DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION.
Originator: CIA
From: RAYMOND M. REARDON SEC ANALYSIS GRP
To: DEPUTY CHIEF, SECURITY ANALYSIS GRP
Document date: 10/29/1975
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

SHODET

29 October 1975

MINORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, Socurity Analysis Group

SUB.IECT

Dossassts Relating to the Kennedy

1.

In response to your request, the undersigned and

Michael E. Schneeberger reviewed the

eighten volumes of

covert security file

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handling of Yuriy Nosenko.

In addition to the eighteen

volumes, various unnumbered files relating to site plans

for the

various safe sites used in this case and adminis-

trative files relating to expenses incurred and other

miscellancous items were also reviewed.

As

a result of those revicus, the attached documents

WCIC

located which make mention of Nosenko's being debriefed

concerning Lee Harvey Oswald.

Additionally, a memorandum

dated. 11 March 1964 from the District Field.

Office. (DFO) was

also located which gives a summary of information which

Nosenko provided to DO personnel during casual conversation.

One of the itoms in this

memorandum is the lengthy discussion

of Nosenko's knowledge of Oswald.

ymond M. Reardon

Security Analysis Group

Atts

Document Number

1355-1061

for FOIA Review on

MAR 1977

E2 IMPDET

CL BY 063994

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581-0351 8x11)e, entry no. 0700

F81-0351 (xx11)g, entry

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6 July 1964 Report

On 2 July Mssi's. NORTE,

WESTREIL aNd BENNETT visited the site.

arrived at noon in a

, had to sycak to Subject imediately and

did so until 1345 hours,

discussion a Norman Mihail-vich BORODIN

(phonetic) and his family.

While McMAIION was there

called and pressed the matter even harder.

MCMAION) then

Headquarters and came back to the site again at about 1645 hours... He

expects to remain about Znours.

On 3 July an interrogation of Subjuct by RYAN look place from

1230 to 1530 hours.

Discussion dealt with the OSWALD case.

On 4-5 July all custodial precedures were routine. Subject did

try to

"bum" a cigarette from a DrO man (Subject is getting smokes

during interrogation sessions).

Division doesn't plan to visit Subject on 6 July according to

latest reports.

8 July 1964 Report

intro

No visitors at the site on 7 July.: Subject ate all meals,

was

given a bath in the evening.

All custodial procedures nornal and

routine.

13 July 1904 Report

Custodial procedures were routine during the weckond of 11-12 July.

14 July 1904 Report

On 13 Ily Case Officer McilAION interrogated thn subject from

1530 hours to 1720 hours subjectsr of discussion unknown).

All

custodial procedurcs routine and normal.

No case officer visits to the site are expected today.

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27 July 125k Report

No visitors to the site over the weekend. Subject has been avidly

writing and reading, smoking about a pack of cigaretiss per day. All

custodial procedures routine.

on 27 July 1964, case officer KiAN interviewed Subject from 1.330

to 1830 hours, discussing OSWD case.

fuujeut had iritten on many

sheets d paper, mostly answers to questions put to hiin by the case

RYAN advised that one of these papers uns 3 lengthy, lutter

from Subject to Pete (BAGIEY), although the contents vere not known

to RYAN yet.

subject was given a book entitled,

"Damocracy in Unions" yes-

terday.

No visitors are expected on 28 July, although it is anticipated

that both the Doctor and RYAN will come to the site tomorrow (29 July).

Subject is in good spirits.

Custodial procedures arenormal and routine.

At the request of Os/LOG, Tom RYAN vas requested to initiate action

with Sk/DOB to provide some relief for the cook. Erna has been working

a 6 day week since early April with Ed SANNDR's wife filling in the

seventh day.. RYAN was requested to obtain the services of a cook and

a helper to work at lcast 2 days.

week and no more than 3 days.

will advise.

29 July 1964 Report

No visitors to site on 28 July. Sulject given bath in evening.

All site custodial procedures routine.

30 July 1264 Report

On 29 July the Doctor visiled Subject from 1015 lo 1115 hours.

He pronounced Subject to be in good condition, although Subject still

clains we are taking pictures of him. 'The Doctor icccimendea no

changes in routine.

