(foato7240345], 4 forut-2lag Shakes head from side to side when 05] [Be [eh }feversptions cae 543}; | glistening, clean-shaven skine. 8 ie men 8 rs . " RETURN TO CIA. , ground Use Only Ange Cat! Do © Not Reproduce -- , “pV ae 4 - a SECRET ay cK oe jer - ost PERSONAL ENFORMATION DATA @ BSS BOGAT AS waws * os ae QOLUB, Origoriy dae. Ake. OFF HCe ADDeESS ee “ag eas es C@e Le a te ‘Veena & a) _. co | GOUDB ang Sady' (G2 wah 2 moet sooen ae "ta conn {cf - etaavss{ Bows ai A 2s penn wen ait MLAS Teeows O8Ta OF aOBivay wr Ar leas Beo 5 ae ey) ong 6 Goof . . Bei Ger . “emo [Lemmatarl | 5t6%(ca,) cas 285 2b06 : . lark ; Teng, wa black COwPLE BION | i 235672 See a reek MOK gb 22 ° [low nair-line. Well dressed with tucene/ sstern suit, Ss like Urainina peasanty black_ hairy str. | . a rf y salle, lots . oO DATE OF BIATH of 26 (an ee teeth, Hoh ee 7 4 ow” ; rt,/ stocky | Lotwrater || cae 1925 or 2 9 Bor "een ee 2 366 & ) BintuPcacel cae a ii . 3 o) Odessa or r Kharkov. re ee — _ Ae -| Source said a pers he had attended secondary school end “the, "La Vite - in ~ in Finland very attractive, be 2h//27 forsaye356) SOCUMENTAT HOR . , yo AZ eC Knows Finnish rather well, Appears to Imow sone © English words - = e00( oF Subj's Ainnish noticabley. weaker that SERGAYER's (predecesor)_ onal Speaks only Ruseien_and Finnish according ta-own statemnt_ fOFHAS 2. - PREVIOUS TAMEC® akD EQUC ATION Is a mae pay sath ieee (sic): ‘sdieervea in Vienna, Waren, , Budapest, nr Bucharest, Sophias np oath! ww ely wok. ; Subj staled he Wis a Col. AN lies “Suring Wi Tf and saw acticn in Leningrad and Hoscow, = wounded 6 tines, Hels is lst foreign assignment, mater) showed subj phote of his children, subj becamse quite al *r) almost wept. Remarked thet he and his wife have wanted to have children for past 6 yrs., but have had no success, Appeared "tate aan e930 OF mowey, hobbies, literatere, vices) {pleasent to source, but after somewhat ruthless interview with sose Pin ‘}mothers who. were begging him to allow return of their acs from USSR, sppeared quite stém, Source thought subj was hard Comrie, althought bh admired the material accomplishments of US, Feels subj is very much a Sov Commie aid is not dsfectable, Very Pleasant and Jovial with good sense of Le COSTILLE: sub] is extrexely congental & likeable fi enjoyed we AX - “ ne Chiapod el forded 6 ? 7668 88 See rome 50. ugg SECRET. 22 120) CHEK
14-00000 “SECRET - +i Replaced Ivan 3:3. ‘TEV, known RTS, TRe2Qel? 9 2e Subjts face was fseiliar. to Scarce; when given tho namo pource state. , ch Jub 57 [ | thot there was ait, Col. of this last nave in the UGS. Source didf, * A getpe? not <now which directorate he wss in) = @isht te technical section 22 (eee) ‘ but knew that he was a farily high boss, Source deuld not recall /s (ody > / whether he had ever seen subj so does net know if this is the sane pertone th pan NRO et : Wri a%]O (4, “i. Gcstille (see contacts 7% %9)° cacsh? Yolodya ARTSMOV ala ANTUZOV 20 Mar 59 searching his hotel. room in Moscow... Bow does sud} figure. in. thist \ 0 CORTACTS . . [Lotrater) v 1. Source invited to give lectures on math in UR, Soon after receiving the invitation, be and wife were in bar of Belsinki restaurant, when subj and fm RASKE, a Finn Commie, came up to his table and introduced themselves. ‘Subj mentioned source's imminent trip to [S&R. Subj told mmm source $o ‘come to Sov Exh next day to meet: the Cultural Attache, who cold arren) ‘to pet source to USSR and back without cost, Source intlted subj and RASKE to his-home. for dinner following Sunday. Both accepted, SUBJ phid entire bill. . When source went Sov Eab next day met Yoriy VORONIN and subj, also. 2 SERCGEYEY, Vo. invited himself te dinner with subj at-source’s home, = Subj, VORGNIN and wives went to source's for dimer, bearing many prespnta, RASKE did not como. Subj mukhkest told source “this RASKE is a avins.” 