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CLORET

S:/ 008/60-1911

22 kanch 1960

ME ORANDUM FORE CHIOS, OS/ALIOn ALISITO SCARS

ATiATION 1r. Pomnington

PEFERSNCKS

CI/OA NO. C-735320

• Be 560o0 Monorendus 1483, Cacod 12 March 2959.

b. SB/DUb Kenorancun 1730, deled 2, Septusber 1959•

Pass le rogueered tbat an extonelon of sine be arranged through

your offleo to allou wisas agent auspIc, who antered this country

(black) 20 4pr11 1959, to remain in the United States until about

20 Apr11 1961. 211 1s not envlenged that Subject will be required to

emain an 27: throughout this ontire perfod, horover, such an exteraion

vill afford adequate line for liplomentalon of operation ALSISTDiBL.

Close superilalon de regarda personal and social contaclo as

ABASPIC Will, of course, bo cortirued by an SiDOS stars officor,

until such time as subject re-entors training anon his statue will

revert to that as outlined in heforence s. (auperiloson by a Blass

offloor on a 24-hour Da810).

3:

101001 18 arellablo it to converienco or your offic

should nia vialts to Ingration and laturalisatan offices be deeme

pucessary to offoct this irrangenent.

dio

0n Ext: 8331.

for any further Information please contact fred dirkpatrick.

HICHAEL RAS

.Thias; Sn/DOB

Distribution:

Orig & 1 - addressee

i - 201 file

1 - SR/DOB chrono

SE07ET

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SIGNET

9 March 1950

MEMORAN DEY FOR LE RECORD

Status Report

In Norember 1959 Cover franch assisted SR/DOS Case Officer

Fred Kirkpatrick in formulating cover under which AESE TINEL agent

AASPIC could live and thus be released from 24-hour custody.

ABASPIC was documented under the name David Durvard and was

registered by Alter Afairs Staff. ALASPIC carries a cover letter

tsaued by Alien Affairs to this effect.

SR/DOB Case Officer Pred Kirkphtrick was docurented " (see belou)

under the bind fred I. Koner, a self-e ployed nenufacturers repre-

Sentativo, presently engeged, with Daüld Durvard, In adapting

certain Acerican sutoratie coin-operated vending machines to tho

French merket, in particular in the Paris area. Mr. Durvard 19

serving as Ar. Koner's engineor/technical advisor.

his arrangenent bag to date worked entiroly satisfactorily,

and it is hoped vill continue to function until about rid June, when

foremer. timed cover arrangement should be discontinued owing

to

resumption of operational training.

Fur further incomation, please

contact Fred Kirkpatrick or Ext. 8331.

= 1.

New York driver'g iicense No. 3068221, Aug. 13, 1957

issued in the name of Fred Karl Komer, 290 Garcord Dr.,

idver Edge, No J.

2.

3.

Security No. 056-04-2165 issued in the name of Fred Karl Komer

United States Midelity and Guararty Cacpany, Ealt., Md., issued

1n the nage of fred Karl soner, 290 Cancori Dr., Ráve- Else, N.J.

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15 larch t9i0

Extension of tire granted for AESSICIL acent AFASPIC wereby subject

ray remain lecally (Imigration/ aturalization cognizant) until 20

October LyCU. This aromation relayed to saDz oy sizen Arrairs

starr representatave :7. Pemington.

FRED FINLATRICK, S/DO3

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DISPATCH

•TO.

INTO

Chief, s

Chief, WuD

Chief of Station, Plo de Janeiro

FROM

SUBICT

Chief of Base, Sao Paulo Dü/t

REDWOOD/ ASACRE

Accomrodation Address.

ACTION PIQUIRID

See below :

SAOP-1036, 2 October 1959

SECRET

140 1A

HEPA 41I2

FEADOUARIER NEE NO

(201-233477)

DATE

7 March 1960

-¡CHECK "N' ONE;

MARLED FOR INDENING

NO INGENING RESURED

DENING CAN BE JUDGED

BI QUATED MO DESE ONIY

In connection with paragraph 2 of reference, efféctive immeddately it 1s

requested that letters sent to Tinothy K. Rancifer for Insertion in the local

mail systen be sent instead to the following addross:

True name of Lucian d. Fabsik

American Consulate General - SP

APO 676, New Tork, New York

Pie Kayle

David C.

3 March 1960

Distribution:

4 - Headquarters

2 - Rio de Janeiro

2 - files

STL

BPA -424,2

Ювш

101' 53

A81 € 130:1'%

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Translations o& Osvid!'s letters being done to S/france Desk

George Boublik, 1109J (our cortact re translations)

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iccorrotailor iddress for David fabiallo»s)

• Datid de fanaskhet

cio dan Mitsudski

Caira Fostal 1179 (Laça)

Sac Faule, Grazil

1212 Sarton Lall, WH/28

our contact u/ iH/23 re

David's rail to and fron Brazil

Agency

pseudo

The tre nare and APO is:

Mr. Paul hacolo

fine far diere)

APO 676

New York, New York

Nea Aicimpedalion Addriss for Douit:

Eduardo Callo

calais Peital 11744 (Lapa).

và?

farlo, Brasil

Paul-i. Magelo

Lurigo W. Fabsägk

merican Consulate General, SP

APO 676,

e/o Postwaster

New York

City, New York

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Sao Paulo:

BRASIL

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duaren CaliC

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Bearest,

Here is the wcond letter that I'm writing you.

you know, its not only to you that a sent letters

but also to my biothes, to de doctor, and to my

farces sites-in-law, and his to the peaple with

whom a stayed before leaving you a year ago t

wrote from here as soon ao I could, that or tire

months from that time ? neves reccined any reply

It the addren a cave? I hape dat this time a with

an he luckies for there must certainly be some

an accident comichere as as te one chich cao.

was an an ances fos same reason that excapes

me. It is possible also, since I traull antined.

pickenly sioughout the country and even chroad,

tat the mail went up in smoke. The Giaras like

sort feres from time to time

i ot you Got of i hout the countrica

that s'ie had a chance to viiit, having been almost

siyahire, but, nice I tant like s repeat the same

things sirad times, you will pid out nothing

if 7 Co nat get in anues is this ittes 50.

suit returned ysitirday from a two mouth

sip t thi north of the country!?

Its full of wake.

ad brazilian archi. Among the Sailian wonte

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there are some really cute ones, and lear cute also

you have to Get then to widoritand Eidutty, m

speaking of the sragilian women of the cited lucase

hen one lance the city its more like bernet and

me's reaction would be to buy a bottle of Airwick

athes tan etick his nose thre

It's been rathes hot lately. De's summes en

This heresphere, and then it vaine the stea

completely.

Sis nothing it do in France, but you can he

here tony that I'm sways thinking of youwhereies

I way be. Therefore, my intentions is

I take a whor

Kip I see you, even if only for a moment, as roon

as this is possible.

What's happened among you nice my depasture.

Annis west haul found Titi azain, Madame Rebest

Monates ha: surely moved out. Daçs Helly still put

Les fingero in his nose? Dacs Menée still gremble?

sill, nor are the joing to seat arously aud

(a) think this litter, is joing te bring you good news,

but faill not de so antico d'm sure of an asues.

then I get sue, a aillend you come won tie

tai you ries and tim dicause s love you, you

djaws, a buce, contect is restablished 2

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will me ill i uses) as sather a will send yo

(ding uhas every month enough to help you substantial,

nd perhaps more. Mhat 2 aste in echange is :

i) to send to de people 2've mentioned above,

just a ittle note giving my name and my new

dress exactly like this one. Wither more nos less.

2) back Anick, Nine, and Nelly to wiste me,

2n. the mican terne the days: citi pais and

I all coine to see you, probably in toentes as See,

least niel myself on the aray, the rocks are nother

(riqued: Edward)

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•Air

Mr. Robert P. Haghe

P. 0. BoX

8028

South West Station

Wasbington 24, Do C.

27 Oct 1959

Dear Bob

Received your first letter today.

Will take care of the matter.

Enclosed

find some envelopes which I think are

very colorful and might bo an addition

to jour collection.

au.

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25 Fet 60

Dear Paul,

Erclosed is one letter fro- David in' erming all concerced of

his chance of rost office box to: Eduardo Callo, Carxa Postal fil

(Lapa) Sao Paulo, Erasil. It le dated 29 Tebruars, so Flease Corverra

on or just arter that date. Thanks very much for your help.

Sincerely POR

(this letter

forwarded to Frasil 'or rezalling 25 fet.

1900 et

1300 hour

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Office Mer. andum • UNITED SERIES GOVERNMENT

special Cortracting Officer

DATE: 11 February 1960

PON Mr. David TZITZICHVILI

SUBJECT: Beneficiary, designation of

I. In accordance with the terns of my current affillation with the

United States Coverent, It 1s ty understanding that in addition to monthly

salary, onus and other benefits, I am entitled to five thousand dollars in

(95,000.) death benefits payable to a designated beneficiary, providing y

death occurs during the perfomance of ny mission of as a direct result

thereaf.

2. I therefore designate the following person as beneficiary to

receive the sun of five thousand dollars (95,000.):

Colette. HOMERIKI

Relationship: Friend

30 Rue Cabanis.

Paris Lu, France

11;

David Izitzicl

C#d 102334177

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J.M. NCHENRY

MAMAGER

THE CHESÄPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONÉ COMPANY

OSO N STREET. NORTHWEST

WASHINGiON I. C. C.

Tobruary 10, 1960

TELEPHONS

METROPOLITAN: 7:0000

Mr. David Durvard

1164 - 19th Street, N.Y.

Washington, D.C.

Dear Mr. Darvard:

•In order to provide adequate telephone service in your

vicinity, It has become necessary for us to make certain rearrange-

ments of telephone equipment.

These rearrangements will result in

some changes of subscribers' telephone numbers.

We sincerely regret that your telephone 1g among those

affected.

The change will take place during April, 1960, and your

now telephone number will be FEderal 8-1263

Before the

Gin need

e of our representatives witl call on you an

ser card on your telephone.

flict is

request, of course, your telephone number does

Directory. However,

to cause you minimun incon-

refer all of you calls from the old number to

Feeler al 8-1363

a reasonable period of time.

If you should not

ince, please call our Business OfMce.

su for your understanding and cooperation.

Cordially,

Cupt. i is sist

Changic

Manager

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The cover acdoses of the estuhlishnent for avic's employments

Fred so soner (employer)

290 Concene Snive

diver Sage, der Jersey

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DẶTE

047 00/s/C

22 JAN 62

DIRECTOR

SAO PAULO

I4-SSIFIED MESSAGE.

SECRET

ROUTING

? 1.

3. I

FROM

ACTION:

INFO.

SR 6

J17: 09 43:000

not mons

ROUTINE

-TO

IN 32458

SAOP 1128

DIR

INFO

RIOD POUCH

CITE:

REDIVODD AEACRE

REF HBPW 2221

BASE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE UP POST OFFICE BOX 11734 NOT

LATER THAN 15 FEB.

INSTRUCT AGENT SOONEST TO USE FOLL ADDRESS IN FUTURE:

ANY NAME, CAMXA (ALSO RUCO CAXXA) POSTAL 11744 (LAPA) SAO

PALLO BRAZIL:

END OF MESSAGE

red-

he fore.

an arid ao ited the might

ficies inho have che

ild addin

25 JAN 1960

nik

SECRET

REPKODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED:

201.133477

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18 Jenuary 1960

EMORADUM FOR: 52/Di3 Plance Office

SEDUBET

3: Reguast for Oporotional Advanco:

1. Safehouse Brench CL has requestos the raseining four

enths rent in egyance for the living quarter at diSTIll areat,:

ALASFIC Under the stirclations of tho acroesent wit. the arents.

this ront is to be patd by AFASPIC. The teres of the lease apocily

trary how tea fed a they erected do as torter

2. Pred Mrspatrick, Sa/Don Case Officer ull drew on

actance Iron Shots Finance of $590.00 for the for renaining

sorths rent.

This sun vill be deducted fros ABASPIC's monthly

salary (100. ilu?:50 a sonth for tha portod Marco tiru June 1960).

DiSE RINKPATIICK

AFFROV.Di

Chier, siros

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SECHET

SP./DOB/60/

I January 1960

ACHO HOUR FORS Alion Affairo Stast

ATT BIT ICH

i Xo Pennington

SUBINCT

Personal Status of Sypos Agont,

AFASFIC (David DURTARD)

Mosse be advised that Sa/DuB Arent, ALASPIC, 10 bein

olosely superved by B/DCB as regardo te his personal and

social contacts.

He sa at present readins in a washington, D.C, apartnent

ander the nane Davld Darvard. This apartnent was obtained by

Safehouse Branch and fully approved and checked by the Offico of

Security

3a Safehouse Branch has also obtainer an: office sone five

blocks

Iren his livira quarters.

mis africo sita has also

been approved and checknd by the lifice of socurity. AFASPIC

1s at prescrit engaged in his office, doing unclassified work

to keep his occupled.. He 1a belor visited, by an S/DOB Case

officos, on a segular veckly bas13 (and or as tre racessity

arises).

MICHAEL BAS

Chief, Sa/DCB

FK/vat

Distribution!

Urtie i 1 - Addressee

•1 - Subi's. File

1 - Chirono

#: 1 233477

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S8/008/59/213/

8. Deceaber 1959

MORNIM FORS Office of Communications

SU BUDES

Evaluation of Code of SL/D0a BEDSOr Agase

brand die rodered it epo aired ended mense to

2. Thie code represents the atlept of n muscl agent to

formulate a vortmnile pethod of Cryptography. It la therefore

hoped, chas thia code intu prove of sone interest to the Offico as

Comancaulone.

3: me following detail's are furiabed concerning: the encoded

P6808808

a. The message vill be in the saglia) Langueso.

The koy to lie code 1s cantalned in tha taxi of

tho encodod passage.

4. It would do appreciated if a cryptograsher or ouser

representstivo of your cities could irtervier gubject agoat,

provided his code indicares ba has an aptitudo for this vort.

Por further Information, ploase contact Mr. Frod Iltpatrick

00 Ext. 8331.

MICHAEL RAB

dito • peagage

PC/ge

Distrib:

0 36 1 - addi w/I copy of

1 - SE/ D03 w/O

1 - SR/009 chrono

att.

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SECRET

ATTH:

Chief, SR/DOR

dr. Bavard H. Senner, Jr.

Chief, Safebouse Branch/oL

34 Hoverber 1959

sefëbouse No. 297 - Rog: Ý: 59-23 - CCO 1 54-143 - SaD 4 206920

B43513/322

Propra, amated ef cloney pertient located at gio 25th Street, i. v.

washington, D.C.

Lessor: John Safer Management Co.

Lessee:

Mr. Povell Broning, Jr., a Security-cleared attorney-at liv with offices

Tocated at 3145 N. Street, N. W., Washtagtos, D. C. Office Telephase FB 3-5081.

By virtue of a Memorandum of Agreement, exclusive rights of tenancy has been assigned

to the Agency. AccordinglY, Mr. Brontos 1o the nonnal lessue while indtrectly the

Agency 1s the actüäl lessee

and responsible for full and strict compliance with the

terns of the lease.

Questions of problena lovaiving relatlonghips of the lessoe

cut out and the lessor, neighbors, police, et al sill be bendied through the leasee

cut-out (Mr. Braining)

acting under the contral and direction of the Safehouse Branch.

Lease: Original lease 18 on

file lo the Safebouse Branch. Terms of the lease are

$147:50 per month payable an the lot day of the sonth. The lesos begine l November

and runs until 30 June 1960, a period of 8 conths.

Cover Story! M Powell Browang, the lessee eut-out, has ostonalbly leased the

apertent in order to assist a foreign cllest to obrain housing because of the muno

Case OffIcer? Hr. Edward H. Senner, Jr., Bit. 8331.

Pranciäl Arrane

ements:

lease cut-out, Mr. Browning.

or chergeablo to the legaco bhould ba taken up vica and approved by tho Barehoudo

Branch. pilaria

is dela., pi:.

Persuant to the siptiationo or A 45-1025,

She financiel oscoenta of too

loaso vero appovod by the Chlos, Real Batalo? "l Construction Dirteion/ Dirteion/01.

corallance vich arrangements sado betveen the i straller and the Director of Lozlaties

vo hare advieed the former regarding thie acquisition.

Distribution:

aig: ¿ l - hadreasoo"

- CCD/MC

1 - 180/08

1 88 P1L0 297

HAZPON. C. CARROLL

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He had these racedup on his our

Berte que sons astor to sentinteation.

XIs Deceabes 1959•

DAVID DURVARD

TECHNICAL MOVIROO

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іо-

"Chiat" cs Baso, Sao Penlo

Chies of Stotlon, Rio do Jonolro

FROM

Chief, SR

SUBIICT

YEDUOUD/ AFACHB

Servleing occornodettan eddrans

ACTION'HFQUIRED

Seo Parsurapa 2 below

+C4гS).

aó DIR 45223, 21 Septenbee 1959

b. PSPA-3MI7, La OclODer 1999

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SEAT S

SUNST

Broine atai 2i sorts 160 tores so soreter 1962

i Cooperation, $S00 per esta, alas 13000 per anna ror bourne

C. Mossoal, to eccent 16 la mccary to mintela fool sealeb.

D. Incurance:: $5000 pajablo to besertolary..

B. Douls for outstanding performace, ricottleseat la another eventiry.

P: Jerainations ending as all benefito and santos.

1960.

3. Bulo contruct till save to ba preparod sor elenias jordor to 18 roveraber

a. For surther infomatios, pleado contact so. Doniel R. Elesclus, x8ast.

SChoLd Clang D. Fie!25

GLenn-D. Flalds

Act108: Chiot, 115100 DIviason

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SOCHET

6 Noveber 1959

CERTIFICATE

This is to certily that I, Darid TZITZICHVIlI, fully understand,

and agree to abide by, all provisions concerning the change in fy personal

status and release fron 24-hour custody as explained to me this date.

Primary restrictions are as follows

The use only of David DURVARD identity

Travel restrictions linited to Washington D.C. area

Obtaining or attempting to obtain a driver'g pernit

Purchase, directly or indirectly, of an automobile

Obtaining or using any charge or credit purchase plan

Roon-rates (Not to include visitors)

Any illegal activity

I fully understand that the provisions of my current contract with.

the United States Government and the provisions of the Secrecy Agreement

which I have signed are both still applicable, and will renain so during

the period 6 November 1959 to 1 July 1960 or until cancelled by the

United States Government.

I furthe: understand thit any violation of the instructions which I

have received, either verbal or written, will be just cause for the

termination of ry contract and such further action as may be deemed

appropriate by my superiors.

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TO.

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Colas öf Station, Rio de Jeneli

SECRET

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STORET

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STORATUN PaRo Colet, Alden AStaire Start, 0s

ATT INIC

"Mr. Pennington

SUBICT

• ASPIC, CT/OA No. 73532

(Local Address)

The Local oddress of the Subject to be rundahed the inderation

and Naturalizatton Service for uno on bla documentation in llou of

passport 1s as follars

SiO 25th Street N.W.

Apt. 202.

lashington, DoG.

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FuR

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de sectorgs desama

DAVID DURVARD

Trepet

PERLeR ESe AGLUT.

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CONTRACT

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The Jrired States Govornment, as represented by the Contracting

officer, hereby anends the initial contract accepted by you in April 1959,

to include the following provisions for the period 2C Sentember 1959 through

30 June 1960. During the period of time as indicated, you will be required

to perform

such duties as may be assigned you by your superiors.

All such

duties, whether of a research nature or otherwise, will he consideres to be

of a confidential nature. The terms and conditions of your anended contract

are as follots

1a Compensation

in consideration of the satisfactory completion of such duties

as may be assigned you, you will be paid 3400. 0 monthly.

Bonus

Due to the nature of the assigments which will be given you

to perform, no bonus will be considered.

30.

Medical

You will be provided such medical or dental treatment as may be

considered necessary to maintain your physical fitness and permit the

ascomplishment of your assigments.

Periods of hospitalization will necessitate

the suspension of salary for the duration of said hospitalization.

Lio:

Insurance

You will be insured for the anount of $5,000.00 payable upon

death to a beneficiary designated by you, provided your death occurs while

in the performanca of duty.

5.

If for any reason traceable to you, such as mating yourself

unavailable for proper performance of duty, you fail to consumate the terms

of our urderstanding by not attempting to perform your assigned duties,

your salary will be irmediately terminated and you will be resettled in a

place to be decided by your superiors, without further compensation or

assistance.

6

all Information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unless released in

writing by the Governnent fron sich obligation), with full knowledge

violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the

Espionage Lawg: dated 25 June 1948, as amended, and other applicable laws and

regulations.

Term. of Contract

the loregoing amendment to your initial contract is for the

period as specified, after which the tems of your initial contract will

again apply.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

BY

Contracting Officer

ACCEPTED:

Land Tell:

WITNESS:

APPROVED:

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The United States Government, as represented sy tie Contracting

Officer, hereby coatracts with you for the subr ission of certain Infor alon

and related directed servicea of a confidential nature under the followiag

terms and conditions:

Corpensation. In consideration of the sub-ission of such infor-

mation and related directed services, you will be paid $500.00 per moneb

untl the acavity is completed, a perlod to approximate 6 months. Of this

amount.

$450.00 per month to be held in escrow peading your departure to

and return from such activity

$ 50.00 per month to be paid directly to you for personal expenses.

3. Terr ination.

In the event the United States Goveriment terininatés

this activity or your connecton with same, sooner than originally proposed,

through no lault of yours, you will receive all monies held in escrow and a

satisfactory resettlement will be effected as per prior oral agreement with

the United States Governinent.

However, I for any reason traceable to yo::, such as maling yourself

unavallable for proper services or training, you fail to consuiraie the terra

of our understanding, You will not receive ironies held in escrow, your salary

will be immediately terminated and you will be resettled in a place in accordance

with above inentioned prior agree.. ent without further compensation or assistance.

able laws and regulations.

80433

You will be required to keep forever secret the

contract and all for aton which you may obtain by reason hereaf (unless

released in writing by the Govern ent fron: such obligation), with full know-

ledge that violation of such secrecy may subject you to crin inal prosecution

under the Espionage Law a däted 25 June 1948, as amended, and other applic-

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

BY

Contracting Ulicer

ACCEPTED.

WITNESS:

APPROVED:

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- biter dintall

dhe come teni

23 October 1959

Dear Peal,

Roclosed are tro sore of David's letters to be forvarded by

yo, These are both dated 26 October do please post on or after

bet dete.

Thenia scato for tale comentence.

Sincerely,

201233-477

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São Paulo

29. Colober 1959

Dear Atchico:

I've been thinking for an hour and I still don't know bor to

I can't say that as a brother I've especially been a blessing

to you and after live caused you more trouble than I would have liked.

directly or Indirectly. My leaving Cap was Inevitable. On the one

land because of the obligation to remain there until an indefinito

date, and above oll because of the work I'm now doing which had been in

the offins for quite a untie.

• My stay at Ambert had nothing to do with

ny departure, it was only a business trip.

" T had been able tourite you sooner, I would have done so. Now

I can, end of there are many things in suspense 7 would be flad to be

able to take then up where I've left them. T never expected you to bear

the price of ry actions: therefore, I'm counting on you to tell me whon

you paid for me. for I presume that most people immediately thought you

were responsible for m. debts.

As soon as you reply, I ulll Immediately

send you the money to reimburse you, or, If need be; to pay the liter-

ested party.

If you didn't already know, I'm notifying you trat jacquellne 19

first on my list and there is no reason why she should be deprived of

what 1s hers. I could very well have sent her the money today, but I

don't even know. if this letter will arrive at the right address.

It's

more than a jear sirice I left you, and I!m maling contact again.

"Next on the list ther's you naturally, whon I do not forget. 11s-

ten, what I ask 1s that you wrtle me sertously, for your sake as well

as mine.

Give me the list of these people in order of urgency:

When I left A-bert, I had left instructions to pay certain people,

and I don't know If this has been done. I'm going to urite to the

Dassauds, In this way, perhaps, I'Il know what has happened.

I've been here a very short time and have had a lot to do in tho

past lex months.

Unfortunately I can't tell you where, wher, or what

kind of work.. I only ask. that you have faith in me.

How 18 life at Gap? How are the girls, Elico and Irene? I would

be glad to recelre a letter fron them with a few pletures of all of

you, if possible.

Many regards to Jacqueline with hopes that she and

hers are all well.

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=2

As far as "hers" are concerned, you know thit I still have a pic.

tore of my Flack (moreover, It's py only farily albun) but she must

heve chenged and must be a happy nother of any children, bitch that

she

I Ilsa you all and expect a letter fron you.

Tane

P.S.

This is ny address.

copy it correctly; your letter will be forvarded.

Since In often avaj, take care to

igresitat

Sao Inuiri,

PRAZIT.

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Sao Paul 10 g8 octobre 1959

Mon cher vieux Alcalco

Ville une boure que jo tourne autour du pot

es Je no solo poo encore par quol bout commoncor-de no

peux pas dire que l'al ete pour tul apoctalement une

benedictioo de frere, ot pouvons le t'al causo des eu-

cordements plus que Joursio

jonats vould t'on faire

diroctonent ou indirectement a hidevert Je jer develt so

produtre Inouttestesent ne ne rereion ratain lo la con-

trainte j'y sojournor jusqu' une joie inter-ruinee, ot

surtout en raison du trava!! ?'• lo sula en erain do salre

qui etalt promu depula longlaDrs.d.n se lour a Asbort n'a

rien a voir arec son depare, ca n'etait aimplement qu'un

doplacomont c'affaires.

31 l'avalo pu t'ocriro plus tot, jo l'aurals

rall.dyjour1'7u1:998posslble.or comne 1l rosto beau-

coua de chodos en auspend la serala deurour de pouroli

los reprandro la où jo los al l'afascos.Jo n'al jasalo

tonu à ce que lu sipporter la prix do nos accos, ausal

jo coapte sur so: mur dó diro yul a tu pajo pour mos,

car jo sappose que la majorito des sens ont luiodiatonont

ponso que tu olals responsablo jo dos dollos. Dos que tu

me repondras, le lo foral parvenir iranilatonent de l'argent

pour te remboursos, ou eventuellosent pager l'intorosso ....

S1 tu so la savala pas, jo l'ariao que jacquelino

ost la proulero tore aur na liato ot 11 n's a aucuno

rasson pour qu'ollo doft privoo de co qui lul appartioni.

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-:":

trois bled pu luf enroyer son argont aujourd'hus,

sale jo ne cela reno rae 6i cotto lottro arrivora à la

bonne drosio Cola fált plus d'un an que jo rous al cultco,

piore jo:

reprends contect.

Ensuito sur la llate 1l y a col naturellement que

do n'oublio res-licoute sol, co quo lo ce domendo core do

sorseusened".pour tol comme pour mof.fu so donnes

¡soto de dos cons lang. l'eniro d'urgence.

Guand J'a1 quico Ambert. J'oral laisse

des ins-

tructions pour center cortaires persunnos et jo de salo

pas al cole a ose fait de vals ecrire aux Dassaut, ainsi

peut-etre saurala-jo.ou on sont les choses.

do suls 1:1 depula tres pos de teaps et j'ou

boad-sup @.lalro coug cosmiia-cl.nal.ioureusenent jo rie

peux ni t'expliques ou

quand et quelle sorte de travall.

Je lo demando simploment de se falro confiance.

Comment ve la vio à cap? Commont vunt les filles,

Elico ét lione ? je gerals bien contant de recovolr une

lotiro d'olles avec quelduos photos de vous tous al cola

ast possiblo Blen dos choses a jacquallno en eguerant

qu'elle va bion.alnol que los siens.

