MEMO:MARINA OSWALD'S NOTEBOOK
Agency: CIA
Originator: CIA
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To: RANKIN. WARREN COMMISSION
Document date: 5/8/64
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mi. J. Lee Rankin

General Counsel

Fresident'e Commission on the

Assassination of Preaident Kennedy

SUBJECT

: Martha OSWALD's Notebooks

Attached herewith ie information from this Agency's files on the

entries in Marina OSWALD's notebook, a copy of which was received

from the Federal Bureau of Investigation under their communication

dated 13 April 1964. Copies of this attachment have been forwarded

to the Federal Bureau of Investigaton.

SAME AS

685-297

Deputy Director for Plans

Attachment: As stated above

Distribution:

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The following is a compilation of traces

on what appear to be Soviet names, addresses

and telephone numbers from an address book

identified by Marina OSWALD as belonging to

her. The left columnlists the notations, trans

lated from the original Russian, as theyappear

in the address book. To the right of each no-

tation is a comment on the notation made by

Marina OSWALD to the FBI and following this

are this Agency's trace results and clarifying

notes:

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Antonina Vladimirovna

Kobel nitskaya

Vladimirsky ErospeKt

House 10, Apt. 7 (Galibina Al. Vl.

Prospelt Stalina 122

Bookkeeping office K-8-09-15

Ploshchad Chernyshevskogo

House 12, Apt. 3 Ant. Vlad.

Vanda Kuznetsova

Ind. /Leningrad/ M-159

Kurskaya Ul. 5, Apt.

G-2-04-81, extension 359

1062

singin

Further identified by Marina OSWALD

as Antonina Vladimirovna KOBEL 'NITS-

KAYA, aka Antonina Vladimirovna GOl-

BINA, Prospect #10, Apt. 7. Stalin

Lane 1122 - office (bookkeeping),

telephone K8-0915. (Or Chernishev

sky Sq. #12, Apt. 3.) All addresses

in Leningrad.

Marina met Antonina

at a rest home near leningrad.

Traces: 1. None on KOBEL 'NITSKAYA.

2. The 1960 Brief Telephone

Directory for Organizations In Lenin-

grad lists the number K8-0915 for the

Stomatologicheskly Polikl1nik (Stoma-

tological Polyclinic) at Moskovskly

Prospekt 122.

NOTE: Moskovskly Prospekt was for-

merly Prospekt Stalina.

3. The 1961 Leningrad Tele-

phone Directory lists only one GOl1-

bina or possible variation thereof.

This 1s a K. G. GOLYBINA listed for

the number AO-0036, extension 2-35

at the address Tverskaya UlItsa 18.

NOTE:

See entry for Vladimir MAKAROV.

4. Both Vladimirskly PrOS

pekt 10 and Ploshchad Chernyshevskogo

12 appear to be plausible leningrad

addresses.

According to Marina OSWALD, Vanda

Is a nurse in Leningrad whom Marina

met at the rest home near Leningrad.

Traces: 1. None on KUZNSISOVA.

2. The 1957 Brief Guide to

Leningrad lists the number G2-0481

for the S.M. KIROV Military-Medical

Academy at the address Akademika

Lebedeva Ulitse 6.

3. The "M-159" appears to

be a Leningrad postal zone designa-

t10n. Kurskaya Ulitsa 5 appears to

be a plausible leningrad address.

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Volodya A-00036

MAKAROV extension 115

Ulatsa Iverskaya

House 20, Apt. 26

Marina OSWALD further Identified

this Individual as Vladimir (nick-

name Volodya) MAKAROV. whom she met

at a social function in Leningrad.

Traces: 1. The 1961 Leningrad

Telephone Directory. 115ts a V. P.

MAKAROV with the telephone number

A0-0036, extension 1-15 at the

address

Iverskaya Ulitsa 20.

2. One V. P. MAKAROV,

a biophysicist specializing In

radiation lajury to blood celle,

was reported to be attached to

the Physics Institute of the S1-:

berlan Department of the Academy

of Sciences of the USSR 1n Krasno

yarsk as of July 1959.

