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1. A trace reply prepared for the FBI in November 1976

indicated that from 1956 until 1961 LEONOV was in Moscow during

which time he was reported to have attended the KGB school

from 1958 until 1960.

From 1960 until 1961 LEONOV was at

the Fifth Department of KGB iqs. A statement was also included

which said that during his tours in Mexico LEONUV was consistently

active in clandestine support of Latin merican revolutionary

and subversive activities, particularly relating to Guatemala.

PDSTORAGE: As of 1976 LEONOV was Chief of service lo. 1

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virectorate in Moscow. LECiUV has been considered for at least

twọ imbassadorial posts.

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a KGB officer was transmitted to the State Department in Augst 1966

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BIOGRAPHIC PROFILE PASSED TO

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NIKULAY SERGEYEVICh LÄ..UV

1. Nikolay seryeyevich LEUNUV was born on 22 ¿ugust 1y28

in almazovo, USSR (also reported as iyazan, USSR.! ISONCV

graduated

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as Interpreter and

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City from May 1953 until 17 uctober 1956. on 31 July 1961

LilwO returned to sexico City as Third secretary and issistant

initaral officer. He served in this capacity until his PCS

departure in June 1964. LEUNuV and his family went on horie

Leave to the USSk fron 21 ipril to 20 July 1963, During this

leave LEONOV served as Fidel CASTRO'S interpreter in the USSR

in day 1963. LEUNOV was assigned to mexico City again on

10 vetober 1964 as second jecretary and Press ittache at the

soviet unbassy. He ueparted ecs for the Usak on 22 vecember 1968.

fron pril to July 1959

LiviV served temporarily as representative

of the

soviet news agency "NUVOSTI" in iina, Peru.

2. Additional

travel information reflects that LEONUV

served as interpreter for soviet Vice Premier inastas MIKUY.N

on his trips to Mexico and Cuba In Novelber 195y and again in

February 1960 when the Soviet Cultural and Technical Exposition

was being held. LiViUV traveled to the butch west Indies and

Trinidad in September 19E2; his position and purjose of his

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trip are unknom. Lair Was a dolesato do eno is Season

of the United Nationg General issesmbly in new york Cit: from

15 september to 10 votuber 1975. In late June 1977 LEUNUV

accompanied two other soviet officials on a visit to Panama

where they were scheduled to visit with Panamanian Government

officials. The next day LEUNUV traveled to Bogota, Colombia

where he remained untal 3 July 1y77. Un this date he

departed for Frankfurt, west Germany, presumably enroute

home to the UsSR.

3. LEUNiV and his wise, Valeriya ivanovich, who was

corn

30 turil 1923 in ryazan, have a caughter, Iri:a

vitriayevna, who was born on 16 barch 1962 an Mexico City.

LEONOV reportedly speaks excellent spanish, cood inclish, some

French

and little Cerman. le has been described as pleasant,

outgoing, intelligent, shrewd, conscientious, and reliable.

He has a sense of humor but displays a temper at times.

4. Based on his activities and associations in Mexico

City during

has tours of duty betwcen May 1953 and

vecerber 1968 LEUNOV is considered to be a staff officer of

the KGB (soviet Committee for 'State jecurity.)

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HE SERVED IN MEXICO

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NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LE ON O Y 1201-1321393, BORN USSR 22 AUGUST

1928 GRADUATED AT UNKNOWN DATE FROM THE INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN

RELATIONS IN MOSCOW. FROM JULY 1953 UNTIL OCTOBER 1956 SERVED AS

INTERPRETER AND SECRETARY TO THE AMBASSADOR AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY.