A propos an''gions"', tu sala suo j'ai tuujours una

pioto de na siack: ost l'allleurs tout son album do ramille)

nals olla a du chancer et doll etre une nourouso manas do

baducoup l'enfanta, cochonne conse o:lo diale.

roug eabrarde tous olen fort et attends une lettro

do vous•

Dauld do ranralizel

c/o dan

P119u18+1

CalxA PoRtal. 11'84(Lapa)

Sao Paulo, -BRASIL

ion.

P.S: Cocl ast mon adresso Etant tros souvent

on deplacoment, ages. soln de la rocopter tros

corroctomont; On trassottra.

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Monslour A. Do PANASKHET

Architecto

I bis, Avenuo Bellevuo (lindiacue.

GAP

daulas

A. pos.

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Sac Failo:

20 Scoober 1959

Dear fathela and Logis,

mom cut by a long trip ...

signed the retront. Twent, trousand

leagues under the

sea, as many in tie afr, ans here I an In chasena-cha

land.

do (see farcis arce) is a ran ficent cety

tries: oleasure

Princiral indus

and love. It I vere a practlian I kowlo hare calle

tres cite enveland,

(the french nane 1s screwhat fore eartily) tris 1s,

pertals,

less poetic than Rio de Jaleire up more in the spirit of

trings.

loits would quickly make a forture curero the our site

cases of clap (wilgar reach expression) ang cter little venerte

cetails.

Till be here for some time.

tiis

I have a bit civor. tö. finisà in

country, on the crier of hide and go sock.

This is bound to take

me a ina weeks ir not a for months. After that i think, i'll te able

to pay you a very surrt visit.

or the time being I an in sao paulo wuich is a cit: ever more

magnificent than do, aud also larger.

In the

nories io! see turt

Lencaster and rigitte Sardot suon a pure Fortigaose. sometire ago,

tie: spole ermar lalessly?

Here I air burcened with a rif lancrage.

It is very mid': like

Spanish ang I think i'll get used in it rather quickly, out ever thing

is ceaning to get mered up: erglish, Geran, Bissian, irerc!,

jeorgiar, and Spanish.

Long live usperanto! If soreda, I gru. dina;

I're had. It.

"os to have a vague icea of wiat tre done cn to ros, and. be-

sices, i'm not supposed to tire my life's lister:.

I eston tunt it roule to cond to see each roger again to tanga

a Jittle and tr

sire hagat tries arcunc

arseilles.

How are ou

and or are the airis?

Elice, Irene, and jathy.

i would lere to

¡ain a line fron eac. of then in their yen isn't tro neary.

it's

aro: a jear since l'in soon tier.

it tun rose sita Dia tritino do

nictice, so

tat is nochico vere in hear the saris speaking cà to it

hore be will net to eibarmssed i curarisit.

that pos

they have no mertom: thrlo.

jats good.

rowered I haven't esta

ranch yet,

and bestegs, eren to i had the pessthility de net ere, it

roülealt ternt re.

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now is iciguette?

and sortie? Iloce tunt dor still

see her

ard is su

tell her that wouly readre

rapid to cet a few lines

from her, 19 stie has ne ebisctions:

since I can't write her directly,

joy would be

ver. tires pass to her any answer I may write.

It's

true that I am alsa a pracelian para:

And pretty

that she write

Eligne?

any myards to her. I don't care succest

-e.

First, it's not rolice, and then we acula even-

tual, snap at each other asain, but 7 elieve fiat

Inclin't mind

being bitten by her. Ch well, I love to soccer. sello to Dina,

neturally.

You write re, I'll write you, and some day I'll cetum.

(signed)

Take gard cam trurite it in fill.

P.S.

Here 1s my address.

I'm often on the

mac.

Laria de Panaskhet

C/o Jar. Pilsudsti

Jaina Postel 11731: (Lana)

Sa0 Paulo

Prazil

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8ao Pala lo 29 Octedro 1959

Chers Netbela ot Loulo

Patigue d'un long voyage... signe le PELICAN

Vingt aillo llauga sous las sora,autant dans los airs

se volla au Cre-caa-chaland.

Rio (voir Francis Carcolost une viile magnirique.

principales Industrlosites plalairs et l'anour. J'aurais dee

prestion J'aurais appose cotto

ville ictlonbalse. c'ost peut-

etre notas poetique que Ris de Janeiro mais plus

deas le ton.

Eculo terale raptueren: fortune a solener le faisonnantes.

canudolepissoo et autres potics detalls veierieas.

Je suis del pour quaiques reups.d'al un potit

travall à corbiner dans lo payo dans le gonre de coucou tu

m'as vu, tu s'as pas vu, riens que jo t'attrapo. cola me pren-

dra cortainement quelques sousines a1 co n'os: pas quelques

nols-apres ed le pense pouvolr vous rendre uno petito vialte

a couto vitesso ontre deux coups de seu..

Pour l'Instant je no traya trouvo a Sao Paulo qui

une ville encore plua magalfique que Rio, de plus grando aussi.

Au cinema on volt Burt Lancaster et Brigitte Bardot parler

un portugais

sana melange.Il y a quelques toaps doja, 11a

parlalent l'allemanitas: Impocablement?

Mo ro1çi encoubro d'uno pnuvollo langue. Cola

rosa0aale fortement a l'ospagnol ot jo perise s'adapter a8808

vite mala trit commonco par s'oubrouiller, anglais allemand

russe francala goorglon espagnol. Viro l'osporanto! S1 un

Jour jo vala en Chino jo aula foutu.

Maistonaat zoua aros è peu prãs une 1dão do

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Cale juaquici, et d'allleura do no suls pas senso

racontor ma vie.

do pense souvent que ce sorale bien de se

rovoir pour piro un pou ot ayoir quelques jojousen sortios

marsoillalaes. Coment allos yous ot ausal comment vont los

11110a 51100, Irene ot Carny J'elseral bion aroir un not do

che cuno d'elles al la pluse n'ost pes trop lourde Cola falt

pluo sa d'un an que jo no los al vues Par lo nome courrior

J'ecrlo Atenico de sorto que of Atenteo entendelt los rilles

pacior do nolo la nelson il n'y aure pao de pone ou de sur.

prise do aulo on troir do pensor que maintonant olloa ont un

oncle d'Aporique Ca cali bien.Evileuzent jo n'al pas encore.

de rench, d'allleurs neun si J'en ais!a la posalöilite cola

ne mo tenterali pas.

comment va Zouquette? it Sopnle? j'espero

que tu la vola toujours

et dana ce cas dis lul que jo sorals

reellment content de recavolr quelques lignos d'elle al toute

Sola ella le vout blen.Ne pouvent l'il ecrire diroctoment tu

sorals b10n

gentillo

1o-1ul retrananottre mon evontuollo

reponso C'est pral que je auls auasl papa brosilion.

Et la bolle Ellano? Blen dos choses à allo.jo

n'ose pas lul proposer lo n'ocriro d'abori ce n'ost. pas poll.

et onoulto un arriveralt ancoro è se mordro, mala lo crola que

j'alberals assoz otro nordu por alle que vour-tu, l'alme souffrir

101.

•Bonjour a Dina, ratorelloment.

sarld de

Fana siiiet

c/o dan Piisudakl

Tu s'ocrlo jo vous oerla ot un jour j'arriveral.

Calxa Postal 11734 (Lapa)

São Paulo

BRASIL

Tath:

P.S

Volei mon adros

so. Pronos bion sula do l'ecrire

on ontier. Jo suls souvent on deplacoment

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Monslour ot Madrue Dr.Louls ELBET

STALLARD (dautoo Alpos)

PRANCE

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Mrs Elbot leaves' brother's firat u1f

(friends)

Mr & Mra Dr: Louls Elbot

A TALLAND.

(Hautos Alpes)

Pranco

26 Oct 59

"Tied from a long jouroy" - signed the Pelican.

and now I am in Cha-Che land. Rio 1s a magnificent town

principao industrt os are pleasure and lovo. If I vero a

Brazilian I would say here we manx mako love, Maybo thia name

a 1oes pootle than Rio de Janerto but it la more poetio la the mum

would

sonso: Louta sttt make wuch money 1f ne woreto come here In

treating vonoral disease cases.

I tronchensw1l bo here for

soveral months and after that I thinis I will come and see you.

How Tom la San Paolo nieb is more megatrent that RIo.

In the movies you can see Bart Lancaster and Brigitto Bardot

talklag in fluent Portuzeso.

I am now learning anew languago, Portugoso, which seems to

Do vory much Ilke Spanlsh. Erasers Bverytaing now becomes nixed.

1a uy boad. Kauxeetta Boglisb, German, Russian, Pronor, Georgian

Spanien.

IS I 80 to Guine I Mlll be l0at/18 I hayenge sou that

I think often of you: Hou are you and how aretho girls.

blico, Irene and Cathy. I would like to have a letter from each

one. " It has been almost a year since I have seen them. At the

same time I an writing to my brother.

Hon 18 everyone? My bost regards to them.

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(brother Achille)

Mr. A: Do Panasaket

I bla,

26. Oct 1959 i

Architecte

Por one hour nowI have boon trying to start my, letter, and

dont know how to start. My doparture from GAP was inovitablo,

booguse you low what my situation was there. Had It boon possible

I roula bave urition to you sooner but it as not possiblo.

Many things bave rometned as I left thom and I don't want you to

pey for anything wilch is my responsibility. I hope you will toll

we ho you have pald and how much.

tax A, soon as you anator no

"ill sond you money. I could sendyou the money this time but

I do not know if my lottor 111 reach you and I "ill try to keep

in couen with you agaln. When I fort Anbert i lert instructions

for you but I to don't know is they were carrled out. Yeill

irite to Dassaud and I will know wbat has happoned so far. I have.

have been

been here for a fou days and was vory busy itty sineo I left GAP

I cannot explan what I am doling but I ask your confidenco.

How are the girls.

I would ilke tonave some photo's of them.

I kiss ever: body

Dave

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October 23, 1959

Dear Paul,

An sending David's letter to ba forwarded further by you.

This letter Is deted 19 Oct. '59 so please post on or after

that date.

Will send you other letters he say write la the future.

Thanke a lot for the conventences and mull approciate your

sending se any letters he aball receive.

Stacerely,

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PAID's IST LETTER tE

FRANSLATION:

Doar Jo and doar Llso,

I think it's about tiee I rote you again.

I won

der 1f, perhaps, these long montes of stlence haven't caused

you to doubt my affection for you ail, although before lour.

Ing you, you knew alrgady, that where I was goths. it would

be impossible for me to remain in contact with

How often have I seen the monent when I no longer

had the chance to write you, and

nevertheless, today this Le

poasible, and I no longer know what to toll you l rind

1o a blank,

but above

have done.

all it your turn to tell pe what you

Where you

are. life continues: -You come and to;

you seo

people

and how are the three of you? wbat are

you doing? I'h in such a burry to hear fron you toat I want

tosh

all the letter even before finishing it. There are so

many things you can tell me because I need to hear you, to

read you, and to be with you as before. I'm sure that some

day I'll return and we'll have fun like crazy, but this 1s

for later, perhaps in a few months from now?? I an now the

most handsone man in Brazil. Eridently not for very long

since I arrived only yesterday, but word has gotten around

you know.

They ilne up to see me!

In the meantine I was travelling all ovar. but

above all I travelled quite a bit by air, and it can be

said that since I left you. I spent balf my time flying 1n

the clouds with all kinds of planes, and also sonetines with

out planes. Sao Paulo is the pearl of Brazil.

Jou meet a

lot of Brzällian den end some pretty Brazilian wonen, but

what I'm interested in is to know 1f you are all really in

good health. My (greatest) wish would be to have a very

long letter from each of you, including little Michel.

I give all three of you a very affectionate and

big kiss:

[signed I

I want to point out to you that since the

mail here leaves quite a bit to be desired and since. I

travel very often, It's better to write carefully the ad-

dress I'm giving you.

In any case I'll receive your letter.

200. 233477

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le Il Cetabre 1959

Ires cher Jo et tres chere lise.

o pense qu'1l est Brand tempe que je vous donne

signe de vie de Je ne demande si perfois ces longs mois de

stlence ne vous ont pas fait doucer de ron affection pour

yous tous, bien qu'avant de vous quitter yous senter defe

que la ou je ne trouverals 1l me serait impossible de rester

en contast avec vous.

Combien de fois J'ai vu ventr le roment ou je

n'avais plus eu l'occasion de vous ecrire et pourtant roild

qu'aujourd'hul cela m'est possible et je ne sais plas qual

Yous dire: --Tout se vide dans mon esprit sais c'est sartout

• vous de m'expliquer ce que vous avez fait = Là où vous

êtes, la vie continue.

Vous allei, vous venez, vous voyer

des gens -=- et puis corment allez vous tous les trois?. Que

faltos-vous? - J'al envie d'expedier cette lettre avant sêno

de l'avoir terminée tellement jo suis pressé d'avoir de ros

nouvelles - Il y'a tant de choses que vous pouvez me raconcor

parceque j'at besoin de vous entendre, de vous lire et d'etre

avec: vous comme par le passé.

: de sais bien gu'un jour je

reviendral et nous rigolerons come des bossus nais enfin

ceci est pour plus tari, dans quelques mois peut-etre??

Maintenant je suis le plus beau de Bresil evidement 11 n'y

a päs longtemps puisque je n'y suis arrivé que depuis Mer

mais case saft deja yous savez.

On fait la queúe pour so

voir!

Entre temps j'etais en vojage un peu partout rais

j'al surtout fait beaucoup d'avion et l'on peut dire qje

deruis que je vous al giirto j'a1 passe la noitle de non

temps dans les nuages avec toutes

sortes d'engins volant.

et partois aussi sans avions . Sao Faulo est la perle du

Bresil - On y rencontre un tas de Bresilien et de Jolles

Bresiliennes nais ce qui n'interesse c'est de savoir s1 vous

etes tous vraiment bien portant. Mon plus desir sorait

d'avoir une tres longue lettre de chacun de rous == Mon

petit Michel Inclus.

Ja vous embrasse tous les trois très affectuousexent

ot tres fort.

(signed)

P.S, Je tiens a vous signalor: que la poste 101

Laissant quelque peu à destrer et erant r01-zene très souvent

en deplacerent 11 vaut nleur eertre avec sot? l'adresse que

jo vous donne:

Entous l9s cas j'aurala toire lettro.

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## Page 51

laspille

3H: 16010. 92991)

out la fait douter de man faction fourr

com ban, bien gie amant de ven fulter vous seriez defo

ope li ai je ie tramerais il me seront infonible de

restir en contact avec oms.

Combien de fois j'ai ine verr le nament ii fo caura

fas en l arcanica de vam cunre et fouetant voilà, qu'aufour-

¿'li cela aient possible et feue sais fle quoi vom dire -

Tout se mide daris nom expert mai, c'est surtant à varia

de n expliquer ce que vous aug fait a Là ai vous étes, la

de vous lire et d'ete avec vous vou

per la fare. Je sais bien fin faro preciendrai at mais

rigolerons conne des bossus mnis aft cici est four plus lend

dam qulgues mais fut. etre !?

281-133777

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..

Monslour atledano Josoph. DASSAUD

It, rue Salat-Josoph

Ambort Puy do Domo)

PRADE 8.

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## Page 53

Samas 500

ricatre a tas de Breilian et de jolies Bresilicanes a

ce qui maturene c'est de savoir.

in vous etes hai maiment

vieu portant Mon plan desir serat à avoir une tres long

"letire de chaca de nous on jeht Dichel inche

t this fort.

Dark...

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## Page 54

?÷

A MACA

Pu de Dome

Dear Joe + Coise.

I think its time to give you

some indication. I'm alive, You

mustnt be surprised at my silicl

because as I till you lefore, it will

not be possible to ants to you.

Treaty But today it' possible

Frigthy a mist of I am.

somewhat confused, dod se just

go alicad and till me whats pen there.

How are you? what lane you

lean ding tea or messe

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## Page 55

I ted me and o mett time yo

and he with you as before. I am

waiting anxionly t have news f yor

I know me day that I will come

back, and we will have a good

Trice again together. That, baner,

will he certainly not befour severa

months. Now Dam in Brazil

Do late i rele one implane.

Today'l am hac in Sas Padlo.

Its a very

Cautpl city. My sone

gustet wish is to have a long

letter from each you.

sivvicl

P.S. In you that mail have is f

lites boo, and ait am of he

inces in transit, please wits m

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## Page 56

53/002/59/1200

23 Dotober 1959

MISSO LUN PORE DireCtOr Of SecurIty

ATTENTION

i williend. Cottor

SUBJ ROT

RIVERIACS

• ACASPIC - /171803

1 Meso fron Director of Socurity, ced. 6 0ct. 59.

eseription is as follonsi

Thite photographs of the Sabject are attachod. 11a phyaical

DOB,

POR:

Hoighes

weightr

Eyes!

Fairs

Enilde

Scaras.

12 July 1918

Tiel'o, Goorela, U539

136.1b8.

Brosm..

Breck (Balding)

S:e22, Miry

old broken nose. Iip of thumb and first

singer of Fight hand slising.

Scar sear

right knee.

MICHAEL RAE

Chios, SR/DOB

CHT/vat

Distributions

Orig & l - Addressee

12 - DOB Security

1 - Chrono

101-439477

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## Page 57

Cates, biD

coe, PRO

FROM dos, sao perto

271-55-15 DelA

DATE

12 October 1959

TCHECK"X" ONEI

MARKED FOR INDEXING

NO INDETING REQUIRED

INDERING CAM DE

BY QUAUNED HO DESA ONLY

tructione, ses belou

DIB-4733%, 6 OUCODEX 1959

:'BAOR LO ju,

2 Octöber 1999

C: DO 5223, 2 Septerbes 1959

it 10 rogasatod

referol to in

Mio sa the

Morass

Beis

to

ash of 1l October 1999

the cocamosa

8 Octobaue 1959

DiEtT

1 - CHizE, SR

9Y 1959

+01-233477

EBPA09147

PAGE NO.

FORM

1057.33

180)

ES

fORMs

• 28.

31.284

AND: 51-70

WHICH ARE ORSOLETE.

CLASSIFICATION

28-01 DE

CONTAUED

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9. Ectober: 1959

¡HOLIDE! FOR THE RECORD

SUBT: slien registration of dASFIC

S/D03 Case Cfficer, Fred Kirkpatrick drove ASiSPIC to

119 D Street NoS, Cor a 1000 accointment 1th ass BAD In

room 517 af imigration and Naturalacation for purpose of alden

reristy. Full fingerprints and true biogrechical inicimation were

taken at this time. Certificate of Registry will be forwarded to agent

by Immigration recle in the name David DURVARD.

And Nikpatrick

" MES NAKPATRICK

#: 1. 2354-77

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## Page 59

STONET

§ Cetober 1959

MENCRANU! FOR THE RECOPD

SUBJECT: Lockricking Instruction for ASPIC

Case Officer, Fred Kirkpatrick picked up Geerge F. Nuns, TSS/ASD

and drove hin to safehouse for purpose of Instruction of basic

Fundamentals of lockbicking to PiSFIC. Instruction was fron 1100 hours

to 1230 hours. After lunch, Mins was driven back to town, lung

was introduced to a ent as

"George"

F. Kirkpatrick

Virag-Keily fog file

1- Suki's 201

SECRET

+61 233477

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## Page 60

SEUNE 1

ST/109/59/ 175A

1 October 2959

ASTSITION

RSTROICE

ontral Cover 11vls1on

on-offietal Cover Branch (Jack Lynch)

8 Cover Allas

sab Aste 10u a parter 1959;

subject al referenced desarendue lo to use the alias of

DavId DURVARD.

GEORGE A. FITI

Acting Chief, SR/DOB

SECTFT

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## Page 61

30 September 1959

SPORANTUN PORs Central Cover Liviolon

ATTEHTTOB.

Non-offlolal Cover. Branch

(Jack lynch)

SUaJsOT

• ASASPIC

(loquest for Cover)

1. ARASPIC 1a a contract agent with an operatlonal a proval..

La overseas saigrent has bein postponed; It 18 destrod to hold ni

In thio country for about nine months.

Iss has agreed to utilize hie

services during tha period he la in the U.S. and has requested a covere

security approval which la now being processed.

Subfoot vill be paid by SR/iOB and handled by a DOB case officer.

Se vill be worklas in arfehouse mumber 269 rocently vacated by TES.

It 1s requested that a nor-olficial covar be provided Subject to

explain his employmant in safehouse 260 and tirst he be provided with a

backstopped cover story to perit hia to rent an apartnent in the downtore

•area and to Ilme li a namal manner. Subject's proposed allas 1s l'orwerdod

under saparata cores.

Lo Listed belor le bacloground infomation on Subject. for aúditional

infomation controt 0, i. Toud al this offloo on axtension 4705.

General Infaration

Subjoct 1s a contract agent being corvartod to contreat

employes for a 9 - 12 month persod.

bo.. Subfect has an DA. A CSA has been requestod.

He has had a satisfactory peychologloal assessment and a

carriage tout.

do #o previous non-artlotal covos.

Biographical Information

A. 103.12 July 1918, TIFLIS, US:R. Subject 18 male, divorced,

currently a Pronch citizen.

+0:1233477

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## Page 62

- 2=

and can pass as a profesadonal nan

subjeat has Boss college education, sabas a good appearance

9o Ills tabe boso pay vili so 2400. a manth.

in consay. Most of his la her been spent in trance unth ver lins jobs

dorare for me gala fancy can cod do cata, has relica lo

curtly Considerat ang

• Sabjoot knows to varke for "U.S, Intelligence. No maro.

aLs santha ago.

subject to in tails country "bluck", having arrived about

Por to that he was in Francs for several years. He

18 ourrently boing hold in an or sarehouse.

PERRY E. CROOKHAR

doting Chief, su/icB

OHT/vat

Distribution:

orig de 1 - Addresses

2 - SR/DOB Security

1 - SR/DOB Chrono

S50801

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## Page 63

SECRET

Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO :

:Cief, Soviet Pussia Divisioa

DATE: & October 1959

fRoM: #rector of Security

SUBJECT:

ALASPIC - 174803

REPE ZOR: Memorandun from D/C, Sa Dirision dated 29 September 1959

1. Action has been initiated with the Immigration and

raturalization Service to persit the subject to remain in the

Unitel States in a parole status for an additional six nonths!

period, ihis is the noral lenoth of tine for which such

paroles are granted. If necessary, at the expiration or 31x

months, assuning the consuct of the subject so warrants, steps

will then be taken to futher extend his parole.

2.

It 1s requested that this Office be provided vith a

complete physical description of the subject, along with front

view anil profile photograms.

in addition, in order to satisfy

the requirements of the INS, it is felt that he should be

presented to an appropriste official of the lii!S for registra-

tion, wich lil irclude the taking of his fingerprints (for

subnission to the FBI).

this registration procedure anl other

security aspects of his hardling during his stay in the United

States should be aiscussed with a representative of this staff

in the imnediate future.

3. The request for a security approval for his utilization

by ISS is currently being processed in the Security Suport

Division of this Office.

FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:

Willian

Willian i. Citter

Chief, Allen iffairs Staff

SECRET

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14-00000

577/SE/LS

ORIG:

UNiT

EXT

DATE

Perry Crocita

SR/DOB

8331

5 October 1959

SAO PAULO

¡POM: DIREETOR

CONE SA 6

•CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

S-2-0-3-3-T

C1, CT/OPs, FI, WH4, S/C 2 (RIOO 3 (POUCHED))

COUTIN!

-208

Das:

CUT 00 215:55

DO ClEARI

ROUTINE

priority

'AMEDIATE:

TO.

SAOP

REDWOOD ACROSS

REP A. SACP 1036 (IN 32746)

B. DIN 45223 (OÚT 98152)

OUT 22109

1034

47:334

1. "ILL USE ADDLOSS PARA 1 REE A.

ZO POUCH TOO SLOT. WILL, SEEI DE PANASKHCIS MAIL TO RANGIPER FOR REMATLINA.

3. REQUEST INCOTING MAIL AS OUTINO PARA 3 REP B.

ExID OF HeSSACK

i01/LL

REF A

Requested acconrodation address for use by Agent David De Panaskhet.

REi B. Sugiested accommodation addresa fos above Agent.

Damies conference fle

52/10_ h1. Keck

SR/COP/FI EK

112 22qri=

Feet 1959

COOBPINOIING ORPIC

MICHASE KHE

S-?-C-G-5-T

FEPRODUGTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIEITED

211-19349700

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## Page 65

DATE

26/ с/сп/с п/c/t

0g GeT 1959

CURAGTO.

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

ACTION!

INFO : CI

71, nh: 02

INFO

1.:1.2

R: WOOD MENCRE

1129

RIOD (POUCH)

ROUTINE

IN 32746

SAOP 1036

DUE NEPA 2000 RE THIS EON.

RE PARA 2. REF BÄSE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND MY OUT LETTERS

OF DAVID DE PADASKHET NOT POUCHED BASE FOR INSERTION LOCAL

POSTAL SYSTEM, UNLESS SERVICE DEEMED SLOW, SUGGEST USE APO

ADDRESS RANCIFER RATHER THAN OPEN MAIL TO FWO OUT LETTERS TO

SADP IF USE POUCH UNDESIRABLE.

3. CAN REMAIL INCOMING LETTERS AS SUGGESTED PARA 3 PEF 1F

THIS METHOD DEEMED MORE DESIRABLE THAN POUCH.

ADVISE IF HAS INTEND USE ABOVE BOX OTHERWISE, WILL TRY

OBTAIN ANOTHER.

END OF MESSAGE

SUCHENT: *REQUESTED ACCOMPIODATION ADDRESS FOR USE BY AGENT DAVID DE DANASXIET.

$ 009 1959

SECRET

ENOCION SY ONE MAN ME SUNS ONCE SOMeR - 23947?

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## Page 66

TO.

SENDER WILL' CHECK CLASS! ATION TOP AND BOTTOM

IN LANDLA SE

TE MONTIL WARS KIT

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP

NAME AND ADDRESS

31/Da/3

Шик

DATE

• ACTION:

-APPROVAL

COMMENT

CONCURRENCE

Remarka:

DIRECT REPLY

DISPATCH"

•FILE

INFORMATION

PREPARE REPLY

RECOMMENDATION

RETURN

SiGNATURE

Run File

29 SEP 1959

2999"

FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER

FROM:

NAME. ADORESS AND PHONE NO.

DesK

UNCLASSIFIED

CONFIDESTIAL

гоки но.. 237.

kaplans Furin 50-1

I APR 3S

which may be und

DATE

Ci

SECKET

+(40)

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## Page 67

39 seplesber 1959

IASORANDUA TORI Diractor of security

TENTICK:

Allen Affairs Steff

SUBJECTS

ARASPIC

174803

REYKALICH:

Offico of Secretty Mono, datod

18 Septesher 1959

Turtber consideration has boon alvea to tha

bolding of subject agaat

1n she U.S. orlor to the

satlvation of hla operation in tre sunner of 1960.

Maintainiaz his la a "hold" status abroad, probably

In Germany.

me alag considered.

The nature and

sonsitivits ol the operation with which subjoct

5111 ba conscoted makes preierabia a loiding

status as close to Headquarters as posaltlo.