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30 July 19%1 Report

Case Officer RYAN interrogated Sunject; from 1530 to 1800 hours,

29 July.

The discussion concerned the OSWALD case, the method (s)

by which private citizens in USSR get firearms and training and

talked about some Americans recruited in Paris for ihe KGB.

All custodial procedures routire and normal.

31 July 1964 Report

On 30 July 1964, all custodial procedures were routine and normal.

Case officer is expected to core to the site on 31 July 1'26%.

3 August 1964 Report .

On 31 July 1964 case officer RYAN interrogated Subject from 1100

to 1600 hours.

They discussed "Intourist"

, KGB personalities, USSR

war plans and KGB activities during the "Cuban Crisis", Subjoct dill

believes we are laking pictures of him.

At 2015 Subject came to the door of his room, said he wanted to

talk.

In effect, he wanted to get sonething

off his

he

chest.

He said

could talk because he knew the cancras and recorders

were not

operative at that hour.

He launched into a monologue

about his mother,

father, sister, brother and uncle.

Became very cmotional, saying that

he was misunderstood, that he rcally wants to remain in the US. Spoke

of his KGB work, recruitment and techniques. Finally at 0045 hours,:

I August, he went to bed.

Remainder of 1 August was uneventful. Sunday 2 August also quiet.

All custodial procedures routine.

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5 August 1964

Week of 27 - 31 July 1964

Interrogation on 27 July 1964 ran fron 1334 to 1828 hours.

the exception of social amenities and a review of the notes SUBJFCI had

made since his last interview with the Case Officer, the interrogation

consisted of a review of the OSWALD case.

It was bosed on a verbatim

transcript the Case Officer had typed from the 3 July 1904 tape.

Case Officer (Thomas RYAN) questioned SUBJBCT on why KGB did not do

certain things such as run an investigation of OSWALD, check into his

Narine experience, etc.

On 29 July 1964 (a.m.) the doctor made his weckly exanination of

SUBJECT gave a brief run-down of his personal life before

his father died in 1958, said he was being kept in confinement because

he is trying to help us

and said ve are still taking yictures of him but

the clicking has become quieter.

On 29 July 1961 interrogation ran from 1530 hours to 1802 hours.

OSWALD case was discussed again and the Case Officer started a

discussion on how people obtain and keep guns in their homes in Russia.

He also wanted, to reconcile the fact that SUBJECT at one time stated

OSWALD was a poor shot but on another occasion said he was a good marksman.

The Case Officer then went into a discussion of a Paris based, Anerican,

U. S. Government employee who was recruited by the KGB.

This individual was

still in Paris in January. 1964. He would make docunents available to KGB so

they could be photographed and returned to the vault on the sane day.

SUBJECT had no identifying data on this Anerican.

The discussion conerined

the American's contacts, station location, travel routes, etc.

On 31 July 1964 interrogation starled at 1416 hours. Questions and

discussion concerned the Intourist Organization and the extent to which

it serves as a cover for KGB jeople, KGB war chergency plans,

extent to which these plans were activated at the time

of the U. s./Cuban

The last item discussed was the ODPISSA case.

ODESSA is the code name

for an agent named (CUPPA)who was scheduled to go to lokyo in April 1964.

Interrogation concluded at 1824 hours.

JJR: jing

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The Case Officer then started discussing the case of a Bulgarian,

GIORGIEV, who was arrested by the Bulgarians in Moscow in 1963. SUBJECT

obtained his information on this case from SHERAPIN and Alexander PAPOVICH

in 1963.

SUBJECI said GIORGIEV was invited to Moscow in 1963 at the suggestion

of the Bulgarian MVD.. He was settled in the Metropole Hotel and kept

under TV surveillance•

While he was in Moscow his rooms in Bulgaria

were searched and evidence was found (radio) which was sufficient for

the Deputy Chief of the Bulgarian MVD to go to koscow, arrest him and

return him to Bulgaria for questioning and trial or çourt martial:

SUBJECI went to Bulgaria in 1961 to help them on American cases.

He stated there was no suspicion of GIORGIEV at that time. GIORGIEV

had worked in the United States and was believed to have been recruited

at that time.

The Bulgarians, on confronting GIORGIEV in the Metropole Hotel,

said, "George DUVAI, you're under arrest".

