t0d-10472-10283 yf fe. Cope 4 ut? SECRET PERSONAL INFORMATION DATA 202.1:b1 560 OFA J2356) =, . VS38 £0082 85 { i OMFics AdOae SS “43s Aan Ge re ~+ Gol on +, Orieorty. Tee —- J fwemwntic 22.422 0 9 toma Or Be GLNB (OPN 2710) La ting Diplist RHAtYHSHenkatu 5 orig] FA 2220: Pad’ Secy & Chief, Consular Section: wate Jan 59 |lavasiveren at ve Ph aD ,Tiee-dongul (73 « Paeny, Maland | Fulbright Tel 76 42.06 | circa Bee 5 BG 2206)" _ ates tle MGIQHT SCtGuT 1 PHOTO Lohwater 16° ad - a} “Thad loa Pet, Ulaak 5 tba. : derk___ wavy, i western cult. : 1 oo. ; ora J2356 ‘oate OF aiRtTe 13 Aug 23 Ob[ionvater]{ ca. 1925 or 26 (31 oF 32 in 1956 BiktHPLace | __Odesen or Kharkov _ ig { aMeLy oe sae f Eps ee | Wife = In inland; very attractive. Ponstt Nina, b. 1927 (eee Teen sMisel) Nina Fedorovna, born 24 Nov 1927 BOCUMENTATION FE HB] 2148 ee 2250 Dee 48 OK[totwn te] 2419 22 Apr 57 tancuaces Subj's Pinnish noticeably weaker than Ie Ye SEROEYEV’ a. Enows Finnieh rather well | Subj speaks no Anglish ° (SEE ref [OF 3600 under Misa.) PREVIOUS CARLER ano COycalion . ~ Source said subj stated he had attended secondary echool and. the ‘Planguage Inetitute.* — - 2. Subj claims to have been a Colonel in Sov army during the war and saw action in Leningrad and Moscow-—-wis wounded six times, Hels is his first foreign assignzent. Sépaks only Russian and Finnish. PERSONALITY (Habits, wae of money, hobbies, literature, vices) wren[tonvatcr showed subj photo of his children, subj became quite otional end dlnost wept: RemarKed that he and hie wife have wanted - 6 have children for past 6 yre., bué-have had no success. Appeared pleasant to source, but after somevhat ruthless interview with some nn gothere vho were begging him to allew return of thelr sone from USSR, appeared quite stern, Source thought eubj was heard Coemie, though he edmired the material accomplishments ef US. Feels eubj Le very mach a Sov Commie and te nog defectable. Very pleasent and Jovial with good ee of humer, : Comis 3800 xtemel 0 eonial and Vikeable” & enjoys playing the part of the host, 13 Mar 59 rom no. ygg SECRET te) Fda $8
~ SECRET On | : 26 July 57) °'1. [isp trren-20 said Subj's face was faniliar to him; when given ths source aid there vas a lt. Cal. GCLUS in the MGB (mow KGB). Swmree did not know which directersts he was in «= might be technical section = but, mew that he was a "fairly high boss." ‘Souree could net recall whether he had ever seen Subj zo doss not know if Shis is ae the gaze perdon, = => Di Bb # OFHAL 2S7a] ae arly Aug 57, Subj called onf¥g2/Tst/Y]and asiced that{y/lfwarn him] eupon 9 Oct 57] in atv. of any Sov official were about to be png'd from Finland & he 28 aeh fvagc rx] oLwsast porsonaily see to it that the san left quictly & immediately. Ot VAlreciied in stern & angry sacner, “Since when does a little dinlomgt he is 90 roverful as to renove of fioijals w/loe rank of 2d Sea mpresume that of his am country from Find? If rou are really that nowerful, who are you". co-" anyway 4 what are your r uties here in Firl? "Subjdisturbed—<did no pursue the question. (sel ent: Sudj's question intbresting in view of VRGMORN TIS oper. Trying to ceternine. date of chat.) Neg Conf AWI7PR-39 iden, contacts Ae Soares Lavitod te give lectures on math in USSR. Soon after reo -eeiving the invitation, he and wife were in bar of Heleinki restauran whea subj and fnu RASKE, a Fian Comic, came up to hia table and int duced thenselveas. Gubj mentioned source's imminet trip te USSR. told source to come to Sov Bab next day to eet the Cultural Attache, who eould arrange to get source to USSE and back without cost. invited subj and RASKE to his home for dinner following sunday. Both accepted. SUBJ pald entire b111. ; . . When source went Sov Emb sext day met Yuriy YOROHTY end eubj, also SERGZYZV. YV.