Baployeest in a Headquarters elecent gould provide

dsy-to-day supervision and nato posalble periodie

operatlonal contacts co.rovlee.qsegtlong of

socurlty, noralo, aid non oporatiansl dovelopoenta.

iberefore,

SE DIVisIOn solialso the

support of the office of security is sasing it

possiblo for us to lola the agoar in tao u. 8.

duriag the saxt year, mailag tha secessary

arrangements alth the ditorroy coseral.

CHARW:8 RATSK

Doputy. Chief, B8 01018100

3:÷

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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO

FROM

SUBJBCT:

REN:

Chief, SH/DIV

Director of Security.

"AFASPIC

174003

DATE:

18 September. 1959

SR/ DOB Meno randu dated 14 September 1959

The subject is an alien who, at the request of sR/DIv

(for the purpose of Redsox training), was parolied lato the U. S.

into the custody of the CIA In April 1959.

2:

According to the referenced memorandum, the subject's

training for this purpose has been suspended until about

1 August 1950, when it will be reinstituted. This delay, it

1s understood; 1s due to the fact that his proposed mission

has been postponed until late 1960.

3.

It 1s observed that SR/DIV proposes that the subject

be permitted to remain 1a the U.

until bla training is reinstituted in date 1960, ga, custody i

interim, his services will be utilized by TSS.

It is also

noted that the subject has, in the past, been convicted of

robberies acroad; has engeged in various nefarious activities

and that his knowledge of the English language 1s Linited.

4.

fithough recognizing that the subject is undoubtedly

a likely caniidate for the Redsox program, and further, that,

psychologically, It might vell be preferable for the individual

to feel that he 1s not in an

"arrest" category, still, this

office 1s reluctant to place in jeopardy the arrangements made

with the attoraey General by CIA; whereby individuals othervise

excludable can be brought into the U. S. for training or for

other operstional purposes.

It 1s felt,

consequently, that further consideration

should be given to the necessity for keeping AENSPIC in the U. S.

during the period he is waiting for his training to be connenced.

H: 133477

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14-00000

In the event after full consideration,

It is still deemed essential

that he resin in this country dusing the interim period, it 18

sussested that the Director of Security he provided with a de-

tailed nenorandum of justification.

FOR THE DIRECIOR OF SECURITY:

Willies

Colle

William J. Cotter

Chief, Allen Affairs Staff

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## Page 70

530 G1S/S:/S:l/

Perry Grookhar

:ENT

A- S5/20E

8331

SAO PAULO

FROM DIFECTER

CONF: SR 6

INO CI, CI/ops, ri, wu 4, s/c 2

CLASSITE

fung

DOC

Cư 2!

2.99

062

SAOP

REDW DOD AEACRE

450

3

45223

1. REQUEST LOCAL ACCOMODATION ADDRES J'OR USE

BY AGENT DAVID DE PANASKHET.

2. ALSO NEED NAME AND ADDRESS IN ORDER. MALL HIS OUT

LE- TEAS 1O SÃO PAJLO FO: 'OUA INSERTIO: INIO LUCAL POSTAL

S; SI E:1.

3. INCOMING LETIERS SHOULD BE REMAILED I SE COND

ENTELOPE TO LOLENIP. HACHE PO OX JOZÜ S.V. SIA:10i

WASHINCIO: 2: DC.

END OF MESSA CE

5.: 10 11.125./.

1.2 2DFs

22 SEP

1959

MUR

C/tE

126K.

SECRET

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ACHALL K

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fear

SH/DUR/59/ 1755

I7 septorber 1959

HEMORANDUH PORe Cales, Ploance D1V1B100

THRODOR

PROM

SUBJECT

REFEREACE

"speatal contracting offloer

Contract Approving Offloor, Micheol Rao

It or inadt 0, MATCUT (p) as Indopendent Contractor

Si/U9/59/ 1660, dalod 24 July 1959 to Finanço linlalon so seva

subject

Project disiTNel, under which subject individual has been

ongegod, has arffinally approved through the parlad 31 March 1960. A roguest

for roneval and amendant of the project has boon subaltied to FI, and 1t is

Incondod subfoot indiadual mill bo utilised under tils project during 1900.

2.: Tis folloing proylalona will apply to subject individial dising

the Intoria period, 1.9.1 20 Septesher 1959 through 30 Juna 1850.

Tors and Profoat Charen.

Subleat individual has boon engared

under oral contract for use under projeot i SKITTEs.

Tro affactivo dato of tha

oral contract 1s 20 April 1959, and has bran extendad through the perlod 31 March

1961, subjoct to lorrination by the Govirment upon thirty (30) days actual notice.

do security doproval.

Tha 1ndtlal security clearance obtained for

Subfoot'a use, ciles No. ü=73532, dated ll March 1959, han bren suspended durink

tha intoria period.

loquasta have ben nado of the OffIce of Security (SST) and

Allen Affalra Staff) for subject's use.

5. Gieleenehip. Subjoot 1s a foreden national.

6.. Carpansation. Subject illi be pald salary in the arount os $400.00

por sonta, parablo in United States currency.

To juarters and Subsistence.

Mario quarters ind subsistence costo vill

ba. borne by tire Subjacto Uccasional incidantal expenses lll be borne by.

Si/D08 Station tunis.

Uperational Exconsea. No Operational limerises are contamplaied

during the parlori covered.

made to

the Subjects.

ochos coultrenta. File followine additional casaltrente have been

22205

411.23÷477

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STORET

So.

Medical Bono?1ts.

Subject will receive such dental and

medical bonafits is way be nocessary to mintain his physical staton for ha

eventzal.usg on his assigacd nission.

Conte to bo borno by SA/DOn Stailoa Fundo.

Do.

Insurance. Inpurance coverage for death or disability

Incurred 11 Lino as duty, not to exoned 5,000. 00. Coate chargeable agalnut Projest

ARSET INEL.

by Subjock. occasional ontortal

Funda.

Basio entertalment oxpenses mill be borne

nt. expensea wiil he borne by SR/DUB Stät1on

10., Contingent Obllgat1o08,

although, no such proilse has been sade the

Sabjoot, rosarilenant lo the United States could possibly beconn necessary so a

Soria of control, should this be deered nocosary fim a security respoint.

11. do cameltments other than those stated above have been rado to the

Subject.

12.

At auch line aa Subjeat racenters tretning for h18 proposed misalon,

about I Júly 1960, all provisions of his Initial encagement vill again apply.

MICHIKE RAF

D1888

0513. l 1 - Addresseo

1 = Contreating Officor

SHORET

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21: September 1959

HEMORADUHI FOR THE RICED

SUBJECI: David's use the name Divid De Fanasket

Where: In France, everwhere

whens 1956 to present

Withe All friends and relatives

Registered with police as D. Toitzichivili.

In Gap, France when

police called him in they referred to him as lir. De Panäskhet but

while they questloned him they referred to hin as lis. Tzitzichivilla

David has no official documents in the nane of De Panaskhet, all of

his documents are in the name of Izitzichivili.

David had a chess club nembership card in the name De Panaskhet.

David wrote a book

"It's Better for me to sit in the chair (electric)"

a crime novel. in article corceming this book with a picture of

Dave appeared in the neuspaper La Provencal - this article had a

picture of

Dave with the name De Panaskhet, in 195?.

101-2334.77

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## Page 74

RET

ChIef, SR/DIV

Director of Security

ABASP IC

174303 -

SR/LOB lesorandum dated 14 Septenber 1959

18 Septaster 1959

(for to piroue or to or a Mi, a dared to a s.

into the custody of the CIA in April 1959.

2. Necording to the referenced senorandun, the subject's

training for this purpose has been suspended until about

1 August 1960, when 1t vill be reinstituted. This delay, It

1s undarstood, is due to the fact that hia proposed mission

bas been postponed until late 1960.

It Is ouserved that SR/LIV proposes that the subject

Interin, his services will be utilized by TSS.

noted that the subject has, in the past, been convicted of

robberiss abroad; has engaged in varlous nefarious activities

and that his knowledge of the English language l8 Halted.

Although recognizing that the subject l0 undoubtedly

a Ikely candidate for the Redbox prograin, and further,

psychologically, 1t might vell be preferable for the individual

to feel that he is not in an "arrest" category, still, this

office 1s reluctant to place in Jeopardy the arrangements made

with the Attorney General by CIA, whereby individuals othervise

other operational purposes.

S.: It 18 felt, consequently, that further consideration

abould be given to the necessity for keeping AEASPIC 1n the U. S.

during the perfod he 1s walting for his training to be commenced.

201-233477

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in the event after full cousideration, it la etill doened essential

that be remato ln this country dirag the laterla period, 1t 1a

suggested that the Director of security be provided with a do-

talled =orandu of Justification.

POR THE DIFECTOR OP SECURITY:

Willtan J. Cotter

"Cutes, Allen Affairs stars

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SR/DCB/59/

230

Is Septenber 1959

SHONANDUH PORs Chief, C3/alten Affalra Staff

AT FITION

•Kr. Penniinston

SUBJECT

3 Orenco of status, case of ALASPiC, CI/cA No. C-73532

no outlined in the attachment, it is desired that subjoot's

present 2l hour custodial status ba suspended mill such time as he

Tenters RISOr training sbout 1 August 1960, and suthorlty.be

¿rantod for hia to reside in an apartant in washington, b.C. under

allas; whora ho will not be under 2i hour supervision.

jubject 1s to

be employed by TSo, and will report dally to an esteblished ISS covert

31to.

2.

Although subject.b1ll.not be under constant direct suporvision

during this perlod, he will be reporting weok days to a 155 representative,

In addition to which he till be contacted on a veckly basis by a member

of this Base. Subject's unescorted novenent will be Inited to

rashington, D.C. proper and he has already been informed of verlous other

restrictions which he rust abide by, 1.0.s no auto, no driver's parmat,

no permanent roär-nste, certain bar and night club llaitations, and so

farth.

3: Subject is available at the conventence of your offico for such

visito to Innigration ad Naturalization OfIices as say be deenod

песездату.

L. for further informstion regarding subject agent, please contact

19. PerTy Crookhan an extension 8331.

HICHASE RAB

Chief; SR/DOB

Attachments

ce Mono for Chies, OS/55D

Distribution:

(rigil-

iddressee

11 - Subj's 201

1 - Chrono

14:0233477

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3/20B/59/3224

Il Septerber 1959

MINO ARDUM POTS CbIoS, CS/530

ATTENTICH

oro sichard iana

SUN ECT

Roquest for LI utlitzation of agent, AlASTIC

Sackeroids brought to thn insted states fla trAININ nat

on 20 April: 1959 for trainina, aftor witch he was to have been dispatched

on a black rdasion Into the Usur as a meaber of a ascuct tean during Late

1959. CI/ua [ivisica approved (10s C-73532) on 11 March 1959.

The

proposnd niesion was recently postponed untill late 1960, and 1t 1a

presently conterplated that subjcct will roienter traline for the mission

about 1 August 1960.

2.

Inamüch as considerabla tine, effort and expenso have been

devoted to the recruitiont asa trainino of the ajent, no appears: dall

qualifiod for the missios, 1t ta dosired to retals his durini the intorin

in a productive capacity.

Duo to his rathor unique backeround and

capabilitius, 1t 1s tolloved he could be enploya in a useful capacity

by TSS.

3.

In vim of the foregoing, it 1s presentis plaried to relesso

subject from tho present 2u hour custody, perait hia lo resido in an

apartent in lashingion, D.c. under allas, and nork os a dally basio

for ISS offichs in an established (ISS) covort site. ine work tontativoly

planned for his involves entaloging spocific intoration taken fran East

Geria documents, and developing and/or laproving toals and ecthods for

picktng locks.

Althouph is night present otter malated resutrements,

subjoct's esployment sould not Involve work which vould proclude tis

mentual use as a REDSOX agent.

Li. By acparato memoranda, CI/d Division has been requested to

suspend subject'y Cd until he resunes traintie, and @S/nllen Affairs Staff

has bean requested to coordinate with Inirration and Maturalization

office concarting subject's proposad status and docuzentation.

5o Jour approval al paragraph 3 above la requested.

6. For further Intorastion on thie subjoct, pleaso contect

Mr. Inty irtokhar on estension 8331.

Distr:

0.1-ad, 1ou2z.5g

¿suba's file

I-CHronc

HICHAEL FAS

Chief, 1/205

+6:.235477

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34/008/59/212

Il September 1959

HERO ANCUM FORE OnieS, GI/CA LIVloLOR

TTENTION

Iro lay ecornoo

SUBJECT

Request fer suspension of CI/CA No. C-73532 (ALASPIC)

As reported telop onically to your affice, It 1a presently

planned to utilice subject asat In the washington, D.. area, under

covert site. The work tentstively planned for hin involves cataloging

spectile infornation taken fron Last Geran docunts; and developing

andor laproving toole and methods for picide locks.

Al though Iss

say presert other rolated nitrements, subjoct's employment will not

Involve work which would preclida bis eventual use as a RidsO agent.

By separate renorada, authority for utilizing subject in this

ZI employment has been requestod of (S/350, ard 0S/Alien Afrairs Staff

has been roquested to coordinate with Imigrätion and Naturalization

Offico concerning subjest's proposed status and documentation.

:3.

It to therefore requested that subject's Operational Approval

be suarended, to ba reactivated upon request about I august 1960, at

which tima subject vill ra enter training for the originally plamed

REASOX n3810n.

Liö Por further Inforsation regardlid this subject, please contact

Ar. PerTy Crookinda on extension 5331.

MICHASE, RAE

Chief, SR/DOB

FS/vat

Distribution:

Grig

-iddresser

Suhd. 201 file'

1 - Chrono

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UNCLASSIFIED

. INTERNAL

I ONLY

3 CONFIDENTIAL-

ROUTING: AND RECORO SHEET

SUBJECT: lOpional).

xantnation of Agent in Selehouse September 3, 1959

FROM

на

AC/oD/us 2114 I Butlains (3348)

DATE

9 Septenber 1959

TO: ¡Officei: denigno

büilding)

tand

DATE

savo

SEGRET

C/S&/DOB

Attention: Mr Willian Boner

officia's

INITIALS

tink

12.

15:

ORM

SECRET

• CONFIDENTIAL

INTERNAL

USE ONLY.

1 Men

• UNCLASSIFIED

WT PINTEC OFFER:

IM 0•499

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SECRET

9 September, 1959

estor: Mr. Willlen Boner

SUBTICT

• Baritnation of Agent la Safebouse September 3, 2959

1. Motory: Subject states he has alvays been in good health.

He la an ex-french foretga leglonaire, survivor of Gerian concentration

came and bas held mery Jobs water various conditions. Be feels 1a

excellent bealth and is free fron complaints.

Physical Badnation: Beight 5'6", velght 136 pounds, age 41.

General: Small, Wlry, balding Frenchman with prominant features bo

appeare In excellent bealth, He is intelligent, cooperative and quite

sociable.

98:60.

Blood pressure 110/70, pulse 6o, respiration 14, temerature

Head and PENT:

Evidence of ald broken Lose vith deviated

septs. Heck and nodes: regative. Chest: Lunga and beat negative.

• Abdomen: negative. Centalia, rectum and prostate: negative.

arthopedic and neuralogical: negative. Scar near sight me.

impression: Bealthy male vith life expectancy (rader ardinary

conditions) to age 68 or T0. Ho reccuriendations.

declaren, bad?

LEB X. BUCHARAN, Н.Д.

Acting @blef, Operations DIVIadoss,

Medical Start

11:0.23÷4?7

SECRET

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"=:

Mr. Ernest. to Mayerink:

You"re hereby netiried that pous serrices under an acreenent

with the coverment, effective 20 agral 1959, are terminated effective.

the date or tris memoranden for the corventence of sald Soverment.

Ecrecitre this date upen the afraid of your signature, you

relinquish all further claims agates: the Covernient for services

furnished duriät the effective perlod of such agreement.

Your signature in the space arcrided below is acknowlederent

of the cortents thercof:

By Contracting Cilicer

ACKCLEOD

WITNESSED

11÷477

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AUSTRIA

POLANO (LUDZ, POZEN, (ARSINI

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AGE: 40

WOUNDS ON INDEX ENGE THUMA LEFT MANAGNOSI

GRENADE

TIP OF FORE FINGER I THUMB OF MIGHT HAND MISSING.

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NONE

Salaa mine med document ney berea

rus atones peashe ward doctors

A

1.939

FRCCTRICAL

cott

ECOLE BREEDET

PARIS

1923

PARIS, FRANCE

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## Page 86

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WELDER

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## Page 87

SEGRES

PART THO (Operetional Data)

Brosrapalcas

1. Agent a cryptony A C ASPiC

Ruselan opelling

fantlife otchestvo

LaYe

3. Operational names for nother and fathers

Russten spellinge

Zava

otchestvo

otcheatve

(nother)

(father)

Entitration

Lo Approdnate date of agent's departure from training aroa

2: Agont'e operational nasa:

Native Language epe lies for other thee

Russtan)

sentl1.yn

otchestr

Native language spellings lit other than

Russian)

mother).

Liza

otchestve

"Cathor EL

59924

otchosty,

5. Approximato.

19.52

78aг

60

If infiltration la by atr or water how long will the agent stay In liding before traveling to tho

targot area?:

18666'

300

SECRET

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## Page 88

SÈCRET

-2•

Biaaton

?. Deseribe the itinerary of the egent fron tlue of infiltration to tino ol oxtiltration. (Ihia Information

Is needed in order to avcid untns placos be vul vialt in the documents.)

8 W1ll the agent seok enployment whtlo on the édeston?

Nº

9. Hsll the agent contact any relatives os frieuda whtle on bis áaaÍoa?_

Is 80, Indicato theis places of reatdence.

Duriltration

10. Approximato date of extiltration

Sen/

molih

54

j93г

12: Indicato nothod af axiutration k'alkastesnülkgal

22c IS nechód 1a Iliogal dordes eroasingi Indicato axact location ca bordar.

gecenaary border cachet os bordor paas.)

NO

"Thia Iuformtion is rooded for

SECRET

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## Page 89

SECRET

Bererke

i3. Ibaicato any proposale or suggestions on the part of Sh for document logendi 10, place as PASPORT

Le Has tha agent bean asked hia ideas as to cover?. If so list then briefly.

15. 16 tale to bo a singloton operation?

N'º

one or sore others, wiil they be travallag together durlag the operatlon?

_ If thia agent 1o to be inîlltrated with

YES

16. Attach any photographa (oven though taken sevarel years ago) which the agent night have of binsalf.

(Inis 10 of the utroat Importance in cases where the agest was born before 1930,

SECRET

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## Page 90

Mr. Erneat 0, Maverinks

You are toroby notsfied that your servlees under an agreement

eith the Coverent, effoctive 20 April 1959, are tardnated effocuvo

the dato al eMe amoranda for do conventence of pale Coverent.

Estootive thin date upon the affline of your atonature, you

rolinguish oll farther clates besinet the Goverasent for corvices

furthed duries the offective perdod of ouch serenent,

Tous glenoture lo the opaco provided belon lo acknonedent.

at the contence thereat.

By Contracting Offscer

ACKNOHLEDOED

WITNESSED

101: 239477

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## Page 91

20 August 1959

Tor Contracting 0er1oe

Enrective this dete, and la coneurrence with the Government

ropresentative, 1, Bret O, Meyertak, roquent that I be peld thre

deto all pontes acerued to no and held la secron for to by the

Coverent under an agreeant with said Corerment Sor the parlod

20 AppLl 1959 to 20 hugust 1959.

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N°SD 33065 A

(EVEN WHEN BLANK)

DATE 6 August 1954

I DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT MY TRUE AND LEGAL SIGNATURE IS:

RIGHT THUMD PRiNT

WiTNESS:

SECRET

SECRET

. (EVEN WHEN RLANX)

N°SO 33065 B

DATE 6 August 1959

I DO HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT IN MY RELATIONS WITH THE

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. I WILL USE THE FOLLOWING SIG-

NATURE WHERE REQUIRED:

Ermat bi Taperial

RIGHT THUMB PRINT

ErNEST G PAYCRiNK

WITNESS:

SECRET 281-133477

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## Page 93

$80:20

Biograprical Data

David TRITZIC STILI was born 20 Decenber 1919, in Toilist,

Snorela. He is 5º 73 and of slipht build. Subject has been

assessed as of sie for Intelligence. He identifies himseif with

city life and although of Ceorgian birth and ancestry, has lived

nost os Mig life in france. Subject served in the French bray as e

private (1939-191). Upon demobiltzation, he worked in Germy as

an electrician (1943-19L5). lie was liberated by the U.S. fry in

1915. Subject speaks French (native), ceorgian, Geman and sore

English.

201-233477

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## Page 94

ai say 1959

Chlas, Finance Division

PLA

Spectal Contrecting Offloe

Contrect Approving COcer, Pieheel Hoo

SUSCT Decoreant as Broat 0, MATCADI (i) as idependent Contractor.

effactive date of tho oral contreet 18 20 dortl 1959, md stall cantinu

thereafter for a perlod of one year subject to tornation by tho

Coverment upon thirty (30) days actual notice.

the appropriato security arcroval for

Type DEspotional liaroval, No. 6=73532,

dated 11 March 1959.

3 C1Wzensh12 The Subject Is a faroien natlocal.

4o Corpensation. Subject will de paid aular la tro arount of

3500.00 por santa, payable in United States currenes. of this anourt,.

no vill actually receive 50.00 per month durine, tral-tos and tiw duration

of me rasion. All unpild nondos ulll accrue to lis cradit in in escros

escount, the raunt of vita: i1ll be dependent upon the proper performanco

ar bis dutles and bo pajable upon complation al Mission ter unich engugod.

trovisions also made for payment of bonus not to ecceed: 10, 200.00.

Quartero and Subsistence.

The jubjoct kill be lumished quartora

and subsistariça..

Tlesa costa to ba borne ty subis iLaLica funis.

do Operational spenses:

Operational travol and expenses to be pald as offlelally

so vonestle travel coote ullo ba borse by liviio statlon funda.

¡ravel roots to and from the Unitod States, and forega travel vill b

charcod arainat iroject AisiTti

bo Operational openses lo be borne by IToject ADatIl.

Traliang exporses to be carriod by station allotrent.

6: 433477

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## Page 95

7. Olfer Condent

Subjoott

The Collartas ecational contumento have been code to the

Donourenong Insurance coverace for death or disabunt

surred in Line affauty, not to execed =5,000.00. Costs charseabi

gainst Project sostel.

Project Auscul

Entertstran

borne by sn/Da station rende.

ill normal entortaliant expenses will bo

8. Contaient

Iadividual, but say

Coligations. The salloing tas not be prondeed the

have to be not by the loverrents

iasettlesent in the introd stutes, ether as an additional

bonus for the Subjeot or as a fora al control abould this becons necossary

Don a Bocurlty perpoint.

9. No contitsents ottor tian those stated above hero been nada to

lse Subject.

MICHAAL BAS

3C/vat

Distriintion:

Crigü I - idressee

1 - 46/72

1.

- Subject's 20L file

- Carene

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## Page 96

Gave rate

Ernest. G. MAYCAIK

David Par

ALASPICE

Pada 39.

CEr.

Yet:

88/008 = CTOBE ROsa

indr

-Ho.--i--

..0? ..

:::"

Devid TZITZICHILI (Erue nose not to 80 out o8 Sl Divlaion)

201-235417

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2 June 1959

EMORANOUM FOR, Chiof, SR/DOB

TROM

Training Staff, SRDOB

Buny Jack Johnson

SUBJBCT

ABSERTIREL Training 25 - 30 My 191

ap and Comper

i at sedate partity to intre agento

Heavy Btroas was placed on laps. Compass work bed to be

brought Into the subject but in a very light degras.

The agents shored a vary keen Interest In the subjeote and

rait that they hed really inproved thalf workang knowledge in lape

and Compass.

lo: In Hapo, the fállouins subjects vere covered.

do What are naps and why they are needed.

ba Various typos of napo.

0.. Terrain and bou indicatod on naps.

d. Mip artontation, Compass Inapootion, Grapblo

e. Irue floritb, Mag Harth and Grid North.

I. Map doclination

8. Hap direotion

hi. Said Table contairs

1. Cardboard prostles

Jo Hap Symbola

•So Ridea 11n08 sad Valleys

lo

Perrain Hoverent

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salary payment revod

27 April

$50.00 drawn fron DOB/finance b7

Roceipts obtained and

subedited to Bernie Mohre

20 May

$200. 00g representing parttal salary for agents for period 20 April

Lo 19 May drawn fron DOB/Pinance by Perry Crookhan. 350.00 paid

AKASFIC, 250:00 paid ARNUTHpo/3, of which 100.00 vas refunded co

DoB/iranco, and o tA sent The Hague with request the ioo, be

converted to Swedish Kroner and forvarded in AÜTEG's letter to

He parentsa Receipto for 350. and 0150. obtained fron the agents

and Stled la respective 201 Miles.

BEENE

9 JaL

20 August

above anount for ATASPICibeing held 1n, hts 201 Cile. 6150. of

L00 Swedish Kroner and rosted to AlMiG! parents In his lotter.

The recaining -71.00 being held in NUTHEG's 201 file. Receipts to

be obtatned at time of payment.:

9100.00, representing partial salary for agents for period 19 July -

20 August drawn fron DOB/Finance by Fred Kirkpatrick.

above anount for AEASPIC and $50:00 for ANUT E3/3• Receipts

Follaring receipted to be obtained for total salary/

bonag anounts for both agents, in view of project postposenent.

AERUTHEG/31

$12.95 (total refund on allotment to parents)

$1350.00 (total escros accont)

$1000.00 (total bonus)

Plus new set of totaling $600.00 (200. for months of

May, June and July as per written.

AFASPIC:

$2700.00 (total escros account)

$1000.00 (total bonus)

NOTE:

AFASPIC's partial salary receipts are 1n order

ro agreement.

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## Page 99

2.

No. Map study for concoaled sovement.

Do Hap. locatlons bys

Unt ver sal Malitary Old

Latitude and tor cude

5. Compass Subfooter

1. No Compassea varo avallable. U. S. Army Lenastie and Swles

unde ronector direct reading types.

2. Agents solocted the lomatle on tboir chatoo.

Not to much emphasie wis placed on compested, but enough to

onablo tbe agents to use a nap.

Pallaving subjeots of compasses vare toughts

do Astraiths

bo Back aslmiths

Converting from Map to Compass and Compads to Hap

do. Map orientation by Compasa

8. Compass, nito usa.

6.. Instructara Observations of Studenta

Davld la very intalligent and shous an interest in doing a good

job on ble assignment.

Is outious, out ozaies, and desires to talk over

any requirements laven to hin 1n uriting. He diplomtically assuss

loadership and discusses aspects of probians vith bis partner Al. 1a also

as very interested In the subfoöt of Map and Compasa and personally

thanked no sor the luterests showed in thair quastions.

Al la also very Intolligent and ho, I third, respecta Dayide ago and

knolodge and socorts Davids leadership.

towover, 11 ba does not fully

understand Davids conuts, he questions David until he 10 satisfied 1n

his wind that what Darld 10 dolng 18 r13ht.

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## Page 100

Map and Compest

BILLY JACK JONSON

0.0.

SR/DO

1.

SR/DOR/COP

1 = PrOJOUt ABSENT INEL C.0.

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2144

S-sa

sChles, BR Division

ceorge yat

FROM

"Intersogation Rescarch Division

BUNECTE 808114943 /14803-

Date: 18 May 1959

1RO4: 36915

BACKOROUND PORMANTON

-10-

subject of this report toe forty year-old divorced etateless

ale, residant of Prence: Subject yue born in hissla and bes boen re

ding in Prance alice callahood, to hee dever received hid Trench

citizonship.