At this point the interview ended and SUBJECT asked the Case Officer

to congratulate the boys and wish them all a good holiday for him. He

did this when the Case Officer said he did not think he would be back

on 3 July.

Friday, 3 July 1964 - The Case Officer wanted to discuss the KGB

involvement in the OSHALD case.

SUBJECT. said he did not know that OSWALD went to Moscow from Helsinki

but that OSWALD's visa application was processed in the normal manner

and KGB had a copy of the visa application.

Russian Embassies, since

1960, have authority to issue visas in three to five days after application.

OSWALD applied orally, and later in writing, for Soviet citizenship.

A copy of the written request went to KGB.

A copy of this request was

sent to the Supreme Soviet after OSWALD slashed his wrists.

KGB studied reports on OSWALD prepared by Case Officer KRUZNOF and

decided OSWALD was not normal so he was of no interest to KGB and has

not considered desirable for Soviet citizenship. His file was sent to

Minsk because he was to live and work in Minsk.

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The American Embassy was not informed of his suicide attempt becaus

he was going to leave the country and he was not an important person.

While OSWALD was in Minsk he received a stipend from the Red Cross.

KGB had information on Marina OSWALD only after she announced her

intention to marry him. A record check, neighborhood, and employment

check on her showed that she was a simple, normal, not clever person,

and she was not in the Young Communist League because she did not pay

her dues.

Some investigative reports said she was stupid.

KGB did not consider using her in any capacity.

She has an uncle who is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Minsk militia.

She must be illegitimate because she does not use or. know her father!s."

The only surveillance ever put on OSWALD was an agent and there was ::

never any on Marina.

After their marriage her pay was increased to impress the foreigner

she married.

She was not asked to stay in Russia after marriage because he was

to leave and Russians believe & husband and wife should be together

(unless one is a high level person) .

Neither of the OSWALDs got any briefing or instructions before

leaving Moscow.

In addition to KRUZNOF and the SUBJECT, DUBAS and MUSHKOV were

the KGB Agents in Moscow who knew of the OSWALD case before the

assassination.

A Department Chief, JOMOKOV, and five other KGB Case

Officers knew of the case after the

assassination.

KGB considered OSHALD an American citizen because he had been

deniea Soviet citizenship.

KGB did not know any of OSWALD's personal contacts in fussia.

Some of the Intourist people OSWALD dealt with were KGB Agents

or contacts.

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OSWALD's case was not the same as other Americans

in Russia because

he was considered not normal and he was not conside.ed

a defector as

WerC MARTIN and MITCHELL.

SUBJECT heard that OSWALD applied in Mexico for return to Russia.

Word went from Mexico to the First Main Directorate to the Second Min

Directorate.

Second Main Directorate told First Main Directorate that

he had tried suicide in Russia, married a Soviet citizen,

and was considered not normal so the request should be rejected.

SUBJECT was then shown some photographs and he waid le had seen a

ricture of Marina OSWALD in a mayizine.

A long list

of names was read and shown to substel but he failed

to identily any of them.

Many of the nanes were of poople in Minsk.

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TO BE OPIND BY ADDRESGEE ONDY

DIstrict Field Office

11 March 1964

IGORATUL FOR: Ricadqunrters

SURJECT

: CLEMK, GROVEC M. (A)

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1.

Referonce 1n nade to licadmactors letter on assignmant in

this cace datod & larch 1961.

?.

Durliu the period 20-23 February 196t, while SUBJACI was

under the protociive custody of Specint. Agento Stanley C. LAChl,

Gorge R. BREwER and Alried B. licGARGlY, sUbJRCT voluntarily

nuniched Information concorning his backcround and accivities,

as vell as other intonation of operationol interest, the substance

of which in ret forth in the cucccodiny Isragraphs.

It is to be

notcd_that.at.no.tim didanj.of.tuc.abpve-nanud accuts solicit.

any of this informacion or unle Inquiries of the sUBJECT regarding

airy of the matters discussed by him.

SUBJECT Gpontaneougly

related

these Incidents in casual convercation during leisue perious ond

unile chioute with the agents to and fion places of enteriainment etc.