IN MEXICO CITY. FROM 1956 TO 1961 REPORTEDLY ATTENDED KGB SCHOOL

AND SERVED AT KGB HOS. HE TRAVELED TDY TO MEXICO IN NOVEMBER 2959

AND TO CUBA. IN 1960 AS INTERPRETER. IN JULY 1962 HE RETURNED TO

MEXICO CITY AS -THIRD SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT CULTURAL ATTACHE OF

SOVIET EMBASSY AND SERVED THERE UNTIL JUNE 194. | FROMCOCTOBER 1964

UNTIL DECEMBER 1968 HE WAS SECOND SECRETARY AND PRESS ATTACHE AT

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SUBJECT: OLEONOV, Nikolay Sergeyevich (U/AIUO)

28 JUL 1977 OR

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request dated 19 July 1977 for information concerning

Subject.

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Our files show no indication of any connoction

between

subjeet and prominent Soviot officials.

3.

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According to a reliable defector source,

Nikolay LEONOV was identified as a NGB officer.

Subject was graduated fron the Institute of

Foreign Relations

at an unknown date.

July 1953 until October fisa he serveu as an incerpreter

and Secretary to the inbassador at the Soviet Inbassy in

Mexico City, ¡lexico.

He traveled to lexico in ovenber

1959 and• to

Cuisa in February 1960 as an interpreter.

In

July 1961 he returned to Mexico City as Third Sccretary and

Assistant Cultural Attache at tho inbassy and served in this

capacity

until June 1964.

He was assigned there again in

October 1964 as Second Secretary and Press Attache.

renained in this position until December 1968.

From April

1969 until JuLy 1909 ho

sorved temporarily as

represchtative

of the Sovict News Agency ovosti in Lina, Peru.

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DESTACADO LATINOAMERICANISTA RUSO

NIKOLAI LEÓNOV, QUE VIVIÓ 12 AÑOS

EN MÉXICO, MABLA A SIEMPRE! DE LOS

MUCHOS PROBLEMAS DE NUESTRA AMÉRICA

POR INNA VASILKOVA

Estimado Sr. Pagés:

Nikolái

Leonor

-uno de los principales

latinoamericanistas soviéticos de hoy.

dex tor

en Ciencias Históricas y hombre por lo regu-

lar moderado en manifestar sus sentimientos-

se pone sentimental cuando se habla de Méxi-

co...

"Considero a México, hasta cierto

mi segunda patria -dice-. He vivido allidore

años en lutal. Me enamoré de él a primera

• vista y estoy seguro de que mi carino a este

pais no se empañará con los años."

Poco amigo de las entrevistas, esta

vez

Nikolái ha hecho una excepción. Para SIEM-

PRE! y para mi.

Ante ludo, hablamos de la capital

Lanto

más que leúnos publicó hace pere

crista solutica America

Latina. on

Ensayo sobre ella. Pido a Vikulai qu

te que, a su parecer, deserinina la fison

de

esa ciudad.

Leónos: Cuando rememoro la

ciudad de

México e iniento dilucidar en qué conjuntos

arquitectónicos de la capital mexicana esta

•mejor refejado el espintu de la nación. me

vienen a las mientes.

ante todo, ins nuesos

monumentos. Esos en los que se ha perpetua-

do la heroica lucha del pueblo por su indepen-

dencia política y económica. Y

entre ellos, en

.. primer lúgar.

el dedicado a lus "Niños Hé-

''roes", los cuales, aunque no pudieron librar

de los nortcamericanos a la ciudad. a costa de

sus vidas salvaron el honor ! la dignidad de la

nación. Eso para mí es el simbolo de México...

Recuerdo que el general Ridgway, verdugo

del pueblo coreano, visitó México y depositó

una corona al pie del monumento. A la

mañana siguiente la corona estaba ante la

puerta de la embajada de los EE.UU. con la

siguiente inscripción: "De asesinas no admiti-

mos coronas"

Un símbolo de México es también el monu-

mento a los trabajadores del petróleo. No se

puede ver con frecuencia en un Estado capita-

lista un monumento a obreros, y que ademas.

.:estos no estén, representados en un estilo

¡banal-alegórico, sino en el proceso del trabajo.