20:

On 13 Mares 1959 Me. Goorge Pill, Deputy Chlof BR/DOB, requastad

that subject be polygraphically exmined as soon as be (subject) could be

made avatlable la a sofa house in Parts, Franco. Mr. PIll stated that

Subject was being considared for use in a senaitive position and, In vlou

Of BubJect's complicated life history, It was felt necopsary to check out

certain portiona on the polygraph.

Tie prinary Laterest vas to polyerapto

1ealdy deterilne wether the events tu Subject's life listury, tra ap

prodmately 1940 on, had ectually occurred; whether Subject was fabricatin,

In order to deliberate deceive the American because he ta an opposition

agent, or metber le vas exacteratins in coder to make himsalf appear more

sultable.

3. On 23, 24, and 25 March 1959 Subject was Intervioed and poly-

graphically ennined in the French languago, on the premises of a safe

souse 11 PaTIS, France, Subjuct vas very cooperative throughout the 1i-

terrious and readily aubitted to polycraph exaniration.

DETAILS. OF THE REPORT

1. Subject stated that he vas bars on 12 July 1918 in Cor1 near the

tom of Tirite 1a dooresa. Subject has two siblings, o slates,

on 1 May 1915 and a brother, Achille, born on 17 July 1916. Bibject's

father vas a putraleun enginger and was ratber vell-to do, but folloving

the Bolaberik Revolution and the assimilation of the shortolived Republic

Into the Soviet Unlea, Subject and hld family flod and settied in France

Subject's early years vero spent in Paris where ho attended verlous

schools vithout tradiatlig fron any of then. Subject ascribes this to nio

a a to the in vich he bai due more bud to ser day a that

be vas rather fild and undinciplined in those days, and llied to do as ho

pleased.

111-258477

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3. Fron 1935 to 1936 Subfect attended the school of Arts aid Kitfera"

at Chalone our darno for appror sitely ose and ane-half ycare. He was ex

pelled fron this achool becauso of a chilliab prans. subject and several of

his frionds had solo into forbidden arca in the attic where they vere ex.

plorts. Tie bead of the echool hourd a noise anil vent to investigate.

Subject jumped out of a winlov lito the courtyard and was cougat by the

Director. Cue vas the last as a lost Bertes of Infractlona of the school

discipline, and the Director of the school, witing to maxe an example or

Subject, requested thist his (Subject's) parente take Bubject out of the

school.

To me a technical school, leading to a degree in englaeering.

4. Ino next echool that subloct attendod was Leole Breguet, whleh

led to a degree la electrical engineerina, located on Rue Pasteur in Parlo.

subject lestod bere for a period of oixtonths, and vas expeiled because m

ad made & photogriph of a nude wooan and was caugat showing it around the

school."

5. Pron 1937 to 1938, a per od of approxinately 14 months, subjec

attended the Icolo Cinenetogphique: The course here lasted for azy on

yeare, and Subject almost made It all the vay.

subjeet stated that he was

& good student in those courses In bich ho was interested, but be vuld

never subalt to discipline or authority fron individual's for vhon he bad

no respect and no liking. Tils ended Subject's formal education.

6.

When Subject was in his teens he got into difficulty with the

Trench Police on severil occasions. When be was appratnately l5c years

of age, subject and his notber had gone to a hotel in Perle, and during o

routine check of identity papers it was established that Bubject's identity

card.had lapsed, and he was taken to the police preciact in arder to er-

plato the circuratances.

Ised to the pollce that this vould bs attended to imediately.

torary from a book

otore.. He vse apprebended by the clerk sho called the

Subject's mother; and Subject was released in his nother's custody. No

restitution vas secesaary, slnce the book had been taken back. by the clerk.

8. When suiject vas 17 years of age, he and a group al his friende

had gone to Poblison in order to go horseback riding.

They vere lato in

returning the borses and started gulloping in the streets of Robinson 1n

order to get back to the riding stable, I local gendarse stopped then

and charged then vith done infraction baring to do vith diaturbance ar the

peace. Subject stated that thine years later, he returned and paíd a 900.

Pras I1n0.

9. When subject was 19 yearo of are, he spent 12 dajs 1n Ja1l 1n

Paria:

Ints vas due to an infraction af the French registration ordi-

nances for forelgers, during the days prior to the start of Horld Har II.

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The french had Institutod a special seans of control for the non-french

citizens rebiding In Prance, and Subject had beglected to get tho proper

documents. Subject stared that theme vere the only brushed vith the Prench

Police that he had while he was a youth.

10. roguring 10 Arry coreer, Subject stated that 1a 1939 be volun

wered for service la the Preach Porolen Legion. Bo stated that be bad

registered, with his class, for Any service but bed never recelved a

notice to roport, and this me the reason for his valinteerlag in the

Leon, Subjoct went with bio group to runtala, bers he vas designed to

the cavalry:

11: 40 thie tine there vas an attempt made on the part of the trench

to com ethnic compantes, and the Georglans, under the coreand of Captai.

ODICHEL TOYAL (KR-IRD) (now a rotired Major 11ving In LeVestnet near Paria),

formed Into an Infantry coupery confeting of about 120 ben and vors stätlone

near the toun of Montpeller, France. subject attained the rank of Corporal.

milo cumpany day Do action, and in June iSlil Subject one separated fron the

egon, which wag they considered as part of the Prench Arny.

22. Subjoct went through part of his desobilization procedure in lyons,

France, where he wan lesucd 800 france and given a travel order to proceed

hose to Paris. When Subject arrived in Paria, he was required to go to tbe

gendarmarie on Bowlovard Exelame, which wua the denobilization center for

tbe Paris area, where he vas lasued an adultional 200 prance and offlelally

taken off the rolla of the french Army. Subject stated that this was the

time or completo digorganizution in France, due to the recent defeat by

the Germans, and the besinning of the occupation.

13. The Prench Army offictal, with whon Subject spoke regarding the

possibility of obtatring exployment, advised Subject to go to the Franch

military Intelligence, Subject sinted that he obtained the addieso, ubich

ho could not recall et this tine, and attempted to get in touch with the

proper individual.

subject was unsuccessful and was given the "run around."

Falling this, Subject roturned hond and lived at the fanily reeldence at

$28 Rue Cabants (thta aber has now been changed to 136): Subject attempted

to lock for employmont, but he vas unable to find any type a vork.

14. Through some friends, Subject discovered that tho Germans vero

Wring people for employment in Germaay.

Subject vent to the Gernan Arbeite

Ant on the ual d'Ossay and nade application for work in Germany. He

stated that he vas an electrician; and he was told that he would be sent

to Poolitz-Stettin to work in a factory, where he vould be receiving ase

mark per hour (which vas then eguivalent to 20 franco). Subject signed a

contract for a period of one year, and he received a travel order to proceed

to his destination.

15: Subject stated that within a few days be and a number of other

volunteera vere loaded aboerd a special trati and proceeded into Gersazy.

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ise propocition looked cood to Subject ot the bestining, but soon he soun

that there vere acerous buns and thieves vos aleo applied as volunteers.

Subject finally arrived and vas sosigiod to fors as an electricien in a

foctoty wilch us engaged in the ramifacture as synthetic sasoilio. Sus

Jert see loused ta a cap together vith a cros or ather voluntary vorsert

6. Arter approxinately three nonths Subject bucane reatlens and di

atlasted, and lanted to change euploysent, Se auplica, and cot permisela

for a wek end pass to Stattin, which was aparcribately 20 to 25 kiloceter

Drunpubero Subject vas vorklag.

Ta Stettis Susject bet a Gearglan by the

Subject veat to visit Chou-Chou, set

tale organtration.

17- Subjoct advised that be van getting nore dissetisfied working In

the sectory, and a few weeks following his ortonal visit to stettin Sub-

ject asted for, and sot, a poss to so to Berli-, in order to soe an Inaga-

nary uncle. Subject received an authorisatios rich entitled him to stay

avay. for a perlod of ten days, which nade it until 2 June 1942. The docu

sents that Subject had 1n blo possesalon at this tue vero as follows:

a pink paper which identifted Sübject as a Geongien Liviat In a factory

lager, and which so obtained apprarantely ten cars after hla arrival at

the factorys the second docent was a sort car? wilch tus lasued to all

the vorkers in the factory and served as an identity card.

Subject's

Intention vas to return to France, and lie crtended the date on thu travel

paper to 12 June 1942, vich gave his surflélent tuno to accoralian bia

journey..

18.

with tole travel decument subject had no difficulty and arrived

1n Berla. In B.rlln Eubject toos the trala to racies, here he nat

in other air dals the Eatended to cross the frontier and retur

to France.

Bubject nade Inquiries as to boy to procoed into France, and

bo vaa told to go and seo the Gestapo to obtain sutsorization to croso

toa: Prontior and vas told to ruturn to Berlin. Instead, Subject decido:

to proceed, on foot, townri the Belilan border, asl this tine subjuct did

not consult the burman autboritiles.

19. Subject proceeded to the Eupen, Malmedy arca and Inguired fron

door to door about sonone no could belp ta across the German frontier.

subject finally found an individual vio promises, for the sin of 40 saris,

to lead dia (Subject) across the Gerar-Bilgian pastler, during the right.

They crosse, the frastler iithout ay difficulty, aid Suiject proceeded an

to Verviers, Belgius, where be toal the train to eitier liege or charlera!.

Suöject nade Inquirles as to viere he could ciarge his Geman nurke lito

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French francs, and toe Belglens, thinking Subject to be an escaped prteoner

Not touc lore or hou to proceed, and Subject took

the tralb to the French-Beltan frontier, arriving la the vicinity of

Valenciennes. Wile still on the train, subject ned to 80 through a con-

trol polat in tba forbidden zone near St. uentin. At tole tine he vas

belped by the conductor of the train and the postal clerk. Subject suc-

cessfully pested through tate difficult point, concealed in a nail deck.

At Valenciennes a check of the passengers was made by & Germin control

officer who sonelov sened to overlook Subject's presesce, and did not

ant Bubject any questions ran the point on Subject had no difficulty

and arrived la Parte and proceeded to hie hode:

subject a father Inquired voy Subject had returned to france

or four deyo at hose subject vent to the Geraes Arbeite Ast, made an ap-

plication for work is an electricten, and requested that he be assigned

work La Berl1a: Subject stated that be vas not asked any questiono, ap

parently no check was made, and he departed for Berlin, by tato.

21. Subject vas employed in a factory la Berlin hich was engaged in

making electrodes:

here subtect was employed as a photographer, but bia

job did not last very long, because subject did not case to vork on time

and was not very interested in his job, since 1t vas a very monotonous,

repetitious sort of work.

An incident occurred in the lactory which bes

cane & pretext for Subject's transfer to arother factory. There was a

robbery in Subject's depertuent, Involving the theft of some platinus

crucibles.

While Subject was never accused of 1t, he was aared questions

by the police officials who cane to the factory to irvestigate the theft.

The factory manaser used this lucideut as a pretext to have Subject trans-

ferred.

22..

Subject was asaigned to work as an electrician in another factory

In Berli,

waich was engaged 1. the manufecture of belts for machine gung

nounted in afrcraft.

subject stated that the production work was very

autiqusted, and numerous women were engaged in inspecting belts for the

proper aize, by using a hand gauge.

Subject built a jig which greatly

speeded up the Inspection work; and the wanagement of the factory decided

that subject was a great German patriot.

23: In Berln, Subject met a Frenchman by tke nane of Pascal; vho was

also employed as a French voluntary vorker.

Pascal told Subject that he

(Pascal) winted to return to Prance.

Subject wad elso tired of his Job,

and they decided to try to get back to Paris. They veut to the office of

the Arbelts Ant in Berlin and got blank leave passes. Subject filled in

the information on a typewriter, then sith a burnt match and india Ink

traced the öutline of tire

"cachet" fran & vallusted leave pass, and re-

turned to the Arbelts Ant office where be stood in lice to tave his pass

validated. When Subject's turn cane, the busy cleris, titn a cursory

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lace at the pess, put in the official veldattag irbelts dot, cachet.

with

iao docunent, Subject proceeded to the Bertig Presidin: (Police Head-

quartere) there, as the basle of this docunest, suosect vas able to obtain

a foreitiests psesport. Subject avised tist be sas succesaril in thie

endeavor only because the various Guman deportacate had very Little Liaison

in throach other, and there appeared to be ho central card index oystena

sercly ladividuals could be cross cheebed. Another reason that Subject

advanced as an esplanation for bis success ves but, accordios to Subject,

Cernar clerke very estrely conselous and respectrn of any arficial y

lookins cachet, and could not conceive teet eryone would have the estrantery

of counterfeltlag as official docureat.

Subject explained that the Infore

nation be had Killed la the paseport ateted that de vas alloved to proceed

to trance in ardes to Mait blo parents. Subject described the forelent o

resport an a recile bocklet vith a crevie color, The seve procedure ma

utilized in arder to obtals a pessport for Parcel.

S Sometin during the perins of 1g43, Sulject and paocel returned to

pee carat betation, date reto leo do to eating a to don

trats and proceeded to the Spanish border, arrivias in the toin of Hendeye.

They crossed into spaln through a nounta trall, and etteipted to exchange

ther French france Lito Spanish pesetas. They sere unsuccessful, vere

Looked upas very suspleloualy, renalned for due day ani decided to rotura

to France, where the veron Granz Pollied, mich Saguct bellever vere nea

Dare of the Hebracht, arranted Subject and Pascal ard lient then inder

guard for a portod of approximately four days: Durlie this time, they vere

uildly Interrogated, and a check was risce to bee thother they vere vantud

by the Geran palice. After four days, they vere relenged and taken under

quard to the lenilaye Railroed Station, and vore tole tr buy tielets to

Parlo, which they ned indleated as their residence.

25.

ra soon as the deran authoritles leit, Subject and Pascal ex-

changed tieir tickets for another destinatioi, and got out at tie toun a

Pau. There they proceeded, on loot, to Holcon on the border of Vichy

France.

They crossed over and set the penance aid told the pencarus

that they (Suject and Pascal) vanted to joln the Parciga Legion.

At the

sendamerie, they vere saven an official travel over to proceed to

Toulouse.

Upon arriving there they vore told to proceed to harseilles.

In Marsallles, Subject and Pascal nade a faux pis.. Tuy shoved their

Gersan passporte, and the attitude of the french charged. Pascal Indicated

to the French authorities that he vould volunteer ss a vorser in Airica,

and susfect statel that he vould reture to parie. Subject went to Ljans

uteru he had a'fred, a far racoved cousin by the hane of Guiga vino vas.

Later killed durtis di air raid.

subject's cousia attirinted to help hin

(Subféct) but waa unable to do so, and Sibject too: the train to the

Cholare Burianse, twider better occupied an moccupied miene.

25. At the border, the juard hibread Subjuct's nece as frits vuI.

subjuet plajed ile role to the hilt, usins bia kioulodge of tie Gerran

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port and vas told that it vas not sufficient, that be reeded a travol arter:

subject docided to bluff and anted to he taven to toe bong arters of the

border guarde, where be managed to coarlace the articlal dat be (subjoct):

",:1:

really cats back to Berlin la order to rese his tax. siblect tol

bls official tent hu (Subject) bad bees to visit tis brocher. in. Narctiles,

and

that the French vero not cooperative and bad refuses to iseue hia e

lil

to roturn to berlin. The officel or the border ease which asy bave

Bibly, according to Subject, tave bees the Gestaro, uncto Subject out o

•Indicating that subject was returning to bis vort to Brla.

or ber brotber, and he had the intontion of uning it an a passport. How

over;

all this coco to sothing because sullect was not properly equlipes

at this tine.

23. It was at this time, in late 1963, that Subject say bos casy 1t

vas to go back and forth between Germery and occupied fresce. Since be

had a passport subject vas not storped betteen the to countries, and li

orior to lusure free travel le mie nineif a persiast tievel order.

mid be obtained through Ceorgian friends, who were vorites in verlous

Gemar siniatrios. Subject'e Ioulodeo al protograsty ina very holpful.

29. subject's silends, noticing that he seened to go back and farth

at vili, began to charge bin vita mall comfasions. He vould taka cartoe

and various other foodstufta, wilch vere scarce in Germany but easily ob

talied fron spain, through devious channels. Subject void eithur deliver

or sell the products to certaln Individiale li Gerary, sid mould keep a

certaln percentage of tbe soney for binaell: Suoject quickly socone avare

that he could nake nare noncy if he could obtain te itons uself.

Bilbe

joct made contacts with varlous todividuale who vere ereal la making

trips back and farth fron paris to the Spelas border. Rey vould bring

Lack coffee, tea, American dollars, and rarious other scano 1teno, Soro

German soldiers vero wultting menbers of subjectis blaciarit operatiore.

30. In order to do thia vark successfully, subject he to became ac-

departuente. Subject set up a labiratory, complete viti plotiranhle en-

jarging apparatus. He photograped end enlarged visas is coder to be able

to reproduce the exact outlines and letterias in the vies. Ten lo would

reduco then to the proper size and transfer tie a to the moper accurents.

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Subject not la couch with an enraver in Paris, who encrand the proper

place fros vich Sasjict could niroduce, it will, tie proper otap for

the propor doeinent. To raper itouls vas ot a critical lur, since thi

various toren tristrius unilly used cay avallable paper. Occastonly

there vas a icterars, and lu that cace, Subjuet reprocuced the vateriorka

by sures pastoraphins the docusent, washine the vaterart; which usually

consisted of vaw laud, fron tlin recative,

then subject would nure arothies

negative and wush ort everything but to vatark. Susject west oo far

sa to actually engage la subatitutlag photo tapio on passserto.

31. Subject stated that hu vould buy passporte, whicu vere passports

of coreleers voring to Geray, and aubstitute pages veers Decease

and the photograns vere handled to the fallouin; nanner. "Subjact state

hat the photostap in thige resenorts vere attached by peins of pota?

clasps to ths passport paro and, tberefure, could not be very voll recover.

Babject vould, platead, renove the gelatia fron the mioto ran very corte.

rully by ustre a very nild diluted acid, suck as scette actu; first putting

a little wax on to tre claps so that they would not be eroded by toe deid

and placlag blotter paper under to photoraph. Dils acid sulution vould

desolve the solatte eculsion, anil Sujoct vould renov it fran the photo-

Frapule paper. Next, hu vould tale the photograph of the sov ouner of tha

passport aul, by islas steen or vam inter, he vould soften the caulaion

and then carcrully lifting it off the paper, wing treczere and Little

sticho of vood, subj.et vould tra:apose the exulsion into the pliotographic

paper of the pasapart...

Subject stated tuat tue vas an extrutely dclicate

operation; and required long and careful pructico an bis part.

32.

buriag the above procedire the plotocrapo vus allently distarteu,

and occasionally tie caulsion vould abborb too nuch vater ase volla over-

flow the sounds of the original plotogropü. In that case, sisject vould

trin the edges to fit properly. Subject stated tbat one corner of too

photogank would usually be aturped by thu ralldating offics, and if thi

catchet vas a Ins, the 1ni: Hould reiln o: the paper unon Soject lifted ofy

tie old caulsian.

ails insuoula Bios through the nou eulalan, and o.

cursory exalration it vould be inpoasible to distlaguisi hotiver too 10k

vas over the clalan. or inider tue erulslon: It the catchet ware of the

Lepression tupe, thure vould bu no probiou viatsover alice lt vould aror

circles the nou erulalas very readily.

33 .

Subject statul that ho obtained for tla80lS a Rusallan diptonatie

passuort which is boudit, througi: a girl friend, trin a Ruranian ut the

Rumanian Embassy 11 3ürlin. Soject bought tils passport for 1000 mario,

and bc used it only shile be vas travuling in Berlin. la cifect, subject

assisil ai entirely nev iduntity unenever le steppid lato da car sirce

the registration and drivir'o licunso vero all nade out to carora vith the

rand on the passport..

Since 3 bjuct's car vas rugiaterol li tie mee of

a: enjloyee of a forcial tabassy, subject vas entitled, so a diplonat,

to a larger cas rutior.

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Subject canttued he blacinarket activitice wul approanatoly

through aa overolent, Subfuet ves arrassed by to

Ceroan rollcoa

peror to his arrect, bloct lind cruely voll and

3 a cood apurtoont

La Burles Soguet's really thougit that lö

se lumstr, bucese Subject v9s 15 pOR8es8.02

buns of

aloo apnisral to mar ao difficulty travella

where:

hunt televen oltalary a pose for to father,

mitor to malt rich c bjoct staved that Nia father, at the timo

1001 days as for extractini oll frun suale, and Biblect, wanting to

Do bag a a Lo, 0 tae to hide o lot mo to fate

word e otrata,so whurchy

S. subject statod that he belped ton Pranch vortery and four palace

This cans noout os a rault of roguests. tha

to of tiece, Benri JOLETY (I-ISD) and CharleO MIALES (IE-DU). Sub

fort otated test he provided cach of these can vith a paasport, a travol

ordas, ration caria, and a call sun or boney.

• Subjict also 1istrricted

asch ans on bou bout to conduet lineull in ordar to avoid balag approbadad

at tos boriat.

36....

Subjaet also furnished an tadiuldual by to pre a HOOdSTEm

vies a travel arder..

aarkating operations.

fround and visa la possesalon a a derana pasegort, but foelias tit tie

crats vure about to arroat ala, ho provilled upar subject to furiah hi

van a faloo travel orar, daici Bubfoct did.

37. subjoct advised that he was succeeaful in this vars besuse each

ceriaz siniatry lasued les om travel arduro, and thero una 2o siano uf

double chocking) first, the difficulty sas too areat to double chocti tia

lemporary duty travel anderes secondly, the dinsane vure artrimaly to-

apoctful as attictal lookinr, documenta; tilrily, bacaues or tse lou

mentality of personal at chuch pointe; finally, because the paisarta

veiro sot counterfoit in all caseo, anl all sisjoet did via to subatituto

a say plotograph for the ortednal in ruturn for the favor tet subject

ertenied to thas poople, some of them reciprocatal by nelplag luis viti

his blaclearist operationa.

33.. Bibjoct bed a plan ubareby he vantal to enlarge uls blocasrat

operatious, ad bad the tritention of octting up a tury rudlo syste

to sprovo blo coraicatiora. Valanti, ta Frenci: prisons or hir

uhas Sulfuct Lulped, mus az' engineer, ail suofect had intenued to use

vilnun In sotting un too post In Parla. lovvor, betore Suaject

cauld accoopliah thiß be (suijret) mis armsted by tie Gorian jalice.

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39 Anoting jerson whog Subjuct et in Berlin we nomed LUCAS, & Preneb-

pon bo vue emploved le a raulo anop in Berlin. LUchs becade as associate

or subject and belped Suject by stealing perious aparu parte, for the:

purpose of setting up use rudlo station LucAs us also Lastrusentl 1n

bringiag about Sujects downtall. WCAs lind net a young lady i Berlin,

vas o Belgius national and auld that one lad a flance 1a Parts bos

ahe

Led not sees for some tine. Shu aalied for holp in soirg to Parto,

and

Subject was to neot ber in the Care Truif la Berlin. Bubject eventually

det her and told her cat le (Subject) vould neia ber poce Pales documento,

to enabie her to cet to Parto. A meetiny vao arranged for the nest day, at

witch tien sie was to bring a posaport and o photograph and transelt to subt

joct. She did not abou up at tag appolnted hour and place Subtest walted

for a short time and then went to the railroad etation, eccompanted by lida

alriariend, Astree scooT (m-IRD), and he pertuer in beccentet active

Itaes,

KATZ. me platiors was eupty, except for the cirl Subject sao to

neet. Bubject addresed her and naked ber why oho had not kept the appolat.

Come ote control on the prote e one, eat, ea

At this bonent the

vere standing, and arrested then,

Subject stated that on this day ho was leaving an a trip to parlo

and had brought along four sultcases contalning radlo parto, pistols, eno

munitios, inks, printing equipant, cancrus, and various parapheralia

necescary for the ranufacture of false documents. Due pollce toai Subject

back to his hotel and searched the apartoent, whers they found sore equip

ment and photngraphed everything. Aftur tut, Sizject uns taxes to the

where he mas separated fron his irlende. me arrest oc-

curred on either 21 or 22 Fobruary 104 at approxinately 1127. Sobject

recalls the tine, becauce the arily day train to parls left it sout that

41, Subject stated that the privious evenin: he had suffered as ac-

cident on his band. He bud found a wall phosphorous bonb and vs un-

craving the jetanator, uhan 1t blew up and cut off suveral of Subject'a

fingers. At tse police station, Bibject uns treated, bedlcally, Subject

vas interrogated for a perlod of approximatoly olpht nortlis. In tix

beginaina, he van Interrogated every day, and no admitted to the fallouis

criness

Subject steted that le did engage in malias falad docusents end

that bo vas endangering the security of the denian Reich, and vas ciarged

by the police with espionage and of conducting istelligence vita the

encry. Suöjuct did not specifically atilt to tiese tuo charges, but tent

up the police latorest li his case by craalve anovers.

Subject vas cademed

to

death;

but before

the sentence could bu carried out Subject vas llberatei

by tho entry of the American Anty; on 12 April 1945.

42.

subject had buen an irate of the Goran prisons in legel, Plotzen

See, Hanover, and Hollenbutten. Subject itated trat Lo belleves the plaia

for his execution vera delayed because of a schimo ticat he deviaed to 11-

tercot the authoritica in hin. Subject stated that he advised the Germano

that he was tie lnventor of a notar vnich could be run on kyurogen.

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subject atated that no tola the Chief Verden In the prioon of bie (subtectin

Lavention, and the Verden told sues to felto eate wearel come

servica which vus to charco of this too of tomation. Subject dolleves:

that 1ê vas brown as S rvice Dientelle OOO, A ropesentulls silved

and Intorvioud Subject asktug bubject to furnish plans for lite potors

Subject statod chat be hed hidden part of to plane, and lie lavestLestion

vent on. Subjoct alvayo managed to put then off slichtly.

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Subject stated thet be inde tuo attumpte to cocape while de the

custody of the German, Police,

Tie first tine, Gabjoet was under police iDe

terrogation In Burlin and during an alt raid the prison in which Subject

socond tine, Subject me at the raidon at Plotzen See and rade soley

ut asia ploco of vire and opened the door of bis cell. Bovover, de van

mauccesert in tilo escape attempt also.

My Subject stated that ta tuo friende, other ail Gulvy PALDASTAR

(Ah-KRO), tho are hou in the United Staton, know about subjectig busce

mrket octivitles and the circunstancos leading to his arrest, and also

knou about ho aubeequent prieon tora. Gulvy evea purticirated la some

of subjecte binckarket deals, and Othar cune to sec Subject while he

vao in too Plotzen See Prison.

45..

The reacon for Subject'e tranafer fron prison to prison vas due

to the rapla sovlat advance, and luckily Sibject found himsoli in an area

which van ororiun by the American Amy, In tho middle of Narli 1945. After

libaration, Subject and the other prisoners vero sent to a chap la toe

vicinity of Kassel, fron walch they vere to be repatriated to Praace.

However, Ilving conditions vere extreely difficult, and Subjuct and several

frienda decided to go out on their oun. They occupled a deserted villa on

the outskirts of lassel. subject brought la electric sirvice by utilizing

Averican Aruy cables and attaching then to the cloctric virce. One day an

Anericon Army truck passed over the wires and tore them.

The driver stopped

and spologized, and sald that he would cone back later and fix the vires.