39 Polt that 4t necessary - to wee these Finn Comaies politically but that Mey rae Prabang vi2, Attended Consular Cog ss lunch cr 10 4sr S7 an? spoke to Colum=ian G asule VC erea\3127 |3, subj invited! Vac) to lumch with hia 22 Jan 58, & told him how buch 24 Jan 58 [he knows about what goes on i in Finland, -4 wd ak = tat onad ees MEO! LT Ee believe believed Ivan Ye, SERGLYBY is suhjia chief, 22 Subj is new Consul replacging Ivan SSRGAIBY, 3e On 17 Dec S6/VACCINL/I went to farewell lunch with SERGEYEV and mij, lL. Great sense of mor, very quick, very sharp and witty. Constan reférs to self ss Ukrainian. Wears double brested suits ~ Western style. Main sport is skiing. Stcng powerful handshake, piercing artifical glances, is very excitable, flirtatious and the I-know-it-all type, Loves to pat and shakes his head from side te side when be talks. Conversation implies that he ia well-educated and knowledgeable on dip business, Marxiss and current events involving the USSR, His knowledge of lif beyond ae wie USSR is meagre, Table manners are faire CI- | ceri SA uf Lit MK TR By Ther PSO = --y\ mag vd a Sel 57 Pen vas | a WAireewe wy CF. S v7 it ee _ 2, Corti) 3080 rad Subj has recently coaplained to Johannes Tirolainen that the Finn | ., ~ 3 Jan 58 Security police vere not. paying any attention to cases of British & A American esplonage in Finland, adding. that the Sows had info re Western bey esplonage in Finland &. igrar ee to furriad wnat fafo to the seourify -.-.. lice. Om 31 Deo $7 VARTaTIOn olf frat eubj had visited Misister or Ings prior Kiuka 3: Lctatter’ a office E-§c1T Soveg have positive p ft at the 2 3 ent ¥ raya aee i OG se = oe tet: ate. *, va ry 02. - “SECRET i4-| WIN
14-00000 new of * 8%, A ce, , ae aan spe Leen ly . oe , pCa e Bhat aan ois eb OPS 2 fee be tee Bet a rE . se rs a7 Lure $3 ary] . Saket Ul st fe wl eee ing Sor vecakil ed ov: Lie: arr “fo “eee K ? * 3 Gel, [Face ter /iledla thet Gregory Yo SOOLER hat fest called bin ant acted bin to Teneb, bat eince' ¥/) \was srolry the unserairned, he bed te postpone the ucoting with “paid op the phone thet ho was leaviey fer vesation (presumably COLTER. GOLTS in the Soviet tnion) ea the f5th of Juste. (Face ren /1| ves to meet CCLTB one hour ()| after vo left his, that fe, at 15%) hours. Chon (acc mr /1 tioned this, we 0| gested to him that be ask GOLUB about the evectiticna iz oary s wat (¥/1 | Q| \ Penlied that the question ig e little bit to delicate for him to jut to COlUS. D\ althoarh ve saked|VAcc DX/ |hov lor GOLUB would be rene,[T/Al eutd he did mot knew . but would try to find cut. In referonce te your mild cosocra regarding ¥/i(s | | 2 eelations with GOLUB (or@crses, 17, February 1958), ve have occasional ly suggeated a replies spd gomments dasipned to Larase COLIA, bet elaost without expe: tica -)\ {race DEA} hes turned thee dova as inappro;riate, fast as he did on the above - gaegestion re Runcery. ve vould sey that{Vacc m/l) is not cuits the honest abe 1) | . thet ve have perha;e led Headquarters to. bellege fm the past. He is deceiving ia "hte epparent openness and frankness, but we bave aoticed that he is aleo cepable ef doing quite clever ani sly when the occssion demends. If wo have civen tos q fom that he is simple-mindsd, ve would like to correct that fereceionm. sny — . _-/pergon thal bes managed to bold the job that he hea for the secosd longest of exy man in_ the ir \aiatory ef the {¥I0C TkE/\ergenisation ‘bas to bave more } fro VARCTSE/I [that ir Ll eed ipelege Ry the way, vo learned besa for come tine an socredited Sovist esasals” Oj i Ag ' if ~ Ye . ae s . : : OFHY he13 5, Subt seined the Uslsinkd Consular