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reSt 14 APR 59 C

DIRECTOR

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PARIS

AGION SR COITEPO TO SP AT

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30:0102

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AOPERATIONAL IMMED LATE

IN 44422

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FRAN, PROB

PARL 5795k

RES FROB 3911 (IN 42861)20

4d FRIGANZA PARI AWALTING HOS DECISION AEASPIC.

2. REQUESTS CONCURRENCE PARA 3-REED REGRETS NOTE URGENCY BUT IN

CIRCUMSTANCES SOME HAT DIFFICULT MANAGE WITHOUT EARLY DECISIONS

SIE NEED CATCHOUSE SUBJ US ING AND CONCUR THERE DE NOTES SECURITY AND

RREST RISKS IF HE QUARTERED OTHER THAN IN SAFEHOUSE.

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IF HOS CONCURRED FRAN WOULO MOVE SUBU TO PEPRIME VIA FRAN. CAVE DETAILS OF

CROSSING FRANCO GERMAN BORDER.

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GEHEIM

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von an mich duch Regi

Eiaverstai

der Vereinigsen Stanten

rucier der Regierung gefühe.

Bestellen Ersuchen diesen

nis gendss besitze oder erwerbe

3. Ich gebe mein feierliches: Hors, niemals

•Information oder Kenntois der oben ange-

gebenen Art durch Rede, Betragen oder irgendein anderes Mirel bekannt zu machen, zu

veröffentlichen oder zu embulles, es sei dem, dass ich besondeie Ermächtigung dazu

erhalt.

4. Ich verpflichte mich niemandem

mitzuteiles, dass ich dieses Verhaltnis mie der

Regierung der Vereinigten Staaten eingehe, es sei ders, dass ich besondere Ermächtigung

dazu-erbalte.

3. Ich verpflichte mich, über keinerlei Personen, mit desen ich im Rahmen dieses

Verhälenisses mit der Regierung der Vereinigten Stäaren gesprochen habe, mit Namens-

bensung oder soderweitig zu sprechen.

U'nterschrift

Unterschrift

ertzeter der Re

jerung der Vereinig

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GEHEIN

GEHEIMHALTUNGSVERPFLICHTUNG

EINVERSTÄNDNISERKLÄRUNG

1. Ich bis mir

Jerra

der:

Veengten

and dese diese

verdeo, dass

und abglichervei:

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dass mir kraft des zwi

mir und der Regiers

wird

art. sein

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"voesichtige Behandlung die Interensca

aues von /serika ungünstg berthrea

2. Ich werde stets die

Inseressen der Regierung der Vereinigten Stantes

an Informacion anerkennen,

die ich infolge von mit Sonderverterero der Regierung gefübe-

ren Gesprächen oder von an mich durch Regierungs-Vertreter gestellen Ersuchen diesem

Einverständnis gemiss besitze oder erserbe.

3. Ich gebe mein feierliches' Vors, niemals Information oder Kenntnis der oben ange-

gebenen Art durch Rede, Betragen oder irgendein anderes Mittel bekannt zu machen, zu

veröffeatlichen oder zu embulleo, es sei dens, dass ich besondere. Ermüchtigung dazu

erhalt:

4. Ich ve flichte mich niemandera miszureilen, dass ich dieses Verhältnis mis der

Regierung der Vereinigren Seanten eingehe, es sei denn, dassich besondere Ermächtigung:

däzu erhaite.

5. Ich verpflichte mich, über keinerlei Personen, mir. denen ich im Rahmen dieses

Verhältnisses mit der Regierung der Vereinigren Staaren gesprochen habe, mit Namens-

sennungoder anderacitig zu sprechen.

Unterschrift

U'nterschrift

etreter der Regianes der Vereinigten

(Datum)...

GEMEN

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The United States Government, as represented by the Contracting

Officer, hereby contracts with you for the submission of certain information

and related directed services of a confidential nature under the following

terms and conditions:

1: Compensations In consideration of the submission of such infor

mation and related directed services. you will be paid $500. 00 per monch

until the acunty is completed, a period to approximate 6 months. of this

$450.00 pes month to be held in escrow pending your departure to

and return from such activity.

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

the Contracting Officer, it the Contractee is chosen to perform the tagk assigned.

Tern ination.

In the event the United States Government terminates

this activity or your connection with same, cooner than originally proposed,

through no fault of youre, you will receive all monies held in escrow and a

satisfactory resettlement will be effected as per prior oral agreement with

the United States Government.

However, if for any reason traceable to you; such as making yourself

unavailable for proper services or training, you fail to consumate the terms

of our understanding, you will not receive monies held in escrow, your salary

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

with above mentioned prior agreen ent without further compensation or assistance.

Secrecy Clause.

You will be required to keep forever secret the-

contract and all information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unless

released in writing by the Governn ent fror, such obligation), with full know-

ledge that violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution

under the Espionage Laws dated 25 June 1948, as amended, and other applic-

able laws and regulations.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

BY

Contracting Officer

ACCEPTED:

Passi

WIT NESS:.

APPROVED:

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26 MAR 59:

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FROM

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ACTION SR 6

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REDWOOD REDSOX AEACRE ALASPIC SECUR

1. RE SU JECT LOFLUTTER, AÇASPIC OK FORCIGN: INTELLIGENCE, MINOR EXACCERATIONS

LIFE HISTORY.

2. SUBJECT INSTRUCTED RETURN AMBERT, PUT AFFAIRS IN ORDER, RETURN PARI

6 APRIL WHEN ROSTEDT INTERVIEW SCHEDULED. HE WILL BE PREPARED DEPART BUT NO

REPORT NO CONMITMENT MADE.

(REPLAT) .:

3. FY1: SUBVECT WITHOUT ANY VALIO DOCÜMENT. ERGO, TRAVEL SOMEWHAT RISKY AND

CAN NOT STAY HOTELS.: IF DISAPPEARANCE NOTICED SUBJECT COULD NOT SAFELY STAY CHEZ

ANNICK. KEEPING. HIM SAFEHOUSE AWKWARD BUT POSSIBLE IF NOT PROLONGED AND ALSO NOT

RISKLESS, YOU MAY WISHI ALERT HBELECTOR FOR TRIP FRAN IMMEDIATELY AFTER ROSTEDT

INTERVIEW.

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RE DIR 17554 (OUT 83806) N

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WITHOUT POLICE PERMISSION. HE ARRIVING EVENING ZI MARCH. CAN REMÃIN THO OR

THREE DAYS:

2. HAVE SECURE SITE HOUSE AND TEST AGENT.

30 SEND OPERATOR.

CS: COMMENT: "CONCERNED LEFLUTTER FOR AEASPIG.

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TO.

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•FROM;

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SR 6

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465 2083230

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1. HOS DELAYED LOT LUTTER OPERATOR TRAVEL SINCE DO NOT

DESRE LOTLUTTER ARASPIC UNLESS ASSURED CONTROLLED CONDITIONS

AVALLABLE

2. SUGGEST FRIGANZA VISIT ABASPIC AND

A. DETERMINE IF HE CAN COME PARI PRIOR 10 APRIL, OR

B. ASSURE HOS SECURE SITE AVALABLE VICINITY AMBERT.

*3. ICTLUTTER OPERATOR AVARLABLE DEPART ON 2 HOUR NOTICE.

END OF MESSAGE

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SR/2/ Amu

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ZOUIT PRAI SUPTICITIT TONS DISCUESTCH WITH ROSTEDT AND PROCESSINO FOR DEPARTURE.

2. HOSTEDT WILL DISCUSS HOVER M NARER NECESSARI ESCORI PERSONHEI UPON

3. UPON COXPLITION LEFLUTTER @ ARASPIC ROSTEDT DESIRES TALK TO HIM IN PARIS

L• APASPIC, ASSARCHEL, AND ANTITHRO 3 OBLI CANDIDATES DOCUMEITRD NOS POR TRAVEZ,

SIDE. NUNITIRO SO DAPA AD ASCUESSAIZIR MENUTHRO 8.

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RITOPMBADS FRAN C/OS ACOOMPANY AGENIS IN TRAVEL TO U.S.

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10 RE PARA 3: LAGILE PRESUMPTION:

PLAN RENT CAR, DEIVE TO ALASPIC AND ICELUTTER INN

VICINITY AMBERT.

END OF MESSAGE

ES CRANENI: ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR REDHOÓO USSI.

*AN ICK PIO ED ACASPIC WHO FOR ADMIN REASONS UNABLE MEET FRIC: ZA FARIS 1O MAR

OR MEAR FUTUPE, ASSUED ADMIN REASOIS HAS PROSATION STATUS TRAVEL RESTRICIA E

18. MAR 1959

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SECRET

DATE

TO

FROM

ACTION

INFO

17 MIR 59

DIRECTOR

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PRIORITY

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CITE

DIR FROB

REDLOOD REDSOX ALACRE

RE FROB: 3734 (IN 31879)

FRAN

-PARI 5377

ANNICA PHONED AEASPIC WHO "FOR AOMINISTRATIVE REASONS? UNABLE MEET

FRIGANZA PARIS 19 MARCH OR MIN NEAR FUTURE."

2. AEASPIC AVAILABLE CHEZ MOU. DASSAUD, 14 RUE ST JOSEPH, AMBERT (PUP DE

DOME), TELEPHONE: 136, BETVEEN 0900-1200 AND 1400-1800 HOURS.

3.. ANNICK DID NOT EXPLAIN WHAT NEANT BY "ADMIN, STATUS" BUT PROBABLE THIS

PROBATION STATUS TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS.

END OF MESSAGE

C/S COMMENT: * REQUESTED PLATIPADIS VISIT ANNICK AND ARRANGEMENTS MEET AEASPIC

PARI 19 MARCH.

201.233477

SECRET.

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DATE

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Do G

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FROM

FRANKFURT

ACRON. SR 6

NO

• CI, CI/OPS, FI, Fi/OPS, CE 4, HE 4, Os 2, S/C 2

MAR 14 16222 59

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• TO

(PRIORITY) PARI

DIR FRAN

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IN 31879

FROB 3734

PEDVOCO REDSOX AEACRE

NIGHT ACTION

REF A. DIR 16768 (OUT 81907)

B. FRCB 3707 ( IN 30913)

1. REQUEST PLATIPODIS VISIT ANNICK AT REF B ADDRESS AND MAKE ARRANGEMENTS

MEET ALASPIC PARI 19 MAR. ANNICK KONS NAME "MIKE", OWING TIME LIMIT BELIEVE

THIS ADVISABLE RATHER THAN RISK MISSING ALASPIC BY RELYING ON POST.

2. IF REASONS WHY PLATIPODIS: OR ANOTHER CASE OFFICER CANNOT CALL ON

ANNICK, REQUEST SEND EXPRESS LETTER ADDRESSED ANNICK TELLING HER M. WANTS

MEET DAVID AT HER HOUSE 19 MAR. DA: WILL FETCH DAVID, NOT MEET SET TIME AT

AGREED RENDEZVOUS.

3. FRIGANZA WILL TAKE NICHT TRAIN, ETA PARI AM 19 MAR.

END. OF MESSAGE

CS COMENT: STATED LEFLUTTER OPERATOR PLANNED TRAVEL PARI 19 MAR.

WOULD BE AVAILABLE: SUGGESTED FRIGANZA MEET OPERATOR. PARI.

ASKED IF REASPIC

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INFO PRAN

REDWOOD REDSOX AEACRE NO NIGHT ACTION

CITE DIR

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16768

REF FROB 3501 (IN 22378)

1. LCFLUTTER OPERATOR PLANS TRAVEL PARI 19 MARCH. CAN

ABASPIC BE AVAILABLE.

SUGGEST FRIGANZA MEET OPERATOR PARI.

3. REQUEST PARI ARRANGE CONTROLLED SITE FOR INTERROGATION.

END OF MESSAGE

Agree LCFLUTTER AEASPIC prior final decision.

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IRD Coord by phone CPhelen

SR/2_

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SR/S RA+91

1 6. MAR 1959

C/WE_

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MS BEY CA

1163

SR/DOB/58/

12 Harch 1959

ITATION

SUBJECT

Mr. Pennington

Logal: Intry of Terre Loreten Lattona

(RIVax Agent Candidates) lato the Unfted State.

1. This will confira the Information furathed your office by

ir. Porry Crookhas of this lose rolative to the contessläted entry of

abjoct Ladividuala Lato the United States an or About 20 April 1959.

It lo presently antioinated that a sember of the Sa Diviaion wil

proceed to Cermany In early April to assess subject peroonel with a vlou

toward ther subsequent travel in hie custody on tha havactor flight to

3. By separate memorandus, the Air Support Section/DPD has been

requestod to schedulo a HBELECTOR ligit to depart Carmany for the U.S.

aboat 20 Apr1l 1959.

L. Subject agent candidates ares

Zierds Bruno PLANSNERS.

latrian preseatly residing la

Strodes.: Of has been outained. Clud so. C-71157

mustan presently realeing

Pad obtained. CA requested Fryseatlo Colling 1a Trance.

Cz/ad 8o. 67353;

5: The Security CIfica has been contacted rogerdlag secarlty 01510ar

epcort for the flight.

O Since the agento vill be arrivine la to united States illogally,

provisions will be nade for their supertiaion by a staff officor on a 2u

?: Por any further information, plaase cortect ir. P. Crooktaa on

extension 8331.

iG/rat.

NICHASE RAF:

Chias, S3/008

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41-233417

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DATE

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12 MAR: 59:

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S-C-C-B-C-T

Ai:

FROM

• ACTION::

DIRECTOR

FRANKFURT

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INFO

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MAR 12 1836Z 59

ROUT INE

IN: 30930

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- FRAN

CITE®

FROB 3708

REDWOOO REDSOX AEACRE

RE FROB 3658 (IN 29383)

AS. WE APPROACH DEADLINE PER DIR 07093 (OUT 59714) CLEAR NEWENS AND

FRIGANZA WILL BE HARD PRESSED HANDLE WORK. CERTAIN AMOUNT TRAVEL GET AENUTME:

3 AND ALASPLE (IF CHOSEN) UNAVOIDABLE, SUBUECTS VIEN 400S (IN 22310) MORESO

N.59-23/F1

PRESSING HARO GET TO AENUTMEG 8 AND SUEJECT FROB 2634 (IN 24137) WHO MAY BE VILLA

ING AND IS CLEARLY LEADER TYPE.

Z. COULD ROSTEDT COME FRAN NOW REMAIN TDY UNTIL CANDIDATES SENT AEACRE

TO ASSIST DEBREIFINGS, ASSESSMENT, ETC? ADDITIONAL DENEFITS EXTENDED

BRIEFING, RUSTEDT'S INTIMATE KNOWLEDGE AEACRE REQUIREMENTS ETC OUGHT ENHAN 'E

OUR PROSPECTS MEET NEEDS AND FUTURE TASK.

END OF MESSAGE

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1 3 MAR 1955

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SECRET

No. C-73532

Operational Approval le hereby granted in the case of ABASPICE

for the purpose specified in your request

de ted i 9 Mar 1959.

This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to this

Offico, and is granted under authority contained in CSI 10-5 and FR 10-215:

CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT

DIVISION

Dato: _

_ 11 89r 1959

Diatribution:

Orig.

to Addressee

1 to Files

SECRET

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SECRET

(no Miet).

DATE

REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND APPROVAL

TO:

8 March 1959

PROJIC:

ÁFACRE

CI/Oerstional Approval and Support

- Division

I. FROM:

S&/DOB

TRUE NAME

SO FILE NO

David TZITZICIVTW

CRYPIONIN OR PSCUDONYA

C-73532

AEASPIC

TYPE OF AGENT ON CMPLONCE

REDSoX Agent

USE OF AGENT OR EMPLOYEE (TOld.

It to antlolpated that the Subjoct will bo brought to the Untted States in Dato

Aprtl to bordn trotninge upon the completion or which he will be alpatched on

a black atsoton into the USA a0 o nember of a REDSCt Lean during tale 1959.

TYPE ACTION REQUESTED

PROVISIONAL APPROVAL

OPERATIONAL APPROVAL

CO NAME- CHECK

SPECIAL IÑQUIRY (SO Field intonfidasion)

PROVISIONA COVERT SECURITY ROPROVAL

COVERT SECUOITI

APPROVAL

PROPRICYARY APPROvAL

OTHER:

PRO AND

GREEN

LIST STATUS

PRO TE-OR EQUIVALENT. IS ATTACHED IN

TRO COPIES

PRO ILLIS ATTACHED. IF ODTAIMABLE

PRO II. DILL DE FORMARDEO OMEN RECEIVEO

GREEN LIST CHICA MAS

BEEN INITIATEO

FIELD TRACES

REVEAL NO: INTORNATION

ALUE

ATTACHED

BE jORDARSEO MiEM RECEIVED

NOT EXPECTED IS POSSESS RELEVANT iNFO.

GÓVERMMENT

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SUGGESTED

INVESTIGATIVE

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CEROGATORN NO RECORD

RECORD

INDICATE SPICIAL LIMIPATIONS ON INVESTIGATION OR SPECIAL

CEOSGATORY

NO RECORD

¿NOIRAGE DESIRED

HOTER.

In accordance with the request of CI Staff (Mr. Brewer), the attached

PRO Part II lo subaltted hereulth. Inasach as 1t la contemplated that a SR

representative vill proceed to Frankurt In the near future to contact

Subject relative to the mission, It is requested that the Of be expedited.

SUBJECT

SIGRATUNE

CASE OFFICER

(Probadly

(Bot soleciad In Itio)

EXTENSION I SIGNATURE OF GRADIO CHIEF

GORGE A. PILL

толи NO:

AuG sé.772.1"

3331

MICHASI, RAS, Chief, SR/DoB

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SECRET

15 January 1959

CECRANDON FOR, Chiet, FOB

FROM

SUBJECT

Chief, CoS/Ledical

18.

Laboratory Studies - AEASPIC I

The chest x-rey tas,

revieved and al thoush it To of poor teche

alcal quality, trere la no evidence of active disease of the lunge.

The laboratory procedures which were reported by the French

physician are also within nornal limito..

Vinert? brothers

VINCENT I. COOKENY

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INFO

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DIRECTOR

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SR 6

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POUTING

0033

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FEB 19 23012 59

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IN 22373

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DIR

INFO

FRAN PART

REDHOOD REDSOX ALACRE

RE: DIR: 13127 (OUT 73385)*

1. DO NOT AGREE IMPUGNATION AEASPIC SINCERITY, HOWEVER AGREE

WISDOM LEFLUTTER PARI PRIOR TAKING FINAL DECISION, BELIEVE SOONER, BETTER.

2. MEANAHILE REQUEST PARI AFTER HOS APPROVAL WRITE SUBVECT DOUBLE:

TALK LETTER EXPLAINING:

A. DELAY UNAVOIDABLE, NOT HIS FAULT, WILL EXPLAIN NEXT

MEETING.

B. OWING COMPLICATIONS NOT INVOLVING SUBJECT CANNOT PREDICT

DATE NDIT MEETING.

C. WILL NOTIFY IN GOOD TIME BY LETTER.

D. HARM REGARDS.

3. SUGGEST SAME PERSON WHO WROTE LETTER MENTIONED PARA 7 EGFA 27867

DO THIS ONE:

END OF MESSAGE

CS COMMENT:

"HOS REQUESTED CONSIDER FRENCH-SPEAKING HQS LEFLUTTER OPERATOR'

TOY PARI: TO INTERVIEW AEASPIC PRIOR TO FINAL DECISION.:

S-E-C-R-E-T

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DATE

17 FEB 59

DIRECTOR

ANKFURT (FROB)

018

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INTO FI, FI/OPS, EE 4, ME 4, S/C 2

ROUT INE

IN 20979

CHE FRO8. 3477

DIR

INFO

REDWOOD REDSOX ALACRE

REF::

A CGFA 24867 (IN

B FROB 3376 (IN 16980)

c FROB 3425 (IN 19285)

PARI FRAN

IN ORDER AVOID ALIENATING AEASPIC BY APPARENT

FORGETFULNESS ASSURANCES GIVEN DURING LAST MEETING REQUEST

INSTRUCTIONS SOONEST ON WHAT WE SHOULD WRITE HIM.

END OF MESSAGE

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REQUIRED.

DOB

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REF FROB: 3376 (IN 165%0

PLS REPLY.

FRAN PART

)*

END OF MESSAGE

C/S COMMENT:* FROB STATED NOTICE TO AEASPIC OVERDUE. REQUESTED HOS ADVISE.

PARI ON WHAT TO WRITE AEASPIC AS EARLY LETTER REQUIRED.

15 FEB 1959

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UNTi

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FROM:

CONF

INTO i

George A. Fill

SR/ DOB

8331

to Februar

FRANKFURT PARIS

DIRECTOR

SR 6

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REF FROB 3376 (IN 16580)

13127

13127

1. ALTHOUGH SUBJ APPEARS QUALIFIED FOR PROPOSED MISSION

ASSESSMENT REVEALS AEASPIC NOT COMPLETELY SINCERE AND MAY BE

HANDLING PROBLEM®

2; TO MOVE SUBJ FRAN PREMATURELY MAY CREATE DISPOSAL

OR RESETTLEMENT PROBLEM. HOS WILLING RISK LOSS HIS SERVICES

IN ORDER PREVENT UNNECESSARY EMBARRASSMENT.

3. REQUEST CONSIDER FRENCH SPEAKING HOS OR BAbA

L.CFLUTTER OPERATOR TDY PARI TO INTERVIEW SUBJ PRIOR TO FINAL

DECISION. PARI AND FROB COMMENTS REQUESTED.

END OF MESSAGE

Comment: Request advice on what to write ALASPIC.

38/3 7802

17 FEB 1959

SR/COP./8

4

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MICHAEL RAE

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SRIBY ALICE ANDERSONS. EE, EXT 3303, IN COORDINATION WUTH ESTER TONELL, SR, EXT 13093

0 Ft:8. 1959

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CLASSIERO MESSAGE 7.

SATE

D5 FEBRUARY 1959

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ROUTiNG

DIRECTOR

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ACTION SOUSA

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INFO

FRAN PARI

REFT EGFA 24867

CIS FROE3376

1. PER PARA 7 REF NOTICE/ ALASPIC OVER DUE. REQUEST

ADVICE ON WHAT WE SHOULD WRITE HIM AS EARLY LETTER

OBLIGATORY.

2. PLS INFO PARI WHICH CAN WRITE LETTER.

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* Chlet

BEBANSB Car 13;

COS, Germeny

Chier of Base

REDAOOD.

LEASPIC

ASACRE

or your info

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950g he

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for the

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ther hote

2. Meet 105S with Subjecter the tolegran sent Proo Partion 19

Deceaser (see PROB 2977) Stusect appeared at the rendezvous procotay..

now un retad be ade a that into conso for he party to

standablo on his point of view

to learn that that was not the case. We

explained that there were several steps still to be coupleted and that he

would te Introduced to a colleague who wanted to talk with him. After

this ve nould discusssthe question of his move to bermany.

Subject ob

Jected that his truvels and tha tine he has givan dost money, Ho reminded

Subject that core than once before we, had offered to pay hip for. old travel

expenses. and in affect pay hio a retainer which ho had refused.? uo then

paid hip Pro. 50/oc0; he was not overly roluctant about taking the money,

noreas earlier he had rofused except for

to cover the cost of the cedioal exanination we asked him to have bude.

Subject was then introduced to Identity (known as "Jctin") and

te Intorproter (knonn as "Paul").

subjeat, In keeping with too wishes of

Identity, was not told that Identity 19 a psychologlot.

After a lelsurely

and good, but not luxurious, lunch during wilich the lco was brakes, the

company repaired to the Hote! Coltic where Identity through the Interpreter

begen his clinical examiia

"ves and tests. After this four hour

Introductory affair, Subject us 6.'en sone homework and disalsand.

5 mo second forunt beeting on 8 January began at 1200 hours.

subject appeared promptly at the hotel row and produced, some of the hage.

wort he ned been given. He had noty finished bocause he had had nc sluep

onithe night or 6/f denvery and, in any

case altewas not expected chat he

would conplete the task.

is socond meeting with identity kas devoted to

clinical examination and lasted untll about 1800 hours:

"Subjeot

for the third sess

roquested partly at 0900 hourg on 9 van de

Ho deilvered afficeablo crate or

coupleted homer

liven to the contract

agent to trensteto.