In the afternoon, the driver of the truck returned vita several cospericia

and they concited the electric virus to the house. Tic uriver then asked

Bubject whether to (driver) could bring his girlfriend to the house; und

subject agreed. This west on for several days, and Ilnally the driver'

girlfriend remained to llve at the douse:

The driver then brought sor

of his companione,

who brought their girlfriends to live at the housc.

subject and his friends vere supplied with Aberican Arry rationo, and this

conventent arranguent continucd for several norths until Subject and h18

Iriends decided to return to Frasice.

46. Subjuet made his vay to the repatriation center in Purle, vich

vas located In the Hotel lutetia on the Boulevard Raapall. At tais the

subject chained to have lust all of his docusents and vent under tie name

of DavId DATO:

He clälned to bu a Frenet eltizen who hail been a prisoner

of var la Gertaily:.

Hovever, Subject was unable to carry this alf, as se

vas rocognized by one of the pcorgians, Who worked in the repatriation

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center.

subjoct was interrotsted by lie french Sceurity Officer, who es

rablishid Soject's true ideatity. Sucject then staucd, to the Sucurit

officer, that be (Sunject) had been deportid to semary as a forced lavorer.

The sacurity Officur believed Subject, aud Subject succived tie 35,000 fran

avard witch vas mandatory for all repatriatiu forced laborers.

Tis vas 1n

carly Ig4o.

subject quickly spect tuls money, and on the advice at tise ex

mining Security Officer, Susject got in touch with tho "Survice de Renselene.

nento France' on doulevard Maunosy in Parla. Subject: tried to contact a :

Colonel PASSY, who had been knors d'tag the far under the Non de Guerre,

Lloutenent Coronel PRANKLIN. Subject did not get to Beo PASSY but was told

to leave his nano vith the secrorery Finally, Soject no contected aol

asked to report on the Georglars li Fraice: Subject refused this saalga-

ment, and tale vas blo anly contact with an Intelligance corvice:

47:

Subject stated that be orignally net Jran ADAM whon they sen

oth children and crain alter the war. Subject was vorking for an architect

who had a decorating flu, and after his friendsnip vith ADAM was reened,

ADAM convinced Subject that it was easy to take noney by comitting robe

bertes::

subjoct at first refused to participatc, but then aived because

of hia friendship-for. ADAM and because of the exciteent. To first rob

bery was comttted 1a carly 1949. Subjiet used a broke, revolver, lato

which he inserted wooden bullets which ke hod whittled, Tuls robbery

vas so succesiful and: so interestins tost the tuo partzüre docided to cun-

mit another robbery of the see tipe:

Inio vis also successful, and they

attempted a third one.

• Tie targuts for all of those robberica vare Jewelry

shops. The third robbery vas unsiccessful; and Subject wanted to so hack

to an boveot life.

Subject vas, at tcis time, iapplly varried, and vaa

afraid that his wifo night find out about his activitles...

Epicver, Adel

threntened that if subject did not work with him on another robbery, ne

(ADAM) vould toll Subject's uife. about tue prior robbertea.

Sibject

ajared to participate in one more escapade, and in June 1950 they com

mitted a successful robbery on tice Ban' "Credit de l' Juest" on the

Boulevard Hausann In Paris.

The procecdo of the robbery wure split by

the two, and very shortly thereafter ADAM wus apprehended by the Freuca

Pulice because of tie wild spending.

Uider Interrogation, MAN sanitted

to the robuerio and Implicated Sisject.

subject was apprebended by tie

French colico, wille be vas on the Frenci-Spuntai border.

Be Has broinght

back to Paris

los trial, und vas sentenced, on 5 January 1953, to seven

years at hard Labor.

He was relenseä on 19 Docenbir 1955 for s00ú De-

havior.: Tile is on rocord with the French Police and was not discussed

at length with subject..

10.. Subject stated that lie has not beard fron his father and aister

since thelr retur to the Soviet Usjon, except for the following: Approxi-

mately two years ago, subject's brother received a letter addrossed to

"Tue sons.of Count

"Dearlos the addresa of subject's brotter in.

Gap, t'rance.

This letter was ostensibly from a vacan whom neither suv-

jeet nor his brother knows, and asid for nous of then. It hail a reply

envelope in 1t, and Subfect does not know bether bis brother ever

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aravered the letter.

a letter fron bia father wilch was about 12 paros long, and which ased sub-

joct to send tia father technical rooks on refrigeration. Subject stated

hat be never replied to this lettur. Subject kad sevs of ala sister

who

sed to write occastorally to her friend, Madero Anette BABST (R-IO), vh

Tired at #52 Boulevard St. Geraain, Paris, Prance.

49. Subject also received here of Ma sister fron a 2nd or 3rd cougin

by

the nege of Mathles KERROSSUIDES: (IR-TRO), who 18 about 52 Jpare of age

and lives at p17 or vel Avenue Geseral DeGaulle; LoVes set (Seine et 01ce),

rance: Subject atated that Mathieu vas a prisoner of var in Siberia and

ad probebly been a senber. of the Bergan Battallon Who had perachuted

Into the USS during the early Jay. of the War. Hathieu returned to Par1ö

approximately one and one-hall feare ago. Els hane hau been in a ourgLa

aper Mathieu was arrested by the French and charged vith colisboratin

Vich tos Germane, Be vas Interved by the French for a short time and

acquitted At the present tibe Kathleu In In Gernery attempting to find

vort. Bla last knovn address la the one stated above.

Subject was not

certath a, the dates that Nathteu returned to Prance. Subjeet saw Mathieu

In Paris, and during & conversation lathieu stated that he had net Subject's

slater In Moscou,

arter his release fron the siberian prisoner of var caup.

it that time Mathieu vas In Moscou in contact with the Frerch' Consulate;

ịch laguod him & paper statlag that he vas & French citizen. Mathleu then

got In touch with Subject's. brother, who sent Mathieu surficient fundo to

retura to france.

50. Bubject stated that hs lins tuo distant cousins in the United States,

Gulvy and Othar ZALdastail..

everything 10 going vell, Subject's nateraal uncle, Djibo (Gabriel)

RANICHOLI (MR-IRD), uho 18à taxi driver and lives at 737 Rue de la

Rochefoucauld, Paris It, Prance, 18 vell acquainted with the majority of

the Georglans who firmerly resided in France but are now spread throughout

the vorld.

Bubject's father was a nember of the deorgian sobility and, an

a'sch, had a large circle of friende.

subject stated that he rould be very interested in obtaining a

permanent job with the Americans, which vould give him a sense of accompliah-

went and vould satisfy his yearning for an exciting and unusual life.

SPECIFIC GUESTIONS

The followlas pertinent quaations vere asked of Subject:

TESTS I & 1I

1. Is your name David.

XeB.

2. Here you bara 1a July 1913: .

Yes.

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3: Other than DATO, kave you ever used another name in arde

o hide your true Identity

od another nut in order to hide your true identity

ubject ansiered, No.

3. Le your true none Dayla L

Ye8.

6. Here you a student at the Scole des Arté and Metlerat

7. vore you a reudent at the Beole Cinato graphiquer

Yes.

8. Here you a student et the Boole Brguet in Parte? Yes.

10. Dia you tell anysno that the Acordence are 1a contact vith

you?

11. Did you tell Anniek the purpose of your vialt to Parts?

subject stated that be rad told her that ho vas

going to undergo sone sort of an examination.

She bas

actually nover aared Subject what the purpose of his

contacts vito the sericans vere, but she is evare

that the inericans sie in contact vita Jubject for

saco opecific purpose, since ano le the so-butucen.

12. Are the ansters that you have elven is truthful and exact?

Yes.

14. Do you histo the Russlans and the sovlater

17. Have you been refused french citizenship? Yes.

subjeet charts manifested no enotional disturbance

indlestive of decoption to any questions durtag tosto

I anà II.

WIS ISI

3. Did you enlist in the reich Fareign Legton?

Yes.

1. Here you evor arrested ar detalned by any illitary pólice?

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Aro the ovente reganting your life hetory truer"

Yes.

Did you servo in the Ceren Any?

4o.

7.

8.

Did you sarve to the S. Da

:::40.

Bot been ties altary or parolitary

Subject stated toat be vas employed for e short

perlod of time an & chauffeur in the NiX and, occas

lorally, for a parlod of approdnately three south

s' sorved as an interpreter In french and dernen to

the Schuts Poltzel.

8e.

Other then whet you told me, have you served In aw

German military or pera culitay service?

10. Here you a Gestapo agent?

so.

.

Did you participatia in blacknarset activities during 1943

and 1944 as you told me?

12. Here you engaged In aoy secret work for the German Pallee?

13•

Are you deliberately hiding fray me any of your activities

1n Germary!

Subject's charto narliested no enotional disturbarce

Indicative of deception to any questiona durlig teste

III and Iy.

LESIS V, VL. & VIL

1.

Ars you deliberately niding the truth regarding the letter

which you and your brother received pran Russia?

2. Did your father roturn to the USSR because he belleved la

Conmunt 8u:

По:

3. Did you Bister return to the UBS because she bellered 1n

Сатастівнї

4.

Did your nother counst suicide because of disappolstent in

you?

lid...

Are you corresponding with your father and your sister in

the USSAi

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9. Dịa lataleu give you neus of your aister in tho UBSt?

8. Do you thins that Mathlou in a soviot agent

По..

• Ma Mathleu give you secret Instructions Aren Sovlo

10. Did Hothou tell you that be sut your slotor la Moscons

Yes.

11. Did the Coordan Consul uno blochell to forco you to vorte

for the soviete

Bubjoct'o charte natiosted no cotional disturbani

Indicatire al deception to my quationa during teste

v, VI, a va.

Y69.

3. Did you vorts as an alectrlcian in Pooliter

Yee.

6.

Did you obtain a travel order to go frai stattin to Berli

as you explalood to ne?

Yes.

Are you dollberately hiding the truth about your trip fron

Stettlo. to Berlin to Perio:

10, Haro you employul as an electrician in the factory In Borla?

Yes.

U1. "ero you forced to becose a Gestapo agent:

to.

12. Did you tell se the truts about trecing a cachet vith a

burnt match?

Xed:

23. Old you toll is the trarth about suttles a jasopost?

YoB.

Bujoct's obarto milfested no enotional disturbanco

indicative of decaption to any questions during testo

"II & IT.

253575 X 8. XI

• 2.

Did you sharse the sorood laborera jas the courterfost

docusentoi

3. Dad you balp TILLCHAT?

Xc9.

30. ILe you bely ALIBALl3?

Yes.

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S80M

so Did you belp saristi.

Yes.

de. Did you help astersist:

yes.

5. Dia you help LUCAS?:

Yes.

50-

Did you receivo string ta rotur for your balp:

8. Did you so vita puecal frua airlin to tac Pranch border?

Y6B.

12. Did the Gestapo urnian you with faloe Identity papers?

12. Did you tall Do the truth about subatituting the photo raghi

on tha passportsi

3. Did you eagerto your life blator la order to appear more

outtable in our eyes:

14. Did you fabricate the storses you told ne? Is.

subject manifosted enutlonal disturbance indicative

al doception to jucation 50. ls explaized this rcaction

by stating that he bad satur recalved &ÿ [tasy pay-

sent, however, it could be considered that he vas repala

to save extent, or that he expucted to be repaid, through

savars 1n his blaccarict retivities.

ASTS XIT & XIII

193. Did you evar usu anotber namu to conceal any activities fa

a Pareles latelligenco service

• Eo.

22. Have you ever cald or given tmomation to i forolen pover?

I0:

227.. Heve you told anych your comection into the Anerican

23. Save you ever boes a newber of the cocturist party. Ho.

2lo sto you synpatiotic loveer the camurlat rogte?

Fa..

25. Have you ever purticipatid in any camunlot activity:

No.

29. Hava you ever been caloyed bi a forele intelligaco pervice:

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29a. Are you an agent or the Salton Indellence Berrier?

290. Aro you an acent of the Prench Litelligence Service?

Do.

29c. Are you an agent of the soviet Intelligence Survice?

Ro.

Subject's charts mantfested no notional disturban

indicative of doception to say questione during teste

XII & XIaI.

TESTS XIV & SY

Did you have a Rumanian pessport?

Yes:

4.: Hero you e treftor to the Prench Buttoni

No.

: '2

6. Dia tha contan police arrest jou ao you expiatred to mot

8:

Did Juan ADAM blackmall you into comitting a robbery et

the jevalry storo?

9. Other than what you told sa, did you camit any other erines?

No:

Subject'a charts manifcated no notional disturbanco

indicative of deception to any questions during tosta

XIV & XY.

CORCI2SIO

A reviou of Bubject's charte stoved so reactions Indicative os de

caption to any of the pertinent questions. Subject adalttu, prior to te

palygraph test, that be had comitted a jevel robbury wilch 18 not kroza to

the Prench Police. He was asnured that ve very not Interested In prosccuting

him, and he seamed to be satisfiod vita that explanation. It to thio ex-

eminer's opinion that subject 18 not a sinber of the RIS or any other foreig:

intelligence service.

0B/IRD/PIÜS: VELO

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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Willias Pacer, SUBUB

47 wags?

RUM Wiles R-Carvey, 0/59/05 K:

StayseT Porsenal ovarialion or Saro dos altort

1o Aror dis fres Do, Do persod as nogricance iso lour and one ball days.

Tuey vaso tosy racoptiro to the course and vore ablo lo sat intolligent

gantlone on the satortal belos proconios. Vies bolds prostiesos, Dola

To 1dea of Populal labor dosssie appeal to ius, do nosit rouser voo ala izais.

Hooa thare sas a lali in venoration; do bould to tso one to ara-e:1%.

o anjoya cocards, and the fooles el coles itoo iron the croad bloo

sausaronglas ced ito,; i got to soullas that sear de se lo just cali and trai

in usals ratbor bato a clapantos, acona tiat voald sort of soro os lose libe

cass of blas.

At tho dinday tatia, bo vorld eat only tasso fooda to ro20alted asa

wido tint to cajopod. to urald dat abest ise olcaro, das roeld soldea loy

140s....".

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¡aaiion luoda te d en comare doreaenea

Me Dia Lopiaros a sois sácorads die ina uianer torine cre ar-

puancos to chex. 1 voada dãy thas eio aço bericoi vsa gooa jueçavoou ia

iÃ:= igjoutics, LOs sakaleg 8 Mer dI Oga lui Ma 18 jOX LAiS, BE de esi

rocia io sato up iioro tha osarr lasi,

meinta cidro e agead sareson

addoau Sciss

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TO:

1.102

NON-ACCOUNTABLE MATERIAL MANIFEST

FROM:

DATE

I1 May 1959

Chief, Sa

Crier of Less, Frankfurt

TArm Dexter S. 9094

MATERIALISS LISTEO DELON ARE TO STATION USE AS INDICATEO BY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING

NUMBERED DESIGNATORS IN COLLAR 3:

BACKGROUNO INFORMATION

DISCUSSIONS MITH LIAISON SERVICÊS

PASSAGE TO LIAISON

OTHER (SPOCAly)

RADSON/REAGRE

OTHER (SPOCAIN)

OTHER speC

THE FORMARCING OF THE ATTACHED MATERIAL CONFORMS TO CURRENT POUCH REGULATIONS

An Boy Thigeng

•USE;

DESCRIP!

+(1D.

2000

Cirarettes

(Note: For AEASPIC-3) .

1236408.

SECRET

+81-133498113471

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SECRET

Office Memorindum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

TO

800 (tr. Leutacher)

DATE 8 May 1959

FOX Operations Deviaton, Modical start

SECT CARE, DeLa (a)

salt muriel or good in so paid stat end road

es1ginnit

Distribution:

Original - dadressee

$ - SS/DOB (Romer)

1 - OD/MS

SEGRET

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5 Nay 1959

HENORAIDUM FOR THE PECORD

SUBJECT, Coservations during Perion 20 April - 2 May of D. farient.

1: Pusical Description:

Fetchts 5% 6"

Weight: 120 lbs.

Hairs

Black - balk heaced

Eyes: Dark 3rom

Distinguishing rarks: Mosing first Joints of right thusb and right

first finger.

lears noustache (black)

?. Prysical Concitions

Subject seens to enjoy waliding and running. He remarked trat he could

trot along three niles in one hour

3. Eating Habits:

Subject is not too impressed with arerican say of eating, that 1s,

having all the food put on the table and than each talang a portion of each

course and filling up tre plate.

Subject feels that nore time should be devoted to eating than Joe C.

alloted for eating.

te was amazed that it only took the latter about 15

nutes to eat. Likewise, Subject likes to eat one course at a time and

that each course be brought into the roon and placed on the table separately.

wver tre neat he would like iresh fruit, cheese, coffoe. He does not care

ruch for sweets, reitcer does he care for cottage cheese salad, 1.e.,

cottage cheese

and canned fruit.

This corbination irks hin.

Subject was

assured that this was a ranner of eating in America and that it was a

custon and that the undersigned probably would find sone faults with the

way the French serre food. Dave enjoys fruit juices.

Dave eats his food in the manner to which he is accustored. He puts

orly ore course on his plate and caly when finished eating it does he help

hinself to the next course, etc.

At breakfast he is a very lift eater. He is content just with

coffee, toast and juice.

L. Prectire:

During the undersigned's. stay with subject, most of the freetine was

spent watching

TV, walling and attencing English lessons.

jibject stated

that he barton. le leat: aiclich, so the undersigned accomogaied hin. A

35 cent Cardinal edttie of "English thru Actures" was purchased for his

ard was used as the text book. subjeit was caning along fairli sell in the

Language.: Subjoct is able to sanaço satisfactorily in the language only i

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thing which hinders his is his lack of conficence. Tine will probably

take care of his improvezent.

50 General Remarks!

He was amazed that he was in the U.S..o, though he was here he stated

that te could not celieve that he was here.

The relative seclusion auriog

the past two weeks did not reassure bin in myray that he definitely was

In the U.Sid. Many at ris ideas regarcing Averican seemed to be inpressions

that he obtained from seeing. American filns while in france.

Thus he has

a little citriculty trjing to place the Auerica that he has observed now

with what preconceived loeas that he already bas of America.

while in

town on 23 April, his only remark about Washington was that

he did not see any excertionally beautifully girls (Hollywood types). Fe

also stated that the aterican males, loe, American Soldier in 1945, was

atee strone, beälthy type of male.

route fron the aurport Dave wore his blackout glasses until ve

reached the district line. while crossing the South Capital Street Bridge

Dave seas ed that ve were brossing the bridge because of the vierations caused

by the car passing over the-steel mesh on the bridge; stated that we must

be crossing the Fotonae river now.

Another question was how far was the

airport fron the house where we were headed.

The undersigned agreed that

we were crossing the Fotomac

and that the area we were going to was over.

fifty niles from the district.

By nature Dave is very curious.

To satisfy his curiousity he uses

various ruses in order to elicit information regarding his status and

Wienever the undersigned went for a walk with Dave, usually before

and after meals, the former expected to be asked numerous personal.

questions.

One

or twice, Dave mentioned that he aid not know why he was

here, what kind of job he would have, etc.

Dave was assured that this sounded somewhat irregular, the undersigned

felt. that he mist have been told something womewhere alcng

the line.

At

this roirt, Dave would stop asking questions..

Later on the undersimed

learned that Dave was very talkative with Tom Piller (alias) and told the

latter the whole story about what was told to date. It is assumed that

Dave was trying to show fon that he knew everything and thus hope that

Toné would fill any little details that Dave would omit.

These were two

different approaches that Dave used trying to elicit information frca the

undersigned and Ton Miller.

Dave seers to be quite a periectionist when it come to things

nechanical.

while at the Log Cabin, Dave tried on af nurber of occasions to

adjust the li set. Dave could not understand why the IV set sometines

would not function proverly particularly whenever a passing plane would go

over It would interfere with

the sets operation. This account did not

suit hle for he had to try and asjust, so as a result more time was

expended

on acjusting than watching TV.

lie das quite irked because he felt

that the li was nalfunctioning.

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19 370

Dave Likes to watch cou oy and lanster files, and the chtldren

PreETBas.

compee tx 1 tus because tna participants spoke very sloul

and he cowd urderstand the Language.

Periodically, Dave would cuest lon the undersigned on schedule for the

say her told what it would be lt seenect.ate he would tall to bear

Mats tole to hia ang later on would propose the sane question Dave did

not like troicea that he ted to start Doglish from basickhe wanted to

have soselling nore advance.

Dare Like to test others and It seems that he will continuelly to so

throu phout the course.

Dave atd not seen to impressed with the idea that he had to bes

debriefed all over bratn its comment was that'le told this over and

over so many tines and that it vas not necessary to do over again. NAt

tines when he die not want to answer question he would state that he

already told this to ceorge and drop the matter there.

1 May 1959:

Shortly before Date's departure for another safehouse, Dave remarked

that he was not mich coacerned about the training that he will have to

undergo during the nert pliase out is concerned more about "der Iat."

what

he was driving at was to try to elicit what information he could rogarding

the work that he will be required or expected to fulfill once training 13

over, i.e:, the mission.

Dave was assured that this naturally would follow

only after the corpletion of the training, then he would be inforted by

the people concerned that at thia time such infamation could not be elven

That evening, the undersigned stayed with Dave ard Albert at the new

safehouse.

At supper renarked about the nanner in which the food was served

that it was not according to french custon. Albert said you eat the way

you want, jot at the same time filling up his plate.

ilter suprer,..

land belong etc.

owns the house and left ratters drop at that.

Dave was quite witty at the supper neal todaj.. This was the first

tine that the undersigned seemed to see him in such jovial spirits...

Both

men seened to hit it off very well. Dave seens to recognize Alberts bran.

Dave seered to like the cooking better at the new location. He

stated that this place wasnuch oetter that the other place. He stressed

that the husekeepers here were much better that the others.

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5. Muscellaneouss

Subject failed to give any intornation about a sousin of his who is

residing in the U.S.4 Subject told the debriefer that this information

was already passed to George

Cousin; could be a wachtan Tschishchlv1l1, who resides at the

Oakland Apartments, Colunhta Pike, Arlington, Va. Wackten vorks for VOA,

GS-11, radio announcer on the Georgan progran.

He Is a henber of sove

ortental research group which meets

at Dumbarton Oaks, Washtoston, D.C.

JOSEPH CHACHO

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DEBRIS ING

of

David IZITZIC:VILI

Time of debriefing: 28 and 29 April 1959:

Debriefer: Mario K.Giordano.

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COMPENES

Briet of David's Activities

List of Personal Nanes

I. DEER DOF TIG

the rull reported

Ceneral Data

-B%

C.

David's Childhood

Period. of wait

In French Foreign Legion: (subalv.

Foe tz Stettin, Germany

ght to Berlin, Achen M

Tupen-va medys

to Paris

11:

Berlin, as photographer

,Stahlschnederstr.

17

To "Brazil"

Passport for Foreigners

(Paris, Spain)

Gought or Spanish-French border

Free France Zone

• 25

27

mri

To Free French Legion,

Marseilles

Back to Paris, troubles in Lion

In 5x, Berlin and Atlantic Wall

mt

In Police Force in Berlin

Document forgery

(en mass)

(continued)

Financial backgrourd

Contacting the arm, in berlint

6.

76

77

67

78

The Belgian Girl, security precaut?)

82

", arrest in Berlin

In prison, interrogationg

83

88

"invention" 89

Transfer to Wolferbuttel, release,

96

97-

99

D.

Explanations to Activities during wi II,1-7

E: The Period After Ww II.

1 - 22

II.ANALYSIS®

F. additional destions

G. Characteristic Traits in His Activity

Rellability of the Story.

J.

•Ko

I.

Security Risk.

Suggested Next Steps.

Personal Impression nade on Debriefer.

Pages:

VIL VINI

10-11

11

11-12

12

12

12-13

13

13

13-14

14-15

15-17

17-18

17

18-19

19

19-20

29-21

21

21-22

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CONTEMS.

Erlet of David's Activities

Listeof Personal, Nanes

I DEBRINTING the ruit reporto)

A General Data

David O Childhood

C.

Pertod or aw 11

In French Foreign Legion

(subai+

Poelitz, Stettin, Germany

"light to Berling Achen

Eupen Malnedy, to Paris

Berlin, as photographer

:11.

18.

,Stahlschnederstr.

To "Brazil"

Passport for Foreigners

(Paris,

'Spain)

rought on Spanish-French border

Free France Zone "

To Free French Legion, Marseilles

Back

to Paris, troubles in

Lion

In

Nsir, Berlin and Atlantic Wall

In Police Force in Eerlin

Pocument forgery (en mass)

(continued)

financial backgrourd, lacimarset

Contacting the

Abween, in Berlin

Th

Be

it

g1

an

rl

se

cur

ty

cau

In prison, interrogation,

Transfer

to Wolfenbuttel, release,

96

D. Explanations

to Activities during id II,1-7

E. The Period After WW II:

1 - 22

I. ANALYSIS.

F. Additional Gestions

G. Characteristic Traits in His Activity

н.

Reliability of the Story.

J.

Security Risk.

K. Suggested Next Steps.

Lo Personal Impression made on Debriefer.

Pages:

VI

VII

-VILI

1

24

1-

3

8-21

11

11-12

12

12

12-13

1

13

17-18

17

19

19-20

29-21

21

21-22

23-24

25-33

34-36

36.

37-39

39

40

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sara rowstovin

TRICE Of ACTIVITIES

I'S ACH PLACES

A. 1918-

Geor gla

Forn, and Lived 2-3 years.

255

childbood:

1921

3 Pariss

4-6

7

1937

three

conths

1933 kar,

'ay 39

Dec: 39

The fantly arrived from Georgla to Frances

Schoo19 Notre Dame.

Change of address.

" Lycée Montagne.

11*=

• Scole Connunale.

8 or Viroflex

Lycée

roches Thrown out.

Ecole Communale. Taken back to:

" Lycée Hoche.

Change of address.

Acquintance with Jean ADAM.

with old Georgian Resistance men.

Faris-

13 or-Vanves

14

School: Lycée Michelet, 6 months, thrown out.

" Ecole Connunale ( the first )

" Ecole Connunale & the 2-nd

15.

Chalon- "',tradesrt et letier, l'etier,1.5 years, "

Sartarne

Faris

" Ecole Freguet, electotech.

Stole a dictionary fron a library.

Thron out of home,

lived in a hotel

worked in railroad

station, at night.

On parole,had to renew documents every 3 ots

railed to do this, detalned for 13 days.

Back in father's home, sent to

School of Photography and lovie. Unfinished.

Volunteered to French Foreign Legion.

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AGNERRIES

c. Perdod of that

Dec39 Pa: is

1940

Volunteered to French Pereten Legion.

trench Doreige.

barcares

Farts

so sent to especia condian tart. /nished.

:19422

Paris

sischarged you test

Credens;

overhan Presch war.

Dia rot join the Gertar Aeorgian spectal unit.

voluntegred Sor corsir

3 unths Polite

Vorked with rory

May :42 Berlin

Got acquinted, rich raScat.

ex contract for one year:

Both decided to flee.

Acher:

contacted sose georgrars.sala-goirs to paris.

Pacified his leaver travel document vent to.

GESTAPO: was ordered to return to Berlin.

Euren-alnedy. Illesally crossed the border.

on train/fad luck and help froz french employees:

to Parisi twice escaped Gerzar cortrols.

A few

days

Paris

Visited the fanily reported again for work

in Germany (in an Other bureau of Gerran Labor

C'lice), and was sert to a factory in:

Berlir

as-photigrapher.

Suspected In theft, his living place searched.

Grouhles with Germar worer.

vischarged.

Contacted the Lacor iffice, vas directed to

work ir a factorr at Stailschreiber street

Wet PASCAL agair.Ther desiced to flee to Brazil.

few

days.