lorrs, wich had vrevionsly nad no 2 Aue 5? S{no-Seviet bles rars, in the ful? ef LOT, Sinee the Consular Corps is not sreciMte liv a “vestern’ body, the corms had no valid reagon to rafiashim entre, i3 for as is known, no othe= Sino=Soviet Bloc reps have folloved subj into the Corns, b@ (=n su 0! WicaT's/Lpold Bramley that he chad rend tha interromtton report on[FapTo~ 22 Sept 5@ TORSO case and had subsecuently talked to subj on suojis initiakive.” Sub4 had called bir: agd invited him to lunch ani they had net 4 Sent 58, Ol eseoubj told| Vaccine [thst {Pio kad tehived eturidly in the ‘foole affair and Doe “haa been recited to the Sovle Tetot.eeeirmrantiv the Soviete, or at least rae my Subd, do rat belle Vi ag S11 stomtee.s (crea |3568 O} 7. "dn'30 Sept $8, (VACCINE/L]said that subj had cose to him some veeks ago(sic) 3g. Oat 58 with some NTS letters which had been mailed to Sov personnel in Hels, and subj OL asked\V/lis help in investigating this matter. veeSubj told[V/i]that he had (| warned “hls people” to be very careful in Finland to do nothing “stupid. What be meant by "his people" waa not olear other than he means just Bab personnel. See report, attached, for tone of, V/lisubj relationships Subj asked ¥/I|to Otol | intercede u/Svedish authorities re letters mentioned sbove and v/Al fromised to i) | write about it; Subj tells V/Iltid-bits of info which othervise would not be fre: i known; T/T|ap 3 to know what he ie doing & does not pass out info gratuitously : 22 . \- & has agired that he has never mentioned namas - nor his relat onshipe a - with even the Svedish seourity police, In latter case aub] thinks trat(v/l's | Ot Gi | 94658 eontacte w/Svedes are u/the {police hief| of Stes. ‘ ~ “yr Dge 58 98, Subj introduced to Willian L. Castille at iuncheon on 10 Dec 58. See photo ‘dn Subj’s 201 of individuals attending thie.Consubar Corpse luncheon. (Cer Gh he anodised God PRA Meee -fonand Sw ory 5.) BRL
l= UL (cena j Zar: ¥ Bene ye TASTS (cont) ~. “22.4 i : exes Subj a ache SOSTTLLE on 2 Fed ata consular orng lunch, a? Mar 59 stating tiat he would like ts tevit @ COSTIT'F to lunch sose thlae.., - ; . On lt Feb a date was set up for Ll: Fok. lunch. (See report far Oyeb- sy dotatls.y..sub! asced vhetieam OOSTILLY iow) AfPaeNcs a ~ ores) 3] 55 10. See RIS #4 ~ Subj is obviously inserestead in errr. knew h@wps.- 0: , 20 Mar £9 going to the SU, $9 se wauttal; etal are Shy aafs on Weatlile & be pti nat er A tncidect fron Moscow, Suof phored Jostille ance after his return for wt Ree ») ‘ab Sse L. 1? aor 49 MA rajsav] & Moy $4 My my — FHA |3XX0 12 Nay 59 19939 39 July 59 13... 1. Olnext offer, |VALINS lisaid subi wert Leningrad to meet Sov internal \ 25. 16, 18) wantet to find out if Sostille has any other reason for going to the SU bosides Just touring. He wlll slso crob receive s Ml report of the lunch, but Gostille declinod bessuse of a previous engagezent, Gost Le expects a phone call fron subi again. soon, Gostille had been invited to moenier performance of "the Lifot" a few days aco by subj, put declined because of a previous engagement, Subj phoned Costille 4 May for leach on that day. Polite conversation and no political topics were &soissed. No mention was made re . Costille's treatment in the SS. Suid usually averages about one phone call a week. (report in folds ) . ASPARNEE § roturned Fels 16 May fron wStagrad. Sab} on same train & said Re accoapanied Sow writer to Leringrad, Discussed current events and eubj's views Sov interest Finlant. G35| stated he rfenily, helpful during bageage check and did not appear suspicious her trip. Subj has phoned , her twice for_lunch sinco return. She not-able co but intents accep? ° a security police rep re security mgsures SHRUSECESY Sexndinavia trip. Report on