967 2 ASSASSINATION, KENNEDY, JOHN, SOVIET REACTION TO PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT SECRET 1B, 1C, 2, 4 RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 02/24/1997 2 COPIES; ATTACHED TO DIRECTOR TO AG 4/10/67
: SECRET rn al ay N . o ok UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 File No. Aoril 4, 1967 Assassination of President & John Fitzgerald Kennedy 05 omG/ ‘4 Dallas, Texas ABR OPE November 22, 1963 A confidential informant, contact with whom has been insufficient to establish his reliability, uring C53 January, 1967, jadvised that in connection with the assassinatiow of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy ,[it was Cs} concluded by the KGB Headquarters in Moscow) that he was killed by representatives of a group of monopolists connected with the south and the east of the United States. This group of monopolists, characterized as the military-_ industrial complex, felt that Kennedy had tried to limit their activities and hurt their interests and therefore they Planned his assassination, Informant advised that this conclusion was Crawn after the KGB had spent between six months and a year to study information to determine the cause of the assessination. Source stated that the most reliable KGB agents in the world were mobilized, in addition. to other official contacts in order to gather, in a wide scope, information concerning the reason for the assassination .(6) A group of officers in Moscow carefully gathered the information and conducted extensive res¢arch and analysis and came to the conclusion that it was the military~industrial complex who were responsible for the © death of Kennedy. (C) * Informant advised that the Soviets felt fennedy's death was a great loss, not only for the United States, not only for the Soviet Union, but for the whole worid. He was realistic in his analysis of international issues, as well as the internal issues of the United States, Kennedy was highly regarded because he organized many research bodies and researchers to study many divverent problems with long-range prospects. He SECRET Excluded fyon automatic i downgradirfé:\ and declassifAacation ee Docld: 322707450 Page 2?
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