Paris

Spair.

Bayonne

Junger: nobody excharged their

money. They de-

cided to return. 5uù = irside France, rear

they were arrested by Gerzan Custon Guards,

searched, investigates, ordered to returr to

Paris, escorted to tre trair.

fad luckinana-

Pal,

ged to get ticiets irstead to Paris to -

and crossed to the free zone of France:

Seen by French gendarzes, he invented the story

of wantirg to join the Free French legion Sent t

larseilles, to the fegimental i. Ircuble with Fascal's do-

cuments. uscaped before cing arrested.

Pascal went:direction ilgiers. David - to Paris.

iion

Forde:

Frencin

ciplea

Lone

Faris

David contacted a relative.

to get cocuzents for

returning to Paris.

Did not

set any.

off David passeu

the Frenon

post, showing nis Ger-

ac-/man passport.

held

tre

quested being brought to

"o racer, ara there

i ne

'"spoke" himselr

, ard there

see, ard through to

He visited his othes,

Er's reported to Gernan

Commandantura, for work with asias ir Gerrary.

Berlir-selheir,:

drivers

-Brandenburger Tor,

courses of the jSei.

in a drivers

unit of is.

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continued

Feb.

22 Feb. Ferlin

atlartre all cons.

axen toge

trucks to drives to -

an oath

bras retur

pur.1 tive casp In

SSIOn:

to contact the

police

force.:

seployed rich the colice. Guard dutles.

Brosenhis elbow at pasical training

Incaospital for 45 days, then convalescing.

Falcified convalescince

leave papers.

forged a 3-uonth"strgical operation"certif1

cate,to te free of

Suring this free a chare a de bave unit

iss active in blascarting with gold and

coffee,

and he started docunent forgery on

larger scale.

de dot acquinted wish Iraxly LORDIPANIDZE,

the future ausband of his

sister Helen

le new already isterée SCHMIDI-AZI-SADASSI,

nis confident in forgeries.

Other acquintan-

ces in Berlin: a rh-jew MTE,

French

radio-

techricians Lucas,

he prepared false documents for 14 people,

for friends

and wroon people.

de made trips-

to Paris

ähere he contacted esgraver dilut and ordered

also laritaitres

Eced staos and fal letters ie traveled to

French-spanish border 3 or 4 Else

crowant to

and sole it, in Berlinee, and

Ferlin,

le used a German scialer in the So-mandantura

ard his die in berlin for signaling

purposes

in saristiconventical telephone calls indica-

tire safe arrivalsi.

certing with fause

documents to

jarag his parents coing mmittire or falsir.

Le contacted the German Military Intelligence

Ser ice"C% A3"" to set employed with it.

se danaged nis left

rand when a capsule of

an unexploied incardiary. bomb exploded in his

1n his roos, sourding ALLies also.

Eelgian cirl, So? won he was preparing

docuzenis, wno.

showd not have inow. where he

lived, came to his liring place

just when

the

expiesion nau happeris.

Le, ratz,Allumes;

Ästre were arrested

21 1a 371,

amalter or statior when meeting the

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I or AMInteS (cont trued, 3)

Tv IT, conttrued:22

1944

Berlin

1945

aril

Ae was held for cars, chatred to a beater

solitary artest, nobody carine ferrils hacd.

erne was broaste into angspital.

bro

surere he telemoned the belglarygirl,

ans sone civilian clothes sent to humo

Be girl propised to bring those instead of

hers cane police en and toos hin to hospital, in

Berlin- Teslitz

Jail.

For onths nevas dayly ariven to the Police

Me tor Loterrogation:

Later he was hola ine cellar of the Police.

His rather cane from Vienna and was a Blowed to:

see him ( somewhere where the evidences of his "

forgery, vere displared).

he wrote to "ocees" to report an invention of

his - to escape being liquidated. le was inter-

viewed by specialsits ard asked to work on it.

iatz and Allures were transferred to -

front line.

The imericans freed ther fron the jail.

tie and Allumes went

ito.=

where they were officially discharged.

Cassel,

D. FAster NN JI.

1945

Paris

1946

1948

1949

1950

mariS wanted to resister In an hotel as a french.

he was recognized as IziTZIeVILI

by & woman who thought him being his brother,

achilles.

ile was reported to the surete lilitaire, however

was released after he had explained what he had

done during the

war,agairst the Germans.

e worsed with jagues CARPE.

le tarried renee raged, (jate not asked)

His parents, sister ard brother-in-law returned

froz Vienna:

his ola friend Jean ADA. contacted ningasted

to participate in roberies. le refused: his soth-

er would have beer.

hurt by this.

ps mother died.

band returned to u3sa.

is lather, sister and her hus-

Jear.

Adam contacted him

again, and they roused

a jevelry store.

They

tried an other nold-up, but failed. de re-

fused to continie such things: his wife did not

like dear idan.

Jear ADd: came

David's wife. it he as.

back, threatered to tell all to

t cooperate.

tie agreed.

firally decided

and made

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2I? of acrivIates (Continuea,4)

20.086

FLAGSEL MARRIES:

E. APPRa Nd II (conti-ued)

1959 Paris

Jean dad was arrested, confessed and comnitted

David.

David was arrested-on

1950

French-Spanish forder.

Parts

David was sentenced for 7 years imprisontent.

is wife denanced and got divorced from him.

Lov. 50

She gave birth to their second child

Prisce de la Santee David was held there for

205 ears.

Later he was held in:

Paris

Fresces

Foissy

•Rior

rimes

Avignon.

His sentence was reduced by 10,5 on the occasion

of the elcction of the new Fresturnt of the Re-

publis, and by three nonths for good conduct.

"e vas reicasea ( he dia not centioned wher.

le has not seer his divorced vife since 1950.

"ke aid not say aryching about his activities

after nis release fron the prison.)

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VIT-

LIST CAMPERSON NAMES

ENTOF

INURECORD

(Page ,Chapter Subdiviston,

ADAY Jeans 566: 05V10 235597,9101 24211• Also: Jean.

ALICA

engraveri

30059,603

radio

heroineer, 124633

Astereo e

319091, 844 21C97,990

SCHMaS-AZI-BADASSI.

15C513-19C84

Jack and brother, 5B6.

BAGRACION LA36

1482

BASSON TERRE DE 19C79-82: 20084,87204

BORPDAU ELBER, Dr. 3A6.

CAPRE Taques, 2353%

OASTAGNETT

sisterso

DATTO - DavIa TZITZICHVILI, 2351.

David, E

De ENSSONPIERRE 4B2

through the report.

De PANASKHET = Achilles TZITZICHVILI,dit De Panasichet. 3à6.

Catherine

Irene,

заз. 346.

Märle-Helene

De VARREN, Lieutenant, 861.

DIREER, OF • 433:

DISSHAVE =

ATZ, 17270.

DRIVOID, Genevieve, 433

ELBES LOUlS, DI: = BORREAU, 306.

GARGARETHELI, 589.

Georges;

3A15•

GIVI, 3A15, a cousin of David, in U.S.A.

538.

GOBLITZ

Ranon,

HANAY, -DISSMANN, 27C70•

Helen # LORDIPARIDE, née TZITZICHVILI, 2352. Through the report.

Trakll = Lordilpaniaze, 1605k: 23E2.

Jean = Jean ADAM, 2359: 24212,13,16.

Joacht=, LU, 454.

JOHO OF JORIO, 11C18.

JOIGNY jenry, 18076.

JORDAIA Atia, 3A13.

Nathela, 3ä5, married TZITZICHVILI,later ELSET.

Red13, 3Ä12.

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KANTCHELT DI 1b0,7

2A10

warden

KATZ E DISSYRIT

parated TzurzIevel David d mother.

780738:19C84: /21C97,99:

38348 2303 2205575

Lashee 2A3,50:347,8,9atheel through the report.

LORDTPANTORS, DI-1 tr1,2A5.

T.X1, 1245333216653,545 21017 23520

23-2 nee 222 chueDavides sister.

Rocar, 245:3 321TZOU.

Lucas, raceo feltrees,

246.

LUCAS

17C63,64,69: 18674,25,763 19C79,80 €

Mathée - Keresseltaze, through the report.

MILIZINI,

7316.

NOVIKOFT, driver, 14639.

De Panaskhet.:)

PASCAL, LAU,

PATASKED. 8с6: 11622: 12C26,23: 13033,34.

PARROD, Renée, 23E4, arried TZITZICHVILI, David's wife. (1A2)

PEINE, Frenel, 422.

RADEMANN

REGIMBAULT

- 15056: 29093•

pere,

432.

ROQUES, FAU, 246.

SANTEX

Sachic, +35

5B3.

SATARELLI,!r: 4=4 = ISTINARD.

SCHMIDT-AZI-EADASSI, AStrée, 15C57: 19004. = Astree.

SERGO

588.

ICHOLO CASTVILI, Kachutza, 588.

IBELTER, 7816.

TETINARD = SATA ELI, +34

EZITZICIVILI ACTA, LArAtchico, 2iS: 2351•= De PATASINISE.

Gabriet,

"David" through the report.

1A2: 24219.

Gilga,

2A11: 13035.

telen;

205: 347. married LORDKIPANIDZE.

Repee,

= née PARROD.

David's father.

elizabeti,

dit De PARASICET 3A6,= Achilles TZITZISCVILI.

VILEMAIN, radio engireer: 17063: 18074: 19C80.

VILI, Fritz,

13036. = David.

WARPAN, De,

8C1

WERVERT, - 17070: 12073.

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DEBRIEF ING

of

TRIC ILL David.

*Time:

Place

of debrief ins 28 and 29 April 1959.

Sarehouse:

Language used

German, partly french.

General. Data:

1. The Subject himself: David TZITZICiVILI,nickname: Dathouna;

Born: 12 July 1918,

In GORI, Georgia.

/shortended: Dat.

Nationality: Stateless.

Family status: Divorced.

Languages spoken,in sequence of fluency: French, German,

Georgian, and some Russian.

Profession:

Visible defects: The tips of the thumb, and of the forefinger

(less than ore joint) of the left hand are nissing.

2. Divorced wife: Renée, née PARROD, born on 30 August 1917.

Married Is. Paris, after wi II.

Children: Daughter. Elisabeth, born in March 1949;

Gabriel, born

in Mov.1950

Divorced In 195ü, after David was jailed, on wife

the equest.

3. Father: Simon TZITZICIVILI, Georgian.

Date of birth: possibly 2nd February, year uninown.

Profession: mining engineer, specialt petrol refinery.

Studied in fussia, and one year in Freiburg, Germany.

Mistorical background: Izitzichvili was the second-largest

family in Georgia:

One area In Georgia 1s called after this

family.

Sizon has the title of "Count". He is one of the two

pretenders to the

Throne of Georgia, the name of

the second

pretender being BACRACION.

In 1921 Simon, together with his wife and three children,

fled fron Georgia via Turkey to France. The family remained

for two weeks in Marseilles, and moved

They were wealthy. then.

Simon took a hosiery shop.

ther to PariSiater

chings went worse,

and Simon for a while was a taxi driver.

still later he tried with some inventions, but had no material

success. In 1942 he went to. Berlin, in connection with one of

his

Inventions. Later his wife followed him. David went to

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Germany before the father went. David's sister went to Serlin

probably

in 1041/1942 ( no clear statement about this):

In 194 Sinon; his wife and their daughter noved from

to Menna, dustria.

Ferlin

In 194o they came back to faris,togecher

with their son-in-law. In 1943, after the rother had died,

Simon

to USSR.

together with the daughter and the son-in-law returned

Prom USSR Stmon has writtennone letter in which he had a shed

for literature concerning

"the cola" what made David to think

that he.1s dealing with the problems of refrigeration.

according to the infornations received from Mathe MRESSEWDLE

Simon Tived In 1958 in virtis.

- 4o, Nother Narle,

née CATCHELI, of Gergian origine.

The date of birth, 2 February, might have been hers or father':

year of birth-unknown.

Simon soned her sofa back, us 19 Shed anot tike tath:

Simon's talks of

she did not like to go,

especially because the sons refused to go.

Sister: helen, nicoame: elico, the oldest in the family.

Born:

I May 1915,

GROZNY.

During WN II

she went from Paris to Berlin, where she worked

for six month in the East-Winistry (Cst-Ministerium).

In 1942

probably in lay, she married in Eerlin a Georgian,

IraxII LORDKIPANIDZE

who at that time

worked with the Cerman

Security Service - "Sicnerheits Dienst" (SD).

In 1944 she,

together with her parents, moved to Vienna, Aust-

ria, where the husband joined them later.

they nad two children, both sons: liodar,

and Dimitry, born at the end of 1947, in Vienna.(?

"odar®.

nickname is TSITSOU.

In 1946 (?), the fanily returned Irom

Vienna to Paris. (together

with helen

s parents):

In 1943-49 they returned, together with simon, back to the

USSR & Hote: presumed together with their children, although

David did not mention the children.

According

to the information received from for lathé MERESSE-

LIDZE, 1n

1958 he has seen helen in Moscow and she had told

him that

she is working in Tills in quality of a teacher of

She had been detained for five years (1952-1957)

in a camp or closed town because she had said something on

the address of Stalin, in fact nothing bad, but this was mis-

understood and falsely reported to the authorities. She

vindicated after Salin

was

s death, and she even was paid the sa-

lary retroactively for the.

time she had been

detained.

6.

Brother: Achilles, nic'sname: AICHICO. •

Born:.

17 July 1916,

In BORZHOMI,

Occupation: irchitect,

Georgia.

selfemployed,

associated with two other

architects: Georges LuNGüth and

fnu ROQUES, all three having

corner of

Rue Pasteur and

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a new last name. DE PArASKET, which he has taren sometimes

1n.1940 or 47 Panaskhet 1s the name of the village in Geor

gla where the fantly had its origine.

The official rull version or Achilles name

is now:

TZinzIe vILl dit De BAsket. For his children the full

name as out: 0e PANAS:GET

Dur irg WaiT Achilles was an officer in the French Ariy,

In trica and in Germany

not Achilles married rathela JOHDAlLA, a daughter of

the forner President of the Republic of Georgia (1917-1921).

hey are divorced now. Of their three daughters two, both

born in Paris, are living with the father; Harla-Helene (1+)

and rene. 12: Catherine (6), born In Gap, 1s living with the

mother, who, since 1959g

Is remarrted, Her second husband 1s

a physicianer Louts ELBOT. The last name of this physiclan

was forcerly BORREAU, de changed it because of the bad mea-

ning: bourreau - the hangman.

%.

Cousin Mathe KERESSCLIDZE, who had joined the Germans du-

ring WN Il and was parachuted to USSR. He was captured there,

sentenced to 15 years öf hard labor (1943-58) and was then

allowed to repatriate to France

where he arrived some six

months to one year ago. Now he

netore returning to ance he has stutton, net Ya Moscow

Helere who had told him of herself and of her father (see

1tems 3 & 5):

(NOTE: Asked by the debriefer, whether Helene

had said to Mathes something about her husband,

David mentio-

ned having heard nothing about Irakll. He explained this by

the bad relations between Helene

and Irakli: the Initial big

love had faded

soon.

ho questions were asked about the child-

ren of the couple.

8.

Cousin leo or Leon

KERESSELIDZE, a brother of lathés.

His nickname is: LOULOU.

9.

Father of Leo and Mathé KERESSELIDZE. He was mentioned by

David together with Leo. Mis address, possibly common with

Leo: VESINET, Seine on Oise.

10.

Uncle Dilbo KANTCHELI, brother od David's mother; a taxidriver

who taught David's father in taxi business (he knew to drive).

Uncle's adaress: 37 Rue de Larochefoucauld, Paris IX.

11. A far relative Guiga TZITZICHVILI. He tried to help David

in Chalor in 1Y'+2, but fäiled.

died later.

12.

13°

14.

Redik JORDANIA, a brother of lathela, Achilles's wife.

Atia

JOrDANIA, a sister

David's father probably had one brother and three sisters.

15.. Cousin Siv1, In the U.S.A., details known to Georges.

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3Laviu's crudhion:

1. David does not revenuer about the

kindergartens he had been

He has visited 1S difternt schcots.

2. The first school he remembers,

was NOTha DA, a catholic

boarding school in Boulogne sur Seine, where he remained for

two years " to 6 years of age) His brother went to the same

school. The oldest of the students were up to lo years, raking

their bacalaureate:

David remembers the names of Père RECH DAULT, thejassistant

director;

two teachers, sisters adenoiselles CAstAGuET;

Freel Phile one of the neighbors in the dormitory;

De BASSONPIERRE, a pupil of a higher class, was shot during

the war as a collaborateurl an other pupils Le CUDONSC:

pupils wore navy-type uniforms with a cot of arms on the

sleeve showing the letters

"iD" (lotre Dame).

of the events he remembers that he could not climb a pole

because his arms were too

short he "could not hold himself

tight. -unce he saw a blood-stained chair In the schools

dining-rocm; the director. had shot at and wounded during the

night

a thief.

Once his hair got twisted or pinched between

the bars of the bed; he thought that somebody was under the

bet and was pullirg him on hair.

The family

lived at that time at Rue Poussin, later

at

Saa qual de Tokio, which is now called Quai des Etats Unies.

He and his brother were taxer to the school normally by taxi

on Sunday night, and brought home on Saturday after the les-

sons.

3•

In connection with the change of the living place he chan-

ged to Lycée Montaigne, Rue Guynener, when he was ?. He at-

tended the 8th grade, the grades being: 12-the lowest, 1 -

the highest.

There he remembers a teacher Mr. DIRIMER. (pronounced tr®),

spots on his hands. He is dead now. He had

who was sitting imediately before him.

ile liked

the girl very much, but did not dare to show his liking, sauf

by pulling her on hair. They went together to this school up

to the 7th grade:

4.

The next school was "L'Ecole Communale"

Rue Vaugirard

David's brother went

to the same streconner

David remembers a teacher ir. SATARELLI whose nickname was

TETINARD.

i pupil Sautax was good in gyn.. The

father of

a Jew had a curiosity shop, the boy's name was Joachim.

At this time Davia"

"s father had already given up his hosiery

shop and was working as a taxi driver of a company-owned cạr.

5•

When' David was '8 or 9 years of age, the family moved from

Paris to VIROFLAY, sone 3 ka from Versailles.

The move was

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one a no orate one to be yout loche guare reters.

made bystaxi: father had to make many rounds.

They got an

6. In Viroflex David lerned to know a boy, Jean ADAN,

6 months

older than he himsel

Jean was. the

single son of the direc

tor offthe perfume export house orune. David had a right in

woods with dean alter he had got a stone drown by Jean on his

head.

They were good Trtends later.

Jean had orlends two brothers AR FIELD,ones first name

was vacks and their nice loong but loose minded sister haud

when conpeting in springing from a swing, jack broke one of

his lessa David and Jean peated him on a chair, carried to

the porch of his house and run away.

David and Jean grounded a "secret club". They built an

Escino igloo and made fire in it. The igloo stook fire and

boys fled.

Ignited the surrounding fled and forest Dave went home.

The fire-brigade had to

battre the fire.

he did not say anything

to his father about his part in the

brand: he explained his red face wiiy much running when playing

Later the police came

• David's fault was detected, his fa-

ther had to pay the dolages, he had not enough morey for this.

7. David's father had, by this time,

given up taxi driver's job.

e was woriting on different inventions.

l'e was sure he had

He invented

alscovered petrol fields autonele replay of records; he

hit heias not believed.

a device for

asked for 90, of the intake but was offered 40, only.

Father had a movie projector with wnich David was not allover

to play. Thus, David consrued his own projector and showed

it to the father. Father was thrilled,

and albowed

David to

7a. In this school David made mank nonsences. He thinks that the

reason for this was the need to show up: he was small ard his

name made the French childien laugi and mock him. iie wanted

to show that he was a full guy. le got his third

reprirand

when he burned carbide in an incstand.

ile was thrown out

when he planted a cracker in a restroon in the garden of

the school and a

teacher fell into the bassin of the rest-

room when the cracker exploded. in other pupil, Ramon GOELITZ

had seen him planting the cracker and had reported this.

Ir, Viroflex ;

neignborirg to the house where David lived,

Georgians who nad

made some resistance

to the Russians during

Ny- I or after this. David used to

visit those men, he was something like a

mascot of theirs.

They had a dog

and an ape.

They taught

some small trick:

Six of the men were working as taxi drivers for the sub-

sistence

of all the

David re-

members some names or nicknames of them: ChiCa.CU, SacHiliO,

CALIGARETICLI, SERGO (alud), COl.

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9. Arter havine been thrown out from the Lycée Hoche, David was

sent to a communale school in trotlex, sone three siloneters

away fron their home.

le was siven morey for the street, car.

however she aid nottare, the card he used the roney to buy what

he needed for his siily things and acts.

10a

it the end of the term Davia was taken back to the Lyceeshis

nother Probably had asked for this, ang had siven some maneyi

one can do every thins with noney terenaired in thiss school

until they coved back to Paris, to tanves.

1169i

Davia Scontact contact with tean Adan contirued up to the beginning

of the war.

David has never abtruded hinself to him. lie, follo

ved many plans of Jean, although he was sure that he could have

made better plans. the parents of David and Jean had nothing

Ted one Jean thou thered so one re the the Vicinity or Darla,

and when Tzitzichvill-s moved to Paris Vanves, Jean lived near

the Parte Françon.

12•

In Vanves David

was sent to lycée Michelet. after six months

he las thrown out. They were served sore vegetables in this col-

lege at lunch tines. Once a plate with vegetables was caught by

by a pupil when this was upon to rail down,

and the catcher

was glad. David, nowever, took the plate and deliberately threw

it to the floor brook it. The supervisor came and aked now did

this happen. David told the truth, and was thrown out of the

school.

13°

then David, 13 or 14, was sent to a communaty school There he

"Certificat d'Etuded" He took the

first, written part of the test,

and after it, during the lunch

time he got so fascinated by a bricklayers work that he star-

ted to help the man, also because he as promised 10 Francs for

this. when he later inquired avout the tire,

he learned that

he was already late for the oral part of the test. So ne did

not so for it: he continued tu work, to earn the promised pay.

rowever, he was paid nothing,and he was thrown out fron the

14. The parents sent him for another connual school ir the same

area..

Thre he had a fight with an other pupil was threatened

hin with a knife. David forced the inife fron him ana tirew

it

away. The mife stuck high in the wall of a house. The other

reported the case making him, Davia, looking guilty, ara

he was thrown out of this school as well.

Te reinenbers that in

this

school there was a pupil who had a device ir his mouti to

adjust his teeths, and the boy used this device to mage queer

noises.

Then Davia was ent to a professional school, "art et rétier",

in Chalon sur tarne.

At this tie his parents

were living some-

where to the east of Paris.

•There Lavis renaired for 1,5

and jagaing was thrown out

because ne instead goirg

to classes

nent to the attick of the building and practicea there

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throwing of a bie knife. This mun, made notse, he was detece

ted and

thrown out

16: In this school he belonged to the "leading" trip of the

schools the others being an Itallan

thizini,ebout 14,

and

a Trench boy Tellier (13).

Every Thursdayard Saturday the school vert for walks.

Their supervisor probably had a girlfriend whom hervisited

during those walking perlods,eaving the. boys on their owne

On one such a caseithe trio decided totfor drinks In a tavern.

They had all together, 13 francs and some sous. "verybody was

bragging with his

expertences with women, and 1t was decided

to have women. However,

Teller, her yourgest backed out

so dia linzint, rutine, David, to show his barliness, wep?and

upstairs withethe woman who asked. 10 francs. The woman asked

him to wasn himself before the act de did. The room was cold,

and the water was cold, he nearly

"lost" nis penis. But, with

the help of

the wonan, thexastar

he managed

the act, and

felt proud when

he returned to the others However,

since then

he had a kind of mixed feelings toward the women;

shiness,

and he did not have any

agry with him because he again was thrown

out of the school. rather told that he is good but for a

hog-heard •

nevertheless, he was sent to an other school,

Eut or electrotechniclans, In 1937:

But, there, also, he was thrown out.

18. Thereupon he left the parents' home, lived for three months

in an hotel

and worked nightly in the

railroad station, un-

loading tha ofsters. It was a cold job.

The father took him

back hone and sent him

to the school of photography and movie

at the corner of Rue Littrée and Rue Vaugirard,

close to an

other school where he had been earlier.

Inere he remained

for

two

nalf-terms, larch- July,

- Hay, having

not finished the course, because the German-Polish

war star-

ted.

19.

Sometimes between nis going to Ecole Ereguet and the

school of photography he had stolen an English dictionary from

a library.

The only

errect ss that is neer, entity papers oratate-

less person were withdrown and replaced by temporary papers

wnich he had to renew every three months.

le did not do this,

and after 6 months he was taken

and hold by the police for 13

days before hewas given new payers.

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Berled of wile

11.

en Decenor 1939 David reported in Parts to a depot of the

French Foreign Legion for

voluntary service in the Legion.

days lates.

he as sent to Llon and fron there, after, one

week stay

arse11ies Prom Marsei11es he vas shipped to

Oran, and curther sent to Sial-Bel/Ables in Aletery theuten

runts, Sous, to the First Cavalry Regiment. There.

-leutenant

De WARREN

sent hin to courses for lecross

2.

But, soonvar order was recelved to send all Megionnalres-

Georgtans, to BARCARES where special units had to be formed of

diverent nationatitles rat about 110 Georgians, and thousands

of legionnatres of other nationalities were sent to barcares.

They renalned idle, doing but very little exercising.

After.

those foreign

legionnaires were returned from Parcars to

the German-French hostilities ended, parts and dischar-

ged; including David. He went back to his parents.

4.

He looked for work. A Georgian had recommended him to go to

Germany where a Ceorgian Legion was being formed for the fight

against the Soviets.

Archilles GUDDEVANIC:VILI was said being

gathering people for this purpose. David's father told him

that a Georgian MEDIA 1s the man who organizes this in connec-

tion with the Germans.

David went to this man, had a talk

with him, but did not like the idea.

Then David reported to the Cerman Labor Office in Paris,v0-

lunteering as ar electrician for work in Germany.

He was

sent

to POELITZ, near STETIN, HIDYER weRe, with a contract for

one year.

listened there or not the notori, mate of needed

to quit, to go " on leave".

7. They. had no valid German travel documents. It was impossible

to fael certificate trave do sents issued fy the policeere

(NOTE: here the story is confused: as the debriefer recollects,

David spoke un

the first day of the briefing that he had

help fron a girlfriend who put into good German the text which

he had prepared for the forged certificate of leave,to visit

his sick uncle in Berlin. On the second day he revoked this,

saying that this must have been a misunderstanding,

he had

spoken out of the chrurological sequence, about a later case

when he had hel, from

a girlfriend.)

David went to the police in Stettin, and somehow mar.aged

to get the travel documents, valid until 2 June

sicis uncle in Berlin ( who did not exist at all).

to visit his

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In Stettin David met a DEDIA -nan,

Join this organization, and he treveled to serlin, met there

scue Georglans, spoke of going to faris was asked and took

sore letters for delivery in Paris and took the train up to

Achen.

in Achen he asked a Prenchman how to get to brances He was

advised that the German CESTAPO 1S Bivine necessary permits:

changing the validity

to Parts because his leave and travel document showed, but

Ber iin as his place of destination, and he was ordered to re

turn to Berlin.

11.