3. One Vladimir MAKAROV,

an engineer born on 26 August 1925

In Babaevo, USSR, attended an elec

tronics conference in Paris In

February 1963.

4. An American visiting

Yalta, USSR, In August 1959 met

an Aleksandr (INU) who was there

with his wife and younger daughter.

Aleksandr told the source of this

Information that he was a physicist

working in a laboratory In Ienin-

grad doing work on testing the

strength of materials for rockets.

Aleksandr gave Source the telephone

number A-00036, extension 126 to

call when Source came to Leningrad.

Source learned from Aleksandr's

daughter that the family lived on

Tverskaya Vlitsa (number was not

obtained by Source). Source later

contacted Aleksandr In Leningrad

on the above number and was wined

and dined and escorted to the thea

ter by Aleksandr. However, Alek-

sandr told Source that he could

not Invite her to his home because

It would be too dangerous because

of his classified work.

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Sergey

245-93

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5.

The addresses Iverskaya

Ulitsa 16, 18 and 20 appear to com-

prise a large apartment complex with

a common telephone switchboard with

the number A0-0036.

6. The 1961 Leningrad

Telephone Directory lists one I. G.

PRUSSAKOVA at the address Tverskaya

Ulitsa 18, telephone number A0-0036,

2-19.

NOTE: No relationship has been es

tablished between Marina (nee PRU

SAKOVA) OSWALD and L.G. PRUSSAKOVA

(spelled with a double S). I..G.

PRUSSAKOVA, which 1s one of only

three possible variations of the

name PRUSAKOV listed among the more

than 70,000 names in the 1961 Lenin

grad Telephone Directory, Is men-

tioned here only because of the re

lationship of the name to the

address and telephone number.

Identified further by Marina OSWALD

only as Sergey (INU), a pianist and

one of her friends.

Traces:

The number 2-45-93 appears

to be a Minsk telephone number.

The

1963 Minsk Telephone Directory lists

the number 2-45-93 for the Kombinat

Mintorgnontazh Mezhoblastnoy Opytro

Konstruktorskoye Byuro (The ESSR

Ministry of Trade-Inter-oblast Con

bine for Desigo and Construction)

located at International 'naya

Ulitsa 36, Minsk.

NOTE: This combine appears to be

ngaged in the design and construc

tion of store fronts, show cases

show windows and other types of con-

struction In the field of merchan

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Ivanov Robert Al.

Vlitsa Podbel' skogo

House T, Apt. 2

Irina Volkova

Ilgorskiy Prospekt 131, Apt. 9

Identified further by MarIna OSWALD

as Robert Aleksandrovich IVANOV, a

resident of Leningrad.

Marina ad-

vised that she "believes" she met

this person also at the rest home

near Leningrad and that although

a law school graduate, IVANOV,

worked as a chauffeur.

Traces: 1. None on IVANOV.

2. The address should

probably be Podbel'skogo Pereulok

rather than ulitsa.

3. Among the IVANOVs 1n

the 1961 Leningrad Directory 18

one A.K. IVANOV who is listed with

the telephone number A0-0036, ex-

tension 1-60 and the address

Iver.

skaya Ulitsa 18.

NOTE: The Initial A corresponds

to the patronymic of Robert Alek

sandrovich IVANOV, 50 A.K. IVANOV

could conceivably be the fatber

of Robert.

See entry for MAKAROV

for significance of telephone nun

ber A0-0036.

Marina OSWALD further identified

Irina VOLKOVA as having been at

the rest home near Leningrad.

Marina also advised that Lev

PRIZENISEV q.V. had "an amorous

Interest In VOLKOVA who, unfor

tunately was already married."

Iraces: 1. None on VOLKOVA.

2. Ilgorskly Prospelt

131 appears to be a plausible

Leningrad address.

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Printseva Galya

Ulitsa Grazhdanskaya

House 7 ?, Apt. 49

D-2-09-10, Printseva

Prizentsev Lev

Kondrat yevskly

House 7, Apt. 63 or

House 63, Apt. 7.