-invited hizeelf to dinner with subj at source's hoge. Subj, YOROZIE and wives went to source's der dinner, bearing any presente. RASER did mot come, Subj told esurce @thie BASES ie a ewine.* Felt that i¢ necessary to use these Pina Commies politicaliy put that they cannot be trusted. . roo ESTER L ameags i. Soures, believed Tyan Ye. ae fe eubdj's, chief. @. See C39 1282 AGF sh1792, GF 1813, which we-date the debriefing of Arthur’. Lohwater] (Debriefing changes some of the points) * 3. Cne hina GOLUB, b. 1627, arr Einland via Vainikkala 5 Nov 56 "to 3 16 Nov 56 reside permanently". Prssibly Subj's wife?? . VAINGLORI &Sh (- ) 2118 “7h wicesa/i nes ea to a farewell lunch for Ivan Yefimovich SERGSYEV n EYS who used title of Consul in Finland at times) 17 Dee 56. Also present was (fnu) GOLUB, who was intradaced as. the new Consul. .CAys note: assume this is Subj). Subj has been in Finland circa 1 5. Sa} ‘presented calling cards to C5 officers. Now officially instal Ce) (orn 220 25 Jan 57 as I. Y. SENGEYEV's replacezents (Cris 2356 ]6, sudj & wife on Sov End list of Isr 57, 22 Far 57 Cr pesrithas 7. so] & wife on Sip List Jan 57. “4 ‘ _zeb $7 - Ne Lorimer, 8, bj & wife on Dip List of July 57, 30 Aug 57 we oom, > SECRET te
GOLUB, Grigoriy Ye. Pace 2 . Gontacts t if, / Pr roawil Heed€] (Adri nt) Russi king research OFHAL2413 Subj had contact w/Prof (a hecat) (Fulbright), a Russian spea ing ret or Ape 57 . scholar wnose interest is 19th century Russia. Hecht) 9" through Hilliker = ee (Chief, Pol, See.), met Jane Kichline who obtained a report for Harse . Si - a OD lkeciit reported that GCLUB was very down on the Amer 5nb and Americas = 4 wanted to know about American life titis., ete. . sl ater! oot ; i, rn This is a very long report--five pazes,. For elaboration, see att to’ i - eye, ; gratch retained in Pinland Tiles, Ol. . 21 Je (crn In mid-Degender, QVAINGI WAzhora Wantattor/ the following whteh{ W/L | | 3 Jan 58 passed tol[Statioi} GOLUB had” recently complained to Johannes VIROLAINEN ; that the Finn security police were not paying any attn to cases of British : Lode ed Nye _ & dwerican espionage in Finl, adding that the Soviets had infe regarding. - | ee . Western espionage in Finl and would be glad to furnish it to the security gee police. GOLUB said some of the western cases vere old & some new, Did not. 5 “+. _glabarate, Source. did not say what VIROLAINEN's rerly was to GOLUB, pte Beg : Or (V/i) tren said it would behoove AIS officers in Hels to be as careful as i 2 ome possible cause it quite possible security police would receive ordera to keep their eyea sharply peeled for oper involving Finnish citizens, Pendleton briefed all senior ODEARL geople. ODUNIT man. said he had reed a warning S © ee few days earlier from a friendly Finnish officer that another ODUNIT officer OT _ had been seen tco frequently afte driving a Volkswagen w/dipl plates around j if freight yards of Hel, (This was CDUNIT's energetic factory & freight car ! marking program.) The ODOATH man said his fanily had noticed Finnish policeman - _— - + On the beat outside his house had recently begun to go to phone booth & make i Rend - a call every time the senior CDOATH man left his house and drove towards town. . . Everyone took warning seriously. Lafitte tel] us. any further developments, i Ol : 8 torr ce (over) f MISCELLANEOUS = * . oo 4 se Hels for Moscow by rail 22 Sep 57, , _ yp teensh2872 Subj left Fink w/family in early sep ani ha not yet returned. 