Instead of returning to Berlin bavid toox the train up to

two im from Eupel, In order to pass the kunkx border

in the EUPE MALEDY area clandestinely lie up asked somebody

for advise how to cross the barder the night time.

and he was sent to a man

who agreed to take him over during

12. David had but 50 German larks. ile told this to the gulde

and asked how much he will have to pay him. The man asked

during the night the guide took him to a place,

indicated David a direction ant to follow for crossing the

border

and to arrive to the railroad station on the other

side of the border. This was all he was offered for the 20 Di.

2E2322

13°

David waited until the guide left. Then, fearing that the

could have directed him into a trap, he took a direc-

tion gu degrees to the right of the advised direction, and

followed this direction for about half an hour, and turned

then 90 degrees to the left, thus into the old, zavisea airee-

trijinolly no nad hed inning to turn later once dore

to the left and thus to cone sec: to

sure spot on the origi-

nal aircction just opposite of the place wherefrom he starced

his walk. However, when he had reached a road

he noticed a

man on bycicle approaching towards him. He hid himselr in the

then asked whether he

but a tear and doe a the post ope, no hen 2g -

ked how to procede to the railroad station.

The man showed

him

the directior to the next farm, and advised to ask for

further information there - it would have been too complica-

ted to advise for all the way

David tharied and left for

the farm. The man, glad to escape from his charger, offered

him

some cigarettes.

14.

David found nobody in the farm. re, thus, proceeded on his

own, and finally reached the raiirvad station. Zefore boarding

train;

he went to a barber, to shave and to clean his

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21othes.

Be had but 32 German Verks left.

He asked, the bare

ber how nuc, the railroa ticket Kaur-raris would costy and

asked ause to exchange ats, Gerar

never got the Informan

tion a dure money excharged, freshad just enough for. the treket

with a sew recalring for something to eat.

15°

David, bought the ticret and borded the traine he asked other

travelers about the controls.

des as, told thet the Sernan

militarypersonnel 13 performing the controllat. the Bel glen

Fresch corder. wiles thought to leave t

the train, before the bore

der, to cross the border clandest sely and then return co the

he could not leave the cars any

train cut it vas too later estenantese ino/o and to man

tre control-tears ar

hin inte the eyes, then turned his back to David and shouted

the de.cu to hurry up. David had luck he nad no documents,

and nobody assed him for those the tc.o. probably. thought

that the Lleutenant had checked his documents.

16.

He felt happy, but the others teld him that there will be

one more checs, at the

"red zone" ( la zone rouge)

SAIIT

Thereupo: David left the compartment and ap-

proachedyin the coriaor of the carla railroad employee. He

showed the person his ticket, tola that he has no documents,

and

denarded that the employee, as a good frenchmar,.

help

him, arother Frenchnan, to come

to Faris.

lie was asted to

wait.

The exployee soon returned witr the chief of the train.

The latter took David to the mail car of the trair ard ordered

the explozee in charge of this car to find a place for David

tọ hide.

A call sack

was opened and David was instructed to

get in. David did, and felt so secure and comfortably that he

fell asleep.

He remembers having herd sone shouting and sick-

was not hit.

ingercurd, however, felt very in hapey, offered money,

He was in Paris when the

sack was opered.

but he

was told that tris was not made for zoney. He then promised

to give the ran some drinks, but in the

excitement he forgot

this.

then he later rementered this and returred to the station

he did not find the person ary more.

Iwo or three days later David again reported to a Gernan

this time as a protographer. He,

17° Labor africe in PariS tre same office unere he had been before,

course, did rot go to

where thei could have recognized hiz.

13. de gut the assignment irto a Bactory ir Ferlin, which produ-

ced electrodes wor welding instruments. He nad to photograph

samples of caterial used. and of electrodes produced, for checis-

ing purposes,

under different conditions. le also had to make

for the identi-

ty cards.

The factory was sonethete

in Ferlin ( the next day David said that the factory was in

ne neard dia

rector

not-resender the case of the factory, but

ar.swering telephoze calls

by sayirg

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JORd or JonIo and, thus he learned that this was

the ware, oft

the atrector.

He does not resencer the adress of the place

where he lived

19-bute has rectory there da Baid be stil toe on

plati O, vich ne, sala usins for different misde vor tater

some of these bouds

vere stolen enDavid, as suspected

and his living place vas searched, but - he had nothtaken those

bowels

20. €

Later he got in trouble cecause he had been to movie with

a Geran giri. An other 81-1, who was jealous, had reported

this, ard he assired: a foreigner had no rient to go vit

a German girl. However, this discharge was made to be "nocorab

le", ans he could apply fer a new Job:

21- David went to the Labor Cifice, showed his discharge papers,

and was

directed to a factory in the STRELSCHREIZERSTRASSE,

Perlin, Voritsplatz. The factory was producing steel annuni-

tion belts for aircraft nascaine guns.

The technics used in

this factory were

primitive. David Inverted a simple macrine

for adjustment of the right grip necess.ry to hold the cart-

ridges in the belt. The director was much pleased.

222 In Ferlin David met PASCAL again.

They both got the idea

that it is enough for they of the life in Germany, and they

decided to 60 to South America, to Erazil.

23°

They needed passports, such for foreigners.

To get those,

they needed certificates of leave frori

working places.

Thus ,

to the prettiest girl, and

asked for two

went to a labor cecicefne girl was obliging,how-

leave certificates.

ever said, that the factory zust issue the certiricates,

the Labor

David ther explained that he was misunderstoe

stood, that he did not ass for the cettificates, but for the

so he could brins those to the factory.

He got the

forus, filled the ir, forged an imprint of tre

stamp of the factory by costing it over

an electric bulb, stole

simself durine the night into the office oi ene lorener ano

made an other

imprint with a cachet found there

It was easy

for his to

the office secause he was living in the sace

Suildins with the factory the upper

and when he needed wari water for

washing,

re-nad to go to

fres there it was close to the stcry.

for opening the

valve,

or workshop

(atel-

ier): there was rot much

danger of being

seen by the night

guard as the operation did rot take long tine.

24.

Nith: the leave certificates ready, David returned to the

same. girl in the Labor Office from whom he had received the

The obliging girl stared the certificates "registered"

antered their naves irto a carafile, and thus, David and Fas-

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cal. hat orfically.cotimed

or leave to söliciter the Fassports

cor the Labor coice) peraits

Forelaners:

25• They sot the passed ts, and they traveled to Paris. David

saw there his bother. re

Brazil.

his was 1: 194 0ke ner of nds intentios

to so to

26.

David and Pascal -destaed to so via Spair and Portugal.

Davia bought a nap, aad ney started.

They brossed the border

to Spain end sot reto, crouble then, because cobay wasted to,

Thus, they decided to retura comrance.

the could not even buy food.

27-

then they were for Son 500 meter back in rance, they vere.

seen by the vernan custo- guards.

They vere arrested, separa

tedend put into cells taa cellar. fortunately, the vall bete

weensthe two adjacent cells Into which they were put, was so

thin that they could conversate with each other.

28,ntertorated terrogated separately evade in be aya ly napered that

Davld, afraid that Pascal could say something wrong when

It was David wo bought

Pascal was questioned first, and he,duly instructed by David,

could give co-ordirates answers.

29.

ne,

David,

was brougat to a lleutenant ino made a thorough

search, looked into ris watch,

and even into his rectum.

However, the

lieuterant was polite and friendly. Davis gave

sore explanation for seing in this area - visiting soebody,

Whereupon the lleuterant said that the pasport authorized

David to travel up to Faris only.

30.

They were ordered to return

to Paris. Gie KCO was ordered

to accompany them to the railroad station and to see that they

reall: will depart fce Paris.

They went to

the station. The

licô ordered tickets for

then: Rayonne - Paris. At the

monent the NiCO was called by a friend away from the counter.

David quickly used the opporturity and asked the clerk at the

counter not to give thes ticisets to Paris,

but instead to FAU,

a station some 10 im fros the border of the free, unoccupied

part of France.

The clers objected first, saying that

the NCO

ordered the tickets to faris,

right tickets:

The i.c.c. returned,

not to are not eo that David dot the elekets do au,

31.

They

cane to the border. A Frerchman advised them now to

get over the

border - everybody. was ready to help thea.

went,

but soon got stuck in mud, and David lost one of his

shoes.

It was dar's, he could not retrack it.

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320

Then they were stopped by the french gendares no thougat

that they vere Gernans. David quickly invested the story of

their fligat fron the occupied sche for soiring the rree French

Legion.

se ferdarmes took then to a villace here David could

buy a pair of shoes, but alas, canvas shoe only, and of too lar

versize.

pen they were directed to a company of that legion;

The chief of this company cave chen a posse garteto

co to the restrental Moss in arseilles, Camp de Sainte Marthe.

33€

There arriveds

David advised Fascal to go to the registrat

the first, so they both could see hether

he, as attrenchman,

will be accepted without showing his German passport. David,

beine a Georstar, did not want to go the first.

ascal vento ys story was not belleved. To prove nts being

a Trenchnan

and ndt a German as suspected, he showed his Ger-

man passport for forelgners. This made the situation worse,

and Pascal was happy to get out without being arrested.

34• Soth retreated David decided to return to faris. Pascal

did not o to construction of the niel to la east°

get a job on

They departed.

35°

or his way back to faris, reached bion.

There he went

co.one of his far relatives

Chiga TZITZICHVILI

hether the latter could help hi= to get a permit to go to thi

German-occupied Paris.

Guisa thought this being a simple

matter, because he had a good friend in the Security (Surete):

ne relative failed, nearly got in trouble himself

and advised Javid to dissappear quickly, what the latter did.

omenow. Lavid managed to pass the french control by showin

1s German passport. The guard misurderstood his difficult na-

me, and let hin pass as Corporal Fritz VILI.

but the terran post stopped his, Javid, and started a sking

different guestions.

David demanded to

be brought to the chief

guards.

se was taken to a 1.3.. whom he, again, asked to

be brought to an officer. He was brought to

Sturmbanfürrer"

(Major in the ss). David explained to

this officer sonething of

having visited his brotner in Tarseilles.

The officer nicely

helped hir to return to faris.

38.

Back in faris, David went to the parents. The mother mocked

him about his quick return fron

Èrazil.

Soon David reported to the versan

Commandantura in Paris,

to volunteer

as a driver to the .su.,

Transportation Corps

of the lazy Farty.

accepted and sent to ferlin,muGal-

HOTEL LAGER, close to OSTARSLiZ.

He knew to drive, he had a

¿river's license since 1930.

After some three or four nonths of training trey were distri-

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buted to different places in Ferlin. le cane to a unit star

toned close to the BRANDeNcUREs TOR, vis a vis to the trench

enbassy bulldirg, where he had to walt and drive a cab for

eusat hours the day he lived in the sane house Infront of

which their cars were stationed. e does not resenter any

panes: fron the tine of this trairing pertod. une of his co-

rivers inthis small unit was VIKors

40 David remained In this drivers unit in Berlin until some

three to four nonths later volunteers were called to go to

France, as lorry-drivers to the west coast unere the Atlantic

Wall vas being constructed. le votunteered, and 15 days läter,

together with óther volunteers, he was sent to Parts:

42

ding capacity

Ang cape they vera glare renter de Poor fase cars,

eaco with two drivers

started in direction to SAliT NAZAIrE.

At the departure, still in Faris, close to Porte d'Orleans,

one driver had en accidence: he

could not take the curb

o? the

a6in6 the car.

Side cats a led and damaged a few people, without rove

David, who Interpreted at the spot when the

case was clcared, was ordered to take this car over, because

the driver who just had the

accidence, was not allowed to con-

tinue to arive i cdiately.

42.

the convoy was divided into three parts, with David going to

the detaciment, whick was detailed

to the

lavy. Thisras approxi

mately at the tine when the British made a mock landing or a

devorstration of a larding.

43°

In 19r3,

still on the French west coast, the liSit men were

to tar? an oath.

David refused

and as the conse-

quence, was sent back to Berli:, guarded by two ze:, irto a

"Sul peral or refractory camp.

44.

Davia assed the leader of this camp, an"Obersharfunrer"

(equivalent. to a: Cou.),/ later David changed tre grade to

"Hauptstureführer

- equivalent to a Cantain/,

10r peruission

to contact the rolice weadquarters for volunteering into the:

police service.

The canpleader granted nia six-nour leave

to settle his employent with the pollce, or to face a tough

ceal because of his refusal to take the oath.:

David went to the Folice 1d. at ALEXAND 20 LAZZ 1: Eerlin,

as accepted and given a note that he nad registered for th

service in the folice.

le returned with this note to the

.S.t. can?, ard on the next nornird he was released on ground

46.

In the Police David had to take physical exarination in a

•ss and Police hospital. ile was fours fit physically and was

sent into barracks. of which he does not rementer the adress.

iis grade in the police was

"Rott-wachtmeister - Dolsetscher"

- sonething as the'ecord-lowest grade in the

ordirary police,

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, the scrupo (Schutzpollzel) the Dolnetscher steply Irdis

cated that he was a foregner as the mowledge of languages

was theonly reason why tore.cners-could abe..employed.o..che

police. he had nothing to do vith interpretire or translating.

They did some exercisibg and nade centry duty at a larger

petro storers hours on duty vere by 2 hour spells 1300

to 2300 thep off up to the next day, Gou to Sue ard off up

to the next day, 13uey and so one for a week.

the same pastern repeated, but the start being at 1000 ho

in sunnero

during an exercise of physical tratrirgi arman

47 mo had to catch Pavid when he was coming down fros

the sane in

which he had the physical examination when entering the police

service.

48:

When released from the hospital; he was given

sence certificate which keot hir. free of work.

periodically for checks and for renewal of this certificate.

After he had been for those checks and renewals for a few ti-

started to forge the signature of the physician and

the certificate himself.

During his stay with the police force in Berlin; and also

when he was "convalessirg"

• he had a private roo?

hired at

NUNFURSTENDAL: 26,

or "no, exactly" 26 - he said not the to

remember the exact number of the house.

50.

Then he got the idea to falcify a document releaving him

a "surgical operation"

which will take at least three zonths.

. le had a girlfriend, Asteree SO IDT-A21-BADASSI, & hali-

Azerbaljan, who was fluent in German and in French. David as-

ked her to put the nedical certificate into good official:

Gernan

Then he forged the cachets and the signature of the

physician,

the same who had witter the renewals of his dis-

ability certificate.

52.: de presented this forged certilicate to a clerk in che ori

ce of his police unit.

he was on good terms with the clerks

"friendly fereigner" who joked and spoke abou:

This clork toon a short look on the cettificate, hade

corresponding notes in his files

he did not need to rely any more or the forged docunent: the

clerk had nade an official entry into the books, and there

was no way to check, neither to

doubt, is this entry.

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53..

get In contaat waux

The thase three ronth Lof uralsal, operationend old

aboyfriend of his

sister relen who worked with the East- inistry (est-riste-

Fun Tradly, who worked with the "Su Stcherheltsalenst,

security Service, and who later married relen, had just re-

celved order to go to Paris.

- David asked Irail to give his travel document or order

for a short time to hire so he could show those to his supper

rior and to ask for similar ores. Irakli obliged. David pho-

tographed the documents he had no intention to show those

to his boss, he was going to take his own documents.

55•

His sister brought him some

forms which were used in the

Ost-finisteriom, and he collected others nore from different

offices.

56:

Thus, David prepared for himself a falciried travel docu-

ment to Paris, signing it with the name of Police President

RADIAN This name he has used on many docurents in Later

times.

57,

Before using this document he checked it

or made a re-

hersal with his girlfriend.

he gave the falcified document

to

the girl for inspection, arid ther,

soon after this, he pushed

his gonuine police passport above the false paper,

asking the

girl about her reaction and findings.

She said that she had

David explained

fied paper first, and then, without giving the checker enouch

cime for its study,

Insert an other, genuine doccument which

would attire the attention of the checker, detract it iron the

falcified one.

58.

David used this trick with the controls and had a smith

journey to Paris.

59. In Paris David contacted the engraver Milot, corner of the

stracts

Rus

Filies 6:

valvaire - aid

reamierecals.

He asked allou to prepare for hima seal or vac

Gemara 8b

dauguertors.

The

at consented after a short hesitation,al-

ter David had spoken of Frenchwen

's moral duty to help other

Frenchmen against: the Germans. The same man made for David

later many more seals and stamps of different Gernan offices,

like the Security Service,

the Last-Ministry,

the Labor Office

the Police Headquarters and the travel permission stamp for

the passports.

60.

By the intermediary of this ALLOU David let also be printed

different forged letter- and order-forms of the above sentio-

nes offices

filigeee nets printea

In thousanas ci copies; sofar those did not have

in. -owever,

is personally was able

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to prepare by hand the filigree net ir the

docurent needed 1t:

61. To the question of the debrieter concerning the expenses

or all this Timense vort, David explained that all this, cose

ted him over 10i

30go Freach rancs. Later helchanged this sum

to 140,co to 154,0co Penancst

At tirste made money by reselling golden watches ofahis

62 crienas, as well as other objects, receiving good gains.

63-

Then he had three friends in Ferlin, French radio-engineers

who had been brousht to conpulsory works to Geriany but later

released. The last names of those riends were LUCAS, ALLUDES

and VILENARR

our Lucas and vilemain wanted to haventraveldocus

ment's to Parts.

The father of Lucas was a wealthy man in

Paris:

640

let Lucas write a letter to his father,

en Date vesa Teeter hiate net, ourney to Per give

David 260,000 Francs. The father obliged.

65.

Besides, and e specially after he had his caches ready, he

earned plenty of money thrcugh nis operations on the black-

market, buying coffe

at tie french-Spanish frontier for 5u ter-

man larks the kilogram, and reselling 1t in berlin for 900 to

1200 lark the kg.

ie personally had made 3 or 4 trips to the Spanish börder

60 for coffee, and four other men have done this for him.

67.

those trips were easy,

especially the French part of them

on which were no special checks. or were the trips dangerous

because the lugrage of military persorrel was not searched,

and nor was the luggage oi police force.

68. When masing and using these confeit seals, one had to pay

attention to the number of the unit in the

seal whic. to use:

those nu bers referred to the type of the wors aid the ipor-

tuice of the offices, foi. "It".

woul, show that the scal was

of an unimportant small office, whereas the right number to

use was pernaps

three or four.

69.

Before lettirg LUCAS to use the forged papers, Javid wanted

checks the papers on sorebody else.

70 .

David had a half-dew pal at-DIrani. Mis mother, born

had narried a Jew Katz, and later, in a se-

IAn, lungarian3issuann..son froin this first marriage

cond marriage

now using the name of DISa-am,

was

however, was urder the pressu-

re'of a certain

ierrer? who. knew of his

Jewish origin.

jatz asked David to prepare papers for the Spaniard WERVERT

for an official trip to spein. David agreed, however asked fui

two old genuine Spanish passports for this purpose.

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74•

de cot the old passports;

those could be easily bought on

black market, and out of those two passports he made a new

one for Nerwert.

72.

Dayld went tuto details in describing how he prepared the

passport, especlally how he exchanged the photograps which

was xed by grounets; anathus, could not be removed and stap,

had to use plerty of skilled washing ard mas.

ter-photosraphy. for renouving the old Inage and replacing 1t

oy the new one without damaging the passport, nor the photo-

graph itselr.

73-

ververt used the passport. He was Instructed by katz to

reportine Spain to a priest who was In contact with Katz.

The signal fron the priest came, Hervert hed arrived without:

trouble. At this occasion ratz disclosed to David that Wervert

was not a Spandard, as pretended, but a Cerman:

74.

"ow David prepared the docunents for Lucas and Vilenain:

to report as specialists ti the Labor Office in Paris.

75. David had arranged with Lucas to acknowledge his

val in Paris:

The womarg

In whose house the

Lucas, es lived

in Paris, was worzing in

the German Commandantura in Paris:

Through her David learned to know the name and the adaress

of the family of a gernan soldier -operator

of the switch-

board of the Comandantura in Paris.

The family lived in Ber-

lin.

Some coffee was given to the soldier and he was urged

to phone his wife in berlin and to tell that he had received

some coffee for her..

This was

the signal annourcing safe

arrival

oi Lucas in Paris. David told that this signal was

used in some ten cases.

76. David had issued false travel documents to sone 14 persons.

ene of them was a friend of Lucas in Berlin, whose name

and

nome address were: senry JOlti%, 5,Rue saretti, Paris XV.

77.

Somehow David became an idea to join the "ABIR" of the

German Armed Forces, something more

important and exiting

than his previous activities.

ile had no

good idea of the

real scope and of the structure of the "Abwerr"

• He went

to the house of "iT ASHLiR, Oli" Ir the WiLL STRASSE.

The porter at the entrance asked him to which branch he

wanted to go. David toid

79.

David went to Potzdam. It too' him nours until he found

TAit, an area surrounded by barbed wire,

neavily guarded,

all guards being i.c.0s.

ie showed his police

asked to be brought to the chier

the more passpor

was. brou-

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brought to a bieutenent uno too him to a Colonel. The latter,

having heard that Davia vanted to set employed, this sears that

did not belle-

David told his story. De colorel checked or phone with

the police ily and got the reply, that they nave such a ban.

David, ther was assed

whet he costa do,

als name was resiste-

red, and he. vas told that he whace contacted Later.

79. Through a, chain of persons, triced to LUCÄS, David got a

request to prepare documents for a Selgian girls dourrey to

Paris. de consented.

80 e He met the girly

like many other persons, outside of his

Hiving place, on airferent places, aneunder good secre

precautzons,

r.1. somebody entered the neeting place on his

benair ard asked the person wao das awaiting him to come out.

le,

David, was at that time out observing the environs,

to see

whether somebody would be surveilling his two p rsons. If then

was no surveillance, thei he folloved his people, approached

then in a safe place.

He never brought them to his living

place.

Eut LUCAS and VILE'AIN had been to his quarters.

S1.

Before he had finished the documents for the Belgion girly

he and ALLUNES had found after an airraid, an unexploded incen-

diary bomb. Allumes had

explained that such a bomb,naving not

exploded when coming down; is hermless.

They took the bomb

to Lavid's living place, and David, cautiousely,

tried to take

out the capsule:

The capsule exploded. The thunb and the fore-

finger of his left hand were draged, and Allumes got a splin-

ter into nis face.

The Landlady Was mad: the fools are playing

with bombs,

ruining her hause which was saved in the airraid.

She wanted

Se stein rate them in the lee de case, calen

policeman; a.s.0.

82.

At the same time the Eelgiar girl tappened to come and saw

She showed no grier because of the paines cau-

and the loss of his lingertips,

- she was angry

that she could not have ier papers and could, thus,not start

her pleasure trip to Paris.

83.

It too's injured David three days until the documents for the

and: an appointent was made to meet her in

the ANZALTER RANKOr wherefron the trains to Paris were star-

ting after the Potsdamer

Bahnhor was denolished. The neeting

was fixed for 220uh.

S4.

ASTEREE.

Tadd went Found the sta to saeer empty and they Zhousnt

They found the statio. rather empty and

that they had come too early. Zut then

David

noticed the

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Zelgian siri Just at the platrora gste. de approached her.

She told Darid that he will se arrested ilediately, ard In-

deed, all around there care men with machine pistols ready.

All but the Belglan &1rl vere, arrested, and hold separately.

his was on. 22 February 19ll:

85. David vas held forka few days In a roos chatred by his right

hand (the undamaged hand to a heater

Lobody Spoke a, single

word with him. he was brought sose food like it 13 being made

with a

dog.

86.

its injured hand was not cared for at all and started to

lester when he lamented about this

a hospital where he was put into a large ward together with

38g

many nore pesple.

957 °

de noticed a telerhone in the coricor of the cospital. Le

asredla coit froni a Dutca

fusiont und

anoned to the velzian

"asking her to bring

aid not belteve that this girl had betried nim.

hi: some civilian clothes. He still

88.

The girl promised to come to see him the next day at 1000h.

sow it was clear to

that the Belgian girl was in contact with the German

89.

From the Tegel jail he was dally taken for questioning to

the police H.?.

90.

A few months later, when his fingers had nearly healed, he

was tronsferred into a cellar of the police il.&

91. His questioning continued for nine months, with the sesst-

ons at first daily, then two to three tizes

a week, later

once in a week or biweerly.

The charges were heavy: grave

For ger foreist laborers,

damaging the ecurity of the state, cenoralization

nelping the Pod to flee,

and espio-

nage (some photos of the bomb-damaged Berlin were found in

Sometimes before his arrest,

David had

organized the move

of his parents and sister fron Zerlin to

Vienna, of course:

with forged traveldocuments, however, the family being not

aware of the falcifications.

93 lie does

After his arrest the parents came from Vienna to see him.

not know whether they were brought by the authorities

or did they cone at their om initiative.

The evidences of

his crines were displayed in the same r'con where he met his

father. It was then that the father learned that he, David,

had forged the traveldocuments for the move of the family.

that there was no police presicent Rademann whose náme the

documents showed, that David had invented this name. His

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ratues was very wuch emuarrassed

94 During the Interrogations David was asked nany times for

who-she did all those thirgs-tornionintelligencense.ces

robody believed that a single person could have achteved sol

ruch without any big foreign service behind him.

he pottee inspectors hed hinted hin that he rould not es-

the death sentence to gainatine, he trote a letter

300081 andareported an invention orants a notor unich

war seduwithout sas,

in chose days, Germas being very short

o1 cass suchan@invention.saoud att.tre.attention

dewas contacted and asked for details of his invention.

goose told sonething and requested getter ving ConditIonS enc

so he would be able to wors on this invention. He also

certioned that some details of the invention are in vienna

anc should te brought fros there to terlin. (at that time

Vienna was already occupled by the Russlans). Later two

specialists were sent to him, to check his information. They

fourd that the idea was asceptable theoretically, and he was

urged to continue to work on it.

ned to Asterée.

98.

In Wolfenbuttel they remained for some three months, until

the Americans freed them in April 1945•

Do saditional explanations to the acilvities during in II.

1"1r2xl1 Lord'repanidze were not good enough.

The photographs which David had made of the documents of

So he had to en-

large the photos as much as he could, up tote size of a few

square feet. He amelicrated the enlarging by some pencil work.

Then he re. photographed the enlarging and produced new, good

photos of the documents ir the exactly right size of the or1-

2.

all the photographic lab wor's was done in nis hotel roor.

Be used two MINOkes ard one CUlTAX, and a Frenci type enlar-

•ger with the objective of his Contax.

The equiphent costed

nin over 100,00e / 1t was not specified whether French Francs

Geraar larks).

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30

David's father needed coney Torals liventions. Pavla gave

his 100,000 Di

his rather ot coring

tron thou the noney cames

shroude third pens betore Daria a oursey to

Brazil

to David had plenty of money mostly earned by seline coffee

onublact tarket.

once he has bought inser lin for ten st

coffee a car,

an Oper

The Seorgans

Cerits aid not no or his doines and te

Slather resent

althoug see bed uith then

core dra

as puzzled by this:

When arzarging

The assed

the feast. Kedia cad asxed hild about the caravan, a.d da-

via had replied that redia can now see that David can have as

many cars as he just lines, although radia did not give his

when asked.

6..

For the move of his parents fron lerlir to Vienna David had

reserved an appartment in the train,

agair. using false docu

ments.

To this he said that it is difficult to get reserved

a seat for one peison in a trair, but it is easier to reserve

a full appartment. of a car for one person; or a complete rail-

road car or train for a special reason,

the request, the higner

apher authoritles decide iserssue,

after Te on, been see tive te the

actual check of the genuit

the

request and of the docu

ments by which the request is made.

%.

is to the motives of his not joining the Georgian Legion:

David, does not feel being a Georgian, or too much of

a ceorstar, ie hates the Russtars in general, although he

has nothing special agairs any particular Russian. The Rus-

sian communists he dislixes even more than the ordinary Fussian

ans:

There was no rea? reason why he did not join the

jedia

group he simply disliked the dea.