subj's contacts asl La}eraa’ ant rc =/5, Subj appears - to be snaking quite a clay for Bon Jun€ Subj culled hes & OP said his wife wis leaving for PH tays in Moscow & that ei: Was sone run in Moscow she levad better cana her bustint, (see report attached) ing Fisn colice cfticlals at the Subj extrenely setive In enltivnt upper leve,s Requested info re fu Costille's lunch with OLUE on 2é Jue 5°, Sub! sald he was not taxing a vacation this vear as new Arb -winted hin te remiin Strlant. Sub! asxed Costille about his Russian, cevan using Tatilivr form with hie, Indiexted new cultural officer LEG siven Costillels nave 2. would 15%; hin to a flim. Sub] ssid his wire retirning to 33 for 2 ronths & he © glad to be rif of Lor teeause ste Toothered? hia 2 that now ke could brin: “home whom he wanted, Sch! icvited costiile for Tunch 7 July ? said. he had been un all evenirc S24 & hadnt? Sally soterad up yet. Ke again nade deroz remrxs abort 2's wife., After. Punch suf. insisted Gostille accomnany bir to fis spiriment hear his Russlan records, {See revort for fLler setatls) See report for details conversation between Subj af ASPAWNES/5. during train trip Leningrad to Helsinki. pe i«/6R
6 May 59 TZ {OPHAHO4S & Ang 59 ee [oria}36o7 CONTACTS (cont) ~~ aN OOlws CHALKOVSXIY have been cultivating young Finnish Foreign Office personnel agwill as younger members of the Western Rabassies, the waual routine of dining, wining & movies; tho above Westerners are 23033 years old | and all bachelors (Hq coments probably spotting & assessing). 20) Subj was Sov official who talked with 2 Sov escapees who were returned to the USSR by the Finns (FORSELL & TUPITSIN); ascapeos hadesked to talk with @ Sov official when informed they wuld be turned back to the USSR, (The con- versation was not recorded). 19) Subj & Viktor F. \ »
14-00000 SLUR, Grigor, soellaneous (cont) fem possessed 7 . aa 7 = mm Ni dl 0! eFhA| 3127 Fe AIO) mi soxed [vacctih/1) ty tryp stopping hTS Literature sent to Sov 24 Jan $8 offietals from en test Spring and tola[ VacCINEA] on 21 Jan 53 that Sa the matlings hai stopped. VACCINE /T| ween querled bY abj sald he had - Ragert ab inet talked ta: two persons in en re this. Subj was profuse in his thanks (as ol * & said that it is a great step for his career that he will be able to TE ta report to Moscow that he haa enough inZlugace inh th{VACCINE/2 | to got a ioe O| UU Aclintike this taken care of,..whea subj was asked by! VACCINE/L, Pare you 0{ PP “tthe highest intelligence office the SU has in Finlani?* sutj protested we Mima? that hie interests were purely diplomatic ami that he had no other than normal consular duties. Ag an aiditional comment to the converaation on the NTS matter, subj appeared highly pleased and remarked that Moscow had recently told him that bis F reporting was far better than AaTEins 4G ( SERGEY had dons. wt a 3, Subs {9 to leave on 25 Sure for the TSS for mieation, 25 dune $3 plosiatio, | (ori 3621 10, -At_17 Oot 58 contact between anes and Viktor FP, CHALKOVSKIY, latter Oot 58 gaid he supposed that the American consular section handled commercial matters,..that subj ia bead of the Soviot Enbaasy's consular section. He added that subj fa a very fat man who speaks very little. "We have a eaying that sometimes people who speak little know little. « ’ Lorna 3623. «11, Subj on list of 8/10/58 as Chief of the Consular Section of the wasn {oni 3800 12, Subj teld GOSTILLE on 18 Feb 59 that his wife had made a recerit trip to 3 Mar Moscow where she visited her sick motter & that he had to pay personally for the trip as he is allowed one paid vacation to Moacow a year. ~ Cea 3829 13. ‘specimen of signature of subj.. 24 Mar 59 .. TDCS 3/393,759 14. 