In most cases newspapers, magazines and TV prograns promied the

SUbJECI to nake comicuts relative in these muttein. Folloving 1s

a cumarlantion of this Inforntion:

(a)

On 20 February 1I6 fUrJICP dicclooed that he enjoys the

following sporte: rocklall, hockcy 1nd 61.11101d3.

TORSIGN TRAVEL

siunityat the

(b) Me also cycled that he han previously l son in the; Untied

Stateo while enroute to Cubn, Venezu ln and other Inüin American

Nd hasit one time or mocher during his cervice with the

KiB vinited ond vorled on operatioul projects fur the sovict Union

11 practically all. of the countries of Brope; horovel, he his never

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traveled to the lar Enot, excapt while handling

an ncent tho was

active ngainst the Japanece.

He (SURINCT) stayed ii the

Inlands inich are within sighi of Jupan.

This as in 10l9.

maid that he was active In the ricing up of archtr by plane and

Gily in chis arca.

LALILX BACKGROUND

In the latter part. of the

on this came

20 February 1904, the SUBJECT seated that his father vas a mombar

of the Communlot Contral Comnltice, one of the firei nembers of

the Conunniet Farty,

and that he had croat repect

for his father.

The sULJECi also indicatod that his facher tao a shipbuilder and

later becane one of the fira to cigniac and soù uy the russian

Atonic Enercy Plant.

It was during thio latter acctvity that ha

(the SUBJECT's father) and thee other officials cons in contuct.

with radiation, which affocied his futher's liver and a few jears

Jater' ot the uge or 5k his father died of cancer.

Mie SUBJACI

went on to stace that his father, being a very pionlrient conunist,

vas given treaüment for this cancer in a rpocial lospital which 15

locatca in the hille outside of the city of Moser,

and during his

tenure In this hogpiial the landly rouided wich his failer.

had five room living qunitcre boside the room in wich nis

vas confined. This privilege, he enid, is only ciron to the copecially

prcminent VIPs of the Cormunist Party,

indicating that his ficher tas

ouc of the top men in the Cormunist Party.

JULITARY AUTIVITY

(a) The SUBJICI revealed that in 1949, ne che nee of 16, he vas

a Haval Cadet.

He was called into the rervice herore craducing fron

wat 1s our equivalent of a high school.. In lad inlen Init in the

Iighting in the Black Soa Arca There hz

derrilbed hond-co-hand combat

with cermans, claimed he was wounled, and bacuude of his bravery he

kan ararded the soviet Order ledal und the Diaci of Linlin.

The cUNfECT

stated this was unurual for a percon of his age and tulned him cicat

inspoct.

At the end of the var he had no more doolio for militaiy l1le

ulthough his superiors tried to keep him

In the millt:2y.

Insicad, he

won't for four yours to the Insültute of Forsion lelations and learned

the Englion language. Uyon mamacion, a min care so hin and told him

that he had a jou lined up foi him.

he cared that this acuunlly vas

more like being midrred to talo this mrticular job which tuined out

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to be with the laval Intelligence.

He ulained that there vere tro

military Intolligence organirations at the tine, the laval and

Ground Force milliary tyne.

IE OSIA IN MESSIA

(e) On 23 Februy 1064, au CuruBUl neprenche the table for

the evening neal, he noted chat the Tine mugazine line on the coffce

table in the living room had a pictuic of Inrie OStiLD.

don he hit the table wich his flot and snid,

"I feel that I could

have stomned OstATD". di this poind Spoclal Agent Stanley C. LACH

usked him

"hori". le prococied to state that he (sUBinGr) vas head

of the lUB Tourint and Visitown Cecilon wich lopt control over the

ncüiviüles of OStAIN while he ras in the coviet Unir.

the tine, OStILD las of no specin? concern on tuicart to the lGB

licenuse he lacked inüelligence background.

infonied UStALD that he would nave to wile his amplicition thiough che

apmopriate channels of the Stile Lunarinant, to In

1un mold request

his telcuse fron the luosian cruniciparlo In hindlini. of vicas. Thia

he cuid tas nil done for prollande na choy gurpacer.

vince that if they roalty muted to solchic OSHAID, it could hove leen

done on the chur of che movent, but sinre ostAtb had noching and tias

not worth anything, they acclard thai this tas an omortunity to show

the Anerican State Department that they didl not iind releasing Individ-

uals 1f they applica for rolcare through the appropilate chancle.