19 Oct_57 , VACCINE . . fens Subj acr Finl from Moscow 6 Kov $7, No mention of fanily. ‘ 3 : 3 Nov 57 ee eeu ~ Subj's wife arr Finl from Moscow 5 Jan 1958, Ji Jan 58 , Q 890 Subj to vacation T7SR on 25 Sune, (sic) ° © 47072 25 Jun 58 Subj & wife on Dip List of July 1958, Dipl List Subj & wife ondipl list. rw) Jan 59 eed rye Subj & wife on June .1959 Dipl. List, yacernal 4233 Sub and wife on 16 Nov 59 list 8 Dee 59 O\mwve)
Faete . F. rg rh Regen a” ee He!-knows that Oskari VAINONEN and Antti MAZARA sre in Hasparanta. dceuments & knows that an American inteorresat te>these men in Haaparanta, An American Captain (G. did not remember nate) said, while he was drunk, detective WSTERBERG is his friend and has the job of keaning track of Soviets in Hele, - Ke knew that there was a mtg of Scandinavian Security chiefs in Belg THULIN (Sweden) ' JENSEN (Denuark) & the ter chief atterded, Gift St The American military has 15 persona working appear in the Corps Diplomatiaue. Gol, Bjork, the Amer Mil Att, i 2, At one point in the talk(V/1 w/a diplomat's job. ise ' 0) visited che M having eortacts with westerners, (¥ a egnyerssttonal hirta,ez oO] - 3 —* a il tee $7 feed told Stticn that Subj bed t is) the Interfor re Ties police » told that it had no connection with ihim; Fink a an eountry & peonie hed richt te talk with any one they pleased, Min of int asked him exactly what he wa s driving at-—= Subj was evasive & gave @ vague non-sequitur ansver vhich gave no hint as to what proof the Soviets were talking “1 about. Min of Int tald GOLUB if Sov govt had any offielal < complaints to make he should make them thru proper channals *- When asked if he thought there were any deeper significance to these Sov garbits,/VaRIaTION/Alrerlied that he did not : expect the Soviets to do/anything. more than drop theee : rr O “aren 24, SS, Jan 58 Subj catlea[vAcornEA\e invited him te lunch,; * baig During the lunch Subj, for some reason,, wanted to impress ware | on[V/L\ thst he nages ‘to keep informed of certainthings even though (¥/J) desn't help him. For examples g for then in Hels although only 7 haf neo other than normal consular duties. ol * A? 3416 Ace tat Subi hed Just (date not given) enbde 3 med hin te leceh, but sineef Vl fms sect: 59 vacntia® (presimably in 732) on the ast i: ef June . is, at 1500 hes. one_h fter we fet hin, th oe ‘ ‘tabgh) at he ask 3cb ~ * about the exeeutions in-} funsney CE aS$ det tes), but ya that the question Is 9 little Aytihe? ; ee delicate for kin aa r Xe Re although we asxed A) “sy tis to neat =" ®: in Nov & that d this was so.) € 7 June_§2 hin ang a WANS: SranterPe- :), he hal to nostpone the mtg v/S™ a “%Subi had Said on the vhore th: e he was a yATe wane Subj would be gore = S)eshig ne ai not knew but at tr: re find ot yin rw ference to your mild concern rel 7/1 R8 'rel= a 3 lL? Teh $8), ee have orcastonally sures : hacnss Subj, but almost + vat "ey cea own as inarpropriate, just = he did on t2is suszcestien re Vann. nese we Contacts continued Be re] 8 ¥ He has photos of MEEARA'S that tne ace) 0 l he man who calls the shots for Amer espionage in Finland: did he tock G, to task for having interests not eo- sistent G, protested that his interests were purely d diplomatic and that he ea ee -4 : .* &