Further identified by Marina OSWALD

as Galina (Galya) PRINTSEVA, a re81-

dent of leningrad with whom she

shared a room at the rest home near

Leningrad.

Traces: 1. None on PRINISEVA.

2.

The address Grazhdan-

skaya Ulitsa 7 appears to be a

rather large apartment building In

Leningrad.

3. Of two PRINISEVS (or

variations thereof listed In the

1961 Leningrad Telephone Directory,

one A.A. PRINISEV Is listed for the

number AO-0036, extension 1-J, at

the address Tverskaya Ulitsa 18.

NOTE: See entry for Vladimir MA-

KAROV concerning telephone number

A0-00-36.

According to Marina OSWAID, she

met PRIZENTSEV, who 1s a resident

of leningrad, at the rest home

near Leningrad. Marina advised

that PRIZENISEV had "an amorous

interest in Irina VOLKOVA [qov.J

who, unfortunately was already

married."

Traces: 1. None on PRIZENISEY®

2.. Robert E. WEBSTER,

who renounced his U.S. citizenship

In 1959 when he defected to the

USSR and who returned to the U.S.

as an allen under the Sovlet quota

In May 1962, claimed to bave re-

sided in a three-room apartment at

Kondrat yevskly Prospekt 63, Apt.

18, Leningrad, during his stay in

the USSR.

3. Both Kondrat'yevskiy

7 and Kondrat'yevskly 63 appear to

be plausible Leningrad addresses.

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Rachitskaya Nonna

Moyka 10, Apt. 39.

Robert Robertovich

Grigor" yev-Nayman

Moyka 25, Apt. 3.

School 215

• According to Marina OSWALD, she

and Nonna RACHITSKAYA had attended

middle school together. After

middle school RACHIISKAYA had

lived somewhere in the Caucasus.

At still a later date Marina met

RACHITSKAYA at a drug store 1n

Leningrad.

Traces: 1. None on RACHITSKAYA.

2. Moyka 10 appears to

be a plausible Leningrad address.

Further Identified by Marina OS-

WALD as Robert Robertovich

GRICOR' YEV-NAYMAN, Moyka 25, Apto

3, School 215, Leningrad. Ac-

cording to Marina, he was the

principal in a middle school in

whose cafeteria she had worked

while she was attending pharmacy

school.

Traces: 1. None on GRIGOR'YEV-

NAYMAN•

Tarusin Oleg Pavl.

Kirovskaya Obl. Shaba-

lInskly In. Ukazln-

skly s/5

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COUn

2. Moyke 25 appears to

be a plausible Leningrad address.

Identified further by Marina OS-

WALD as Oleg Pavlovich TARUSIN®

NOTE: Apparently TARUSIN was &

former boy friend of Marina OSWALD

and the son of Yekaterina Nikitich

na (sIC) TARUSINA. Marina received

congratulations on the birth of her

first child (February 1962) 1n a

telegram from Leningrad signed (Inu)

TARUSINA.

Traces: 1. None on TARUSIN Or

TARUSINA.

2. There is a Shabalin-

skIy Rayon in Kirovskaya Oblast'

In the RSFSR. . Ukazinskiy s/s

probably indicates a Sel'sovet

(Village Soviet, named Urazinekly.

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Tadeush Tamara

N. & Minsk

Uritsa Belonorskaya

174 "''', Apt. 2

Further Identified by Marina OSWALD

as Tamara Nikolayevna TADIUSH, BElO

morskaya 174 "A", Apt. 2, Leningrad..

Maring described Tamara as a friend

who worked with her in the same

hospital. According to Marina,

Tamara worked as a gynecologist.

NOTE: According to Marina OSWALD's

statements, the only hospital In

which she had worked was in Minsk.

Traces: 1. None on TADEUSH.

2. Both Minsk and Lenin

grad have an Ulitsa Belomorskaya

and it appears that the address

would be plausible for either city.

The small g. before Minsk In the

address in all probability is an

abbreviation of the Russian word

gorod which means town or city.

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