Irior to this application for releare of OSWALD,

tho CUBJICT stated

that since he mo of no rarcicular inte.euc to chem and chere vas

nothing in loscow that they conld we him for oi blaer him inio, they

iccided thui they voild cond OblAID to liluck mere he would be placed

¡n a lacuory vortine on mios in the trine chuu cione tininine in che

niccerical und alcocronic riclo mont treult 1n hio devcloment into

un cloctronico enginer; hoverei, he chured no carability in chin ricla.

The suaJect then siated thit li was fust ne this period, berore sending

OstALD to binsk, tint a vory cimuce thing hamened.

¡cene dociúod to do to the hoüel there mulAlD tan ringing to sce ii he

shon he gue do the haiel he asked the clerk if osWALd

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sas in his room, the clerk nodded afflatively, nut the travel agent

Dioccedea to OSHALD's rOon.

He tried the door,

but the door uns 10'30.

lic Inoclied, got no icoponse, and then tith the

ascistance of the cir k

they broke into the room and found OSwALD lying acyoss the bod with inch

of his wrists clashed. the travel nucut and the clerk reopended Imadlairly

by caking ostAld to the near by wadient facllity were he we civen blood

trensfunions and afcor a period oi tim regaina his ctrengüh.

During the

Imostigation the folloring day the surinch sunted that the socior indicated

that had OSLD not been found for apptorimaicly ten nore minutes, he rould

It is here that the SUBJnct again pounded the trile and

cnid If the travel agent had not broken into cho room, but lad incicad

contacted the KGB office lile they are luntructed do when they do not

about him, and on the following day or later that croning le vould luve

sunt one of the KGB agenüe to check en OStALD, nù shich tima he icula

have been found dead.

This, he vent on to state, 10 that lurco him

when he rcalizes that he could have boon insunchial in disjoving of

ostAD without any special Inquiry or seriouc Invecilcution, OStID

being nothing, and nt the sune time today the Prosident of the United

Otates, President Kantuy, would do alive.

The sulJecr then went on

to viaie thut after OSWALD ins sont to lilnck it ung there that he not

Lile himscli (OSWALD), laric vis a girl fran a pencono fantly

vich no special background and soncuat 1ll1terate.

of her poor background that she vas elven barminnion to muriy OStID

and return to the United Stries ns hin vile.

The SUBJECT then went on to deacribe what took pince en the day

that Procident KiMblY vas accaccinated.

He chid that this me actually

on saturday in Hoscow,

the pand of Hoverber.

He san hows at the

and happenea to have

the radio on, won ha honnel that the linoiront of

the United States had been arranginated. Amprochmicly one hour inüci,

the jadio Infoined lin that the acrectin ino Ice OStLD.

The announcerent,

he sadd, really stunned hin. le crated llo cout sui onnied to his office.

Timediately upon his nrivill he searched for die DiALD file.

found the illa he revieved 1t and found that OctALD had not been ured

or even approached for use by the Runsion Intelligunce.

He but in &

70nes distance call to the Chief of the Mill Section in Hinel: and Inaulica

whether they had ured, trained or map.red OSlAL in my say fog Inir111-

gence accivity.

The Chief intoned hin that according to wint he could

they had not wide uny ure of award.

Just about this tire,

(nor Sated that his diy nor taled into tie disce and tiresita

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the SUEJECI to get ul1 the Informtion vailnble on OSWLD and prepare

a curmary to be furnichod the con oificials of the Communist Farty.

The SUBJECI then diracied the KGB igent in Minsk to likewise nrepare

a sumary of his file on OStUD end Iniorned him thit vithin trenty

minutes a KOB ccent yould arive by sacial milliary plane to pick

up the munary for roturn io locor.

He said this as acconlished,

and tithin one hour they were menaring a dutailed report on OStLD's

acclvity In hussia. This, concluded the CUSJECt, 1: the stoiy of

OSTALD In TuGGia.

C. P• MИ12ArО

(I) The SUlJECI alco indicuied it he did not join the Connist

Party uncil he tas 27 ycars old, end is did thia out of rosject to his

lacher, who at the cine mis on hiu deat! bed aud auled him (GUBJECT)

nether he would do him one nore lavoi before ha dicd.