Platipodis (Known

thercupon aoted, aggin

Pretor for Tuent is:

Subject resorted

during the nigit or 8/9 Jarary the Presch polfre

concerned

with

warchins foroigners had paio his a visit.

It saa a postale

matter. and hed been zelssered because Subject had reglotored at a hotel

whore bis carta didentitie, a seeciel one fos toreignes sitch spectal

carkings because he Basa criminal record asd is restrioted to his hue

departent, has notea by tha hotolior and the polico who cake regular coco

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Nethlas came of the check and there 15 so reason to bolieve that sunjeet

will do croubled rurther.. Ius the prospect of coplications with the

Prench aubertlos, to are co-a-cays sequently in an angry mood anyway,

asstunted subject so tilt he was cot as pilable ör as intent on the exercise

wich Tontity en he hed. been.

Also, sot kentig what could bive been be

had the police check and not visuas to tare unnecussass risks in the

circastances; we did pot daily wich the recalning thinge which noeded to

Identity was finished with Subject shortly before noon, whereucen

"o instructed bia to checs out of nig dotel aud have ida plature takea.:

the latter because ve had not received by post the negatives ho clalns to

be bet subject at the Care Montananse at 1500 hours to

discover that he had not teen able to set the negatlves owing to the

reluctarce of the photosraphers to part with then or so he clasted.

Insterd, ne got sever "photocat? shots and socoupenien subject to the

vicinity of his hotul near the can st. Lacard where wa waited untll we

say sibfect depart tron the hotel after checking out with his things.

This se men that ho had doparted sarely and that he had not got involved

in a police follow up.

7:

Arrangesents 21ch subject: Sy the time we left subject on 9

Januate prosteca his that ve would write him athin five dave to la-

fora his of the approrisate dete os the next seeting end/or sive sla-a

Seneral answer whether te ill be transferred to Germany, 1.6., Whether

he has been bined DiR 07455 had not yet been recelved by tis in paris.

Before leaving Faris on 10 Jantary ke recelged DIR 07455 which requested

trat to definite comitsent be asce to subject and ve accordingly left a

cramt letter with the paris station phich will be sent to subjeot on or

about 15 January. In double talk tals letter will toll Subjeot that we

(the morgigned) have not reccived a definite answor, that ke shall try

to get che for his sake, and that va expect to have one by about 1 February.

In the scantire subject should nese no definite plans one wey of the other.

We trust that it will be possible ma contentent to reach a decision con

caring sucject by anout 1 February.

wa also Inforied subjeot that we (the undersigned) would probably cono to

fetch hia, which tentative assurance was alven in order thät sahject would

not hire reason. to think that be would love contact with socone he knows

and thereby to help. buck up hig morale.. Subject was also told that ho

riculd probably go to PEPRIMS 1f hired.

arrangcients wore disoussed iith sebject.

8. Identity'o Asseosgent of sibject:

Case officer discussed subjoct

at length with Identlty and he believa 1t 1s sale and fair to state that

there 1s complete general agreesent conieming subjeot. He my disagree

an the puint of pairing subject wich anatoli, but so far this would secr

Identity etrick the phrase that subject "ratlafles

ali selection criteria" used in PArI 4635 and will have concurred in this

Identity wouid preter not to urite a procis of his assessicas

at this tine; he mould rathor subali his full assessment which will covar

his viens concerning pairings with ctber possible cardidates after bis

retura to Hesdquarters. Thore is little le oin add and trist that this

wilt suffice for the time being.

In general de kellove that our agrosy-

neist subaltted as Attachment C to EGPA-24034 1s not blue of the mark.

be do not, nowever, wiah this to be construed as an indirect report on

identity's auseasent or subject; be mill submit his ona report.

cidentally, la have

enaged working nith Identity ch this caso and liava

learned fros his techniquas and approach. His trip has do far been sost

Coaccat concertina n decisten on subject: Tha declaion on

sibject's candidature for RELOt cupit not bi deleged any longer thren 1.3..

necessary. Identity unreed that subject will kesu for a time and tint he.

very dica vanta the Job with ua. Tiere are several readoris tiny to thini:

that it bord be unaise to dalay the decisios to resovo Subject fro

prance to deranzy were he can de hold wither: midue dlificults.

ne 10 naturally lapatient and till poi do hascy si ho 1s obliged o wilt

1721

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MEI TiO240

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for an extended period. untie ve rocognize that subject a hapsness la not

a matter of such lurediate concera,

vo belleve that it could bo an 1a-

portant, factor ta his ruture

handling Second, Sabject, reports that his

bustness 18 doing well and that he hopes eventually to acquire a Prenan

passport which in effect would

ronove the restriotions under thick he no

ives. The cequisition of a passport

and rinanotal success rould, ve

bellove, considerably char

subjeot s frame of aind and possibly his

willingsesd for rebsoX

mird,

subject might

at any time have a on li

with the

blo

It-

not be hta fanlt burrit afgha

to

when and ir ho la vantod,

chat he cannot steply disappens fron Cap with.

affaires particularly his business astalre with

annot say be an

exagseration, but the fact la

son be rould leave his oriends la th

only

under

xtrems ol reinstances. He rould not

be

about

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unreasonable requoat.,

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NB CAN 59

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SHE 6-REET

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JANE 13 22432 59

ROUTINE

SIN 47184

DIR

FRAN PARI

FROB 3160

REDJOOD REDSOX AEACRE

BUT OTRA 36605

DISCUSSED CANDIDACY SUBUECT DURING IDY PARIS. FACT HE APPARENTLY

MIDELY BLOWN FELATIVELY UNIMPORTANI IF HE USED FOR WHOLLY BLACK MISSION,

APPEARS ABLE AND FROM FILE SUITABLE. PARI BELIVES HE STILL WILLING.

2E IN VIEW IMMEDIATE, AND PRESSING NEED CANDIDATES, SUGGEST WE WITH IDEN

DIR 0861 (OUr 51659) RUN ASSESSMENT SURNECT BEFORE FORMER RETUANS HOS. IF

YOU CONCUR, MILL ADVISE PARI OUR ETA THERE AS SOON AS WE CAN ARRANGE SCHEDULE.

END Of MESSAGE

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528 ava. /ASB/LSB/

George Ful

SR / DOB

8331

1529

CLASSIFIED. MESSACE

-ROUTING

UNIT

DATE

TO

CONFE

SEC-PDE

ĐI6

1023

DUNK FRANKFURT

FROM, DiRECTOR

PAR

34 9 10-54.59

SCID CARLE SEC

NO 1 GI CI/OPS; FI, PI/OPS, EC 4 ME 4, S/ 2

DETRIED

ROUTINE

"PRIORITY

OPERATIONAI

IMMEDIATE:

TO A PARI

"INFOS"

TRAN PROB

REDWOOD REDSOX AGASPIC SCHM

REF PARI 4625 (IN 45386)

CITE DIR

our. 606, 252

07455

07455

1. PREFER STUDY ASSESSMENTS ALL CANDIDATES PRIOR TO ANY

COMMITMENTS INCLUDING TWO UNDER CONSIDERATION SALZ. HAK

HOS CABLING.

2. SUBJ CAN BE TOLD WE HAVE DEFINITE INTEREST AND WILL

NEGOTIATE FURTHER EARLY FEBRUARY.

END OF MESSAGE

CS COMMENT: • REOLESTED AUTHORITY MAKE DEFINITE KRRANGEMENTS TRANSFER (AEASPIE)

FRAN ABOUT I FEBRUARY.

EFI

PS

• WE/3-

-1959

SR/2_

SR/COP/FI

C/WE

C/SR/ DOB

ERIC W. TIMM

ARISABING DORICI

COOPOINATING.ORRIC

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AUTMENTICATINO ORDICIA

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SECRET

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•ROUTINO

DATE

CAN 59

DIRECTOR

PROM : PARIS

ACTION

16

NO A CI, CH/OPS, FI, LI/OPS, LE bAE 0, S/C 2

00/2

MAN 8: 19502 59

PRIORITY

IN 05386

STRAM PROBA

PART 4635

REDLOCO REDSOX ALACRE ALASPIC

RE DIR 04860 (OUT 54658) 51

NO TOEN REE AFTER CONPLETING FULL ALBEIT COMPRESSED ASSESSHENT BELIEVES ALASPIC

SATISFIES ALL SELECTION CRITERIA,

2. REQUEST AUTHORITY MAKE DEFINITE ARRANGEMENTS: TRANSFER SUBJECT FRAN ABOUT

1 FEBRUARY, ANNENT HANOLING AND BELIEVE IT MOULD BC MISE GIVE SUBJECT DEFINITE

ANSWER: BEFORE HE RETURNS GAP MORNING 10 JANUARY, WHICH DATE HIS PERMIT BE AWAY FROM

CAP EXPIRES.

3. PLEASE REPLY PRIORITY.

4. FURTHER:: CONSIDER: TRANSFER AEACRE AFTER REMOVAL FRAN OUGHT NOT BE

PROTRACTED. WILL FOLLOW WITH VIP POUCH FROM FOB.

END OF MESSAGE

C/S COMMENT: *REQUESTED ASSESSMENT OF AEASPIC, AESATCHEL AND JOSEPH MCGOURN

(IDEN).

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SHOELT

SUBJECT: AEASPIC

REPORT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ENAMINATION

Dates of Examination:

S, 9, 10 January 1959

Subjecy was met in Pario on the above dates by the case otticer

and the examiner and was submitted toe preliminary

psychological

examination via a French interpreter.

Subject was born l2/Tuly 1918 in Georgia which, at this time,

was not yet part of the USSR,., The Subject classifies his parents as

Nobles and is of the opimon that their Stars bad a great induence

upon hie behavior and development particularly In the period which

followed the family'o fight from Georgia to France in 1921, In other

words, the Subject abides by the prejudicial class aturude of Noblesse

Oblige and feels an obligation of honorable and generous behavior

attributable to his birth rank.. He is also of the opinion that this concept

al nobility has evolved into a system of dignity and pride in his endeavors.

This concept is also extended to include te aritude: ""If you pretend to be

something, you have to act accordingly.".

The family fed Georgia before the Sovie: invasion. The Subject

feels thät he was too young to understand but recalls having revolted

against the flight because it was a humilitating defeat rather than a

tactical retreat.

He operates by the attitude that one must fight,

surpass or conquer rather than to submit or accept defeat. He is,

according to his own self-concept, a persos who can not tolerate being

beaten in competition.

As a child the Subject felt that he was much

stronger than several million men. He preserts the analogy that he

is like a man who wants to kill an elephant. All he needs provided for

him is a high powered rifle and then he would feel egual to the elephant.

The Subject admits of physical inferiority feelings by virtue of his size

and strength but he denies any feelings of ictellectual inferiority and

admits that he depends more upon his mental faculties than upon his

physical abilities. Apparently the Subject kas rever been able to

accept what he considers the original defea: and light from Georgia.

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In addition, his fatker later returned to Georgia because he wanted to

die in Georgia.

Although the Subject can appreciate his fathere point,

of view he is unable to forgive his father for tarthe admitted his defeat

by r

Firing to Georgie to die. Although the Subject does not regard

hin

self as a Georgian and is certainly not regarces as a nationalist.

he is a compet

ative

individual and maybe mournied for affiliation in order

compens

having experienced what he ge acco as defeat at the

Suito subetantiate the validity

ine presence of e

Personality he offers the etar

me that when the

was;

com

a he, was not bothered by belp son life but by

the

the

ma cong calculation serociating himself oth

an.

emand consequendy Was arsetted and imprisoned.

rison was rosse

than all the others.

According to the Subject, the sense of defeatiogeter with the competitive

urge to balance the score to the primary lactor tais personality and

life experience, In addition to these. as was me-oned above. he is

highly self-confident and opumisue that le will sacceed despite the

hazards and odds. I would appear that these arandes are important

as regarde his motivation for affiliation, managene at and utilization

of his services.

Because the father had provided himself is certain monies the

family was able to live comfortably and even optie-ly upon its arrival

in France.

However, the vicissitudes of life braggat the farr.lly

progressively to financial difficulties and later to caterial degradation.

The Subject is of the opinion that this loss of econoric status had a

marked influence upon his way of thinking therease?. Whereas the

family had previously lived in an artificial, feudalistic way it was

not brought into more direct contact with realit; ast, although this

was not necessarily a bad influence, life was loug:.

The Subject's

early loss of economic status is important as regards his selection

for affiliation because it also constituted a loss a social status which i8

more primary in Subject's personality. A revier di the Subject's life

history reveals that he has always responded to maierial incentives in

his various schemes and ventures. Howevsr, is terms of his personality.

material success is a short-cut method of artainisg social status.

Consequently, it may be concluded that his drive for social status is

more basic than bis need for financial status.

From an early age the Subject was non disciplined and in the

school situation he constantly rebelled agains le autority of those

reachers whom he felt did not regard him as isselligent of pay him

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sufficient individual attention. Because he felt his teachers were too

distant they were automatically unpleasant and apparent, his rebellious

behavior was his way of obtaining attention and getting closer to the

reachers he consistently refused to abide by the conformist attitude

of his peers and felt compelled to do those things not normally done by

other He engaged in Pracucal jokes and was generally regarded as

an activist in the school situation. As a result he was expelled from.

one abcool after another and accumulated a record of having attended 18

diderent schools It is also of interest that he never obtained a degree

from the institutions of higher education which he attended.

This early delinquent behavior in the school situauon is of

Interest to us because it reflects the Subject a motivational attitudes

which are present to date

As far as he in concerned, lug scholastic

experience, generally epeaking Depresents lustrationg the seeking

of a goal to puruse and his hope that his ideals would erystalize and

matertalize. The Subject is father abstract in this interpretation.

" yould seem that his ideal involves not only material but moral

comfort and security. However, he has always regarded society,

through his disappointments and mortifying experiences, as wicked and

selfish in its majority.

Consequently, he expressed his dissatisfaction

in the form of aggressive and anti-social behavior typical of the malcontent.

One might ask why this individual reacted to his life experience

in this manner:

He was apparently a precocious child who experienced

disillusionment both in his farily and in his society. At first he felt

this disillusionment was unique and peculiar to himself, but he soon

discovered that his discontent was also shared by others.

This

reinforced his combative attitude and he reflected this attitude in his

non-conforming behavior. It was as if he suddenly had discovered to

his great disappointment that there was no Santa Claus.

Another aspect of his system of ideals proceeds from his concept

of chivalry which he feels his parents inculcated. This is a sort of

Robin Hood concept by which the Subject visualizes himself as a hero

who rushes to the rescue of the weak and oppressed. This concept is

somewhat afantastic and has misguided his behavior in various situations

throughout his life. For example, the school situation, he would typically

assume blame for the wrong-doings of others. Later in life he responded

to the plight of others for the conscious reason of wanting to help them.

The Subject feels that many people need help and thät he has always wanted

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to help others in order to help himsell. In other words, he da

mouvated to help others in order to obtain love and affection.

His

need for love and affection is probably one of his most basic needs

and this need is expressed in all of his interpresonal contacte.

The Subjectle mother reacted to his neurouc behavior with

over affecuonate solicitousness. Although she wasn't actually able

to determine the reasons for his internal distreas she was aware that

something was taking place within him and finally took him to a psychiatrist

because of his behavior probleme. However, she didn't feel able to advise

bam of what she was doing and took him to the paychiatrist on a subterfuge.

in addition, because the Subject disagreed with the psychiatrist's

conclusions, he did not benefit by this experience. This would indicate

that in handling the Subject it would be wise not to approach him.

covertly or as if he were a problem but to permit him to maintain his

posture that he is right and that society is wrong. The mother was a

marked conformist who insisted that the Subject should abide by the

social order.

To be successful, the Subject's handlers should avoid

trying to make him conform in his attitudes toward society by well-

meaning gestures or contrivances.

The Subject continually deceived and disappointed his mother

because each time she stärted him in a new school he made promises

that he would behave but each time he managed to be expelled becauce

of his behavior.

The Subject is consciously.convinced that his mother

acted in his good interest and not for her satisfaction of wanting a

perfect child. However, it is the opinion of this examiner, that the

mother's over-solicitousness was compensatory for her basic rejection

of the Subject. It is not likely that she did things for him but that she

did things to and with him for herself. In other words, she wanted the

Subject to be perfect so that he could be worthy of her love. This may

also have been her attitude toward her husband. The Subjec: did not

behave perfectl), did not merit her love and consequently appears to

be continually seeking the love and affection of other persons. However,

the Subject carnot accept this opinion as regards his mother and denies

thai she acted in her own interest.

One of his principal defenses. is

denial - simply assuming the attitude that such and such is not true

when he probably believes it is true.

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the family.

The Subject regards his mother at having been the ade of

He also regards her as having been the major influence

ia his life.

feels, although he loved her,

He a panscularly disappointed in his mother because he

the deserted him through swerte. He

feels she had Sacrificed herself completely for ber children and that

she

killed her set because she no longer knew how to distribute love and

Concomitantly,

n he realized

the Subject began to lose regard for his father

that his father

not providing his mother, with

F 6

ection However

the Subject identifico with his father in the respect

t-both have never

achieved anything significant and consequently may

ha

disappointed

his

and:

le subject magses his mother's love

elo that tid life was broken when she died. He found himself

completely alone and all his illusions apparently disappearedte He

has tried to obtain allection through others and realizes that his need

for alfection in a big part of himsell. On the other hand or amia

complicated person,

however, I am not difficult to understand.

The Subject reflects disappointment in his father as a personal

ideal.

He regards his father as an independent person who was kind

but profoundly selfish. Nevertheless, the father would give the shirt

off his back.

The father was fond of children, loved the whole family

and was happy when he saw others happy. However, the Subject is

disappointed in his father in that his father never succeeded. He feels

that if his father had succeeded none of the things that happened in his

life would have come to pass. He feels that his mother's suicide is a

direct consequence of his father's failure to succeed.

When the father returned to Georgia the Subject was driven to

dispair over the dissolution of the family: The Subject was the baby

of the family and the death of his mother and the departure of his

father and sister were a threat to his emotional security. He tried to

restrain his father by threatening him that because of a French law

requiring foreigners to paj taxes before leaving the country, the father

ran the risk of being arrested. When the Subject told his sister this,

she became angry and replied that the father was mature enough to act

as well as possible. The Subject's attempt to prevent his father from

learing was conflictual for him because, although he didn't want his

father to leave, he also did not want to nterfere with his father's desire.

This experience taught the Subject that when his father made a decision

he would carry it through at any cost.

As it happened, the result was

the disintegration of the family. However, this incident is of interest

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to the Subject's handlers because he indicates that he will abide by

firm authoritative decisions even though he objects to them.

Whoreas the Subject was attached to his mother, his sister was

identified with his father.

The sister followed her father to Georgia

out of a spirit of affection and sacrifice because she felt that her father

needed her. The Subject regarde hus sister as a tributary of his fathere

mistakes.

The sister taught languages in school and at the lime of Stalin

the Chaldren would says "We have done thie and that thanks to Stalia!".

She would reply "You are individuals and you have done this of that

without Statin!"

As a result she was arrested and sent to a concentration

camp but with the change of regimes she obtained her freedom and

returned to her job. Ie would appear that the sister le an individuallet

like the Subject.

The sister's husband had emigrated to France at a much later

date and apparently could not adapt himsell and regretted having lett

Russia.:

He returned to Russia and the Subject believes that because

he had served in the German Army he was sent to a concentration camp

in Russia. Subject regards the intellectual level of his brother-in-law

as that of his sister.

The brother-in-law also had an inferiority complex and

this may have been an additional reason why the Subject had rejected him

as a brother-in-law.

The Subject's brother, who is an architect in Gap, appears to

be an Independent person who is conservative and more conforming than

the Subject.

The Subject does not regard his brother as having distinguished

himself in extraordinary fashion. It is of interest that the Subject may be

jealous of his brother and states that his brother has been more successful

but in his own sphere and in terms of his own standards.

It is of interest

also that the Subject's philosophy is not to accept the fact that he has been

unsuccessful but to try to explain his lack of success by the process of

introspection and self-analysis.

This emphasis and orientation as regards

obtaining a greater knowledge of himself is typically a neurotic and

represents his need to love himself and to rationalize his failures.

The Subject feels that his brother is jealous of him whereas it is likely

that both are jealous of each other. It is also likely that the Subject.

and his brother were rivals for the mother's affection. For example.

the Subject feels both he and his brother loved the same type of women.

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The Subject was more expressive of his affection toward his mother

whereas his brother was more timid, shy and independent. When the

brother saw the Subject getting his mother'e attention he tried to replace

the Subject.

When the brother learned that the Subject was seeing a girl

whom he knew too he advised the girl to leave the Subject alone. This

sibling rivalry may continue to date. However, the fraternal relationship

is likely to be more complex. It may be that the brother regards the

Subject as "Peck's-Bad Boy" of the baick sheep of the family and is

interested in fostering the Subject as regards opportunities for

accomplishment or success.

For some reason:.or.other this exariner

has the feeling that the brother may have been indirectly instrumental

in the spotting of the Subject. The Subject tends to steer away irom a

discussion of his brother and chiefly presents the data that this brother

is kind, somewhat vain and that he is fond of his brother. By a

comparative analysis of the Subject and his relationship to his brother

it is apparent that the Subject has a very strong desire to succeed

and to accomplishe He was also influenced by others in this regard.

For example, at a certain

ame minis childhood the Subject Lived near

some former Georgian resistance who had fought against the Sovietsys

-The Subject regarded these

persons as uneducated but admirable.and

affectionate, He feels that he certainly must have been influenced by

their exciting

stories of their many exploits.

"He feels" he must also

have been impressed by their patriotism.

The Subject is a sentimental

person and he was exalted and deeply impressed by the warm and

enthralling manner in which they expressed themselves. He feels that

this particular association may have contributed to his passion which

he always puts into the exccution of whatever he undertakes.

The Subject claims that he has learned from his personal

experiences in life rather than from school or from the experiences

of others. He feels that he has educated himself in the school of life

and has derived little from formal education or from the experiences

of others. For example, he claims that his mother's oplnion had

importance for him only at the time she rendered her opinions. As

far as he was concerned they did not have a lasting influence. This

item is important as far as the Subject's reaction to future traning. is

concerned. It is likely that he would be impatient to proceed with the

task in actuality rather than to learn about performing a task through

the experiences of others.

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The Subject feels that throughout his school experience, perhaps

only one or two teachers really understood him. Me regarded the others

as apparently idiotic of worthless.

These particular teachers taught

him that it was often necessary in life "to swallow a great deal of useless

"stuff"' so that thereafter, certain essentials could be more easily

digésted." This is another helpful hint as regards the trainers who

may be assigned to the Subject:

Subject feels that, apart from his academic progress at school,

he learned that it was necessary to communicate, to express himself,

to understand and explain. He feels that these are necessary skills in

society and he relies quite heavily upon his verbal intelligence. It is

likely that he would relate well with a person who exhibited superior

Wadom and expressive ability.

It is also likely that he would relate

poorly to an Inarticulate person of lower intelligence.

The Subject was also influenced in his montal development-by

he

suckras

Lindberg, Edison, Hitler, Einstein,

Subject reasoned that i such people easted, the possibility to act

either for good or evil also existed." The Subject never identified with

cone hero in particular but with heroes in general.

wished to be a hero himself.

- The Subfect also remembers certain

outstanding men.of history from whom he learned a certain order

was necessary for the good of the people. However, it developed

that the Subject was disillusioned in these men and his ideals were

shaken when he later learned to his dismay that they could commit

abject or monstrous acts. Related to these experiences, is the fact

that the Subject puts no stock in emblems of signs of rank or reputation.

He regards such signs as identifying labels only and is not impressed.

The fact that he tends to be a skeptic or a cynic should be important n

to his handlers.

As a foreigner in France the Subject was liable to mobilization

into the French Army at the beginning of World War I.

However, he

felt the authorities took an awful long time to make a decision in connection

with him and because of this he joined the French Foreign

reign Legion and

left immediately for North Africa feeling that at last he was becoming

a member of a famous unit and at the same time fulfilling his obligations

towards the French military service. This is an example of his impulsivity,

sentimentalism and need for prestige.

However, it was not long before

he became dissatisfied and expressed his discontent in opinions that

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France was an incoherent mess.