Al pensar en México, recuerdo siempre

asimismo la obra simbólica de Francisco Ep-

pens en la fachada de la Facultad de Medici-

na de la Universidad. La gigantesca cabeza

que ocupa el centro de la composición es, para

mí, personificación de la nacion mexicana; en

ella parecen haberse fundido tres caras: la de

una mujer india, la de un hombre español y. la

de un mestizo.

Y por último, la singular plaza de las Tres

Culturas. Me parece que

esa

"triada"

es

• precisamente lo que da a la ciudad de México

su originalidad sin par.

Pregunta: Pero una ciudad no son sólo las

En 1968, en la inauguración de la XIX Olimpia-

Leónor con Siqueiros, en su taller de Cuernadaca

Leónov: Para comprender aunque no sea

más que un poco el alma mexicana hay que

ver, por lo menus, tres cosas: la plaza del

Zócalo en la noche del 15 al 16 de septiembre,

una corrida y la plaza de Garibaldi.

En la plaza del Zócalo se percibe con

particular agudezi el hálito del pasado remo-

10, de la rica y turbulenta historia del país.

que lorjara el carácter de la nación. Alli se

llega a comprender a fondo el arrogante amor

de los mexicanos a su patria, sus seculares

anhelos de libertad e independencia y su odio

abrasador a los colonizadores de todo género,

que hollaran inclementemente la antigua cul- :

tura y las tradiciones del pais

La corrida es una emocionante fiesta de

valor, destreza y. de seguro, suerte, donde

brota a raudales el fogoso temperamento de

los mexicanos. Entre las infinitas tradiciones.

de la corrida mexicana, una es de mi grado en

particular: la de perdonar la vida y poner en

ibertad al loro que por su bravura, potencia

eson se gana la simpatía dei público. Mc

subyuga la sabiduria del bicho que tiene como

base tal costumbie y que emplear.

al habia:

nes que interpretaban mariachis. Para mí eso

era siempre una fiesta. Y no súlo porque estoy

enamorado del arte popular mexicano. Alli él

alma mexicana se ofrece abierta de par en

par, poniendo en evidencia su prodigalidad

espiritual. su afecto y, lo que es más importan-

te, la habilidad de compartir con uno -sin que

ello resulte importuno la alegría y la tristeza.

Se sienta usted alegre y afligido, los mariachis

están siempre dispueto a embeliecer la ale-

gría o a hacer romántica la tristeza.

El Robin Hood de

América Latina

En agosto del año pasado, cuando Fidel

castro cumplio cincuenta años, Leónos publi-

có en la revista soviética América Latina un

artículo titulado "Salud le descamos. Fidel"

Aquello no era tanto una caracteristica de

relevante hombre, cuando una exposición de

todo lo grande que tiene la nación cubaría

Aparie de que.

como historiador,

Nikolai

Leónor se ha dedicado a estudiar la Revolu-

ción Cabaña y a sus lideres, con Fidel la tira

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Rubén Migueroa Come

Avo De Las Tempestade

mía universitaria, entendida según el concepto ya generalizado de la

libertad de cátedra y de investigación cientifica, no como zona

extraterritorial en el marco de las instituciones jurídicas ni como fuero

para vulnerar el orden público ni los intereses sociales". Insistió en que

son las autoridades judiciales las que han realizado areriguaciones sobre

la presunta injerencia de universitarios, maestros y alumnos, en el

secuestro y muerte de varias personas. Ante eso Figueroa Dijo: "Yo no

he inventado los secuestros; mucho menos Ins, muertos, cosa bien

dificil".

rizadiría, tras otras consideraciones, que la nadie se le ha

detenido en razón de sus ideas o de su militancia pomicas Cuando éstas

han salia a relucir en los procesos legales, asido por propia

declaración de los inculpados". En 1976 el gobierno del estado concedió

a la Universidad de Guerrero un subsidio total de 19 millones 610 mil

482 pesos con 6i centavos, que casi duplica el otorgado el año inmediato

anterior al inicio del gobicro de Figueroa. El gobernador reveló ante el

Congreso y el numeroso públicó, que hay sectores locales que le han

llamado la atención sobre un uso inadecuado del subsidio por parte de

las autoridades de la Universidad y afirmó que "toda institución que

recibe un subsidio tiene la obligación ineludible de informar a la

sociodad respecto de su empleo, del misino modo que los gobernantes

informamos de nuestros actos y de la aplicación del presupuesto".