SUBJECT stated he joined the Communist Fnity: Otherlue, he proubly

rould not have been a manber to this day.

DIPLORATS NID IVCTTIGMICE TYFIS

The SUBJECT riuied that the liB nie able to diffcrentiate

Letricon Anaricans tho are assigned to lisscow and ore actually the

stute Deparinent type, fron those to have an Intelligence background,

by the fact thut the inüclligence line of people do not verociate with

the Russian girls, that is they will mi co out with them alone, incrcas

the state Department type till.

1150, "wer a period of a lonth or tro,

thiy Invariably are nble to cind evidence that the Intclligence tyres

licen meturbating.

This 1s urually detceted through close cran-

inition of the individual's tools and led chocis.

WUSSIAN U-1 AIRCMAIT

(h) On 25 Pebiny I5cl during tie evenlug Wall, a discussion vas

ind regaraing the recut nirplane rusins noted in cha

nuts papers and on

I'V In the United States.

The sURJACI comnenied that he his a

ficnos who are tort pilots und tho are now engaged in testing what he

reicirca to un a U-l tyre of nircract that ls farier than any other

aliciaft in the vorla.

He added that ilcue friends are highly paid

mut they live vely dangerous jobr.

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SUBJECT'S FATHER

(1) The SUBJECI aloo inde reference to his failer duiing this

meal, descithing him as a very tall and cxtremoly ll-built individunl,

and one who was extremely Intelligent rud a self-mare, eclf-coucated

He lenined the chipbuilding trade mostly throgh his on reccarch

and study, and also from the EUNJECI's grandfather,

who was one of the

first shipbuilders in luusta.

The cURliCt added tit his grandfather

died at the age of 94.

He aloo siated that aftcr the death of his

father, a memorial vas built in hio nemy cince he vas considorod

a very capable direcior of the coveronent shipping industry.

ras about the last tine he saw his nother and hrother and sister, as

they all went to this ecrchony in honor of his father.

indicated that there ms a periodical tich cave a conlote rull-dom

on his family background, including thit of his gradinther and his

and it ras roll publicized; and this he belleres had a lot

to do with his being able to yet some special preference und nove

along as fast as he did In the liB orginization.

KGB PRESSURE ON FAROLY

(3) 01 27. Februaly loG during lunch, the sueTeCT stated thut he

has been informed that the KGB is putting praucure on lis inmediaie

fanily, particularly his mother.

However,

he said he was not overly

vorried about her because she 1s tell-off

financially, aud being up

In age there is not much they can do to her.

Horever, whut conccinu

him most is the fact that they have iliady started to play on the

sympathies. of his two children and his rife.

The SURJNCT stated that

he was anticinating thie; hoevei, he mid not think cut they would

stunt so soon to prescure the fumile.

Horever, he dues lave tone hope

that in due time he moy be able to get his family ou of iussia. This

hope he caid tus civen to him by the Chler of SR Divicion.

LIBRARY OF CONCRISS PHILINTON

(k) On 25 Fobiunry 1961 during a sichtrecing iour of Washington

by vehicle, an he mased the Libmly of Congreen, tie SUNTICI rointed

to the building and stated that

"ve have people rurking in there"

Spocial Accut Stanley C. Inchl raid,

"we'," id the EUBJECT

"KGB". He continued ly diating that thin vas a cool place

to place poonle uccause ency

could roadily Jeorn by just witching

what rescarch was being done in the lillmaly of Congress ly the milltary

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and thereby cet an idea as to what the military was blonning in the

siy of armaments and things of that nature.

The SUBJECT also advised

that the reoponsibility for colting information cuireptitiously from

American Enbassica in forcien countrier who ciploy. Indigenous personnel.,

Ialls vlühin the confines of the KGB.

lie diated that the way they to

mhout this 1e to work through the indicenous personnel and arrange to

enter the embassy at special tines during the night. They would flist

mnle a close curvey and a ghoiograph oi the area

In which the embacsy

liceps Its closcified material, then thry would rubsequently enter this

nica and open up the safes.

hen he wns nsled how this was done he

stated, "oh, combinations to rafes are not hard to acquire". He said

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maicrial out and nnocographing it and then placing it cractly as it

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