He bitterly regretted that he had

become acquainted with people who obviously did not know what they

wanted. The Subject feels that his experience in the Foreign Legion

did not have any great influence on his character except that it

mobilized.a profound dislike for irresolute persons.. This point

was dealt with before. However, it is worthwhile to repeat that the

Subject is an impatient fellow who desires immediate action as regarde

He is impatient with postponement and with what be

regards as a lack of resolve on the part of others. Voless he is dealt

with promptly he develops critical opinions and complaints. As

regards

his affiliation, it is important to note that he has no real alternative at

this time and is therefote required to accept nermal procedures.

Although he may regard these procedures as a waste of time he will

accept them because he lacke control at thie point in his processing

The Subject married for the principal reason of creating a family

and a home. Even though he understands the values of the principles?

Involved, principles which were inculcated by his father he now feels

that it was a ridiculous mistake to marry justifor the sakeof principles,

without the necessary sentiments. He rationalizes that, at that time,

he was merely abiding by the precepts of his father without thinking of

the possible consequences. However, he soon discovered that creating

a family did not represent anything at all except "aggravating the

incoherence and the division of society". In other words, for the

Subject, marriage meant building a wall around himself.

He also

found that, instead of finding a partner who complemented him, all he

obtained from the partership was a reflection of himself. (In selecting

a partner for this Subject it would be wise to consider this aspect.)

The Subject feels that so-called spiritual intimacy is a fallacy. He

is:of the opinion that women are necessary for sexual purposes but he

faile to understand why it is necessary to "build a separate world"

with them. It would appear, in terms of the Subject's anti-social

attitudes, that he had hoped to create his own world through marriage,

but found that this was an illusion.. He does not assume the responsibilities

for this attempt. •

The Subject does not regard his marriage as a complete fiasco.

He feels that both he and his wife were fairly nice and that they got along

fairly well with one another but did not live very comfortably. Furthermore,,

he did not feel that there was any evolution in the marriage. He admits to

his debit that he married because he wanted to experience what it meant

Hi Termed too.

Mad 34

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to have children. Actually, however, he did nöt want children as

individuals in themselves but he assumed that the marriage would

produce a child whom he exactly imagined and which would be a

reproduction of birself.

'However, the first child turned out to bea

female and this may have shaken the Subject. The Subject voluntarily

submits that he has learned the difference between the male and the

female:

This would seem to be a peculiar statement but it has a good

deal of meaning for him, particularly as regards his relationship with

his mother, sister, wife and first child. He regards women as alogical

and as being determined by a psycho-feminine education. He developed

this attitude originally as a defense against his mother's conforming

tendencies and it is probable that he crystalized the attitude when his

wife rejected him after he had attacked the bank and was arrested,

His wife had a second child while the Subject was in jail and the Subject

knows nothing about either of his children.

(Thie is enough to rip us off that the Subject should not be

exposed to females Who would be important in his handling.)

During World War the

Subject became involved in black

marketeering and.th.the faise documents business.and claimed to have

created a gang which he led and to have traveled throughout Central.

Europe. He also claims that the primary purpose of the gang was to

repatriate or. liberate war prisoners and that technically speaking, the

black market business was a worthless branch, the only purpose of

which was to solve financial problems. However, he admits, that it

is true that the black market business reached such a magnitude that

a person that was interested only in making money could have found it

a quite satisfying and sufficient activity in itself.

As was mentioned above the primary purpose of the gang, according

to the Subject was to liberate prisoners. He was successful in releasing

13 French prisoners from Germany He claims nots have done this for

patriotic motives but for humanitarian reasons•

He helped the prisoners

because they needed help and because he felt it was the right thing to do.

He was paid for this but claims

to have given his money to help the r

prisoners. He helped the French prisoners despite the fact that he

had sympathy for the Germans. He claims that his sympathy for the

Germans was based on the fact that some Georgians had relatives in

Germany and he hoped that the Germans would defeat the Russians. If

the prisoners had been Germans he would have done the same thing.

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Even though he admired and sympatized with the Germans he claims

he would not have harmed France.

All this is rather comples.

However,

it is possible to understand his motivations according to his basic principle

which involves a vague desire to hels others who need it. He also

expresses pride in doing the outstanding and the difficult. The material

reward is not an ultimate end in itself. His emotionalized ideals are

not expressed clearly in terms of politics of nationality.

This comples

oi motivations will also be discussed in terms of the Subject's participation

in the bank robbery:

Although the Subject was satisfied, on the whole, with the

technical efficiency of his gang and although he was pleased with the

freedom of movement and his apparent security, he was arrested because

of carelessneas.or a slip, not in the actual functioning of the gang; but

rather on the part of one of the men whom the gang was helping.

Consequently the Subject was arrested by the Gestapo. Because he

was considered by the Germans to be a very important prey be played

along and led the Germans to believe that he was more, important than?

they had figured He hoped that such a tactica

would bring him certain advantages. Although he realized at he could

have been shot for only half what he had done and that it may havebeen

disadvantageous. for him to exaggerate his-part-he claims-to have done

so in order to mix the tracks,

to coafuse the German authorites and tovi

avoid "fingering" certain partners whom he made appear as negligible

in the scheme.

He played this game as long as he could but his end

gradually drew near.

However.

he is an imaginative fellow and he

hit upon the idea of claiming that he had invented a very interesting motor

that would run without gas. The Germans, of course, could have

profitably used such a machine at this point in the war and consequently

took his offer into consideration and postponed his execution.

As a result

he bought time and shortly thereafter was liberated by the Americans.

Through this experience the Subject has learned that it is very important

to know the weaknesses of authorities and to play these weaknesses against

one another.

His emotions correspond to a joy of being the: sole master

of the situation. He feels that if he were to find himsell in this sort of

ra'situation-again that he would actin, exaculy the same wayne

This

behavior is typical of that of a con man.

He has the capacity to control

a situation in his own interest and to imaginatively talk himself out of

rather tight situations.

This is an outstanding characteristic

of his personality and consequently should be noted by his handlers.

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ti.r

However, it would appear to the examiner that there is nore to this

story than meets the eye. One would Suspect that, since he obtained

mild treatment at the hands of the Gestapo. he probably collaborated

more than he is willing to admit at this time. It may be that he did

not fool the Gestapo at all. It is quite possible that the Gestapo used

him to pass on the authenticiry of documents of other prisoners or in

some other nefarious acuivity. If this can be established as true by.

other techniques then we are dealing with a person who places self-

preservation above all else.

The Subject also has a history of criminal activity in France

after the war.

At that time he was married and was the father of one

child. He was working at a model-maker's shop and although he was

not well off be was earning a decent living. According to the Subject

a close young glend solicited his assistance in snacking a bank in order.

to finance an intended marriages At firet the Subject felt that the

other fellow was crazy to dare to attack a bank.

He also claims to

have hades twinge of conscience and asked himself the question, Is

tright to

do harm by robbing a bank?" Furthermore, he never felt

that a team of two partners would be able to attack a bank successfully?

Apparently the other fellow was a fairly good recruiter... He reminded

the Subject of his war activities and he was of the opinion that since

• the Subject had been able to accomplish certain illegal activities in

the past that he would be quite capable of attacking a bank.. He also

displayed a confidence in the Subject's capability to invent a plan of

attack and played on the Subject's love of risk, of his need for friendship.

At each point in the developments the Subject tried to withdraw by

saying.""I my mother learned of this, she would die." He postponed..

the job indefinitely. However, in the meantime his mother died and his

friend felt that he no longer had an excuse.

The Subject compromised

by agreeing to knock over a jewelry store. Apparently they knocked over

two jewelry stores for the sake of good measure. However, after having

spent his money, the friend again returned with a proposition to attack

the bank.

The Subject told him: "You got your money for jour marriage;

now leave me alone." However, the friend had not married his intended,

was broke, and was interested in financing another marriage.

They

agreed that this would be the last job. Afterwards, however, the other

felow apparently threw his money around and was arrested and squcaled.

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The Subject claims that after he casually learned of his friend's arrest.

he fled to the Spanish border.

He had not foreseen of had prepared

himself for such a consequence and he implies a conflict às regards.

leaving France. In any event, he was captured and imprisoned. The

question arises in this examiner's mind as to why the Subject either

panicked or was awkward in his flight, if he did have a chance to flee.

It may have been that he unconsciously wished to be caught and to be

punished in order to relieve his guilt. He was ambivalent about

attacking the bank. I this is true, then important congideration

should be given to the Subject's personality as regards plans for the

eventuality of his being captured in the course of the project.

Subject feels that he failed badly when he was arrested both

by the Germans and by the French. He feels that these two incidents were

a consequence of poor selection of friends and poor planning. " he were

10 ind himself to tho same type of piration egain he would take all thes

necessary precautions in order, to

to avoid the same pitta lee one rene was

Jared by the French Police he was somewhat depressed by the facts, that

he had tailed in his planning and also, that he lad greatly disappointed his

relatives who looked down upon hum as a noisy and rash fellow rather,

than as a man: who was capable of carrying out a crime.

quite a blow to his ego. However; his ego didn't collapse. There have

been times in his life when he felt the entire world seemd to conspire against

him and when everything seemed destroyed. He has always felt that there

are ways to get out of a mess, principally by exerting his ego. He

continues to believe that, unless a man is so weak, both physically and

morally, it is always.possible.for him to get back on his feet of at

least to hope that this is possible. Consequently, the Subject continues

to believe that there is always a possibility to fight and to conquer.

This optimism may be motivational in his present desire to affiliate

with: us.

In the two projects which involved liderating French prisoners

and attacking

the bank, Subject Claims that he was betrayed-by another. i

However, he felt his betrayal was unimportant and consequently was not

angry at these persons. Because he feels that there are certain moral

values which he holds dearly, namely friendship, these persons lost

his esteem but he was more in contempt of himself for having miscalculated.

Although his mistakes have seriously reduced his circumstances of life,

regardless of their size and consequences, he does not feel that they have

discouraged him about future possibilities. "If there is a future, there is

hope!" The Subject feels that he has never completely lost self-control

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and that he has always been a master of his actions at all times and

that these actions could have been changed by his own vólition. This attitude

reveals his tremendous narcissistic investment in his own powers. As

far as this project is concerned, it would be unwise so rely upon the

Subject's judgements and it would be more prudent to plan every detail

for him and require him to abide by directions. He is an imaginative

executor but he is a very poor planner according to the testimony of

his record. His actions are often impulsive and unreasonedi

Such

rational behavior may take place in the context of a relationship

with another person despite the fact that the Subject may acrually have

no particular responsibility b the other pereon except a tle of alfection.

The Subject is unable to explain this peculiar aspect of his personality

and he te aware that any explanations which he might offer are not rationa

or sufficient. Consequently, this examiner concludes, that his impulsivity

and tendency to behave irrationally, and to his own disadvantage amounts

to an unconscious determinent olhis behavior and is not available A

to a rational analysis. His propulsion by an uncontrollable internal

forc

san impor

by this project.

point of consideration as regards his utilization

In summary the subjects chief motivations for illegal activity,

appear to be the following:

a.

The Subject will apparently do anything for a friend or

for a person in reed.

Subject's.relish of novelty, excitement, derring-do and

action.

He is a Jesse James type.

c.

Emotional

1 outlet as regards the Subject's desires 1o

invent and to realize a success of an invention. The Subject

is an inventor by virtue of his temperament and mentality

and indulges himself in problem-solving behavior and apparently

obtains a compulsive satisfaction i his ideas work out. In

other words heis activated to carry out an action because of-his-

displaced interest in successfully engineering and accomplishing

a challenging task.

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d. Material reward: As was mentioned before, material

reward appears to be a means to social status.

In the case

of the bank robbery the friend obtained three-fourths of the

take and the Subject was content not to spend his money

freely in order not to arouse his wife's suspicions.

Competition with authority. Apparently the Subject

regarded the Paris bank as a symbol of authority and was

motivated to compete with what this symbol represented.

It may be that he did not actually wish to defeat the authority

but that he wanted to obtain the atrention of authority.as he

did in the school situation. He certainly accomplished this:

The authorities are still paying attention to him. In fact they

treat him as a "headstrong little boy", and are continually

interested in what he has on his mind. Their interest, or

course, lo not therapeutic but one of prevention,

f. Unrealistie optimism together with an exaggeration of

his own powers may also motivate theSubject to engage ing

such activiued Unconsciously he may feel like David who

was able to defeat. Goliath by virtue of possessing ading-shot.

One can just see him standing on a counter ofa bank with s

drawn pistols and with the clientele being immobilized in a

state of fear and surprise. The situation is so fantastic

that it is corny. "However, it is meaningful for the Subject

and may partially explain his interest in writing detective.

novels.

If one would read his növel he would obtain a very

good picture of the Subject.

varied innocentagioten

The bank robbery may have represented thesubjects.

expression of his feelings of freedom upon release from

his mother through her death. She had always attempted

to try to make him conform.

His wife is apparently the

same type of person as his mother and she proved it by

rejecting him when she learned about lis anu-social

behavior..

h. The Robin Hood concept, which wa's mentioned before may

instigate the Subject to take from those in power and provide

fur those in need.

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There is an indeterminancy in the examiner's mind as to whether

the Subject is a leader or ä follower. He claims to have been a leader

of the gang during World War Il but in a careful analysis his relationship

with his bank partner it would appear that the other person was the leader.

The Subject;

in this instance, was more of an "idea man" and executor

whereas the other chap was the instigator. There is no question that the

Subject regards himself as a leader. Howerer an inspection of the record

indicates that he is a poor leader because he is impulsive, rash and tends

to ail.

Furthermore, he is like the cat in the Walt Disney film who:

while chasing the mouse and having his entire attention directed to

catching and incorporating the mouse, inadvertantly gets himself

run over by a truck. His first reaction to being splattered by the truck

is one of disappointment as regards not having arrived at the goal, be.

catching the mouse. Despite this defeat he is able to pick himself up

again, figure things out and continue his pursuits.

However, he does

not learn by experience and he repeatedly is défeated because he keeps)

his eve too much upon the goal and not enough upon the hazards involved

reaching the goal. In addition to his lack of attention to necessary

details the Subject is also as was stated above.

emotionally

impulsive.

mmarure nexperienced, misguided and unplantal.

Consequently it is no surprise that he has failed repeatedlythroughouts

his life.

In regards to the above, another incident of this man's life is

relevant.

His left index fingertip and thumb tip are missing. He claims

to have lost these in an explosion which occurred in Germany when he

was involved in the repatriation deal. According to him, after the

bombing of Berlin, he picked up among the ruins an unexploded bomb

of British origin and took it home to salvage the explosive which he

might have used in various ways.

While he was removing the detonator

which was probably stuck in its receptasle, it exploded in his hands.

The explosion occurred oo quickly that there was no inmediale pain

but those around him became panicky. He remained cold-blooded and

gave the order to remove all things which were there because the

explosion undoubledly alerted the police. When the police came the yur

explained that he had played with a fountain pen which had burst. They

look cognizance of his decorations and advised him never lo pick up

objects dropped by the enem). The Red Cross cared for hia wound:

The Subject does not regret the fact that he tried to dismantle the.

bon:b. because he feels he had definitely learned that one should keep

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his hands away from certain things.

This bomt incident may be indicative

of the things which were discussed in the preceeding paragiapns. Tieic

may be more to the bomb incident than the Subject offers but this could

not be established by the clinical method.

Subject feels that a critic would say of him that the majority of

his undertakings have brought results which were considerably less

than hoped for. Consequently, he feels that a critic would regard him

either an optimist or a joker of else that his views on the possibilities

of accomplishing are not very sound.

In his own defense the Subject feels that he has made many

mistakes in his life but however big these mistakes were, he does

not feel that they have basically influenced his character. He feels

that his character basically involves the desire to become a worth-

while individual even at the cost of behaving wrongly. He feels that i

the only criteria for judging a man are his achievements, that he may

be regarded as a failure.

He emphasizes that the value of an achievement

does not consist in its spectacular magnitude or in its multiplicity.

exampler he feels that is not necessary to mass produce

machine for an object in order to fully underetand to function.

real

es that, commercially, speaking: is more rational to mages

produce the item but this repetition does not interest him.-

m.- In his

opinion, the creative idea and the prototype have a much greater am:

value and importance than the establishment of a factory which would

popularize the prototype.. To illustrate this attitude further, the

Subject is of the opinion that one single thought from a great figure

is more valuable than millions of books which are published annually.

This attitude,

of course, may be interpreted as the defensive orientation

of a romantic idealist who has not achieved in practical affairs. However,

there is more to this. In the Subject's value system, it is more important

20-act intelligently..sensibly.and efficiently. For example, I he were

asked to open a window he feels that it would be up to him to decide

as regardo the appropriale method. He likes to carry out an intellectual

effort which results in efficiency. Consequently, he may be regarded

more as an "idea man" than an implementer.

Ot additional interest

to his future handlere is hla desire to independently figure out the way

thas something should be done.

This tendency Is likely to appear in his

training and preparation. I would be well to keep this in mind. The

Subject feels that he has a tremendous vitality which, in the pass, has

expressed itself through false altempts such as the bank robbery etc.

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He feels that he is not being used properly and that there is a power

within himself, a crentive urge for movement ard realization which

is highly emotionally charged and which permits him to feel that he

is capable of doing, much more than he has in the past.

"However, this

energy will have to be rationally harnessed il it is to be productive.

Another aspect in regard to the above is that one of the Subject's

chief motivea is curiosity.

He continually seeks the unknown. However,

when he approaches the unknown he experiences emotional insecurity and

is ambivalent about proceeding or withdrawing.

Tris may have been a

factor which influenced his unsuccessful escape through the Pyrenees.

The Súbject has a fear about which he doesn't know or understand and

Is afraid of getting himself into something which he cannot get himself

out of. Hie immediate acuon is 80 withdraw without solving the problem.

Consequenty, it would appear that the Subject needs the direction.of

superior intelligence in order to help him evaluate the realities of a

situation or predicament. He needs firm suppors, guidance, and

direction as regards the cnsideration of all possible eventualities

and alternanses As was said befores itimust be keptin mind that his

urge for set preservation is stronger than hid desire to solve probleme

or to carry through on a venture. On the other hande the Subject claima

a che always thes his wardest to heep hid promises. Thus rehe

agrees to do something he will attempt to carry it through despite..

the dangers involved. He may be rash in this regard but feels his

rashness is due to the fact that he thinks quickly and is able to rapidly

apprehend and synthesize the components. and essence of a problem

in its various perspectives.. In other words, he is alert and quick

and gets the point immediately even before you finish your sentence.

However, it would be wise not to interpret his intellectual alacrity as

a commitment or as an index that he will complete a task.

It means

merely that he

sets your point; it doesn't moan that he will cooperate.

especially when the going sets rough.

Another factor of interest to the project is that this person is

not likely to change as regards his basic character euce He has

marked difficulty Projecting-himself.in terme of what he would like

to be. It is his opinion thai in order to change himself, it would be s

necessary that he would become an entirely different person.

However, he fecis thas everything is relative and perhaps he should

show more strength of character, be litule more compromising.

more realistic and less sentimental. However, according to him,

this would imply that the environment would be such that there was

no room for sentiment.

In this case, his personality would be

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definitely out of place. Consequently, the Subject does not think he will

be a very different person in the future from what he is now. However.

he hopes that his material situation will have improved not necessarily

financially, but socially. He also naively hopes that the world will

change and that there will be no discrimination and that there will

be a general improvement of living conditions for everyone. He is a

humanitarian in his outlook but he is not an activistic social reformer,

except in the sense that be is an individualistic rebel. Generally he

strives to improve his own standard of living and he feels that his

own inclination to better thinge ie the disease of all inventore.. The

Subject also hopes to acquire, it necessary, a nationality by virtue of

which he could feel that te actually belongs to a society. However

he is ambivalent in thie resard. He regarde society as being anxious

to stamp and label individuals and he would prefer to be an individualist

outside of society than to be a member of society il he is required to

conor pa was said beforeg his handiers would be wise not to label

try in any way to get the Subject to conform to societ

He will run rings around them like he did his mother. As regards his

future outlook.the subjects.not entirely.optimisticoefe-feels. that.her

will never be able to reach his ideals because his material ideal (Social

reform), is so distant and so difficult that he wou

lives in order to attain it. It might be unfair to designate him as a

pessimist. As was said before, he is more of a skeptic and perhaps.

a cynic. Consequently, one should be careful as regards inculcating

ideological or social motives. One should be content to accept his

motives in their present state.

Tampering with them would only result

in diaturbing the Subject and the relationship.

The Subject denies that-he-has any-emotional-interest.in.or

emotional attachment to France at this ume. Although it was likely

that he was sentimentally patriotic before the war it is a fact that he

nas been branded as a criminal and has been deprived of certain civil

rights and privilegendle now perhaps feels rejected and in turn

is rejecting

France

Nsve theless he strikes the examiner as a

Frenchman in terms of the way he thinks, feels and acts.

certainly not a Russian in his personality. He expresses himself

freely, is discursive, voluble, and is able to carry on a conversation

intensely and indefinitely on his topics of interest. This is typically

French, but, in terme of his personality, it represents an oral

characteristic." In other words he is inclined to express himself

orally and is motivatey iu obtain love and alfection together with

other supplies by oral incorporation.

What this means to you is that

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he is "mouthy" and he will eat you up if you are not careful or if you

get too close. Incorporation is the epitomy of contröl. Consequently,

if you allow him to incorporate you he's got control, not you. Be wary,

and detached in this regard. He has already eaten up the case officer.

The Subject is currently involved in his avocation of inventions

and is the owner and exploiter of several patents.

He has engaged the

financial and technical interests of several others in his inventions.

He currently presents the problem of being divided between the

invention business and continuing in the preliminary phases with us:

He claims that if he were to join us he would have to relinquish every

thing to his business partners. This is probably true, and it is also

probably true that he would relinquish his invention interest but at the

same time, he presents this item in the fashion of a.con man. It would

be wise to ignore this gambit.

Additional descripton of the personality includes the fact that

The telecis a Super

intelligences is capable of abstract conceptualizations

and is easily able to deal in symools. He would have no difficulty asp

regarde

the intelleetual aspects of training However, in his training,

other things will have to be kept in mind, He is an narcissisdo tons

character who feels that because he lacks the love.of others he needs

to love himself. In other words, he is quite in love with himself

and thereby acts accordingly: He also tends to rationalize and to

öffer socially acceptable reasons for his individualistic behavior

and for his past failures. He acts because he thinks he is right

and because he will succeed. He is quite egotistical in this regard.

He strives chiefly for emotional satisfaction.

It would be wise to

"remember also that he appears to be-altruistic-but.at the.same-time.

he is selfish. He will do things for others and for the community

but will hope to get something out of it for himself. The alirustic and

selfish drives merge and he is motivated by both at the same time.

He needs to prove to others that he is capable of success and he is

self-confident in his power but is impecure that others

him as adequate.

Basically he is an exhibitionist, but is too sophisticated

to brag or to display himself in a transparent manner. However, he

reeds attention and is likely io do things in arder to get attention. This

is what he has done in the past. He particularly strives not to be regarded

as bad o evil.

He wants to be regarded as a person who has differences of

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opinions and conflicts with the social order. It wouid be fair to say that

he is not a true criminal but is more of a neurotic character who

expresses his conflicts and difficulties by non-conforming beharior. He

is a stubborn fellow who does not like to be defeated and strives to

conquer. .

Despite his tendencies to magical thinking he strives to be

rational and realistic, but his strong emotional pressures get in his

way.

He experiences melancholy and depressive mood swings but

maintains a light side and attempts to relieve his dysphoric feelings

with lightness and humot. He relies heavily on the technique o

humor to relieve tension and to avoid the demobilization of anxiety

in interpersonal relationship. His humor may be regarded as a

good index of his andety.

In light of the above the Subject's motivation for affiliation at

this time is rather complex. However, on the surface it is positive,

spontaneous, voluntary and tense

lets really on the shelf in Cape

is isolated, lonely, controlled in his movements restricted in his

aspirations and unable to realize freedom and to develop himself as and

indivedual. Consequently. the/assignment represente @unique.opportunity

to escape from his present level of exetense and it

no wonder that he

is pushing for a quick release from Gap.

ip. However, it he were released

without the sufficient establishment of controls and the application of

selection techniques he may prove to be a difficult handling problem in

the future. It is recommended that his processing be slowed down to

a hault and that security and other operational requirements be satisfied

prior to lifting him out of Gap: Once he is taken out of Gap he, like the

con man, is on first base, and, no matter how you slice it, he will have

established himself in a bargaining position.

