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Steamer ~ RETURN Sren re is TO CIA Cc me T Background Use Only _’ Do Not Reproduce 1l bea MEMORANDUM FOR : Director Federal Bureau of Investigation ; \ ATTENTION : Domestic Intelligence: Division \ FROM : Deputy Director for Plans Ro | SUBJECT (; VLADIWIR SECEN | "Wipe RAVLIC REGISTRATION « INTERNAL SECURITY MATTER ~ 1. RBeforence ic made to an inquiry to thie Agency from your Bureau coscormiag Subjects, your Bureau's File Ro. 108-109083, und this Agency's teletype No, 19754 dated 80 July 1068, Subject: "“VLADINIR SECER «- INTERNAL SECURITY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.” in a VLADIMIR SECEN waa [son | 1963 to 1666 af an cecnolornal seugeo of int tion on ~ Caribbean matters. SECEN’s claim to your Bureau that ! he was devolved ta a plan to cverthrey tho Governaent of Hoitd and woo being paid by this Agency in furthoranve of thio plan isc completely false. Hevever, SECEN did fnfora thia Agency om two cccasions that he was allegodly involved in ouch a plaa. A reoume of thease reports follows. 2° Q¥% 2 Ww CP ee oe 3. On 9 Podiatry 1DG5, CUECEN Anforsed oa represon- tative from thia Agency in Uilaal that he had been offered a past oo pebatary edvider to an expedition belag forned by Rolando “AB FERRER Rojas, forasr Cuban Senater., to depose Preaident BUVALJER of Haiti. ,OECEMN caid he rofused tle post, but loter said that HAS REQ bad romarked publicly on several occasions that SECEN had accepted his proposition. Aecording to SECEN, thio waa a tactic RASFERRER used to enhance the preatige of his sevement. 4. On 2 March 1068, SECEN told a represontative of a this Agency in tiiami ¢hat he had been contacted on 22 Peb- ruury 1966 by one Bile RAVLIC from Hadrid who, oecording to SECEN, was ef route to Haiti to perform a aiagion for President DUVALIER. According to SECEN, RAVLIC stopped in Miami to see him. In their meetiag, RAVLIC told SECEN that he had been contucted in mideFebruary in Madrid by a Domin= igan nutionsl residing in Haiti who was allegedly a confidant «G3 COPY pf fhe fay : 90Y/°
14-00000 .. we ot BBA vere 30, wee he BIRR eg Mae TE eT ET ae teen ne ee are om Seated ama be ica, S Ei Retinal ata SABRI — ag] = of Proaident DUVALIER, “he Donimiean told RAVLIC that DUVALIER wanted to see hia regarding VLADINHIR SECEN, aa individual whom DUVALIER suspected of plotting to cvere throw the Governaent of Haiti. DUVALIER wanted RAVLIC ¢o inmfilueree SECEN to atop his Haitian plot¢iag and, if SECEN agreed, DUVALIER waa willing to offer SECEH a good job in the Haitian Governaent. SECKN reportedly told RAVLIC that he was mot engaged in any plet to overthrow Progident DUVALIER aad did not pla. to beeose involved. RAVLIC then told SECEN that hea was golag to Haiti to report the results ef hia naieeion ¢o President BDUVALIER; hewover, when SECEN warned RAVLIC that such a trip vewld be too dangerous, RAVLIC took hic advica and returned to” Bpaia. wp ort : aon 8. Phe @ilea of this Agency poflect that Mile RAVLIC, | also known ac Uile RAVLIK de BOGSTICH FRPCEVICH, Mille ‘ERAWET, and Najor MILLER, waa born 1G Jume 1819 in Croatia, Yugoslavia,emd is a patugahized citisen of tse Boainican Ropublic. He atudied agriculture in Zagreb, Yugoalavia, and graduated ao ag agronemiat. During World War Ii, he woo a meeber of the Croa¢iam Aray. In 1957, he joined the Deafinican Army og a Major ord became a Lt. Colorg}! ueder Preaidant TRUJILLO. In April 3037, a reliable source roported that RAVLIC, who traveled on a Deaipican Repubiie pacoport, was apparently devolved in ag importeoxport bugi- neag, but ulgo carried cut poli¢ieal and informatione gathering aiocions. At that tine RAVLIC waa reported to have been in Madrid for the pact month, but had made sev- eral trips to France. S@urce aloo said that RAVLIC con- tinued to matatain contact with the TUJILAOs. The acot recent information in thia Agency’s filoa rofiects that én septeaber 1007, RAVLIC was reportedly in Porio waiting for Mro. Juan PERON, At that time, RAVLIC told o reliable source that he was in buaimess with Juan PERON. 6. Although thie Agency hag mo current operational ~ faterent in SECEN, we would appreciote rqeeipt of any ine forsation which your Buscau aay obtain om hig activities s in the Caribbean area, particularly fo the Dominican Repub- ; Si lic and Haiti or r@lating to the Cubans. Ps 7. The above information io beading made availiable to « your Bureau with the underetanding that 4¢ will receive Bo ~ yi further dinsenination without prior approval from this office a amd will not be uged in apy interviews which your Bureau SH might have with SECEN, =] CSC1-3916/03540=70 sie wl. t
x * soy . Te ‘* i SeCneT NO FCTESSN DISSEN “e a we DD/P/WH/7/Haiti/R. Lehman: pp 27 November 1970 Distribution: Baged on: JMWAVE @407 CIN €£542) Orig & 1 = Addressee 2 Hareh 1966 1 ~ CI/Liaison 1 @ CI/SREA JHWAVE 6024 CIN 610632) l= WH/FI 9 February 1966 1 - WH/7/HT Chrono 1 = WH/7/DR Book Dispatch 4681 - WH/Sec 19 November 1964 201391123 1 - 201-282088 UFGA 28529, 28 Sept 1967 171 (IN 87249) | 17 February 10966 JHWAVE 02321 (IN 89009) i9 February 18966 , UFGA 26382, 17 Nov 1966 | Project: None. . I ! | i a | t . Ca KIB \ 697 we “fh . ot La ; Wen _ SECRET : ° Chau dy. iW TAnoceces rice sas NO eer wiVUelti