NOTE: this contradicts

with his statements nade during the first day of the debrie-

fing; according to which he was ready to fight together with

anybody (even with the devil's grandnother) against the con-

nunists.:

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TAster thereturn aro massel itscharsing our David wasted:

nized in nimms croner achi tles faltzictual Surete

sitate was con ne-ed. David sad to givertue names of the

people whom he hadie ped dusicatce var arainst. the Geruans.

was released,, hovever not alloved to use the

20

veravata

parents ard his sister elen with bots husband traxll

their cabares were not bentlored by warld) returne.

to Parts 1a 1946, helped by Za aides.

tate Parts David sorted with Jaques Chips, 166 Foulevard Vole

4.

lie learned to mou Genee PAPPCD,

and married her he has

not seen her, since 1950. ( for details see • 2..

50:

In Paris Jean ADAl contacted Savid again and asked him to

participate in a hold-up.

ie refused; reasoring that his mo-

ther would die if she would learn of this.

David's mother died in 1948,

and some twe -onths later

bis father and sister with her husband returred to the liSSA.

?..

after the death of Javid's nother Jead idar contacted

David again, and insisted on his participation in the hold-

up In a jevelry. David consented.

To start with the hold-up, they necded a car. They hired

a táxi for a drive to

Jiang,

Sore 10-12 K

fros Paris.

inen the car was passing througn a forest, sarid trew his

pistol and forced the iriver

to stop and to abandone his car•

The driver was pronised that no narn would be done to hit 1f

he obliges.

9.

They parsed the car close to the jevelry shop which they

planned to rob.

Jean vent over tre street,

and watched the

window of the jevelry shop. David entered tre shop and ascea

to show nin a ring wrich was ir the wirdo.. "hen the snop-

seeper opened the wirdow, this seing an agreed signal, Jean

entered-the shop.

David pulled the pistol, aid they looted

the shop.

fled to in the car which they later left near

the police station, with a suù franes bill pirred to the dri-

Fer

s seat - reinbursesent for having used the car.

One month later they tried ar other hold-up, cut this did

altrough she

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ate Aerinte constuing to parsicipato da nis robe testehe

Errestered to tell everything to David s wites1,

word not cooperate." Davld went along.

Zonean hadino plang ready but he needed moneve ainst they

plen

gedato:

b sorebody von they woura have, seen receiva

Ape

ornoney Iron sone bans chetried to vatchrattabase

Tent

banksy but they could not seetrom the street throughithe.

windous up to the counte

13. 4

No help aut, they equipped their carith a corceated pers

core, ard they could see bet tera

Mut this too latd aotzaerpo

Iscopernad never erough tiresto descr

personato Vean velenougaso he could recosnize and attace nim,

of cke person wert in a wrorg direction where ne could not

14, They had no difficulties with the car, althouga this was

They parsed the car ir the courtyard of the police

headquarters, together with the cars of the police-en and of

sone other private persons

besides, the ca" was foreseen

with a forged registration plate, snowing the ruber of a well

honorable person.

15:

at last they decided to make an ordinary nold-up i. a bank.

Everything went smoothly. This was in June 1950.

soon after this Jean attired the attention of the authori-

ties by too lavishly life. le was arrested anu"coniessed, in-

plicating David also.

17.

David fled, but was arrested when trying to pass the French-

Spanish border.

18.

David was senterced to 7 years in Jail.

19°

Eis wife requested and got divorced. She was pregnant at

that tize, and in

rov.1950 save birth to their sor. cabriel.

20.

david was hold successively in the followirg prisons:

Paris, Prison de la Santée for 205 years, later at Presses,

Poissy, Fior,

¡les and ivigron.

21.

Tre senterce was

shortened by ler on the occasion of the

election of the reu resident of the republic. Three nonti he

got stanted for geod corduct.

•22.

Lavid said having rever

been cut for gains e had made all

this for excitesent.

le did not lise roberles because trere une

had to threacen

or even to use weapons against, irrocent people:

le nas ofter nad boxes full of norey, rot. trovire

anat to do

with

If now consenting to do

things for

the

derlearS,

he would not asir for roney, he would take what he will he offered

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11. ANALYSIS.

the debriefer was instructed to corduct the debtering

na most friendly ways sorthat Dayd ould not.get susplclous.

about the nurpose oftis debrier ins

28

David.was asked.oy.charlesto.tell.the debreternisruel

This outure netarities.

this could be used in plarning of the cover story

In compirence, with those instructions, the debr terer lave

Davla rif treedon of telling the story in mis on choosen way,

Without being much interrupted. he was. asked-but. arevexplane

tory questions; sofar those could be inserted without causing

any suspicion, and sofar the debriefer was in the situation to

put those intelitgently he himself did cot have much advance.

information on David

In some cases David assed whether an

hen he was just telling, was important or necessary for the

planning of his coverstory, what in nost cases was confirmed.

tails.

Pane 1aste steve tra fett at between she dirse-

rent parts of his story.

Sone events, as described by hin, seem

to be unbelievable.

5.

Unfortunately, the debriefer 1s not in commend of short-

and he had no

support of consealed tape-recoraing Thus,

sint key notes and the tenny of the debricier vere the onl

sources of information when the debriefing report was later

written.

•Due to this,

sone details of the story got lcst or

contused, especially when 1t appeared that David changed some

details during the secord session of the debriering.

6.

To clear those points, additional questions should be

asked.

Sone of those questions can still

be asked without alar-

ning David's suspicions, whereas others are of a kira which would

certainly show David that those are asted for control purposes.

This shlould be born in nind when drafting the final list of

actlonal questions; and when declair? the conditions under

which those shall be asked.

tentative one,

They gaven on the bassor guest debriering se-

drafted on the basis of tis

port only.

(See: ".,l and 2.)

The capital letters and the nuzters in front of each

question refer to the corresponding Itess in this debrieling

record; or.

11 such itess do not exist, Indicate the need to

•over additional itees.

The shall letters are for later refererces to the addi-

tional answers or sub-iteas.

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ADDINTONAL PUSS-IONS

peter visible defects. (the damaged elbour)

elision?

Latt

ves andrietends with thon he correspondes?

reatsor dlatsed cornections with pollt ical partles

alty on has divorced tre?

e

dar

Fleat

eisa

on nich they lived tosether?

dress of the family known-to-David?

Sathe divorce requested?

When

Aranted?.

" David see his vire for the lasttine?.

h

eD

a Dävid see his children for the lastitine?

3. a. Father s year of birtha

c. The date of his departure from Paris to USSR?

4. a.

The date of mother

s death?

bo Mother

s yeat of birth?

Or age when died?

do a..

when

did Helen go to Ferlin?

On which terms?

when did she work with the last linistry?

c. Where else has she dorsed in Berlin or termary?

d. When was she married to Irakli? (1942 or 19432)

(in waich church and/or registrar's office, and where

feted?)

Where did the couple live in Berlin?

the chilaren?

then was Dinitri born,

Together with whom did

and where? (in Vienna, end of 473)

she igo: to

USSR?

Nothing was mentioned about

the children.)

iny incornation concerning Ira'sli LORDKIPANTDS,

b. and his relatives?

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ADDITICNAL QUESTIONS:

B.1. David has sald that he has been to 18 schoolst Her listed

eleven school south to sections in ore of theis

a thus,

together 2-schools

nich are the six not mentiored.

He should sive ull, lat of schools in chronological,

together with the addresses of the tamily at chose

perlods.

18. 03

In nich hotel, did he live when working in the ratla

road station?

b. Tho

was his employer?

How ruch he was paid to the wor

d nich were the hours of his night Job.

What did he do during the days?

19: a. From which torary

did he steal the aictlonary?

Crane and address?

bo

there did he live at that time?

C.

Where dia he live six conth later'wner the police

arrested him?

there was he detained on this occasion, for how forg

€ ..

Had ne to continue to renew the identity papers every

three months?

For how long this went this way?

was he later Issued rew, permanent identity documents?

(unen, by whos, which docunents?)

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assistellas vesticis.

I awhen was David sent to the courses of N.C.0s?

boho was tre officer In charge of these courses? or

his immediate supervisor there:

2-a0

they were

sent to SARCARES?

br How long they stood there?

3: 30

hen he was returned to faris and discharged

bo is acuress after the aischarge ( with the parents?

5.a. mich identity documents he used when registering with

the Labor office for voss in germany, Porlerz?

here aid he live in partie

What was his job in the factory?

How much he wao paid:

The method of paying weetly,

beweedy, or how.

e.

inich identity papers he had when outside the factory?

7. 2.

How did he get the travel permit from the folice in

Stettin?

What did he show to the police for this pur-

b. Did he go together with Faskal to the Police?

Did they (or he) have leave permit (s) fron

the factory

Where did he live during his stay in Berlin?

S. a. low many letters he took with him from Berlin to Paris?

b.

Who save him those letters?

C.

d. Did he deliver the letters in Paris? How?

9.

(is story of going in ichen to the GEStAPC to ask for

a permit to go to Paris,

when having on hiuself dif-

possession

of but a

11.

he should be assed to repeat the stepy about his steps

in Achen which he made to become a leagal permit for

the trip.

which documents David had on himself when crossing the

border at Lupen-ralmedy?

17. a.

where did his

b when was this Parents live at that time: Give address.

18.

(David said not to remember where he lived durirg his

stay with the

Joke factory).

a. How long it took him to arrive

to his working place,

and to get home in the evening?

D.

which

near's of

transportation

did he use?

c.

when was

the search made in his room?

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C. 19a. At what time of the day was the search made?

e was he present at the search?

20.a. For how long did he remain with the Joo ractory?

what vas said in nis discharge papers as reason of

discharge?

21 awhich home eddress did David report In the Labor office

Interlin when appeyirg:

Nor a row job?

b Did he show his release certificate from the previous

worktre place?

22a. there did David meet Pascal In Berlin? When was this a

b. What has Paskal spoken David about his life and adven

tures during the period of

separation?

Where did Pascal live In beriin?

23.0.

Which stamp did David coppy on the electric bulb to his

forged leave permit? (Give the text of the stamp or seal

b.

Which stamp ru did he imprint on the same permit in the

office of the foreman?

iny did ne call the office of the foreman an "atelier'?

d. Did

Darid

Sorge tie leave bezit for rascal also:

24.e.

Did Daria

back to the Labor ustico togechor with

Fascal or alone? Or alone with botn certificates?

25.a.

What was the reason to ask for Passports for Foreigners?

b.

Which country of destination was mentioned in their

requests for passports? ( David has said that the pass-

ports were made out for a journey to Paris only. It tRivi

seens being unbelievable that such passports were issued

for a travel to Paris which was occupied by the Germans.

c. For how long a period was the passport valid?

d. On which address did David's family live at that time?

€• Where did he stay in Paris at this orcasion?

f.

Where stood Pascal?

g.

das there no search for him after he dissappeared from

the factory? His mother could have known of this if

he was looked: for in Paris.)

26.a.

How much money did he have wher starting from Paris

to Brazil?

b.

How much had Pascal?

In which currency was this money?

d.

e..

which identity documents did he have for this journey?

were trese documents already prepared for their journey

to Brazil? llow, wnich entries they had?

27•a.

On whor was the rap when David and Pascal were caught

by the guards after

which guards caught them?

had returned from Spain?

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Why was it necessary to instruct Pascal to say that Davia

had

bought the rap?

what else dia he Instruct Pascal to say or not to say?

Fow does he know that Pascal was questioned first?

what questions vas Pascal asked to which you had prepared

d coordtrated answets?

29. nothich explaration you gave to the officer for your presen

ce in the border area?

b, which explanation gave Pascal?

c. Were you presert at the Interrogation of Pascal?

d. mich relations between you and Pascal aid you report?

30°

Why

did you ask for tickets to Paus

much did the tickets to PAU. cost?

did those. to Paris cost?

for the tickets

In unich currency?

Nas PAU on the normal direction from Fayonne to Paris?

37• a: What did David tell to the officer about his presence

In Lion and wherefrom he was coming?

b. Did he spoke sonething about his brother? What?

c. what had he said, where was he coning froin?

38. a. Where did the faily live in Faris when David returned

from this trip?.

b. when was this?

which identity papers David used wnen reporting in Paris

for the employment with the NSKK?

b. Did he have to snow his driver's license?

c. Where and when did he get the driver

s license?

How nany, nonths, which period of the year, he was in the

unit Unter-den-Linden?

e. Who were the people he had to drive, who gave the orders?

a. In which year ard sonth he was sent by the NSis to Paris?

42. a. which was the mumber and/or the name. of the unit to which

David was detached at the french West coast?

Where was the unit stationed?

Who was the commander of the unit? who were otner.

43. a. When was the NSKi unit asked to take an oath?

ilow did David refuse to take the oath: (The procedure?)

fow long, after his refusal, he was retained there before

he was returred to Farlin?

44.

which identity papers did David have with himself when

brought to the lisa punitive camp

nich identity papers did lie have when he went to the

Police Headquarters?

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C. 45. a.

went and the Folice asheu ard got on information about

Davia s previous

employment?

b.

what did David tell about his relations with the sSax?

inton home addresses me baver in Paris and In Berlin?

on did ne spoke In the Police a, and no Issued bim

the certificate which he brought to the "Sic camp?

46

(49).

David has said that he hed a room hired where he, stood

curie nis duty-free time.

self?

ween and where did.you rented the private foon for your

Does what kind of a'house this room was?

corko was the lardlord or the Landlady:

dewhat was the rent?

or you rested have thieh our police trit?

49. a. Yow often he had to snow himself in the hospita;

bo

rewal of his convalesserce certificate?

for re-

Was there a stamp used when the certificate was renewed?

c. How many times he had "renewed" the certificate hinself?

51. a. then and where town, occasion) did David get acquinted

with Asteree.

b. Since when diu Asteré: know 'of nis falcifications?

d.

There did he get the typewriter?

(52)e.

red ari used?

f. Or baw many occasions did David use this certificate?

5% a Where did he learn this trick with the two documents

presenting the false one first?

59. 2.

Sketch all the seals and stamps ALLCU has made for you.

60. a. inich docents

pared by youse ir?ou nahere did ed "ith fillerce nets pre-

bo.

where did you learn this?

rude ter inferior de sod you Let te printed

b. Who was

c. Did you

where did you

photograph Nerwert to get the necessary photo?

do this?

do where did you get the

necessary "visa" for the pass?

71. a. What was the name of the soldier in the switchboard of

the commandantura in

Paris?

b. What was his address in Berlin?

•c• Describe the fanily,give names, ages.

d. Describe their living place

or where you met the wife?

. Were the soldier and his wife witting of their use?

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c. 26, an Olve as many names and addressed of people for whom you

prenared false docunentation astyou remember.

Have you prepared docunents for mass-trensportation ex-

sept those for your parents and sister from serlin to

Vienna?

so time banus to ends or patron nad a treads ilne place

how many tres, did you beet the Belgian gir12

where did he meet tres on the morning, wen they brought

-the unexploded. bomb to his/avid. syroom?

82,J an ho does he explain that the belgian sirl cane to his

1iving place and round him injured?

B astaton Albad teren at the core to the retiroad

92 • 8.

When did the parents and the sister of David go from

Bertir to Vienna?

which documents David had prepared for this nove?

93. a.then and where was the meeting arranged between David

and his father:

boNas there anybody present in the roon during this meeting?

cowhat kind of a roon was this?

What has he told to the specialists about his invention?

What did the specialists find being acceptable theore-

tically?

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AUDIFTONAL QUESTIONS.

D. l6ao where did you develope

where did you develope the ne tave and fessand

enlar senents?

b.

Sia the Tardiora/landlady Krow or all this?

3

Through whon aid you five money to your father?

o much vas this in which currency?

When and where was this?

F. 1. a. In which hotel in farts did you trts to recister under

a raise nane, and what, exactly, was this name?

b.- Did you have any documents on this name? which?

did you live in Paris before your parents returned

from Vienna?

bo The same question - after the parents returned from Vienna

4. a. there,whe renée live before they married?

did David learn to know RenéePirrod?

b. there

c. whom of Renée's relatives he knows and corresponds with?

d. The addresses of known relatives of Renée.

9: a. What was the name and address.of the jevelry shop which

they ransaked?

13. a.

ilow was the periscope concealed in the car?

bo which type and year of make the car was?

15. a. In which bank they made the hold-up?

20. a. Give names of inmates and of supervisors he remembers

from the different jails he was hold.

what did he learn on "techniques and tacties" of clan-

destine work in these jails?

Who were his most important teachers in those subjects?

23•

List addresses where you lived after you were released from.

the prison, until you were contacted.

24. List jobs you have had during this period, giving addresses

character of job, salary earned, or income

if selfemployed.

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C. CHARACTERISTIC TRAITS IN HIS ACTIVITY.

Asta child her gets

trrown out of

done ronsenses

Ret..

3 B-7,12,23,14,15, 17)

schools for having

Instead,he volunteers into the French Foreign Legion, thus,

going in war against the Germans. ( C 1.)

Later he volunteers for work in Germany,

stays or jobs

3 to 4 months then flees the country (tvice ), and after a

few days out of Germany, volunteers again

for work there,

all without any good, compelling reason. ( ü 18,22; 39,40. )

The reasons for changing his jobs when In Germany or with

the Germans, sorR

and the situations in which he changes or

contemplates to change his jobs, are unreasonable,lf not un-

believable: ( C 45, 77.

2. Lack of motivation.

He thinks that during the school age it was the intertority

couplex

that made him do nonsense: he wanted to show up

despite

being small in growth and having a funny name, (B 7a, 16.)

't do this

In the future. (B 22)•

Hẹ has

Ideological motivation, neither petriotic,nor

enough political feelings:

he does not feel being a Georgian,

he 1s not Interested in the Georgian Throne, he has partly for-

gotten the Georgian language, and he wanted

to register as a

Frenchman: ( A 1; E 1.)

Although he"hates the Russians in General", and even more

the Soviet-Russians, this hatred was not strong

enough to make

him join the German-sponsored Georgian ant1-Soviet unit. (G 4,8.)

His longing for thrill and excitement, the single remaining

notivation, seems to be limited to the more-or-less.comfortable,

physically easy activities, like forging of documents, and

fooling officials with those documents,

playing a wise man who

acts accörding to his psychological tricks. (6 24,36,37,57; D 6.)

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This love of excitement was not strong enough, Just as was

not the political potivation, to bring hlo to more dangerous,

and more demanding acts.(c 4,

8; E 20)

Besides,

this longing for excitements has du decreased with

the area men duringthe school age he did not care what his

parents felt

when he has being thorn out of all schools, when

he caused brands,

legion, then,

tn later, years, heals not so bold any longer as

menttoned betore,

and he ts held. backs by the thought of hier

mothers and nts wife s feelings. (E:5.4

10) Hereven needs the

repeated approaches of dean adans and coersion to get over the

restraining influence of hts wife.

During the debriefing, although he was left in sull freedom

to tell his story, to :

reel; to live it once more; he did not

show any excitement; he spoke as if telling the story of an other

person, leaving the impression of a man weary of his turbulent:

past,

possibly. longing for the family ( he mentioned having

not seen his wife since 1950).

3. Lack of instiattie.

His troubles in the schools seem having started when he

al though

he

o1 Leaving

ave those, here upon they then de lded to r100519 0, 22.)

Later Jean ADAM. 1s back again with his bad ideas and In-

tentions, even blackmailing David into action. (E 5, 11.)

4.. Lack of plannine.

..

He often acts under the effect of a momentary thought,

without planning, or he changes the plans if there were any.

show

Sometimes those acts or changes are just ridiculous, and

how bad was the "plarning" itself. (. 26,. 30,34.)

and there he essay fishe ecs, i, curt, precaut or, 84.

87, E 1.)

-Sometines, when his "plan" does not work, he

remains Inactice, lets things go their own way. (ults lost and

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I. RELIABILITY OF THE STORY.

its story gets unbellevable because too often:

a/ he has trood luck" which helps him to 15,16,27,30,78,4.00),

b/ his opponent is stuptaly derelict,

nich enables David always

to come out a vinner, to escape the danger of being captured.

010, 23023,29336;3734445,52,58,77043

here are statements In his story which are not vell

1247

-f...

that he and Pascal got leave- or travel-documents from the

Police in Stettin without having had any leave certificate fron

the factory, or that he having been only for a few months in

Germany, knew the language well enough and could

leave certificates for hiaseir and Pascal. (C ?., prepare forgea

- that he does not remember where he did live in Berlin when

employed as a photographer, when this place was searched. (C 18)

- that "Passports for Foreigners" were issued by the German au-

to was their sly Worn tent leace an so dote, purpose

- His tutoring of Pascalconcerning the map:this was not necessary

because it really was hta, bavia

Pascal' could not have stated irongly. ('c 28.).

who bought the map,

that he was allowed to go from the NSic penal camp to Police

He g

that the Police engaged him without any investigation of

his past; that the NSKK

penal camp released him simply on the

basis of a note that he had registered for work with the Police,

(0 44-46.)

- that hes at this time, knew the trick with the ombination of

a false and a true document,

( C 57) and -

that the

higher an officer, the easter is to fool him (D 6),

that one has to use the

"lack of link" between different

authorities: to present alforged)document of one authorit

to an officer of an other authority, who would not finc

the forging. (This was mentioned in connection with D 6.)

- that the officer. in ON ABN gave him the top-secret location

of the installation without having asked for the purpose of

his visit. ( C 77.)

that he was

so security conscious and did not meet the patrons

ers had not been to the place Dele 8o,81, we

Allumes and oth-

ers had not been to

that he had ordered through Allou forged letter-forms

of different offices by thousands of copies. ( 60).

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SECURITY RISK.

whether the story is risht

or invented; or

"beautif led",

there are points in It which iraicate to some security risis

connected with this person?

tHis father sister ner uspared

and probably their are aren

are in the USSR; uhereto they repatslated from France ta 1943. 43)

although a theoretical pretender to the Throne

and so vell trusted by

that he is alloved to live permanently Cover 10 years Dia sir11a

Georgta CA 3.

Keressellaze uho was sent by the ver

and Sentenced to 15 years

repatriate to France. (4 70)

is sister Helen, after she repatriated, was used by the

communists as a teacher of languages in Georgla. Then, convicted

for insulting talk about Stalin, and sentenced to 5 years in a

detention area;

she was later vindicated, received retroactively

the salary for those five years, was allowed to come back to

Tiflis, was occesionally at the same time in

was there, and they,occasionally,net there. & coM when Kathee

6..

-Helen's husband

Irakli Lerdsipanidze, a former German SD

man, repatriated to USSR together with his wife.

(See pol above.)

However, Mathe shall allegedly having heard nothing about his

fathe when he net elen in loscow. ( A 7.)

Süch things happen sometizes,

but they are far from belon

ging to everyday

s pattern in Soviet life.

The concentration o1

those happenings on a very linited circle of Davids relatives

could hardly be occasional.

This should have special reasons.

8

The question arises: If this concentration is not occasio-

nal, then - what is its purpose of reason, and how nuch is David

Involved?

9. " Concernirg David himself:

al: According to this story he has acted in so many cases i-

prudently, just relaying on

good luck" only, and the stupi-

dity of his opponents, that this could have developed into a

habit of his.

bi He has spoken of having beer very cautious and security

minded when

taking people to his living place (that ost.ju

rlends have been there, and when meeting people.

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Bụt he, probablis

has not thought of how dangerous it was for

him to re register two timestin Paris under his right name for

re-employment in Germany after he had abandoned there two working

Places:

for has he thought how dangerous it was for him to visit

his parents orthose occasions In Pariso at the addresses on

which he night have been vanted unfle these addresses, probably,

vere resistered as his home addresses when he applied for work

In Germany

David has shown during the debrteting broad knowledge of

different-advarced. techniques and tactics of clandestthe work;

which he clates having used. If belleving his story,

question arises where could he have learned all this Inowledge

at that early tine, before 1gl42

a/

The Incident of having instructed Pascal, through the cellar

wall what to say during the interrogation about the map, with no

other items mentioned on what more he had instructed Pascal at

makes one think that this part of the stor

1s invented:

the same occaste looks that Davia had been told of such pre-

coordination of testimonies, that he had not quite understood

nonsense.

the mattery @28 and # 2;related item.)

"Intelligence", was telling

David's acclaired broad knowledge of different "psychologi-

cal" tricks on one side, and on the other side his urwittingly

demonstrated lac: of understanding of many basic principles of

clandestine work, leave the incression that David has heard of

most of those clever things

af t e f he had used his primitiva

telled clever

ww II, and is simply trying to iupress us by

telling

This would be in line with his need

of showing up. ( 6 2; 5.7a, 16.)

f/

This could be true if he still 1s a "honest" crook, and

the story is right in its main lines.

However,

the too tight concentration of events,different infor-

mation and alleged knowledge in this story, together with the

unexcited, unpartial way of telling

the exciting story by David,

give also reasor to think that the story is a

"too good" cover-

story of a peretration agent.

what could happen when David, being taken for a"honest

crook"

, Woula be used in a clandestine operation?

a/ Due to his gerera? instabilty and the trend to act under the

he might easily deviate of the

ore that sure tone soon, ara may rail into articula

b/ Due to the lacs of solid, binding notivation, and the trend

his. own"cleverness"

he may

sonehow" come to the splendid

dea.of contactire.tn

other side" and carry out the assignment

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in his owny a vetter perhaps less stratning, easter way.

nas eyes this does not need to be unhonest, because the

boss knows that he is a crock, a honest, but clever one.

/ir this analysis is rigat, then this hypothetieal case of

"honest David Is nooving alerg the road of a wise mans work

which pavid likes to go not too dangerous and straining pay-

sically, however, well exciting.

however

avid is a doubie agent. thenthe would not need

any of the fourd traits in his past activity

and his vay. to

the other side is Slaple, provided that he uhii not be detected n

here before.

K. SUGGESTED NEXT STEPS.

To aveld possible errors, the following steps are suggested:

1. A cross-chees of all debriefing reports and other Informa-

tion available on David.

2• Drafting a list of additional fact-finding and control ques-

tions •

3. Asking these questions under simultaneous application of

consealed tape

recording, thus providing an opportunity for

detäiled study of the answers and reactions of David.

4. Secret checks on persons sentioned in David's story, espe-

cially on Mathée Keresselidze.

5. Secret checks with the French authorities on the last 10

years of David's whereabouts, activities and contacts, in-

cluding the time in jails.

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L. PERSCHAL DIPRESSION

MADE BX DAVID. ON THE DEBRIEFER.

Soon after the second session of the debriefing on 29 Apro

the debrefer was asked by the assigner

whether the debriefer,

In hervere in the situation of an egent to go together with David

on a clandestine operation, replied:

No, there is no rely on this man.

2.

This reply stands at this day of closing of this report!

resulting spectal dangers

he may add many more, unpredictable dangers by his irra-

tional, flash-of-thought actions.

b/ it 1s still more dangerous to go with him if knowing his

weaknesses, however taking: him for a

"honest" crook. No

matter whether he be boss or subordinate

one can not rely

on his adherence to the prepared plan and given orders.

c/ It is suicidal (unwittingly,of course) for a person

would be sent with him without being informed of his weak-

in füll trust of his knowledge:

experience,

nality and all other

necessary qualities which he does not have

Despite of this rather negative Impression,

it nust be

said that David could still prove to be a satisfactory performer,

and an acceptable calculated risk on mary one-man special ope-

of excellenty stock offcandidates.

this especially in view of the rather general shortage

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