The Subject likes Americans for sentimental reascns.

Although

he realizes that the United States may have selfish political interests

he is willing to go along out of admiration for the sincerity of the

Americans. He likes the liberty which exists in America and the

fact that-people are treated like individuals rather than as numbers.

General ly his attitude toward the Americans is typically emotional

and is understandable in terms of whät has been said about his

personality.

Although the Subject is a rank individualist and a non-conformist

he tealizes that he must cope with the community and must sacrifice

for the good of the community.

liparticular, he would not like to harm

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others.

In this regaid it is unlikely that the Subject has even

conmitted physical

assault nor is it likely that he would in the

tuture.. No matter what the other person would represent to the

Subject he would still be regarded as a human being whom the

Subject would respect and would not harm. The Subject is not

necessarily a hostile person.

He will act out of exigency but will

deliberately avoid being sadistic or wontonly cruel. Thists of

importance as far as the project is concerned. If the Subject were to

find himself in a light spot which required killing another person it

i' not likely that he would do so. It'is more likely that he would attempt

to resolve the situation by verbal machi nations:

The Subject prefers to work alone as regards technical research

but as regards the execution of an operation, he prefers to be part of

an orgamzation. He knows he can rely upon himself when he is alone

and that otherS have been unreliable in the past. However if it ias

necessary for him to work with others he will accept tell must boff

kept in mind, howeverke

that he would prefer to work alone.

Subject is likely to be loyal to a person whom he regards as su

and in the relationship he may even be criucal of himsell, In order

to express his loyalty he would like to prove his usefulness to the

superior but, at the same time, he would feel inadequate in that be

would require the protection of a superior. In his initial contacts with

a partner, the Subject would attempt to assume leadership on the team

but if the partner were superior by virtue of intelligence and /or experience,'

the Subject would tend to follow. It is likely that he would be a better

follower of an adequate leader than a leader of a less adequate person:

The reason for

this is that he is more of a dependent than an independent

person in terms of his interpersonal relationships.

"Furthermore,

he is

inclined to act on impulse and sentiment and consequently his judgement

is questionable.

with a tone deber erad idea and me subject would what beer

would respect and with whom be would enjoy an informal but authoritative

Telationship.

Prior to the last session of the preliminary examination on the

10th of January 1959 the Subject was routinely contacted by the French

Police who were investigating his reasons for being in Paris at that time:

As a result of this contact, the Subject was markedly apprehensive and

preoccupied and was not able to freely devore himself to the psychological

analysis as theretofore.. The Subject's primary motive is, of course,

self-preservation and since he is an extremely alert and vigilant

individual be is likely to over-reaci and to become emotionally upset

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with such a provocation. Because of this it appears that the Subject

needs the guiding influence of a more mature experienced person who

is in more control of the situation.

An additional point of interest is

that the Subject is capable of using such an experience as the visit by

the police as a dévice to control. For cample, because of the visit

by the police, the Subject aborted the psychological analysis.

He did

the same thing, in another way, on the preceeding contact with the

case officer

It's as if the Subject does not want us to get too close

and to leard too much about him. The third aspect of this behavior is

that the Subject for some reason of other consciously or unconsciously feels

he has farrived" and is acceptable to our service. In other words, he

may act according to the opinion that a decision has been made in his

favor and consequently be sees no need for enduring a psychological

analysis. Lip likely that he would have the same attitude toward a

security inter cogation and as regardo traininge

As regards the general selection orleria for the project it

would appear that the Subject sausties the requirements of intelligence,

"Pesourcefulness, mechanical talent, team ability pilliration exfiltration

capability, good health, physical stamina, motivation,

etc. "However, mrs

there are other factors which may or may not vitiate the positive features.

These factors are pertinent to areas such as security and handling. It is

recommended that before the Subject is removed from Gap that he be

administered a security examination in a controlled situation.

Such

an examination should be conducted by a skilled and experienced

individual who is fluent in French, who is unbiased and objective and

who is not overly rigid as regards his conventional standards. With

such an examiner, there is a fifty-fifty chance that the Subject would

satisfy security standards. The other problem area which remains is

that of handling, and unless this is thought out carefully and appropriate

personnel assigned, the hand will be quicker than the eye.

JOSEPH D. MC GOVERN, Ph. D.

Chief, Research and Psychiatric Support Br.

Psychiatric Staff/Medical Stali

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MEMORANDUM FOR: THE RECORD

SUBJECT

David TZITZICHVILI - Red Sox Candidate.

1. This loan indirect as cosment of the above named individual

bared on a W-B test admini

tered by a case officer in the field and on

* PRQI. Subject apparently le being considered for a two-man intacion

of relat

oly abort duration.

The mata questione about him seem to be:

Go he learn to do what will be required? What would-be his motivation?

With bal sort of person, ould to get on beatle to-man teamy what

Special problomo can be aguicipated and avoided in Lia handilag?

2..

A briel telephone report was supplied to tbe headquarters

case officer on 10 December 1958. It was stated that Subject possesses

adequate intelligence, unusuai social skilla, and a propensity for getting

what be wants without conscience. He is impulsive and surprivingly

Irrational la satiotying his personal deatred. He will appear at first

so have leadership okill and interest -- hence will probably just take

over leadership of the team. In the long run, however, most persons

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who would be team-mates would become disenchanted and either reject

him or take over ¡hemselves. Because of this man'a social versatility,

impulsiveness and freedom from conscience, he would be particularly

difficult to control, Thas lo, it would be dillicult to ascertain bat he

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actually did what be claimed to have done. His case officer would have

to be capacially alert for double-dealigg, careful to build in checke and

counterbalances, and tough and firm in handling atyle. Despite the

limitatione noted it was felt that this man in worth the rieks involved.

3. In comparison with ageat candidatos of the game nationality

which we have

assonged, Sabject's intelligence is above averago. No

intellectual; ho la novortheless unuqually well informed and unusually

obse

pedantic.

but his thinking la not rigorous.

- He makes decisions is

pulpively and on analogy. He e theretoro Likely to appear more

reasonable and better organized than he is in fact, and ose is less likely

to be prepared for his impulsive acts of bad judgment. To summarise

the intelloctual factor, he is intelligent, but ke looks brighter, better

educated and more capable of good judgment than he is in fact. How-cra

ever, these are not intellectual limitatione to his usefulness in the type

of mission considered.

wid Perhaps this man'& strongest skill lo his versatility in

playing social roles. I be so wants, be can make himself appear

acceptable to a wide variety of people. He in accustomed to getting out

of tight spots by exercising charm or "personality," At the same timo..

however, he can be very temperamental when his desires are frustrated

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and when be feels he is crossed. He needs a lot of sensual experience

and his sensuality and desire for emotional experience is nor too well

controlled. He especially likes new and novel experiences, which he

will go after with little attention to the probable consequences.

5. This man is quite dependent on social activity and social

"a relationabipe for amusement; support, and incentive. He may at times

try to play the fole of the independent, solf-sufficient, lone-woll, but

he could not sustain such a role for long. He must participate with

people a relauvoly mougnal

way.

At the tame time he lo likely

o be asceptionally uspicioue of allithe people be worko with. He la

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¿not Very realistia la bis suspiciousness, and he io loclined to exaggerate

clues and signs.. With reference to the proposed mission, be is likely

to express distrust of anyone who is insroduced as a partner. Like-

wige it may be assumed he will try to take over the role of leader

eves though ho has no particular leaderahip skilli.

This will present

problems, because in our opinion over the long haul he would make a

poor leader, for the following reasone: (a) he la not accustomed to

playing any role consistently for a long period of time, (b) he la moro

depeadent socially than to likes to admit, (c) his judgement is not con-

sistent; he operates too much on impulse of sentiment and bence when

the chipa are down he cannot backatop his decisions with readoned

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6. It is our opinion that this man is unugually unescumbered

by concience. When be wanté something, he taked it. When it

requires bim to cross a friend, lie does so without guilt. It be looke

ahead at consequences he does so in terms of "getting caught and

Doing punished" rather than losing moral stature. He certainly feele

little genuine loyalty to codes, institutione, or causes other than bie

He le more likely to remala loyal to a apecific individual whom

be reapects of fear. The principal implications of thee cosracteriatica

are (0) be lo not regarded as a promising candidato for polystaph tentios

the record to more likely to be midleadies than la mont care (bibe

wul require a particularly firm straight forward, alert, care officer

whom Subject either respects or feats. A warm, friendly relationship

here would likely regult in Subject becoming exceedingly suspicioue of

his cage officer, in efforte to manipulato the case officer, and disruption

of relatione owing to temperamental outburate.

?. The best single characterization we can make of bia

motivation for the assignment in that If his persoual desires kappen to

be congruent-with-the purposes of-the-misgion,-then-ble-motivation in=t

appropriate. Hie interests might include desire for an exciting clandestine

expereince and for social prestige, as well an for money. They certainly

do not include any abstract political or ideological motives. The importaat.

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thing is that thie man it unusually intent on satialying bis own whims

and caprices whenever they are set-oll, which makes him more lacon-

sistent than one expecta and hence more difficult to control.

8. Conclusion: Even more than the normal run of agent candi.

dates, this man is solely out for himself. Coupled with thie characteristic

in his social kill and his ability to got away with gratilying his owe desires

Irrespective of the leelings or interests of othere. This indicates

pecullarly.dih.cule/control/problemo..which.io.our.opision.segurc.aa

unusually competcot

Ict even authoritarian cave ollicor.

Despite the number of nogative characteristics discussed in this report.

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it is nevertheless our opinion that this man is still worth considering

providing he has the minimum requirements of language, access to target,

and cover., He has the requisite intelligence and very useful social skills.

He can get away with activities which would be disturbing or upsetting to

other people, and this would appear to be a major qualification.

ROBERT E. GOODNOW

Branch MI

TSS/ Chemical Division

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SA+^

POUTING

100058

RECIO CASLE SECT.

ROUTINE

IN 36854

OTE FROB 2928

-DIR

INFO FRAN

PARI

REDHOOD REDSOX AEAGRE

RE: DIR 04894 (OUT 52886) •

1. FRICANZA VILLE TRY SEE AEASPIC CAPRI3 DEC CHECKLIE SUBU

STILL WILLING, MAKE CLASTIC ARRANOCMENTS HAVE HIM READY FOR MEET

WITH PSYCHIATRIST.

WILL TLY CINEVA, TAKE TRAIN CAP, RETURN-VIA

PARIS.

2. SUGGEST PSYCHIATRIST VISIT FRAN TO INTERVIEW SUBJ FROB 2776

(IN 30291) AND SUBJ FROB 2887 (IN 35386) TF WE CAN HAVE LATTER READY.

END OF MESSAGE

CS COMMENT: "HAS ARRANGING FOR PSYCHIATRIST TO MEET WITH ALASPIC AND FRIGANZA IN

PARIS SOONEST.

12 DEC 1959

SEGREL

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMIBITED.

264-233437

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703 H4/wS/V

ORIG

George A. Fill

UNiT : SR/DOB

18331

DATE 110 December 1958

, FRANKFURT

FROM: DIRECTOR

SR 6

"CLASSIFIED NESSAGE

S-E-C-R-E-T

ACUTING

33

DEC 10

23 1 4-858

NEC'O CABLE SECT.

DESERSID

CON

iNo;

ROUTINE

PRIORITY

OPERATIONAL

LAMEDIATE

C1, C1/OPS, CO/DA, FI, F1/OPS, tE B, S/C 2

CJre2e3s

OUT 52886

TO

NFO FRAN

REDWOOD REDSOX NEACRE

REF FROB 2891 (EN35499)°

CITE: DIR

€4334

INTIAL VERBAL RESULTS ABASPIC WB TESTS GENERALLY

FAVORABLE, PREFER CONDUCT FURTHER PSYCH INTERVIEW IN PLACE.

PRIOR TO ANY MOVEMENT.

2. HOS NOW ATTEMPTING ARRANGE FOR PSYCHIATRISI TO MEET

WITH SUBJ AND FRIGANZA IN PARIS SOONEST.

3. SUGGEST PUSH WORK COMPLETE ASSESSMENT ALL AVAILABLE

CANDIDATES. BUT NOVEMENT TO ALACRE TO BE COMPARTMENTED AND

ON HIGHLY SELECTIVE BASS,

(END OF MESSAGE):

C/S COMMENT: STATED THAT ALASPIC SUITABLE FOR BLACK MISSION BUT NOT SURE THAT.

HE WOULD BE FIT-PARTAIR FOR AESATCHEL DUE"TO LANGUAGE PROBLCH AND THAT TENPERMENTS

MARKEDLY DiFFERENT..

11 016 1059

SR/3

AE/SR/ DOW

Bal Ill

COrNO A. TIll

S-E-Ü-R-E-T

Feel wereno

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SME

POUTING

DATE

8 GEC 56

CLASSSED MESSAGE

S-E-C-R-E-T

• DIRECTOR

FROM ! FRANKFURT

ACTION SRO

INTO CI, C1/OPS, C1/DA, FI, FI/OPS, EE %.. S/C 2

DC & 22502 58

ROUTINE

:TO

IN 35499

PROB 2891

OIR

WTO.

FRAN

REDWOOD REDSOX ALACRE

RE: EGIN 7965

1: WE HAVE REASSESSED AESATCHEL FOR REF MISSION AND BELIEVE HE SUITABLE.

LENGTHY CROSS QUESTIONING INDICATES HE SINCERELY WILLING AND WILL BE EASILY

HANDLED. MAINLY: TO DEVELOP MORALE AND REMOVE HIM DISMAL FRAM WINTER ATMOSPHERE

BUT ALSO GIVE HIM PHYSICAL TRAINING, PLAN SEND HIM MITTENWALO AREA TO SKI

BEGINNING AGOUT 29 DECEMBER, AWARE SOME RISK HE MIGHT INJURE SELF BUT BECAUSE

HE GOOO SHAPE AND CAN SKI THINE RISK USTIFIEO IN ORDER COUNTERACT EFFECT PROTRACTEO

AND DEMORALIZING WAITING FRAN. WILL KEEP HIM THERE UNTIL JUST BEFORE TRANSFER

ALACRE WHERE HE SHOULD ARRIVE TOP FORM.

ACASPIC SUITABLE BLACK MISSION BUT NOT SURE HE FIT PARTNER FOR AESATCHEL.

LANUAGE PROOLEM ANAWARD. TEMPERAMENTS MARKEDLY OIFFERENT. HOMEVER HOLLO LIKE

SECONO INTERVILN WITH HIM BEFORE CONMITTING OURSELVES HIS SUITABILITY PAIR WITH

AESATCHEL.

3. HAVE NOT HEARO TROM ALASPIC SINCE PARIS MEETING UMICH WINSHIP ATTENDED.

RCOUTST PERMISSION BY 11 DECCHIER PAVE FRICANZA VISIT HIM IN CAP 13 DECÉMBER

MAKE ARRANSCMENTS COME FRAN CARLY LAMARY FOR FURTHER ASSESSIENT AND ICFLUTTER.

D DIC 19+19

PI MODUCTION BY OTMILIAN INE ISSURE OTIFO

IS MOHIBITIO

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DATE

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE:

S-E -C-R-E-T

ROUTING

TO

FROM

ACTION::

INFO

PAGE 2-

FROB 2891:

IN 35499

-10:

WILL CLEAR WITH PARIS EN ROUTE: GAP.

4.

SUBJECT FROB: 2776 (IN 30291) * MAY BE WILLING AND SEEMS OUTSTANDING

CANDIDATE FOR BLACK MISSION. WE PRESSING HIS ASSESSMENT WHICH HOPE FINISH BY

12 DECEMBER.

5: SUBJECT FROB 2887 (IN 35386)* ALSO APPEARS GOOD AND WE HURRYING

ASSESSKENT BUT CANNOT COMPLETE BEFORE MID JANUARY..

BOTH SUBJECT PARA 4 AND 5 PHYSICALLY EXCEPTIONAL, SUFFICIENTLY -

INTELLIGENT, HAVE INTREPID COMMANDO MENTALITY NEEDED REDSOX. IF BOTH ASSAY

WELL AFTER FULL PROCESSING, SUGGEST HDOS CONSIDERS TAKING THEM AEACRE WITH

AESATCHEL AND ALASPIC HENCE HAVING ALTERNATES AEASPIC IN EVENT HE FOUND UN-

SUITABLE AS PARTNER AESATCHEL:, WISH UNDERSCORE THIS TENTATIVE PROPOSAL ONLY.

IF IT FEASIBLE AND ATTRACTIVE, PLEASE ADVISE SO WE CAN PUSH WORK TO HAVE ALL

READY FOR TRANSFER SAME TIME.

C/S COMMENT:

END OF MESSAGE

"REQUESTED PRA TRACES ALEXES MALMAK.

••REQUESTEO POA TRACES JOHANN SCHMIDT.

S-E-C-R-E-T

PEFIODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE SUING DIFICE IS PROHIBITED. CODiNO

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PERSCINAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE

PAR? I-BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

-/PRQ/.

lons:

1. Write elearly.

Answer ill questions complerely.

vestlon does sot apply, willo "M

applicabie".

eat frocs 1) Nos applicable

in legal ebengen (State briedy time, reason and place of use).

a Doted bert 12 air 1919

a Place of biris 3101a 4000)

Present elitemsble, nice ll appropriato

Nationalty at birth end auy aibsequent nationalitles (il dilterent from o) Garglan

nant residence (Orate, tenan, rub tenant) Arama Ballera!

10: Present occupatton (ull die, malary, el) Directeur sectrical Conle plairdi

east for sables toole Generala ins rackstena (lan)

'11. Maturaltration of sabjort or. al clost relatives in the United States (Clive date and name un

atch cartiocata vies griented) Mas asplicable

ponitials la United Sates Explata roladosantip

1b3r201d38(91(060712)

i! 259÷7;

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13.

SEN ST

n, present reddence, year and place of birth, niatlonalty as

Father

Simon Tiltslähvil

bom

Georg lan

Rocurad to TIndO, OSSR 2908-10. Leved still utine

14 Mober - Gene atormatio e 1e

bom miaio 0. 1096

Coortes:

Sulalde 1918

13.

PanDo PiNKOD:

torn Bosanoon Angant 1927

BarTLed 10 Para 1910

Aves ruo detetde Arlend, Placa de la Revolutios, jorancon

«varaos 1953 li Parlo

19 cala pra , yer and place ol birth, natomally at barth aid any aubesquent

1) dan barat bot do old Prenda

Livas u1th sothar

2) con Oabttet 7 Jr8. old

Lives vith nottor

• 17. Brothers nad diers - Serio talor

Dos attectod thees,

as ila.

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brechtly Brother born 1916 an datalian near aroun, arendeech,

served is che french Arty free 1950 urtis 19ls,

becase It. in a

scorized tantry andt ard ferre fi

art dirtea, Prance and

mary; Wice nartled, that wile joy, ree JeruiTa, divorced,

socord wife, Jaguling, see SoLvin,

born 1935 in Oap; 11r0o

in Cap wius cocond wife and tuc o! the uree children bors of the

first nurtlago.

Helenas Sistor, born 1916 in Croar, BeTted IraklS LORRAOZE;

born 1913, now baltered diversed. helore and her husband returped

to une TSER La 19L8, cabeequent to wich coth vere arrested,.

wiled is siber

a cho 1e now beltered to be livlie In Mosco

He voluntared vich the Corren Any 1r i Il.

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18. Relatives in servlos of any goverament, names and postlloris heid

Stater lo toschos of languages (French, ineltan) in Moccos.

19. Les eú olactal identity Pipers beld with dates, numbers, plece of lecue and duration of

validiry.:

1) Carto do Sojour Temporalro (Prench) persod ego ac28571

30 Rollatoo - Degroo prestood i

ship rellglous orders

thodos (Coastle) nos bellowing

es Carlotten Aplentlat 5 jouro befors va

81. Present and pett political atti

22 Travel ovida country al present reedence - Country, dates, purpose, people and firme

viidted

Gerany (B0r)1a; PoalSta) 1941 (osveral riolto) work

Austrta (71ea-.a)

Polend (Lots, Possin, Warsen, Cracon) 1943 05k

Education - School locatson, couris: degree, dates.

Arts-ob Hastaro: Chaton a/Marno 1935-36-37.

Language dod tel die pradeny as good, lair, poor.)

Lenguagon?

Languago Cocrilen

Language

Грваіка

Basilia

— Sppet

Read

Palr

Understard thi

vell

fair

Resid

va11

Understand vol'

Patr

fa1t

salt

sais

falr

Lendi

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SECHET

nary service Dates, country, unle, rank, duty, where services perfurred, decuratiers

when discharged, why. Give delalls it ever prisoner of war.

Porelgn Legion l9lom North r! (rici.r1a, Didols)

Savel ry

Ist class (distinguisted privase)

To medale, not pod

20.

•PT

mberato ta organizations (Proletonal, mortal palescel, ore)

"No argantratsons

27., Spocal skille, abilitles, batbles (radlo, phoigraphy, etc.)

Protography

Moctrialty

forgery of documents

Weapons (amall a7ng)

Mochanico

28. Flnancial status -- Earnings, bank depositi, securitles, property

100,000 fT. por isonta do property:

firm

makes about ? mill: 2n

aployinent history- Type of work; salary, dates, employers, addresses, reason for leavi

clude employment by any governme

1) Blaycio repairuan ego of lyra. turing sumer 1920 Tersallles, Franço.

2)

Hada morle prefector as child 'or showing filna.

3)

Mada eloctrical repaira for others throughout childhood from ll yrs.

Ropatrod soudng rachings.

5) Hosted 1a garago vashine cars, a11ine sochanic.

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ET

29. (Contlaued

b) Marked ao night yaw

?) welder.

ó) Latbo gerator

only really aroady job was contrace in Stettli, berlio 19la.

Barned 2.10 mark an electrician for LirA plan::

Nos vortre on production of machines for advertislag.

Ja Hes rubject doss any entai Give decelle tachuding itler of boots, erices publi

1. Llot persono livtag at cam

ssoclates (ladividuals os groups), correspondents

& horne and abrar

O1T1 ZALDASTANIS BOStOn, Hass.

Other SALDASTANIs Boston, Maso.

DUPDYT, tha feallyi 30 rue Cabardo, Ports XIi

Yvonso (the grandaother) born about 1881.

Colette (the nochor), mao Dipurt, KHOME"III bary ahout 1915

and the four denghtara, all single.

32. List five character nilereac

Do. Andre TIlARDi bain about 1915, dentlat, Lives In GRD

Jack PARADISe born about 1915, opticlan, lives in Oap

jean AGDONDs born, about 190%, ristaurante:t, lives in Sep

The fandly BICUDiATTi the fanly of Subject prosont s1siori1r-lau,

jovelero, L4ro In Gap:

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SEASET

26%14

33: Cuur mcurd -Court date, arrests, charges parishner is sertenced arquitti derie bra

tron, etc.

Sentencal at Part: 1953 to 7 ir..

Arrancod La July 1950 for ba rati-n.

sentenco seduced by collectite arie-.y.

pleased uncerber 1955.

34..

escription (Ure American stardards of measurement, ll posable.):

40

Apparent ae

Helgas 5'10* (70120)

Lyos: Bro

Tice -ebepo long oval

Complexios

Sex

"'MalA

General appearass

Promtoent textura

Other Identifytng features

Posture

• Weight 56 kg.

Teeth Atficial

Hals Dark brown, baldles

Scar!

wounds on index fireer,

o? left hans. Accidert with. guy"

Build

Tip or forgilinger and shat"

right hand alssi??.

33. Other miscellarsous blographical data and commenta

241. 23.3471

SOMET

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LITO

Chiler,

BE; Ni; Paris; CeS, derishy

HU: DON BERG 115 P9:

201 (not asalsaed)

NOV:&

291er18a2

10.10:

circiated-

Chiop of Basü, Frankfurt

HED. DOD/ASINOY ARACRE

Subject of 2irA-22041

please gire us intrictica in shat 18 to bo

DIR 4873, 10 October 1958

Arporal: to contuct and assosa sucjact was given in refercaco

which also approved our proposal that Peter k. linchip ascoapary Nevens

and the undersigned on this job in order that ho rould bo âble to carry

to Boadquarters his porsonal lupreesions of Sulject.