26 Mar 59 subj stated that AHRUSECESY is planning to pay an unofficial - vwisit to Finlani at the end of his Ssanlinavian trip in late Auy 59. 1 Apr 59 i Subj expressed the hope that there would be no Soviet spy cases made - public to becloud the visit, (Source comment: ’ war 33 at ; *presently unfer preparation by the Finkish We [- Ag, na 3200 15, Subj told Costille that he would mot te able to take a-summer vacation as 712 May 59 - - ha had honed because the Amb had told him he wanted him to remain in . Hels ag he was the only cerson of officer rank in the Consular Section. Subj said that he had been enjoving hinself very mich in Finland, Liked Finland and the Finns, He said that +s was glad that he did not speak Erglish as he would then crob be sant to England or the US, which ii ‘din his opinion were too far from his hose in the 52. Acedng to subj, : this made travel home, as well as phone calls, too expensive. Subj : said that he would like to te gent next to Soscow and that over three ‘ years was too long to te away from one's country. \. over i466
14-00000 . a (ean? We. ta sl vay 1 feernA)ys informal by sub! that he hat been suronnd . > Shy 159 to Lenincrad £38 a meatting with a reprasentutive of the Soviet - Internal Security foltes (prasumbly Ml. siile there, subj. hind been Cnatrecte? to determina shat becurfty precuutions tha Police of Svelen, Norwiy amd Denvirs plan ta take to insure the safety of KEXUSHCHEY during his Aucust visit to the Gcondinaviag countries, Ouring the conversation, subj wis very critical of his Soviet colleagues in Stoc, Oslo, © Gope, for-their failure t: develop. close relat ons with reprosentitives of the Security Pollce of those countries, SubJ was worried not only about hig own Inability to develop , the information reyuosted, but also for the safety of KHNUSHCESY. during this trip, Subj did not know for sure whether xk, would visit Finland on this trip, but believed that {f he did, it would occur after the visit to the other three countries, and that any visit to Finland would tbe parely . CC. ' wunoffleial. gr 07 furnished .with (orva] 3°31 17. Subj lives in a large sized apartment wrich is sparkely . "YO Iuly 59 seni-molern ami not purticulurly in good taste furnishings. Xo donesttes : see~md to be about, Subdj invitedf AUPAIE/5 anvif ASFAWNEE/3 to dinner — % gubj's wife served meal, After dinner he showsd*iexey touse & Donald Duck films & seemed to enjoy then treneniously. Subj stated that before his wife aml he were sarried they had ‘moun each other for a long tine an! marriare just scened to be the next step. He said that now he & his wife — are "cool pals?, aml he alco mentionod sit his wife, altho she liked Hels, did not lixe the weather which caused her a lot of sic’mess, hen Wakes said that t’e only thing for subj to do was to ask for a’ transfer “ad hia wife's health is more inrortant than his gob, subj responded very quicly stating that she wis wronr, th ~ nore important to him than hls wife, Subj stated that he was an orphan aml that the Coramist systen had g ven him,everyt: ing. OZ subj indicated that ho ‘mew about! :FB/3ts contact In the USSt with Yuriy CLUOYSEIY when sre hed net tithe Sglshor Theater: © who had prontsed to send her records, (note thatLOP/3 had never told anyone 07. : in Finlard beside “UEAN“% about thiscontiet)... Subj discoursed | t y) at lent: re Covunism -(seereprt attested}, On 23 June subj phoned : ~fSEP/5 to say thet his wife. was leaving, for holidays in Moscow znd that there wos some man in Moscow she lover bezter than her husband, 0 at the job was certiinly (See odatact # 17 re wife of subject) 1B) Subj to depart PCS for Moscow on 27 Feb 60, repla SERGEYEV, former Consul in Heloinki (HQ comment: | ‘I \ ((_h20, . 1N-W6340, 26 Feb 60. cement ig Ivan Yefimovich | SERQEYEV is KGB), es W{6A