2. We arrived in perta on i3 October whera we discussed our plans

with John P. Platiposis who Inforued us that the Paris Station had co

objections to our proceeding as we proposed. The underoigned trevelled

ao Naj. Michael C. Lonz; levens and Winship travellod in true name.

3. Ke rented a our in Paris and drove to Gap, arriving before

noon ca: 14 Octeber:

The reminder of the day was spent In Ianillerising

ourselves with the town and locating the heuso where subjoet has re

ported to live.

Because none of us spoke Prench, lithout a noticeable

Ans1o-Saxon accent, he did nos visa to visit tho spartuent of subject!o

brother and risk beeting the trothor on aister in-lan who would easily

be able to detect that we were not Frenchisen.

Therufore, the under

signed drove to voynes about 40 km. away there he got en older nonen

working In 's saall inn to put through a telephone call for us. The

woman hod no ides what she was doing and nóa not duplelous. she

spoke with subjoct's cistor-in-law who said thet sübjeat was no longer

"sleeping there hut was expected to vialt the house nt aboist 210n hours.

Consequently, the undersigned returned to Gap whore Winship and Nevens

woro on hand to survill moject's house. A second call to tlie house ca

subjoct's brother wis purt through at about 2130 huurs fron a different

tom also about 40 km. fron Cap.

Ina can who made the call for us

learned that subjest uss plarmiro to visit parlo, and thai it vis soû

known whother he hed left.

4.

Not wishing to risk aigring subjeet altogethes, la decided to

call at tha spartment of Subjact's brother on thu reming of 15 Catotor

after 9i30 men it could bo expected that the brother nould have left

hose for his office.

The undersigned mado tie call, spokc with tha

Bistor-1n-lau (ito, we aubsequeitly learned, toat thio undursigned for

an Engliahaan). The conversation lestod pernags 15 minutes.

Tha

elater-in-lan gave us subject'a prevent addrons where hs is sot

reglstorod and tald us there he cats lunch dally. línila Newena and

Winchip counter-survoltled the sita, the undercignad waited for

Subjaut outside tha restaurant thera ho takes hin mcals until Subject

approached at abnut 1245 hours. subjact had alrcady been alerted. that

a non-native Preach speaking person nes locking for lily and recognized

the underyignod at case.

en introduction muo made, dublost is elicon

the photegrajina which IPALDLE hed takan and acceptod these as proof

of the undersigned's authenticlis.

subjuot said ho has planning to

losve shat slate los a tuo day i'alt to purla on Luulrucá.: Ii hau

surgeatad that subject, in ordco to savo faro and no that se should:

havo an extended opportunis to dlacusa "certnin matters" with hio,

night preto: to drivc with ta..

sinject ecseptied thio ouggontion ard

arrangerents sona cado to plar hin un in none or a cafo. on lue cie-

skirto vi Gap sero ho 1n tuagorarily lodged.

• 5.

subjet vas not by lim underalgned et 2000 hours and told tisi

tho undersigned sing accasparled by tao collesgurs.!

Shortiy Chorealter

21- 232U?)

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Newcas and winship vere bicked up and te departed for paris.

During

the trip na had no coportunity to converco ulth subject about his early

lie, rasily problems, ote.

As it turncd cüt the long drive gave us

an ideal oppertunity to aran out subject about hinelf and his present

c arrived In Paris on 16 Oclober at 0700 hours.

subject as cropped neat the housa of Identlty i. hiragchents vere

maic to sect him at 1600 hours in the vicinity or the Gire Mcotparnasse.

During tale ousslia bian Swugece, PraI ulogianic insonacita was

obtalred. After the four hour tecting; we took Subject to dinner

which gave us furtcer opportunity to talk to hie.

Between our arrival

lo Partsand our geetiny with Subject at 1600 hours, ho had been

occupled with business affairs so that he had not slept at all, was

tired, and wanted to break up early.

6..

he next pot subject on 17 October at 1230 hours. Subject bad

spent the noming windlas up his business affairs. Alter a quick lunch.

we took another roos at the Califogata Hotel where we talked with

Subject, untll after 1700 hours. During this meetling Subject was siven

the Hechsfer Bellevue test.

He also discussed future contact and la-

structed him to have a full medical exaiination done, Including a

cbest x-ray, and sent to us as scon as convenient. Likeulse Subject

was instructed to write us a detalled autobiography, ruming not less

than 200 pages or so frea about 1939: Subject paled at the detali we

requested but said he would make an erfort.

Me Sublect still cartes a special identity card which means he

1s restriotod to the Departient of Bautes Alpes. Howevor, ho is able

within 49 hours to get a special pass fras the polico witch peraits him

to visit any eity in Praco up to seven days and if he had dencostrable

good reasons for a longer visit, he belleves arrangements could be

made. Subject belloves that fur about French franos 50,000 he could

acquire a French identity docuent bearing no restriction. This would

take time; the money would ba necded for legal counsel and bribes. No

discussed with subject the possibility of visiting Germany for 7 days

Including travelling: time on a false German identity document.

Being

an old hand at forgery. Subject was enchanted with the Idea and quite

confiderit he would be able to pull it off. Thus has discussed because

we thought it wight be botter and sore convenient to bring subject to

Frankfurt for an LCFLUTTER examination end assosement rather then to

do this in Paris. Subject cannot get legal pomission to go outside

of Prance:

8. Contrat Arrangesents:

(a)

subject will be notified by letter that ue wish to net

blm.. The latter should bo addressed to Identity B.

The letter should

be written in Gerten and sbould give (l) time and date of weoting

(the sito will Nor be mentioned; (2) an English phrase must be 1n-

cluded at the end of the letter, c.b. "Good Luck."

The signatura 18

Immaterlal. N.B., Not less than five doys and oroferably seven should

be allored tron tha tino the letter la posted until the day subjoat

18 to be sat.

(D) Meetina place In Paris is the Cale Georzes VI, MIC

raubourgo St. lianoro, juet off the rue Royal, Placo de la Concardo.

(o) Alternate tine's for the seeting are three houra after the

ortginal secting ilao, and then to hoira later, i.e. Elve hours after

the original socting tiso.

(a) If suitect iu udibio tu codo to faria, he will:

(:) brite or telegragli Identity A stating hu 19 inabla

to coma.

Tho purson sectlog Subject 11ll go to this address and in-

quire naut M. David; ho should te told M.. David nas unublo to case.

(2) Theraipan a tolegren will bo sent to subjoct in Cap

1s which a talagtone quadar mill ba 1acludod. Sigs the sousago filchel.

tall

53 c

16-7

ild

921500

20Rear-

CHISHANTi

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13) Upen receipt of the telegram, subject will telephono

and ask to spcak with litchel long, raoreuca ho dili receive furner

intrictlons.

(4) In the event no cessage is receiveo at Idcatate A,

a telephone call to Identity should be put through by a bative grench

speter mo mill ass iccid Duria, preteratig ho is cie of Dario's

friends.

(8)

Subject w1ll write to Identit; D.

He will pest tis letter

In a plain envelope to Identity A to will past cic inser addressed en-

velope frop paris.

9.

Re DIR 41763, dated 20 September $S53: SubJect is copletely

willing to repatriate to the soviet Unlon at our behest. la believe lo

is sincere in this contentica. He could le sured to deizuny using a

false dooment to set hin across the border for a few days, but it se

were to do this,

we would incur the risk that subject misht be picked

up or might invent sono incident in order to clain that it could se in-

possible for his to retum to france. Subjest does not like Gap and

very tuch wants to leave. "Although me did not so into the matter

deeply, no my assuse that there is no possibility this sumject ca a

REDSOX atseion could recruit his relatives beisuss no ene in the sally

sceas

to know where they live.

The sister who repatriated 1s supposed

to be living in Moscow but the last letter frog her ins received several

years 980.

10 A attachments please find the follosing?

(a) PRQ I sent under separnte cover

(b) Newens assescuent or Sublect, sent under suctioncer

(c) Friganza's assessment of Subject sent Disce

separate donas 14/92

(d) The Wechsler-Bellevue results sent herewith in cue copy

to AEACRE only

(e) Identity list

Peter K. Winchip will be able to give SACRE 113 vicH u

Subject in person. No have toid Subject that he cannot expect en early

decision on his caployment with us. He toid his thet tithin chot so

digs tie would drup hin a lctter senewleiging the roccist of the ballcal

report which we asked him to send 18 and infor'no lin of s tantatira

date when we night wish. to seet his in Paris asair.

Before undertstig

further to assess, ICFEUTIER, id Interrogato Sibjoot, la sould ille a

tentative expression of Headquarters interest in the case. It nsula

sees that there 1s sufficient infomation en shich to make guit a

decision.

anthony H. frisen.

Approved

calcis no Bankazira (de

joi!

Distributions

SP 1/Att A, B, C.

2

D, ≤

-FE is-ait A,

3,

E

2

- nE l/Att A, Ba.

2

• Paris w/nte A.

D,

E

- 00s silitt A, B, C.

E

E.

are use:

50i8.600

14S1

d5aSE

Cit:

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4/8

chif. 21

ra Chifiy sener Kril fut

stadt A to E6FA-24034

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Coneral Denristling and Assossnant of Subjaet

1o Introdiction:

Hith him was underters en reite to Parla (by car) ea the right of 15/05

Ötober 1950. Subsequently to das Bot in Parto on 16 Cetober (altaroco)

and on 17 October, Ole. last day the lechaler Sellaws was given also

further meeting- and coniestions arrangenents made.

Bocause of the tims-litation (he une unablo to stay in Paris elss

be bad song business of tis om to transact),

uns debloffia and aesessont

had to be necessartly held to general teres, the saln considgration given

to Subjectes over-all life run the sain stress put on the assessment for

REDSOx sulterility.

uoject was villing, rost asge?

to co-operste in the futuro a would not hesitate to vase a lone trio

Is order to set us spela.

2. General Biographys

.a.. Pre halt

Subject 1s a Geargian natlonal. Both his parents sore Georglans. Fa

was brought to Franco by his parants, who fled fras the Sovist Unien:

Walt they lirad in. Parts or surrourding, argao.

For one orthe other reason

they sored froquatly.

This tight tave been

dua to the profession of hi8

father, who was a gracuats zinire-orginaer and who probably told an adain

intrative or ergireerine dro in Frarco:

Cuing to the

atato, Sisjoct changad schools acroscuigly.

he said that

ho never hed trouble in his studies tacause of a pood astory and fast ratention.

Conesquently, he das usually bored because of fraquent rapeditions. Olegto

boredon and possibly to sons sensa of opposition, he becare usually a nuisance

to the teachers.

Subject told us that once he had to be transferrad to another

school, bacause ho got into a volont arpurentulth a teacher.

He rothor vas

quite concerned about his bahaviour and took him to s psiralatrist (frica Sub

joct'8 narrative 1t 1s not clear nut tho diagnosis vas).

In tils preo time ho lliod to perfora odd jobs, such as, for emple,

fidng bicyclos or holping out in alectrical rapair jobs or Installation

work.

Re algo loved to inrent fadrets and odd nachines:

Undoubtedly Subject had an Inellnation towards technical ratters, On

the other hend, he had a trendeus drive to be financinlly independent, to

make monry, and to get ahead in life.

It also spons tut is dia not like

to be amployed by a person and hat he always strived for salf-esployment:

After gradusting frin actuol to attanded sagaral, encingaring collares,

dù Braguat lie studied elucio-angieserlie.

Suusequently to enrolled in the

technicin for cineratograry.

It 10 a fact that Subject Lad stadiad a lot;

ven the other hand, 1t aspees tias ko did not praduate men any of these.

tachnical Instiations.

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Approximitaly In 19b0, Subject enlisted In the Foralen Legion. Bo

was accopted ir Paris and sant la Lyon 'arsettle-Port St. Jenn to Sidi-

cal-bless Fstruary Aurust 19id to was ctatiored In Zurasta (Susa).

Fras Subjoet'a nartative 14 nar te securd! hat ha las not a bid saldier

ene that hs actually lied to serve.

He saldhat to had born suggested fet

officors' trainine but that this did not ratorielizo (pessibly recause Pracce

yes cecuted tre meantinal.

Subgect's hiphest rank has that ai a Pie

(or equivalent thereof) According to hia this rani has scso prostire in

the Logion.

intha Raza unlt wiüh Subject there bare ecout 12 Georgians, a member

al Arrontans, Bure Spaniaris, and Jews. Subject knan of a so called Coopien

Conpery thich sut saquently was enolreled by the Garcena; hoover, ho dia not

belong to this copery.

The occupation of France in Apr11/Nay 1911 endat

his silitary carger. He was denoblitzed and returned to parte.

Do During kall

After the discharge fron the Legion Salject felt a great castro to

fight for france,

He told us that he loved Pranco/ and that he wanted to

do something for hie chosen hensland. Hovever, it seens that be nover got

around to doine anything about this ambition.

He cald jostrely that corbers

of the rostatence inne not listed in telephone dirctories, and therafore

he did not knou routo nare contact viu ten, intro owas nond it appenia

that he did not try. very hard and that his love for Independance (perschal

Independence) was greater than his blah to join any collective rasistaica

ectivity. This he decided to set on his on,

Ho told us that it this time there sas sone recruitment of leboun

forces in Franca

for Garasny. He decidoi to enroll as labourer. He wont

to a certain offles in Paris and vas sent in due course to Gerary.

whilo ho worked in a synthetic gasoling plant in Enslitz near jorlin..

jeet Baldthat this was tha only tiatlat ho has actually steedily coploisi.

Bocause the Goorplars toro rather estosed ly the Germans, re heù cortuli

For a while ha livodulth a carried Gercan wotan and renorally

It appears "hat he had a couple of other cirl-frionds on the olds.

or other ho also worked in & sinitiors plent.

when plating.

(as he told us) sit e mall hand granada, ma of his finers was ertoniod.

It 1s obscura hon he obtained another dos in Garmany, but 1t 10 preb-als

a Tact that ha worked as a driver for the !'SiK (liational Socialist Partr

l'otorized Corpy)..

It 18 folt that Subjsct actunily wont curlu into the blas. rioting

racket. He told ce that he had traveled artersively and had been in occunfad

Poland (Loiz for Biazulo), Ha tamed troes travelo as Print ducauso to tad

arough noney to upond (orgo black carsot). It siplit also bo soasiblott to

traveled in conjuriction with the forced jocusents bustress he had legun.

It 19 not quite clear shat prazoted hla to start forpiri passio into

and out of Gerany. Durine the Intervier ho clairod trat hia 11= vas to help

Imprisoned ¡mci entionisio pet lace bettico

novartroless, altough a

pleuable reason (it rau mentionodtiat he vantosto hole francs), 1t 18 foll

that the ultarlor collros right still hove been love of exclinent and viri

Techitcally spoakira. Subduct ture harg besn sn scearaliehos

ke told us that his rast utudice ut tus cinentorratie tachnicid

lad riven him valuablo rechalangto ta appiled to photo-nachanteal lergins

of docusanto, stares, mù caclioti.

It lo falt that lo aust tave had acco-pileno.

Verortioled?, In c)rl:a

ine la did not ber: ata: de imel Fratreama alricuri: de arie do partledo

and probablo that tr razo the em do tho cllar order tofille al l carmid

polnt subjoct enclo drout dorilar urora intonaladinge no citarse.

to Franch inalutaren

Lat doss not utan to coll ni.

Chartist?.

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Prier to a trip to Goran (Subject ves ai the tira in Pario on bugiraco)

bo tas armatod by the Coman recular relics. he esplaima to so tiat to

had hersed with a giel tho acted an imersedter in corall decmentation

apfatre.. It appeurs hat the sil waa unnesiny Involtes wich Carmen polico

(it is rot quito cloar for Subject's story ulethor ats worked for the Coraers

sittingly or tilttingly) and had passad on Information concerning Sabjoct'a

Bo 1t an it par, subject was arrested on the reilroad station chich had

beon closed off by caren polica especially for this operation.

No was

appreheated in the presenco of the girl. Ra had a pistol with him nich

complicated ratters slightly

Borarse the case was political, ho was not hold undily by the errinal

tost ration branch but passed on to the Gestapo. Subfoct was brought to

Berlin, sters ho was Interrorated for saveral nonths at Costipo IQ. Bo told

as that be had given then tha inforatton destred and trat ho had never bean

beaten or caltreated. Fe pantloned that lila Interrogator or Interrogators

chenged taur apparol froquently, sonetined sopearing in civilion clothes,

at trans in nevy of ery untfars.

Fe was quertioned about the technlges acployed and later was regrosted

to consult en document forgeriony 1.6, recopalzing fosteries entritted to

him anone renulno docurents.

Subfoct told us that tr1s was alrost imposedble,

because his forgeries very so well made that it was hard to toll the fake

fron tha real stuff.

Nevertheles,

he endsavoured to obligs and pointed at

one docents of doubtful fanalmeresa.

Later he was brought before court (1t in not oleer ubather aotually or

Li abeantla) and fiven a defenco layar. It is not clear mother ta sao

santancad to doath, hosierer, it night do anderstood fron his infesaricos.

Sabloci was soved fron jail to jail and i ros concentration camp to

concentration camp.. He told us that cons of the tina ho spant in colitary

and done of the tine in cartunal colls. Ocrasionally ho vas usnacied hand

and loot. Pouards the ond of the war he kriy that axocutions sero carriod

out on 1ass9.

lie rosorted to a little rusa do guorra and announcod to l ha

Gormans that tils fathar and ha had Inranted a notor that could run vithout

Fo also sido it known that although hi nas ablo to dras ona part

of this

sotis, the othor sadentlal put was uith hia fathar, uho in turn

had cached 1t

that his fathor could not be contacted becauss tha part

of lastria be ros in at to ties occuplad (illorsted territory). Hesver,

ho yas villia, to drea the cachantian for hia captoro.

It appoars that the

thole idaa scoad attractiva to the carmans and that thay detonsirstod ereat

Intorost (this nua the parlod of the bundervatfan.

Sub foet thinks tiat this

satad hla fras lapondin exocution.

Thortly aftervards he vas liberated by

carponents of the adrancing US Arry.

c.

After bill until fresant

It alplit to chronolopically incorrect, but at thla polnt 1t scould lo

nantlorioe that Sablriet's father dacidad to bo rapairlices.

25. far as Subjoc.

knçus, tla facior la st1ll 1a Sorlor Goofia ant alhi told in curtsarios

A faet is tat hlo fatrai lad uritton to hia (quito a villo aço) and

regnester boce, on rofitreration entreering.

Subtock's elstar did not u!s.

to let the fatsor 8o clone, do pha ropalrlatad uld: tuna sho una secopinio

by her hissaod, uho also vas a daospilan ani uto hal tcen a zacher of to Uaria

aried farcas..

se sloter a husbard inadlatily uson arrival In tha Solai

Unlon was saal to sibarla. lla Bliter da ballaved to ba partire so a lanpidio

рго? охвоб.

atre la the abora pla sochor casalilad sulclia.

sob food'e alias trotliar,

atio had boon an officer in tha iteral Farsim Larian

(dacera las a coupla of

lisas) and lo a1 0r61n00r, tart to Grasson he do! a parition au santolçal

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Subfoct legan noretre in Paris.

Fa was esployed ty tho fim of daquaa

Gora, which socialized in casing corels of housos.

le staynd witt chia

fin approcculoly proa 1947-1548 ana bộs pald chout Fr ho. lao an Bau.

Troro le set hio future sire PaRton,

Riaso, tho ortelnatea froe segarge

(her parento tava a recin buginées in cosaicon and outi & house Red esro).

Sabject dan martino n lo

Aneng Surgestio arqualntanero ves

cortain Man, Jagueo rabout aix nonths olior than suojact)

It amorro trat

ADay convinead Subjack of the nocessity to zako nore monny. Bocarsa näking

proat quartities of moray was quito difficult, they decidod to const rob-

barlod, It appears that Sebjort was not eralnst this idea and did not opposo

rogother In Vorsallles.

Thalr first objactivo vas a jevolir'& store in the rue di Bac (Venis).

It ssens that thoy broce In without nuch trouble and pot away with fr. Irs.

1,000,000 in Jewelty Adem orcentzed the enle of tha loot.

They netted

Fr. Prs. 250,000 bach.

It should be noted hat the polica had no cire na

to who the calprits had been.

Approxinately ono Jear later adon sopearod at Sublectto house end

blacknailed him (In front of hio vife) to comlt another robbery. Mis

ocsectivo was another aelry store Hossvor, the propriutor of the shop

herannd to be tham for actually the robbery had to be inimitted in daytine).

Subfact did not ulah to eet into a fight, so trey ocat a hasty ratroat.

Approdately a yew leter the chosm objective was a bank. Aden and

Subject watched the barking house fron a truck which was equipped uith s

periscope

Tra truch was so parkodes to calo it possible to obrorre the

tollon's countor and thas to count the incoritng nonay. At one polit Adan

wanted to kepin the hold-ip when an old wanen brought about fr, fry.

1,000,000. Subjoct, houevar, was arainst li (he told us that ha had thought

of h1s mothor).

the hold-up toc plats.

both trisads snterod

Subjeet juroad on the countor with draun plotol. fursculcusly

boch got sHay.

sere tine Inter Adan was apprahoraed calnly because to

startad sperding sonoy.

Subjoct at that t ine was on his

tay to asp togsther ulth hla wlis, ard deugitor, Ellerboth.

He told his

wifo the story ant astes hor to flor to sottierlend. Subjoet hinself

decidad to attempt to crosa the Spaniai bordar. Fe,

haying. bien racognized

by e chapherd, was apprchended in the nountalno. As Subject Indicatod

durlne the Intervieri, ho had not boon actually too capor to thoe tha country.

During the ensura Investigation tho tho firet crimes vare confeaged

by Subject.

Fe vas partenced to solltary laprlaorsont (a tochnical tor in

Franco ulich procludos parole).

Subject sarrod his tora in virlous rather notorious ricons of franco.

It appears that ha road quito a lot. (11 and blesn It vao possiblo) and also

voricad:at one of hin inventionos a nachina for making cariboard bares.

This

rachina una cotually bullt for ono of the prison caninistrations. and put

Whon ho rot orit o?'

dall, his uliore carily comunicated to his that thog.

did not ulsh lo soo his any coro.

As a mattar of fact ha has not coin hor

aince an dona not kno itasios da nas raarriado. Ho tald us tat ta lould

11ke lo sos his children but that ho sill anly do ao sinn ha hio echlerea

sosethine in lilio,

At present Subjeci 10 inuine in Gar. lo la not allocod to erarul vitlici!.

porziaston frai tho local polico.

Hensar, mople treni hla corallo, locatos,

as lis ilmis to Fut 1t,

PI an the bianchiar of un brothar

sabjack in partir

Inin anclinical construction fuss al prosant croclallzad un Idilre attortlius

alfs. (olectrascharical). If nid wirn rocessary, le poca paralegior lo

trAvol.

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Sone tino afo Subject uruta a crias rosel which until no 1s publichod.

It appoers thit also ho triod to pot eclosent with the log Burgau havine

had an sequentarco mio hau cosa contects ceres Subject la not satlorted

with hig presont situation. ho has no position in life, and baaldsg, ho 1e

unable to nov, and that annoye hin prostly.

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Subject apscarsto bo quito a conlas personellty.

Bassd on so briaf en

scquaintance 1t is sull hard to tell sat lo vaneor and whit in actual mako-ap.

It ls evident that part of his present rasoning night have evolvad in jat.

Nevortheloss, jall lay be regarded as only a stop in Subjoct's evolation.

when condidartne the skotery blogres, uo soe that soretines in the

past ho toft allerlance tovardo Franca regardine it as his hoceland Te thie

vao truo in the past, it ta not ay longor the caso. Te does not 11ke Franco

and the French, although ble recent experience In Jall was hts on fault.

Honore o bochas forfetted the rirht to tocoe e eittion and with at the.

poseibility to fashion his caroer to his am liking. Housver, thio offleos

doos not knou nother thie le a diluins factor in hta dacialon or vich to

portern denperans work.

It ta folt that Subject vas to & cortein estent

aluays en adventurer.

Ho was accustened to "rovo around" fron childhood on.

Boaldos, ho vao alvaya dotarulned to ret abeed in Liro and to mio emay.

Hto cetivity during the ver vas pasitlonly rot dictated by Ideologlenl

cotivation only. There was a dofinite faln to bo had in tho forpory flold.

Il his aetions now appear to be presented as puroly Ideological as, thie

canot te completely true, becauas at the sean tine Subject ataros that ba

enjoyed matine manoy and spanding it.

There seans also to be in hin a llko forthe clandostina and illogal

constned sith a antisfaction derived prai faneral disastor ao for amplo

Subjoet told un that he had en eppartinity to ose artillesy in action

and that ha Ilod: to seo then fire. Ho aoo likad to ceo flaving housosi

Tot, on the other hand, ha kept hinoolf out of any sotivo participation In

military action and rather concentrated on the task of prosticing rood fom

pertos and nakine money.

Politically peaking he hates lussiens. Re sald that tho Cortin theory

of the Untomansch la truo in roçard to the Russians.

subgect gays that ha

dallkos Cor unim but that Russlens are for himthe enemios par excellenco.

Ottionise ha has no national or raclal projadices,

He saya that ho doos nut

practico any rollpion, honeves, he addad, "follevo In your Godz I shall

bolloyo in rino".

Subject la en excollent convorsatlonaliat and definitaly hastho ability

to pot alon uith noot personalitoa vithaut actually secopting thoir Idona

or ways s? thinking.. No has read a lot, honovor, ft 13 folt that hio kroul-

odpo of selentific nottors (lo hao clotied to havn such inonloito) la bared

on para solontific Iltoraturo which he mads Indiscririnatoly.

Subjoet is an Irdiutiualist.

le ls prohably rother rutileas In Parchor-

tre his porsonal Intora: ts-

lis present arbition 1o to bo sonataly in 11f0.

It lo thlo officar's opinion tat sabloce 15 rathor sultatilo for rissor.

Ils tão tho tralta of a born clandestune moraior and o llilir for tha dartorcis

and illoralo Pyaleally ha 10 healthy and enduring (provon by hlo lonp olig

1n various rough falln), lo lama carily axt fi nastellalle 0as1ly.

other hand, his fundine alphe saratiras podent problene, kochuoy lia cay cat

Impilalaly ant mahly balloolne dial stse de dos la the reche intre lo do.

Il 1o dila offlorre saoline Mine Cublit alcll 0no8109 not triri astlore

ovor pruferrina. Lo salo map docialana ar 1 lo net accorilaily.

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4. Recommendationss

Tt As recagended that Subject bo assesad ty our paychietrota in

Hashirton. It is thie officure oplnion that ony puroly paychumuricat

assossuont will not yold the nocossary results. Corercily speaking, Subject

has desirablo traits and aptitudos cor ReSOX or other incolligence

tasks.

Patrick D. Movans

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Preliairs Assessnent, of

1.

Brief Blot zebr

subject 18 & 40 year-old Georgian colgro L1ving In Cap, Hautce

alves. Frunce:

rosether with his parents, boother and dicter he noved

Iron thö alsintegrat.ng grorglan Republie in 1921 to Prenin where bo

hae lived ever alage, excunt for about three yours during world har

Il when ho worked voluntarily in Germoy as a seal-stilled laborcr.

Ho Jolned the preach foreign legion in 1940 and was denotilized in

1941, having

served for the most part In North Africa.

Hile in

germany he developed a skill at forging documents which he used to

holp French officors to escape to France. He was arrestod, convictod

and falled for about a year and a half

After the var he raturned to

Paris.

In 1976 acd 1947 subject comitted two arced robberico.

In

1949 be robbed a bank in Parts, subsequent to which he nes cought,

ocnvioted and sentenced to ten years, which was later reduced to flye

by the terns of a general amnesty. Since his release le 1955 suboot

has ilved in Gap where bis boother lives and korks ao a noderatol

successful architect. Subject was married In 1947, divorced 15 1550

while in prison. He has a daughtor, born before his arrust, and a

son, born while he was in prisoa.

2.

Coments on Contact and Debriefing

Subject was contacted by Anthory H. Frigance in Gap cn 15 October

1958, having been assessed and prepared for the contact by APPADiR, an

old friend of subject's, la February 1958.

Shortly aftor the first

Beeting with Friganza, subject not Patrick B. Nerens arif Peter K. He-

ship.:. In the course of nootings lasting a total of about 22 hours he

was debriefed and a prolininary assessment, including a Hecnaler-

Bellerue psychological test, was made. There las do difiloulty in

authenticating. ourselves with subject and in the course of our con

versations, us got no indication that Subject did not ansucr the

questions put to him in a frank and open tanner.

Il anything; gibjoot

•perhaps tried to please for it 13 alear that subject nould like a j0b,

alsost añy job, with us because his present situstion in Gap. 18 so -

strictive and holds no prodico of a future.

Bit, subjest by nature 1a

-not sasily dobriofed or interrorated because he 18 gilb and geems quite

naturally to anster specifle quastians in a general way. Notenorthy

and indicative is the fact. that the only birth date subject men tas

his owns he did not know his parents', his wife's or even his brother'a.

This 18 not suspiolous or mique, tut it indicates that it 1y diffloult

to pin him down to bird faoto.

unce dealing rith unpica intrasços or

touony matters, subject 1a apt to pallosophire as he did thes he as

asked questions about the current rolationchip of bis brother ind bia

new ulte. Rathor than gilvo opinions on facts ebout una giri, to doted

that carrlage lo sixty. porcent lovo and forty porcent comty, unich 18

very ballie and probably trio, but caly in a round about may et best

doas it axpress subject's pericnil views on the question under dis.

ouRsion.

No attenot to ba toush with subicot vas made and there is Do

occasion when sie conveniently could have challcaged his sincerity Or

terralty: ence do not kros he: Subjeed bran in tach circuaterces.

Ho would guess that ho rould adopt a take-st-or-leave-it cititude. lio

would not be

easily bullied.

3.

Education, targuages and Culturil Standin

subject probably has a better chan-average foral adicatic los i

tencian no did not ani novei plinica to j0 ca 40 = uriragli?.

He

has a fair lar knoledge of bister tut 1o 111 Interiod do deraile:

subjech 1a ucoothing of a s010r 1fle dillutore, Intersiod in tie e109,

gangelo, alovirical and rechanical, and probably da same of colcatitio

aid pseudo solen lile tungo and 10us.

"ls krciledge sa brand tu: not

dosp; in sudo thingo 1t 1a abouà as deup de rogular descarios, bus 10

olera ho knows octaldemiy sara.

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subject clains to speak georgim m.ch natise luch. He y

speck it well but wo venture that lt is pot the sues language currently

being spoken in Georgla, this probably bales so i call becauso no ha

never been to Grongis

oro is no Indication ha uses tha languago

much, 1f at all. He speika, reuds and ricos pianca mita nativo

fluency. Actually, French to his natlie language; at louse ho aal-

culates 10 Pronch.

He speuks and ridas Geriain wull ani is oapable of

expressing hingels quite rully in lt Ho understands shalich and can

say slaple things in It. Subject suys he is able to undurstand and

Culturally Sübject 18 Prench. His mannerises are Presch, as are

his habits.

If there is anything particularly deirgian about subjoot,

it Is not noticeable: We would gusss that subject was brought up In

not too well-to-do midule class circusstances but under the lafluence

of his parento who had bud a nuch better, possible even prospepaus,

past.

4. Character and personality:

. It 1g-safe to describe Subjeot-ao

Independent und as a man who Instinctively prefers to take his chances

relyins on his own abilities and resources ln order to avoid com

provising his independence by assuming camitrents. He Is a long wolf

type. We guess that subject behaves this way partly because he has an

exaggerated notic of his corpetence, and partly because he is in

pattent with delay and with people who are leas quick or able than he.

Even though subject needs peoble and likes compary, he dogs not want

to have his affairs, particularly his bualness affairs, dependent on

otsers.. There are sevoral pointa wnich support this:

By bis os

adatesion (itich, Incidentally, may be quite misicading because he may

havo quite Incorreat opinion of himsalf) subject. as a student was ob

utreperous, impatient; and consistently so. As a voluntury dorker 1n

Germany when he sees to havo struck out on his on is further evidence.

Now, rather than taking a steedy joh of sone kind which sults bis

abilitles, subject in coco again striking out on his oin, althougo his

record as a conviot nitigates this becsuse ho has no choice.

One of

ine reasons noy Subjeot oes this la that he has an Insatiablo destro

to striko 1t rich or at least to achleva success and statura.

This

desire to attain soothing may be rolated to the comparison he suet

be forced to make botween his record and that of his brother: His hag

been varuly, irregular, troublesone, and ho has attained very littles

his brother became in officer in the French may (even though he was

forelgn born) and is now a so-so succesaful archilest.. Also, te sua-

pect that ua have not yet gotten the full story on subject's marriage

and divoroe.: Perhaps Subject märried unwisely, lost face wita hig

fanily, and/or was considered a los typo nate by his wife's fanily even

before he tas arrested.

One of the underlying reasons why subjout is so independent

18 that he is impactent.

In conversation no noticed that ho did not

vialt for questions we wished to put to him to be fully ronaca. He

tends to interrupt in order to supply usually interesting und sonatices

even pertinent intomation. He seens unnula to bide his time. He

doubt that Subject has arw

cofiroie nore? on cuhst standards. In any

given instancö hs cither ratlonalizes the faots. In order to resch a

conclusion which appealed to him to begin with, or he siaply overlocis

certain significant 1asue. M Still, sucject 16 not anoral or a

we believe he inors right and imong, soretices con-

whothor any giion act would do rigiit or wang and/er discont.

His trouble 1e that not having any fira base point lesis him into

coral contradiutions which be can't solve and ¡requentl- is maharo oi

becausa he decan't roally care. He doubt that subjeci's porals con-

cerning drint, resen, busbling and the other vices airier greatly at

post frca the average peraca if appraisately tre cata baciground.

ripeat, lt 18 not that Subject. has no atandaras -- his are just different

and peculiarly his cin.

raJ*

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roxи 53c

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663

he ballere that subject is sentimental but is ashaned of being

so; he mikes a Jake of 1t.

He wints to be liked by people and realizes

that cost peoplo find hin intorestins. entertaining and attractive.

wo think that subject unconscloubly glves an laportent placo to

comradeship. He can influence poople nil be influencod by them. Ho

in siture about such things but otill to think he bould stick by a

fricad in troublo, perhaps to the polat of foclishness.

Eecause

subject has the winning personnilty be does, he his never been obliged

to retain friends and/or acquintances because he laois he isll al-

ways bo able to find new ones.

Interestingly enough subjeot more than

ance distinguished between a friou and in noqualntince, and in so many

words

stated that he has had vory fow friends as suon.

subject derestrated that ha 1a able to reason end to do so

very well. He saw the solution of logical and algebraic probless he

was given recarkably quickly.

while atteapting to solve those problens,

subjeat reasoned well chough but showed that his menory to perkaps not

as good. Subject knew hid ow date of birth and hardly any other; of

course, he had no Interest in the othors.

subject is perceptive and is eble to corbine bis peroiption

with his ability to raason. He pade several remarks which indlcated

that he saw through the behaviour of certain personalitles, politioal

questions, etc. inich were discussed. Subject le observant but we

did not have sufficient time with hir to now whother his povers of

observation are excellent or simply above average.

subject has a winning personallty and la quite capable in

dealing

with people.: He listens well, talks rapidly and at length

without attempting to monopolize the convopsation. He 1s quite w1l1-

ing to clino out on a convorcational lieb, liaten when he besrs imecra

else speak up who is apparently better Inforried, and asks questions

18 his interest has been aroused. We Hould guess that subject rould

Do particularly well suited to dealing with the public. He nicely

combines pseudo-attentiveness end Gallic charm.

would not stick to & boring,

ho would simply quit in a huff; he rould far profer to rationalize and,

Li necessary, to manufacture excuses for release.

18

the possible character weakness in Subicot concorning his rellability

to fulfill any given set task. He doust that ha would overaleap or

got drunk but 1f he personally did not understand and appreciato the

importance of the Job, he would be inolined to let it slide or lenore

1t.

An excellent point in subject's lavor 1s tbit be could not be

bros beaten or easily dentnated. Por instance, ve doubt that even the

threat of physical torture would force subject to tell something he

did not wish to say.

glib, soond gueus his interrogators, Invent facts or at: least re-

arrange: them to sult knatever purpose he night have in mind. Subjoct

could probably be doirated by a man of superior intelllgence fat

leust conuiderably superior to his) nio sidie native French aid was

sufficiently infored about subject's backrround so that ha cruld

cauch it Suojeco in aa cae of ino avasions.

Subject is a naterialist because he has the ides that material

SUCCESS

1s accessurily tho propori to raspictability, social sleess,

happiress and & host of other such nbstraet lependorables. Not chai

subjest is too unhappy or emoticnally. mbalanced at. the pressnt time;

ho enjoys the very carefres life he icaus. lie think that cienuro

Subject bay this desire for naterial gain end hence respostability,

the pronise it a sizeeble financial reiard would by itself be sufficieut

to Hin his Loyalty and inolchearted cooperation.

This 1g not to say

that the ant1-Camualat atruggle for good and against evil seazs

nothing to him. It does, of course, ad he night undertake cangeria.

work for the love of edventuro,

but no would do so with a great deal

more verve and convicion if he were sure of the pot of gold at the

• end of the road.

I EATION

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5. Rescurectülness and Adaptaullity: be bolieve Suöject 19

SiErce resourcerul and would to so ta raarly any circumstance. Ho

18 811b-dod be can talk. Le doubt ke is a slaie to preccasepticas.

Because his coral etandards ano neither sell defined aou are einsure,

his reasoning and behaviour is not constricted by then. He is a pres-

astist through and throng:

He 13 also a realist.

he thousic subject's

on positich; posalbilities for the future, his past,

etc., were disandingly aucurate and candtd.

Honever, Subject 1s 40

years old and we doubt that he could be sade to change tils rays, at

least not for very long. be think he mould nork hard at leaming agy

ner job just so long as be round it laterasting, adventurous, and/or

estorally renarding. He has turned his hind to a lot of things and

saced at being obliged to erpericent and acapt. himself to new

situaticos in order to avoid troublo, disconfort, and vers.

6. Willingneas and potivation;

Concerning a dropsax aission and/or

a repatriation atasion under our direction, me think subjeot la sincere

and correct in olalming he is a willing candidate. he doust that he

would attept to beg off at the last conest. He is no phystoal cord.

However Subject Is willing for REDSOX beceuse in it he sees. a way out

of the bind ho ls now in. Re can't leave Prance because there is nowere

to 80. Becauso ho has a or minnl reoord ho is unable to butld a future

for himself in Prance, and he is unable to travel in order to look for

possibilities. He hus been exiled to a bick town thare be is paroled

to his brother who lo to soce extent responsible for his good benaviour.

So basically Subject 1s willing because it 1s a way out.

There Is an

element of adventuro in bis uillingnoss but any adventurous ideas sould

Innedlately evaporate if Subject wore a French Oitizen and had a

financially successful business.

subject is anti-Comaist, etc., ke

feel quite certain, but he is either too jaded; or too nature, ot too

cynical to peralt such notions to play much of a role.. If he wera given

the Idea that KUEAK demands fiery anti-Cormist motivation, subject

would do his best to convince us that that is what he 15. Subjeut in

so muny words sald that one of his prime desires was to get out ot

Prance, and as a first choica. to go to the United States.

The promise

of American citizenship would weigh in heavily as a faitor In Stibject's

willingness to undertuke almest any REDSOX sission regardless of the

danger. In a word, subject's motivation is material.

7. Handlinz of Subject:

The handling of Subject fron this point

au must be rutizless and calculated.

We thin's that sublect wouid be

neither shocked nor offended by such handling; as a mutter of. fest he

probably expects. it.: We would roccusend agsinst paying suoject sora

than the alsoluto minimm he needs to survive until the uission had

been completed.

It Subject is removed fron Prance, soue neans must

be. found to convirce Subject that we can dispose of him to an area or

a place at least as

disadvantagcous to subject as his present coe is.

In other words, don't give suiject the carrot until be has done the job.

Subjeat would not necessarily reed to be trained in French as this is

the anly language in whlch he is perfectly fluent. Even though his

Georgian is very good; It is not current and be could be used cal on

a black mission. Ho appears to be physically migged and in good con-

ditian. Vusy arduous and exacting training would de salutary.

He do not think that subject would be an ankard dispasal

problen il lie more transferied to AEACRE for trainini and iis misaion

were subscguantiy cancelled. Givea sore beasy und a Joo, la ecula de

rescutled in any South Americon country without difficulty.

8.

Recariendation:

¿a! Ke hopa there 1a surficient informnilon on: subject non

recorded an unfai Headquarters vill bo uble to decida 11 subject

Interest for FENSOX or 1ot.

If ba 13, he should be further debricied

and Interrogated and given the LOLUTTER test: The ICFLUTTER test could

be given 1n Pisals or traitiuri.

FUEl: 53€

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if 1t is given in Paro there ulll be a less favorable climate,:

some risk all be

tiken that we might bave difficuitios With the Prench,

and ve night face several operational problers in getting a secure

house, etc.

If the test is given in Frankfurt, subject could necessaril

need to travel here on a phoney German Reisenuinets (which we consider

he could use properly fron the language point of view).

This principal

riss in bringing subleos to monkfurt lo thet Suoject might have an

accident or be might manufacture sore reason not to return. In

case me nient have an answard disposal problem on our hands and ganes

mighe se abarrassed sis-a-vie the certans.

tie would prefer to bring subject to prankurt because we be-

Lieve that Subject is bona fide and would be unlikely to double cross

uS.

(b) We wish to exphasize that this is a preliminary assesa

sent and recamendation. With that caveat wo would recommend Subjent.

for a fully black ReDsox alssion which requiress (1) able bodiness,

(2) superior Intelligence (considering the calibre of person who 1s

ilkely to be willing) and reesoing povor; (3) willlogness to under

tako an extremedy bazardous mission, (4) no native Russian fluency,

5) caste technioal mechaatcal, and pseudo scientifie abilities.

We sion her though he is point to racise we fused the ther suret

has the resolve or patience for such a task.

Anthogy HI. Friganza

53c

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4122704737

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ESPA -20034

NOV.

121959

Isentity nis e, DorlsT, so rue rabis: Farle Nese.

identity a 16 David de Panasther, 1 Avenue de Bellevue, Gap, Hautes-Alres.

Identity C is phs f1092

Identisy Dis. Dr. Bendager 5. Vincent

osin varsrael velization and Braluation Unlt

ArO.75P

J. S. ray, Gerassy

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625 SE/Lse/Ls8/A4

ORIG

G. Full

UNIT

SR/DOB

EXT

8331

DATE

-17 September 1958

TO

FRANKFURT PARIS

FROM: DIRECTOR

CONF

Se 6

INFO

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

625

S-E-C-R-E-T.

CI, C1/OPS, .CI/OA, FI, FI/OPS, EE 4, WE 4, S/C 2

DEFERRED

•ROUTINE

ACUTING

1.5.:

2/008

21008

SEP 19 21 01-50

CE CABLE SECT

PRIORITY

OPERATIONAL I INTRAiS

IMMEDIATE

CUT 74783

:TO

FROB

INFO

REDWOOD REDSOX ALACRE

FRAN PARI

REF A. FROB 1947 (IN 35899)*

B. EGFA 22041

CITE- DIR

11763

(C/S COMMENT:

AND ASSESS SUBU OFPA 39997.)

QUERIED IF MOS DESIRÉO FOB CONTACT

1. POA GRANTED.

2. IF POSSIBLE, SUGGESI FRIGANZA CONDUCT DEBRIEFING AND

INITIAL ASSESSMENT IN PLACE.

3. DEBRIEFING EMPHASIS ON POSSIBLITY RECRUITMENT OF

RELATIVES OR INDUCED REPATRIATION.

4. MOVEMENT TO GERMANY FOR FURTHER ASSESSMENT CONTINGENT

ON FAVORABLE ASSESSMENT AND HQS EVALUATION OF OPS POTENTIAL.

END OF MESSAGE

WE/3

SR/3

hold

SR/COP/FI

COODINATINO

22 SEP 1959

C/SR/ DOB

BALIASING

MICHAEL

RAE

S-E-C-R-E-I

ATICATINO ORFICIA

REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.

Copy No.

46723-9777

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PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE

PART II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION

SECRET

TO CASE OFFICER

DISPATCH NO.

AFASPIC

SECTION

CONTACT AND 'DEVELOPMENT

Initially contactod by APPAlLE of spottine tile to Pranco la suny 195%.

Sebsequently contacted by frankhurt and Parts case officere.

HANDLING.

IF So.

INDICATE TO MNOM..

COULO BE TURNCO OVER QUICAL: AND IS A SECURE MANNER TO ANY RESPONSIDE CASE OFFICIA FOR

Frankfurt case Officer, Anthony H. FRIGANZA, 18 in touch with agent and pressably

could arrange transfer of Subject fron France to Germany for further transportation

to the u.S.

LIST OTNER CASE OFFICERS

BIEN

"NO MAVE MANOLEO SUBJECT OR AND MA ANCES

GIVE. MANES DY OMICM THEY MALI

Anthony Ho FRIDANZA (p) Frankfurt c/o. Allas used not indicatod.

Patrick B. NiMENS (p) Contract Employee, Frankrurt.

Allas used not Indicatod.

Franels M. BANKSHIRE (p) Psychologist.

Alias used "John".

Parto representative Interproter.

Allas used "Paul".

1050a

MAPLACES IDAN

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SECRET

HOTIVATION

ANU: CONTROL

то роботы.

iDo

PrI

Motivatten

aurea

state of corloment which would peralt bie

rostricted surroundiage:

On P03: 1617 1s to ecquire sirenahip of o country other thai

ot latons ilkely Include Stninci al revard.

SIS OVER THO SUBJECT: 11E

NDICATI

a con goi

No contale det deo Salt his not hean entracted with no hove apociet

medo: to ht

COVER

nateres to suon

MiS iNFOR

MATION

ANO IN CONTÄCT

DI ORATS

HOA:

SUBJECT!

sis ni luill porto (le quirina):

U.S: Govorment. Piles Indicato Sabject May look on contecto do VaSo Intelligene

presentatlyes.

INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS ANE TRAINING

arom pasr on parsini cinnection dito in dinta roiellidence-scarice.

iNDICATE THE-ETIENT

SUCH

COMNECT:SO

Hone Indiestod in 11l0.

Irrende,

NO INUA DI SUBSICIS PRESENT

INTALLIGENCE ACTIVITIES.

Presumably none.

A 1

None indicated in siles.

rdtt0.

SECTION

ВО241100 :

POTETIM

i to

¡Diin arcaUsE Or MIS POROLOGO OR PAS!

None.

Subjoet 18 Georglen by birth, houorer, his feally fled lo franco when ho vas

3 joaro old.

Theretore, for all practioal purpoges he sight bo considerád ironca

but duo so blo past rocord in france, 1% la probablo ho sonla no allorlanco lo

Prance,

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SECRET:

OPERATIONAL

USE

CONTACTED pirOnI

INDICATE -NOD

N. A.

SITION OF LOS ORMAT TON ME:?

It

PEASO

preced:

a black:

the U.s: for

beration to 10109g

TYPE USE :00.OUTIIS.

wad.

SECTION VIS

PROPOSED LIAISON OR OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY

I.. DETAIL

SUBJECT'S PROPOSEO BALSY TURE COMPACI ON OREUATIONAL USE:

THERE

SUBJECT IS

AN OFFICIAL MEMDEA OF A FOREICH GOVERNEAT:

Nodo

THRE SUBJECT

MEMBIR OF. As DOrORI

AGINCY:

Nod.

AGENCY

ACLATIONSMIP

'AGLICT RELATICNSHIP WITH SUBJECT

SuaecT.

TRAINER.

OPPOSITE RUdDeR.

PERSONATI ANDE

Subject has been contactod by porsonnel 11atod In Section l (3) ution he probably

knovo as U.S, representeliveo, presunably all under paoudonys.

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SECRET

UUMIFICATIONS FOR ETHER OPERATIONS.

115.:00 GuA

VALUE

-Cletre to be good at documenterim force.

States no ougineered the escape of several French Officers fron Gerken Laprtoonent

MENTS

No specific

he should i

lary.

or

othe

RECOLVOS

and tment has yot been offered Sabject but it to solt

approdine

tely 600. per poth while in training and dontlefing;

status vith no guaranteed bonus but prontosons nade for poesibla baxter bonus of

$10, 000., which could also be used as death benorita.

NOT COVIRED UL

Trepie. Condirachn

No couttaente

nade

ao yate

Agic the diceo ner

Pield trades

HirT

por lod after which he

2950

Sti

1455.0114

MOJECT'S NANE WAS ONE CHECHLO AND TERESULTS:

on reveal Subjoct vas imprisoned in 1936 for Fle

jased

In the custody of his Mother? Laprisoned ta

on parole frou prison la custody of his brother.

IMDICATE OTHER

TASLA. TO 'VLAIFY

CAL INFORMATION TURNiSHLO ON SUBJECT.

Prenkfurt and Parla case officers have worked with Georglan colony in Pranco

where Subject is kaown.

INDICATE @HETHTR.OR

•PROVISIONAL. ÓPERATIDAAL APPROVAL OR

PROVAL FOR SUDJECT'S USE. MAS

IONAL AP.

A- DATE. APPROVAL OBTAINID

DREA

PRECIOUSLY OB AINED.

POA C-73532

15 Septenber 1958

EVALUATI. SUBJECT:S CHARACTIO.

ilatory of Inpuloive actions: Indicate

EVIDENCE. SMIRE

dicate Subject has nerve and daring.

Although the Psychologist feels Subject,

•"1a likely to be loyal to a person unon he

rogards as hia superior", he impulsiveness and limaturity would make his i hindling

problem.

It has been reported that he 1a an exhibitionist and an ogottst but bio

personality Inoludes the fact that ho reflects a supertor intelllgenco.

EXPLAIN

ANY

SITUATION

OR INDISCBETION

CEFOPERATIONAL SECURITY VIROPOINT.

No. rafloated in filos.

•MICH SUDDICI MAY MAVE BEEN INVOLVES OMICH MUST DE

SECTION XIA.

SUBUECT'S PERSONAL

USE OF LIQUOR, DRUGS: CAMBLING. PARANGURS.

Piles do not Indicato excessivo habits.

MABITS

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SECRET

INTERESTS

Roads cobaiderally:

BILITICS

STICS. ARE SUCH AS DE COUD PASSOS O CATIVE

Although of Goorsten birth and ancestry, Subloct has lirod nost

O PARTE LANO O DOS COTAI

PRo Part I oblainod by case africer in flald, direcily fron Subjecte

FRO Part DI entrected Sros Subjocla 201 1110.

-HEN TERI

iO:05

May reguire sottlement in U.S, If this ta offered Sabject us indiceneat.

SECTION: XY

EMERGENCY CONDITIONS RECCATACT ARRAIGEMENTS.

1.1. RECOGAIT.ION: SIGAALS..

•S/MI MMERE COULO ÉCAIRIT BE MADEI GUAT ÓCRIA RICAS COULO INDIVIDUAL

Not Indleated In 11208. Frankfurt Station has Infornation.

SECTION NYI

Hodo

MiSCELLANCOUS OPERATIONAL CATA MÍS REMARES

9 March 1959

GEORGS A. PILL

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HAND CARRY

Propere 1a duplicate

HEWEST YOKS

Pseudory

(Check one)

1. Pooudonya Annied

Allas

cryptony An tened

Project or Agobt give adequate description)

a project pleaso cive

description at botton of

pago/section'&)

SECTION A

conto or humber

30 Statuo (Staff Esplayoo, Staff, Contract, or Meid Agont, ote)

di DOB...

Branch/stars Frank be chicor

TIe of activity, TI, PP, CE, eio)

6o To be used do cable traffic (Jes or no) -jaa

NOTEs List any paoudonyas or cryptonyms preticuliy aseigned Dano

SECTION В

True Name

от-

Project description

Soctions d and Bare to be soparated by SErBit then corpleted

S&CHET

201: 233-477

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T0:

Bar do So resh

PROS: PiD

Sit.

he ready on your Green List Request

Nane

T2772IC TeNT Davia

and Tonarjed to Ci/cn

11850

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Pic divi Du SOTe, Culer, SP/DOB - PLU

-0: 0-73532

Rekereices Con

sor citen

400 8 Sept 1958 -

2or-sion2 Dent lions!

i5 isola trares, onl, 0: dentre lale Crucia cal aurai s013

Lie:

198233

CI/OPEESTION APPROVIL AID SUPPOT DIVISIO:

15 Sept 1958

poc?61

Xa Ponce!

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SECRET

THIS BLea

PORN'S SLASSINICO.

1. OSQUECT- (ANUE, DO FOMAS LETT MACHO IN MCHMAL CROER) SA:

DavId T7 ITZICHVILI

•2.:

ALTASES VARDANT SPECLINGS. CTE NUMBERST GIC

135

3. BIRTH DATE:

.. 20 case 1929, an 2 day, su

TAbat, Google

POT LANNIN AND LOCATION

dance 1 bare do Belino, Our (Haros Aper)

OCCU

8. MILITARY SERVICE

SERVICE ARM, COUNTGY

rench Ary, privato

PAST OCCUPATIONS

SPECTALAY

ACTIVITY

Subject varked in Geriany Frain Iele3 to 19115.

8.

RE, INSE TO GREEN LIST

REQUEST NO. OSCO

B Sert. 195.8

REQUEST FRON

NAME OF DRIGIRATING OFFICER

OFFICE DESIGNATOR

Eager C.B. Pash

ROOM, BUILDING

:1052 J

EXTENSION

2705

IM.- WAS: CONTINUING SEARCH REQUESTED.

SETTES

- NO

REQUEST

SUBJECT:

LONAGE OR CE ACTINITY

OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE:

INFORMATION REQUIRED

Ce or communlot activity.

LOCATION.

DATES..

1939-19k2

LOCATION

DATES

SER 15 4:06 PH °58

(RACE)

OTHER

10.

DESCRIPTION

• (HEIGHT)

(WEIGHT)

(ExES)

(HAIR)

11. SPOUSE TIF WIFE. GIVE MAIDEN MAMET

inb Ject mas nartLed to Renea PARROi, Lou dirarco

2ä ÖTHER. MEMBERS OF INMIDIATE FAMILY, AND ASSCRIATE

subject Ilves with brother, Artchil de PARASKET.

13.

•OTHER SICNIFICAMT CATA (POLITICS. RELIGION, ETC)

ATTACH EXTRA SHEETS WHEA NEEDED

INSTRUCTIONS:

INSERT CARBON:

FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY.

SEND BOTH SHEETS TO FI/D.

261-13348EE CS1-10-7

1 8y 501 1414

80.088

UBID.

SECRET

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SECRET

TO: A150%

FROM: FI/D

DATE

'B.

MR SEE DOSSIER ON SUBJECT IN FLYSTO BIOGRAPHIC FILES.

I A MENORANDUM IS ATTACHED HERETO.

WITH. THE LIMITED IDENTIFICATION PROVIDED IN THE REQUEST.

STD IS UNABLESTO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS INFORMATION

ABOUT THE SUBJECT OR NOT.

PI/STO HAS NO RESTINENT INFORMATION ON SUBJECT.

.IF. A

CONTINUING SEARCH WAS REQUESTED IN SECTION 14.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT WILL BE REPORTED TO YOU

AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE.

THE FOLLOWING:

MOTE TO THE ORIGINATING OFFICE

WHEN THE SUBJECT. IS NO LONGER IMPORTANT TO YOUR OFFICE, THIS SHEET, WITH

THE FOLLOWING CANCELLATION NOTICE .COMPLETED, SHOULD BE SENT TO FI/STO.

REVIEW YOUR FILE OF THESE. SHEETS FREQUENTLY, AND SEND: TO FI/STD THE SHEETS

FOR PERSONS THAT ARE NO LONGER OF SUFFICIENT. INTEREST TO DEMAND A CONTINUING

NAME CHECK.

: PLEASE:DO NOT TIE-UP FIISTO'S FAGILITIES WITH CONTINUING SEARCHES

FOR INFORMATION THAT IS NOT REQUIRED.

TO:

FROM:

F1/D

DATE

NAME

OFFICE DESIGNATOR

озон, BÜILDING

EXTENSION

CANCEL THE STOP CARD. FOR THIS REQUEST

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. 17-4

SECRET

(hen Milled la)

REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND APPROVAL

8 Septeaber 1958

madures

ASEPOR

C//Operational Approval and Support

Division

FROM:

(Divinion),

SUBJECT

S1/008

CIVOA FILE NO.

•SO FILE NO.

TRUE MANI

CAYPTONTINON PSEUDONYN

TYPE OF SCENT OR EMPLOYCE

Binsox neont

USE OF AGENT ORACMPLOYLE (Hyll desolo spock!,

subjoct will be contacted and ropessed by Pranchurt Oporatione Base personal

to desertno nia capability end sultability as a potentsel ReDSO% agent.

TYPE ACTION REQUESTED

APPROVAL

PROVISIONAL

COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL

COVERT SECURIT

APPROVAL

PROPRICIARY APPROVAL

NOUrRY (SO field inroiticardon)

OTHER,

PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS

•PRO!.

OR -EQUIVALENT.

1S ATTACHED. IF CATAINABLE

PRO lI MILLiBE FORMARDEO GUIN RICEIVID

GREEN LIST CHECK MAS GLEN INITIATIO

FIELD

TRACES

BEVERL NO INPORMATION DE WENT NON-DEROG

•BILL DE FORMARDED IMEN ARCEIVED

REVEAL. INCORUATION AS ATTACHED.

NOT INITIATIO.

NOT IMPECTED NO POSSESS RELEVANS INFO.

SUGGESTED INVESTIGATIVE COVER

COVERAMEMT

COMMEACIAL

RI

TRACES

ACADEMIC

OrMER!

derogatory

RECORD

"DEROGATORY"

NO%.

DCROGATONN NO RECORO

RECORD

DIVISION TRACES (Oll derodarory areach aundary)

140м.

DIMOGATORY!

уно, лесоно

INDICATE SPECIAL LIMITATIONS:OM

IGATION

OR SPECIAL COVERAGE:DESIRLO

Rotes Please expedito. Pal la neodod at Pal by 15 September 1958.

SUBJECT

SI CHATUDE

Or CASE

OSOROR A, PITAL

кони то.

772

,.Ф.

833%

SECRET

MICHAEL RAS

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Borophlo Deta

(No infaration shown why Subject's swron

differs tron that of father"g.)

20 Deceabar 1919 (Sono recardo aho birthdate 12 July 1918.)

Blitht

11t71

Door 8 1am

Citieships

Stateless

Sub fect 15ves with brother at 2 61g rue de Bolivue; CAP (Rautes Alper),

• France.

Lanes

at Coarglai

Hillary sleet

scape and vas. later arrested and sentenced to death fa

asplanage. Liberated by U.S. kray la 19450)

Relatives,

2) Father - Slaon KITCHELI: LIVeB In T611181, Geargie.

2) Mother - Harto RATICHELI, Docolsed.

) Sister - Helene LOTTKIPANIES. About 12 jours old. She and her bue

and Live in Tollial

4) Brother

12 years old. Lives in CAP (Hautes Alpes) Trance.

French citisan: Occupation - architect. (Subject l1ves

with bis.

Harital otatugi

Subjact lo divancod from hlo Pranca i1fo, Renes PARROT. Thery

had 2 children.

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SUBST

DavId TITTZICHVO

POSTA

8 sept. 1958

20 Deceaber 1919, a 12 July 1918

1131101, Ogle

statolose:

2052 U

470

C& C

ranch Army, private

: Aron I9le to 1915.

sib jact was married to lense PArROT, Mou divarcod

subjoct Ilmes with brothes, Artahil do PARASiEs.

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FRAnKFURT, PARIS

DIRECTOR

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10056

RES FROB 1947 OFPA 39990

POA FOR SUBJECT IN PROCESS. WILL ADVISE FURTHER

ACTION WHEN RECEIVED.

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C/S COMENT: • (IN 35899) HAS REQUESTED CONTACT AND ASSESS: ENT SUBU OPPA 39997.

W.E/3

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DISPATCH

Hon

SECS2T

NO-ORN/COE CRED CONTROL

Chief, SP

Chief,

Chief of Base, Frankfurt (ATTlis Anthory A. FerozA)

FROM chief of station, parts, duru

DATE

Operational/eurood/-hesox/AEACRE

rensox Candidate In France

ACTION TOURED

Headquarters'i Corments on Paragraph 2

LITERENCHS)

LEGFA - 220L1

B•

PARI - 2156

DiR 30031

DISPATEN STMBO

AND NO

CFX - 39997

VAMPAS PRE NO

1602 - ICHECK TONE

MARKED FOR INDEXING

NO NOTTING REQUIRED

NDEXING CAN BE JUDGE

Ÿ QUAUFIED MQ. DEST. ONL

Aursuant to Peference C, the Station requested UrcAve traces on the Sub

Sect of Reference A.

The resulting report has been translated and le attached hero-

with.

2 The Station concurs with the susfestion that the REDSOX section of FOB?

under take the recruitsent and processing of the Subject. For reasons, that need not

be discussed In detail in this dispatch, the undersigned has become extensively

known in the Georgian colony in true name, and plans to continue spotting and assessin

Georgian candidates for otker SR activities In France. Toe Georgian colony in prence

La small and the Station already has ample evidence that news of intelligence activity

within the colory often becones cortion knotledge very guickly. Therefore, it is

best to risk an unmown outside asset for sorething so unequivocally compromising as

a REDSOX recrultrent.

30 Attached aleo 1s one of tho copies of Subjectis signature which was ob

tained by AEPADDIE as a neans of establishing bona fides (see OFPS - 20982).

The Station will bo glad to discuss the arious problens of this case

withFRIGaNZA or anyone else designated by FO3. It is requested that leadquarters.

advise wnat furtner action tillb required of the Paris Station.

Wallace 2. Havedon

HALLACE N. HAVEDON

7 August 1958

Attachnents&

UN:SAVE report

Bo

Bona fides

Distributions

3 - SR, w/att A and B (2 c- A, 1 cy B)

1 - :E, H/att A (1 cy.)

2 - Frankfurt, #/25t A (2 cJ.)

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Il y llou de rochorcher tros activesent lo nound

David, 1t "JAsolin", né lo 20 diec a=e

simalesent :

¿ - nez long - cieroux chatain

hela renzo cavite frontalo.

corpulence cince - visage alien-.

cet inuarleu ost l'auteur

asin arméo, corte ?e

lundi 2ó

Parlo.

on otat de crosse

2.79

e191r0n.

ast auscontrole do ciruular a bord d'uns miture autoro!lie

ion: la narque at de nunóro

sant Inconfius,

Dost diro considóró conco dalloaRiva • jout Bera ares.

¿n cas do dócouverte,

prococor i norostation de Iuf.cil..iiri e

is terre,

ot

aviser curvenco stat-l'alo: dos 3riraios sorritoriaies

-ration da

lo jollco dudlclalro - réfocture do Polico

ainos gio la jire

riliii, lo li juillos iisa.

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ENCLOSURE NO. A TO ORPAL

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Tarzacing, David (Alias DATOLA)

1. TarzachabI was born on 20 Decenber 1219 at Tirlie in Georgla (essa) of

Shon and farte KATChILI. he le also recorded as being bom on 12 July 1918.

1948 he saried Bense Philos; they bad two children and lived at 28 rue Cala 1s in

Paris.

He later divorced her.

mirz rcauli earned the first part of his baccalaureat, thon entered the

Foreton Locton at the bestring of forld war II.

30 tas loentified on 8 owly 1950 a9 a participant in an arned bank robbers

cortutted on 26. June 1919 in Parta? He was hunted throughout france; particularl

in the ames around Gap where hid brother lives, and was finally arrested in Cergare

on Li July 1950, after abandomine an autonobile that be had stolen at Sena tonne,,.

shitle at renting to enter Spain tilerally by way of the Pyrenees. 55,000 trance

no conressed to the crime and told where he tad hidden

so, 0o roes (dre regainder of El chare of Gia told-up)e Mn5 January 1953 he

Vas conderned by the Cour d'Assises de la Seine to soven years of hard labor tor

the preseciated theft of 1,959,000 francs. Taking into consideration the time ho

served wntle waiting to be tried and his good behavior, he wan released on 19 Dec-

erber 1955.

4987

The seasure to deport TZIZICHVILI because of arrest, passed on 12 Pobru-

Boy 1954, was nodifled on ll February 1956 to linit hi to residence In the Hautes.

Alpes departrent, where his brother Achillo PAlASKET (Somerly TLITZICH TLI) noW

TZIZICilLI had plannod on irigrating to feru upon his release fron

but he wis refused an entrance visa to that country.

He had an Italian

Friend 15. Lisa naned LAIRL:CO MA! CONI; Who lives at Avenuo Tauna, ilureau 92: and

is an official of the Peruvian Cherical Industry.

6. PUITZIC: TLI had a rather storm jouth.

He arrived In Franee in 1921-s1th

his parents.

In October 1936 ho

was.condorned to imprisonment.in.11 chojage.of

adulthood by the Iribural pour Erianis do la Seine for thefto leuver, after a few

wooks he wes plecod in his nother's custody. hiter that to foughe in

12 Cetobor 1SU0 shen he was discliaried.

In 1sli3 he wont to Germary. as A voluntary

vorker and resurned to Frasico in dune 1945.

To upon the arresi 1n July 1959, he was not only churced with arms roblery,

for stiich te vis centorcod; but ilso for four lillo eccopanded ly violence and ar

ariorplod there, all comilled introon 1S!5 and June 1950.

SECHIT

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SE-CAR-EIT

The attached was circulated by the police before Treltitil's arrest. His

description is given as follows

1n 67 to 2n 70 tall

Thin buld

Lone face

Long nose

Dark brom batr

• Bau

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1953

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SECRET

AIR

Dlepatch No. EUrA 22041

76.6 59

10

8. Chief; SR

Dates JUN 1 3 1958

PRit chief of Base, Prenkfurt

INFO: ER, HE, COS, PARIS:

SUBJECT: General - Operational/juTSOCD/REDSOX/AZACRE

"Specific - RATSOX Candidate In Prazco

References OPTY: 20952, dated 23 1S 1958: 30/-207137

Action requested, Please advise if it is desired

that ke contact and assess Subjeot

Subject of this dispatch is the person thought to have geculne

prosaX potential mentioned in the first paragraph of referenco.

2.

•subject nas described to us by A PADDLE before the lätter son-

acled him in Prance and fron the report sucaltted under reference, it

would appear to us that he may be even beiter than flrst was thought.

He have noted the prog and cong as outlined in reference end would like.

the opportunity .to comment on the latter.

It would sees to un that the

fast that sibject is on parole ought to saie little difference, as far

as his candiday for ReDSOX. is concerned. Surely a means con be devised

to recove hin fron Prenee so that he will neither be hunted by the French

zuthoritles not socome the object of suspicion sluply because ho has left.

He migot emigrate to gouin America, which he probably could help him

achieve.

He could move to North Africa and disappear fron thera.

It the

¿ast that Subject is on parole la thought to be a handicao because 1t re-

flects on his character, ua bolleve vant what va wrote about the criminal

record of ABOASIS 2 applies equally to this case:

The cattor of reiatives

in Georgla baing considered as & con lu diffloult for us to understand,

but se assuie. there must be sace specinl circunatances whici naie 1t. 80.

Generally speaking, wa should have thought this to be a pagitive factor...

Regarding possible surveillance by the other emigres we subalt that such

must be assured in every case, notwithstanding nst the Subject in

question may thịnk.

The presumed survellianco becores a problem when it

time to remove a candidate for training, nich calla for a smooth

cover for hia disappeamnce ( CE. EGPA al4OT). Altor all, esigro sur-

veillance can coly do so much; it cannot teco close taba on an individul

hourly.. About the last polfit:

unleas there are sone spocial reasons not

explained in reference why contäcting Subject 16 difficult, we belleve

that we could do this securely and nichou: attracting attention.

The

bears of authenticating the aggreach outlined in reference should ce

ariple -

essuning that AEPADDLE' a arrangesants are fire.

3.

Unless the Paris Station 1y in a position to male the contact

wich subject, we request peraission to do so.

If gruntad, de Hould vialt

Gaz, contact subjeci by cogna of a phosagrapa unden, it would seer, could

be supplied ly besdquarters.

It snould be an uncosplicated miter to

establian our bona sides.

lie shouid tea try to arrange for subject to

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ASCRET

SOFA 22041

76-6÷39

Pase Tho

vistt Gunny (poseibly blaes, if necessary) for full desiofing and

easescuent

It would scen to us that if me cas armango astatt to

feramy. the future problere saich would of co conserate bis pecure:

Perov to naReru for tra nirs can de vorked out.

CuT contact Ln: Gap

with Subject would bo coordinatca with tho Parta Station In decall;

If the above sussession is approved, a reply ia cho near nutun

o roquested so

that ve ahaul bo able to srrange our schedule according!

Michar

An they"

APPROVED:

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rancis M. Fankshire

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PP4-20932

16-6-39

•Cheos of Stallon, Perta

Chief, St trough Chlaf, VE

AND BAG ATE

ACTION REQUIREDE

20920

to co, erasure

Attached for the Intonation of Parls and Prenblurt 10:8 copy.

or te debrioring of Armbour, The parle Station has crgedy rocelyed

sore or tilo information direatly from PADOLE, but there vas probably

not enough lina for his to pasa all of it to Platipodia durlag their

rectingu. There are a number of itema that the flold stations may

fled of use, but only one person nened a poare to have ary satulne:

Prosix potential. Ila la David TITSICILT (Cl. IV of Atlachaant

$0. 2).

Cong

No wife or children.

1o On parole

2:

3.

Not living in large georglon colony

Kelatives In Goor ze

No occupation

rosatalo emigre survalllance

Darind, Inidlative

Lo purricult to approads without

atwacting attention

equest Paris coments on feasibility of further efforts possibility

as findlas out nore about crass for which subject and All't vere

sentenced; also about naturo of parole and possibility of having it

usted.

MICHIEL iNE

JOHN DO TILLISINA

28 AC5L2 1958 SA/DOB/iNNulty

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50:1- 2090%

ALPADOLS DESRIEFING

3aed & Aprll 1950

1. Prevous Opo of Brialea and Goorgian co 185o1

A. Ceárglano lavoltes

i. NOo JORUANIA, Le1o Prosident of Ceorgien Ropablic

10 1920'0.

z..

ROrA: CASACHVILI, ca. 75 yro, oid. laveo wiui aile

8 133-r. lºAbbe Groalt, Parto XV, Do phone. Coto Soclal

Security nod aid (ram Gosrglane.

.Elase PATARIOZS, co. 55-60 yrs: o1d. Prestdont-of

Coorstan Aasociatioa le Parie and of Goorglaa Netlonal

Democrats: Livos with wifa ànd children at 35s. du Con.

krlanger, AUteall 6584.

: lias grocery sfore al 818. Milcholango.

Three children: ane 20 yrs. old, and twtns (bay and girl) 11.

A. Levas ZURAblElVILl Mas posolbly livolvod. AEPADDLE

sarmieed thie, altagigh L.7. sld nue so stale.

Ca: 5! yrs. old.

Married, boy lo girl 5. Judjos diracior for SIAiCA sutomablle

plans. Liros a8 l5. Jacqueo Masas, Phode Licourbe U212.

Graduale ol Ecola des Mnes. Falher o! L.l. waa Irlend of

PATAIDZE aad CABACHVILI (National Dessocraco): L.i.

coasiders eelf a vaiioual Democral, but lois neod lor brsador

organisatiaa lo embraco all non-Soclalisl Georglans. He bas

establlsbed such an arganisatlas, poselbly knoma so lhe Cocallo

des Ceorgiono Librea.

(all tho abave four bave lived lo Paris sinco the 19201s)

5. Ena SOUMEAIACHVILI (SUUMBATOFE) tao ce

Coorglaa conlact nan uils lho britloli.

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CABACHVILI ANd PATARIONE were to louch alth the Chief of

Brides Latelligence 1o 1950-S3. CABAChNILl dated ibat ho

falt the bridloh workod clovely wiib to Americans, and that

the chier latenued to bring him to the US: CABACHVILI and

PATARIZE did not kaow way to Belgeb droppod the work, but

CABACHVILI fold that after 1953 the Brides bad turned the

Vila the Aaerican.

B: Agento need by the bridiat

1. Mamla BERESHVILI

Livoo la Leuville dear Parta, Ago co, 36-10. Employed

salat sad carna ca, 60.000 - 60,0u0 (ranco pos manch.

Hgo.

548"

ca. 175 150., dark carly balf, dark round

laco, presontly wears goatee and moustache.

ASPADULE knew

BERESHVILI before.

AN ERNESHVILI's factly were killed of

daporiod.. He la anti-Hussian and anti-Cammuales. Ho was

very closo da Ne JÜRDÄNI.. He has sairo writing ability. and

had an ardole publlabed last nonth in a journal of the ant-i asian

group of the Coorglano (pogatuly known as Natre Patrie) which lo

publlahod by Micha STOUNUA (SIVRiA). BLRESHVILI belongo

to this graup and villas for nowapapors: Ho wont two or rared dinos

to Georgia on Illegal misolona.

The last lies he was wounded in

the lower right lag. and was halped by a cainpanloi.. He did not

carvico the customary dead drop le lass time becauso of his leg.

The method if crossing lavolved une of unlorms of Turklob ariny.

afficors, apd the asslotanco of another Georgian and ina Turke.

At night ler changed to civullan clothes and craseed over.

BEREStiVILI says chore aro organdaeu Caseglaa graupe wililog to

sighs too quaslans:

SiRco 1953 BERESHVlI bas been contactod luo or tares

¿muo by the Americans, bur naibing sas come of tela, and ho

foalo the Americaas are not following up properly. He sald the

latest altempt lavolred a lettor writien to bin la Russian, siviaz

bin a toiophone numbor so call. Belore calling li he tried lo

¡race to number trauja connections of bis milos. Ho fools that

contact wilh Georgia la impersaal ll to antgradan organizations

aro 1s bo reprodentaliro ol lse doeliago in ese homeland.

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Begtasiog In 1945 BLPEStiVILi ono la lie French

Army for two or bree yeare.

This was to avoid belag dent

back is the USA. Lo 1200 be bad grocery otOrO MERADULE

Asked bERLEnVILI aboue me contic laniorest between the

omisree and the eponporins coratry DefasHvili said he leele

18:1a pos

Pasoly boch later eats.

Notes:

Ceor dan orles ballet troupo ubich peltog parte la Japanny -

February 1058 knew of BaRESHVILI', mlocione to Gearela.

EAs DJAPADZE (CHAPAOZE)

No Livea la London, Bora 1912. Married, bao children.

MaO La ClOSe Con aCt It CABACHVIL and PATAOZE.

wons

1o CoseEla la 19s1 and 1952 ALPADOLE sachered iDal SJARADLE

was too parter

Or BERESHVIL. SERESHVILI sold thar a cloos

occurred 3a the

Jost trip lovolveg politica. Ho did not mention

DJA PÁDZE, Due placo they are of differeas partios, MAPADDLE

has connected thom.

(It 1o aot clear whöther lala clash accurred

sa the trip uben bEnesHVild as waundod.)

Wtlle in Lindon, and later in Parle, ASPADDLE met

STAblI MENICIACHVILI, 2) Alexandria Rd nimbleddo, London

S$ 17. MENIETACHVILI sLAled that ho has cooraci la London

riah the pollice of latelligenco service, and allerod la bo of corvico

SO REPADDLE. ALPADULE BOkOd MENTETACHVILL aDJUt

WArAOrE, MaNTETACHVIlI rad nothing good to say abour blit.

Considered him a big bluff, who was not properly handled by the

Brish. NENSCTACHVILI sald the 1ys3 work was not continued

boccuso al the poor gialty of LArAUlE. MENISTACHVIlI sala

that viledule nover actually crossed the border. ALtADuLE

Macaunts dome as isia. aaying thas SENdETACHVIlI la a ver

•ser maA. CABACHVILad PATAMULE salUthat toy savo a

80ad, couragogue man for entry lies Goargia, mou ArtAuulE

assure= to be DiftAZt. They sald bla naa la in liadon wirklag

for Eritiss Incalliganco.

3. BagraL TUSADACHVILI (CHAUJASHVIL)

Bora 14l6 In Coorala.

Alarrlod to a Russias. Livos al

17 r. Villadiau, Valestigaay (Doubo).

Titos prisoner la lio

Crinios by tho Cosmane la dii6 or 141S, Allor Uhroo daya De

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Dt

Lato

ao SS group (in the sauno group voro David NAWAN!

che

KALA TU?

stola and Irakll)

Tio

an

war

¡DJADIAHVIL cadod di

a in alimall sbop. (Note:

lony La tolo

sniall town.

amoulio plani

He da eraailanal,

5-1951

Brids!

suand Caste

Eegland. H

ho fres la:a small town

IDJADLACHVIL

-TOJAULACHYUA

1651

163.8

slowidr

wory natanalistic

He did not montion any assoclalos La

gri

ento to be of a petty

Intere

ed to work, hovevot

aryone

knows about his provloce

1. Clhor pardons ol paraible la erost

1. TOUlOUnd AKHMELLANI

Lives Al 318. Vulediou, Valontignay (Loubs), sestod that

quito a los Cearalano la Valeatignay have warked los os aro desor

the n ance of the artein.

•Several are planaing to po bacà.

ANHSRDIANI la excirablo, ovor 5o, das rboumallem doù eye

traudio. Feels tha: action lo secosaary and uas cho deatro.

bus inows bia lirirations. Fought with tia Cerrana agaladt

the sinteto.

L. SOLa SIGUROUA (STURLA)

Livos dn d'aria aroa, not nariled. Ande-sarles, bul

AchADUlE lad ao chanco a lind qui how ias. Ago 30 ar 31, payalcally

o1ra08, has soalro to mark.

ls olavatos repair maa, aita pleasy

ol apportiny to ore around. Platipodia Las airand a reacalis

STOUROUA Kraugo irakis kALASC21, e?r. Jean Jaures. Vantos

(solno).

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3. Sorgo (7) KOKACIUZL (CORH- KHOKH-)

Liveo 5 r. Lecanto do Liolo (Matro egilso d'aucoutl)

c/o Mra.

Kalla, Doeo nor ltvê tboro bur visite olton. 10 le

cioco contaci prea L5 DJABADAIU, aruote a8ent. 16 r. du

Cserche Midi.

Pori xvi. Phone Latro 19052

DUADASARI 1.

geat tor

KBytas to oet un a Ceorslan

Se

дО:

KOKRAUZE.

HATo 12 boyd ond

301

osibere and como to

L'S

10 toar

1440

150

er8o KOKR 1UZE

thin body and faco.

Kil yoare pid. lo

Wn":D

ASHADDLE 1o ot

tho

oplolon tha

Hena ast oultablo for

our opocille purposco.

bat •úllog to do somerblag. Caa vrito.

4. Nyosba ABAGHUZE

kspreosed wlsh to work. Liveo al bs, biane Blaac,

Parlo XV, la over 50, 5'10" or 11", 200 lbs. Mouod lace, bald.

tmodonal, Nuohos esally, Aau-Soclaldal. Hiarto as à

mensenger for tha ladien keabagos, oarno :30, 000 - 35, 000 franco

per montb. Nidower, na tarily. Worked uith Cormads, apparanlly

as an dgodt tralnor Strong, last ralnklag, bao dodclacivo. Not a

calbor os vritor, bul an actiou man. Haé some recont luag traublo.

bllijag do go so Coragía. Belderoo best incano af coosace villa

Georgla ds througà lurke ol Coorglan doscent uta Ilve near

Georglan bordar and uno could alu la croesiag. Usoaa'l bollove

In frequeni crosataz:

S. IraHl KALAIOZI

Aga abous 16 - 17. Froach ellisen. Keopo la louch

with sravollors from Coargla.

Tbloko la poria: al bo8 uas

adruardon. Loari lail accion nou n.lnhe jespardiso artallag

Goorglan undergrouad arianiaadlos. Foolo lal avan dop Goorglan

Comir:uniata nare mare abulity aad a largar lal omlag lian tho

eseizro loadera.

5'8", 100:100., bold, marrlod, ino dauibioro.

enouoracho, drtroo jail, Sralnad se a chemidos.

k'ull escapoe.

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6. Revas COCITIDiL

Has new paine (uakauv to ASPADDLE). About j8 yoors

old.

treach citison. tol-balanced, Intelligent.

student in Georgia. Now lo chemise.

bao medical

Makes ca, 6u, 000 france

Per

month. WHo Nelll age MDIVANI. Had boa and dougator.

• at 53 Boul. S. Nichel; Phone DAston 7827. "y Ll oscapeo

man, 61" 1501bs. Former laternaussal volley ball player:

aco, carly bair, no moustache, Nover arpreened any latoreet

ve work, Loves money. Liked Franco.

T. Mathe RERESLLIDZE

Le Vestner (near Paria) Phono PRlocess 1703.

Ca. 45

yeard old appear. 55). Lives with lather. Cogt, and brother

Loulon.

Wto Mala: Daughter Nina, 22 years old, worko lor

20th Contury box, and wants to come to tho US.

she bas o

bualness educaton. She ls a Freoch clusen. Mathe deo bora la

Tillo, left at

ago 3; and was educated la Ceruany.: He and

brother sont to franca la early 30'0 so learn Froach. The family

followed later. In 1941

Mathe ralunteered to help the Corrans

Aghe the sovlets. la 1912 he was sont on a parachute mienion from

the Crimea to Georgia. He was caught after biding with a farmer

for taroo manlbe.

His corpanion was killed and he was wounded

la the log. keNES<Ldle kept blo German und form all the doe

ho vas ln prison. A military court considered blaarUn, bur the

NKVD concencod blm la 20 joara lor esplonago. Ho was la coveral

compo: Illa famlly atserpied la Bol word of him through the Ersaca

and Gorman er basales In Moscow.

They spent thair aa fundo.

and rocolved ald from Artell ISliSICHVILI. KEKESCLDZE

was released (rom piroon in 1957 and arrivod in Fraaco la

Soptember: Ha refused to retura do Tillia or to take Soviet

cilisonehlp: Hia teeta are poor and he lo la need of reat. Ho

plane to go to Germany for moddeal and financial asslalanco so

a formor doldior. He will alas attempt to finial tha mamalra bo

tao acarroil.: He wul also alempt to liad nort tarouga formor

Corgian comradeo, and may bok for Geriran of French citizenensp.

Sull vanse to light Commualem, and dogs ass lear ropridala agalane

soll ar laully: latarpesod la becalag so adulear on jarlos affaire.

or in worklag for Volco of Amordea, "Naswa leorglas, Hussian.

Cornas, and French, Hãs lass knomlodgo of coglles..

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8.

Sorge ISCULADZE

Boro la Goorgia. Ca. il yearo aid. Educatod lo

Franco, (Picture Included la AGrAUDLE's movies. ) Graduato

or Pario Medical School, Fronen Ariny 1934 - jesod workod

for French underground do i lin Communiet rectlon.

dager Communlot at end of war; moubor of Party. Maxed for

molga co rotara lo Coorala alter war, but did not actally

80 unal March 1958. Married to French girl, Madelétae, aloo

Como under.

"to assenced Moscow Youth Foatival 163%, Have

Soo

and

BugSer. TSOULNDLE 1e 5°10% 185 IDo. Poddlob

mau

• beary

aco, Brey curly hatre Mosally pracuced

co: subjecia oldent claser Tamara TALY

(TALASHASHVILI told ALPADDLe a wife that arly two days

before rocelving Soviet viea Subjece had stated lile Intention to-

omala la Franco, taxo French clitzenehip, and bocame a legal

octor, Subeet had another Motor, Nubuna, who lo married le

Shota KALATCZI. Sho and her kusband aro considerlag repatriating,

bas aloco Shota was la the SS, he lo afraid of cho consoquencee.

Shota and Sorgo ISOULAzE deveed a code to advioo Shota

whather he abould ropatriate or not. Shola la to Infirm AEPADDLE

al any ouch montage. Spora was formerly an onglooor, la now

a tad drives. MiPADDLE lecla has Sergo ISOULADZE la so

longer a firmly conylaced Communist. Sergo arted laar be ..

plana so da research at sho University of tillis, and to keep out

of politics. He dana so sce Helene ISITSICHVILI la ILDia.

9. Gouram ISOULADZE

In a cousln of sarga, Ho lo 5'11", 190 Ibs, round faco,

"gal bair, heavy maustache.

do is an afficerworker for Alr

Franco: He la 22 or 21 years old. He went to tha Miscow Yaüls

Festival in 1957 with a french football team. He stayed in Moscos

aboutitio montta, usiog money be gade salllog waick es and

pullovers. He plane to go back to cho USSA tis sumnier, and ls

looking for funde to finance bis trip and black markot activiiles.

Couram told ALPADOLE ll thia does not riateriallie, be ill

Cry so go to US instead. AESADDLi prorheard GOUlAM tell

Sergo be woüld sen hiri la September. PADDLE cansidoro

Gours to do sos too docuro or subalantlal. Ho la not woll

educatol. Ho sayo lillio.: Sarjo say been a strong in luence la

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NO LO, ALPADULE alased bo was non-commital to Pladpodio

In evaluadog Couram. Couram lives with he father Begrat on

Square Leon Culliot.

10. Kaltetrat SALIA (SSALIA)

Bora 26 August 1900. Wantod to doo AZPADDLe bül

Man e? opportually.

Audross 8t. Berlics.

Noe vor dag.

oniC:

gor gian puslicadon:

Trayold to Germany and

8-

valble means of support.

Publiebos Journal La

AUSP

ADOLE DAYO

he bas best brains and le moss innucatal

od

Vidual In Ceorgien emi

on. -From 1945 3 1948 h0 wa8

volv

with

The S

Embassy in Parte. He helped

and

Bosciated with the repatrladon

movement. Is 1953 or 1934 Lovan ZURABICHVILI was Micha

KAULA La Geneva,

Dorely before KEDLA died. KEDIA workod

for Gormens during hH. U. Ond warned ZURABICHVILI that

SAL LA MAA a SOMel

agent. SALIA bao a good litorary Journal,

and ACP. DDLE sald that he tries to nulllly emigro political

activities by bylos up sanio al the bost minda la purely cultsral

activelos

CABACHVLLI and ZURAUCHVILI Say SALLA lo a

Sovlet agont, Due that toey dan's kase what co do about it.

NEPADDLE dayo SALLA la la close contact by hall with civi

KODAKHIDZE who works for VOA in washlagtos.

11. Jora ASSATIANI

35 yoars old. Marriod to a Freach girl, bas one calld.

Lives in Leuvillo (apparently In Communal bouge with BERESHVILI

ot.al.):

Wife is a school toacher. Subject arrived in Paris 1a

194% afior escaping forced repairiadios.

Applied for US Visa.

in 194% bue did not como bocause of lack ot triando hero. Worke

at lodiao krabassy. Wanto to light carmunist. Claims bio job

Blves blai contact with logal travollers to lo Sarlet Unlos, who

could bo used for taking la lessors, nomopapero, etc. Subjoct la

well educated, and le close lo sage of the bigher ofticialo la tbe

I:dlan imbassy, whom he connideri Communiato. His Irench

1a 8a0d, and ble English fairsy goad. Subject wald no could not

8o back to the USSa on a mieslon bimsel. Ho do 5'8", 176 lbo.,

bald, round face, light esmplason, quick thinker, well dronsod.

well-regardod by all mho know bim. Feels thal the older generation

ol emigrea de lu rigid. Considors BERISHVILI a good asses.

aloo seigo KOKHREIDZE.

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WI. Alocollanejue

The followins lo sivon ao ordence of sorlos acililly among

Georgians do trance:

The follarias have received telophose

cálle from Iln1o:

LeO SARDIVELADZE, from hio daughier tus phone

collo on famuly maltore.

"bo daughier marrieda

Wil cocopee weo camo out ta 1943 or 1944 and weas

back La 1946 or 1947.

Sbora KALA FOZI, from bis mother. He alus rocelved

overal lotero la wnich ahe said that evorything le line

la Ceorala bue that Sroca le ald enough to u ato up ble

own mind about repatriation.

Thomo TAKIAKICHVILI, Isora bis mather tho sald abo

may violl ble la varlo.

b. The followlig have rocodred packages fram

Tullo cantaining lood and banie made candy:

Themo TAKTAKICHVILI

Mra. KeLho ICHKNKELI (CHENKELL)

GeOral CHANCHIACHVIL! (SHANSLASHVILI)

c. Nearly ovorgono recolved the Ceorglon langiago

papor of the Mikballor Committee in berlia.

Z. CABACHVILI, PATARIDZE and 2URABICHVILI all expresoed

latorest la doericia support for their group. Tbay stated shas

che sapport giron to thair aroup as a vitalo by rollah inteillgasco

bofare Wili ll largoly contributod toward tha readinoas of largo..

numbera of Caucasiana to light agalnos lão Lissil durlag: the uas.

PATARIDZE sald be would like to be deni la Tarkey lo organiao

contacta olla Goorgla. saya de cas dos necesunry papora lor

trip ta Turko!, and has man la niind for such miaslor (apparently

DJAPADLE): FALAMUZE dayo Eula aperaldon maula cost Do

moro than one million Fresca franco.

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14-00000

Al a convenios of NaMaral DomacTate la Farlo, ALPADDLE

MeI A. MIPIANI from London. KiPLAN lo a former colonel al.

tho Folleb Army aid worko closely with Ceneral AnDERS.

MPLAN suggested worklag through An erican latelligence, and

will sond ALPADDLi a letior los malitos contact wila co Anders graup

in the Us.

ASFADDLS carried money (apparenuy from NY Ceorglaad) to

Pario to sosto the pablicatos and distribation of an emisre pajor.

3. Soch cho Soctallate and National Democrate would lie to Or canine

• Brown for commise acton:

one dreshack to that the Sochallate

apparently wast to play down anti-communior leo opposed to

Goosslan coparals) ind Nio want la bave nothing to do with the

American Commiuce in Munich. Noe TSINSADZE, la prlocipal

collaborator alta to American Comailutco refused to break the

connoction or to drop the ant-communiet line.

6. There are no really young Georglan-bora posplo da Parlo, but

thesa ars about 50 or 60 second gavoratios Georglans, tha spok

Freach among themselvos, but have sare latarost la Ceragian

affaire. The vlöst of the Georglan ballet adimulated tbis incerest.

and soma of these youngoters aro eagar to vialt Georgli.

Thö Gerinano aro trylag to sol up an iaformation lint with tho

Caucasus. Concerned with cita activity are Aicha AL CHISAYA

ind thu MaNDE, cho Geran officer la cbargo wha vas laboresto¿

la tho Caucasus durlag Ww li. So far nothing concrose has

bien accomplihou. AEPADDLE recelved this laformation from

PA TARLiZE, who has been to Maaich In connoction wlch lois activily.

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DavId TSITSICHViT (alckname Dathoma).

'Subject le a childhood friend of ALPADDLE.

39 yearo, belgar S'10", welsht, 160 lbe., bald, has moustache.

Subjact lo included in moves taken by ASPADDLE. Subject

arrived la Frence with lamily from Georgla cal 1923, and lived

La Perio, Ho vae a post acaolar and ald not got any Mad of

diploma from school.

Ho served an a private in the french Army

(ror 1939 to 1910 or 1941

when he wao diacharged. L5:1942 Ot

1943 he volanteered

or work la Germany Gith the Tode Or gaalesHot

a truck dirver,

aged to pomo other lind of work aler

reachins Gormeny:

WALlo La Cormany be asslated french allicot

POw's to escape.

aidiag them with false papers, stamps am

ble to travel from berla to Paris. and

AEPADDLI

bm

lo Perlo on one occaalon darlog the war.

Io 1944 " woman got ta touch with him about belplag an alleged

French officer,

and at the railroad atation where he was to meet

hor, ho was arrosted by the SS (alc). In early 1945 he weo

gentonced to death for caplonage, but managed to drag out blo

case by liplying the edateace of a large Drillah-rua not al

which ho wan a part. In 1945 be was liberated by the US Army

and returned to Parte in the sumner of that year. He was unable

to lad a suitable job, and borwoen 1945 and 1948 he did odd jobe

as a draitoran, sad tried to market an invention of bio own.

(some nd at eugine). Ho marriod a Fronch girl about 1946 or

1947. and had two chlidren. La 1948 ho began to rob banka.

jewellery shops. etc. with a companion, Jean ADAM.a

frenchman who had worked with him during the war assisting

Fronch officers. ADAM wao caught, and subject alterapsed to

escape to Spain but was also caught. Because of their war record

they were given a "ligat" contence

ten years. Sabject wee

released abnut one or two years ago, and la roguired to live lo

Rhe small town of Cap (Hautes Alpes), under paralo to bie brorer.

ADAM bas alao beon released, and lo no under reatriction de to

residence, Subject foels this la unjut discrimisation agalaot

bimself as a non-citizes.

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subjoct to bored by the quiet life la Cap. Hid Wife

and couldren are pot with hun, and he bas not been ablo to mako

contact

with them

ALPANDEs sald lo wife inay have divorcod

blin Subje

oct to new trylns to sot up an adverteing agency, anda

also

King on ta

Mone and patente. Sabject told AEPADOLE

id lik

for Arterican Intolligence, and that he

had

reach US Naval Intolligeace in 1937

Sü

Sy to Parlo. AL PADDLE said that

sted in this kind of work, and that

don and

intative, and like acdon.

AEPADOLE

übject's

DIO

ause lo that be wants to lIve dowa Me

•®:

Tide

ans bimbelt as a man. He wanto to d

acquire clacenchip where he can lee he belonge proferably US

classoobip). Money lo decondary vich bini. ASPADDLE day*

that Sabject needs to bavo

strict tantrued one and guldance la

order sot to 8o overboard and excoed the proper limite.

ALPADDLE requenter and recelved from Sabject too

coples of subject's name ritten backward. ALPADDLE

explained that thla would serve as bona fides for anyono who

might want to contact subject in the future.

Subject knowa Georslan (AL PADDLE is not sure that

he roads or wilies welli, brench, Geraian and a little English.

ALPADDLE described him as sensitive, and wantlog respect.

subject has no present contact with die family in the USuR. subject

bas written a detective novel, but it has not been publiahed. He

has also livented a calendar that adows the day of the weok for

say flyen date (a slide rule type gadget).

Subject's family.

Fatber: Stmon Moiber. Marte (deceasod)

Stater: 'Helerio: Brother: Artchil

Sabject le now living inth his brother Arickll, who la

about.4l.yeare.old.

The address lo1 bias. de bellvue, Cap

(Hautes Alpes), Pbone 1082, Artchll was roceally divorced from

the daughtor of Noe Jordania (late President of Georgian Republic

do early 1920'0). His two daughters live with bim.. His former

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wilo aleo liver la Cap. They are the only Georgiano Unlag

there.

Arechll was in the & rench hemy uatl 194J and lea

French cidsea. Ho to a graduate la architecture (rom the Ecolo

des Beaux Arto, and 1o a succoceful architoct la Gap. Ho lo

Prosontly In charge of reconstructon of a chole village which

hed to move becaase of a new dam. Ho has changed ble namo to

Artchul de PANASKET (aame ol a villago la Georgia formerly

Owned by the family). Archil la Anancially well-olf and lo helpleg

other Ceoralans, Inclading Mathe XLRESE LLUZE, who bas

recently returned from Sibort.

la 1943 Subjece's father, mother and stater left Parto

or Cermany:

ashero the daggbior porkod lo an olfice, and where

¿be lacher boped to sell same loventions to the Germans.

he that

tune Helene (wao to now about 42 years old) married Irall

LORTKIFANIDZE i ParLe.

They returned to Parts in 1946 or

1947. Tho Soviet Loibassy We encouraging repatrtadoa, and

the lather and deughter decided to go back. The nother objected

and was supported by her two gone. She flaally committed steide

La protest, but they woat anyway (father, daughter, bor huebend

and chud). Ibe daughter ls now loaching French la Tille. Tho

father recently had a letter publisbed to the Berlin Georgian

newspapor (approatly the Georgian paper of the Mikhalloy

Cominitoe) urging Georgian emigres to repatriate: A SPADDLE

hoard that shortly after their return both father and daughter were

sent to siberia for a dure.

NOTE: AEPADDLE vent to Gap Mita lla wife on bis way lo

Florence. Also there at that die was Loven ZURABICIVILi

who happened to ba vacadoning.

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2001216912057

OCOUPATIONIPOSITION

318113

P.F OTMEA IDENTIFICATION

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P.SCUOONYM

SECTION 1II

COUNTRY. OF RESIDENCE

DESI

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201- 233477

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SECRES

CIA INTERNAL PCHEr

18901

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