Al margen de la polémica, que siguió mantenida en esta parte del

informe -o quizás como consecuencia de ello- Rubén Figueroa, hizo

una proposición que constituye novedad en la materia; advirtiendo que

no se vaya a interpretar mal su opinión y se piense que él se propone

proscribir la enseñanza superior en Guerrero. Lo que desca es -aclaró

contribuir a la búsqueda de una solución pronta, eficaz y realista a este

problema. Su gobierno está en posibilidad de aplicar una parte

equitativa de su gasto educativo en becas otorgadas a alumnos de

escasos recursos que deberían asistir a lo que llamó la Universidad

compartida y solidaria. En el ambiente quedó una interrogante que

demandaba una explicación de este concepto sorpresivamente nuevo.

No flotó por mucho tiempo, pues acto seguido el gobernador contestó

asi: "Entiendo por Universidad compartida y solidaria un sistema

nacional de enseñanza superior que, independientemente del que existe

en el Valle de México, pueda instituir en cada entidad federativa una o

varias escuelas, institutos o facultades que adopten aquellas especialida-

des que reclamen las características y las más ingentes necesidades de

cada estado, a fin de que no se despilfarren recursos ni se malogren

esfuerzos en la repetición de las mismas especialidades o profesiones, lo

que redunda en la formación de profesionales frustrados, que no tienen

olipación".

la pesca, actividades de enorme importancia y de gran

entidad, la cual carece de verdaderos especialistas. Esto n

carreras liberales, las cuales según el plán del gobernado

sujetas a otro régimen en el que los interesados cubran e

enseñanza, mediante becas, crédito educativo o cuotas rer

Orra vez frente a cualquier interpretación, el gobernador

"no estoy colocándome en el plan de reformador de l

universitaria a escala nacional. Sólo indago las posibilid

solución a un problema que pr

marularmente en mi estado ‹

, y sobrepasa nuestra capacidad conómica".

Refiriéndose en circulo taimo esta incursión en !

delicada cuanto conflictiva, er ingeniero Figueroa dijo al

más, propio de su estilo: "Ni modo, me lancé al agua fría'

comentó: "¿Y qué? Si usted nada todos los dias"

Al licenciado Reyes Heroles, el gobernador Figuer

llevarle al presidente López Portillo el recado de que e

toman en cuenta todas sus recomendaciones para impulsar e

del estado, en lo agropecuario, lo industrial, en lo educa

turistico, igual en lo relativo a la salud del pueblo como a la

familiar, lo mismo a los derechos sociales como a las

individuales, "pues deseamos. que la incipiente democrac

Guerrero empieza a abrirse paso, la sea sobre bases sólidas, e

y políticas, en un ambiente de verdadera solidaridad socia!".

Si bien el informe del gobernador no fue un mazacote l

reiterativas afirmaciones burocráticas, tampoco la respuesta

sentante presidencial, Reyes Heroles consistió en las palat

tradicional cortesía que el centro debe a los estados: Sí

Guerrero, por conducro de su gobernador, expresa su !

decidida en la alianza democrática popular y revolucionari

producción, para satisfacer las auténticas necesidades de la

mayorías, Pero lo más significarivo fue que el secretario de Gol

escogiera Guerrero para anunciar una serie de reformas que p

a las minorías tener representación reconocida. Y esas minoria

son más que los partidos y grupos de izquierda afuera del

electoral. Clamó allí contra la intolerancia que "sería el camir.

para volver a México bronco y violento. Señaló, ante los enfre

ros ideológicos, a quienes descarian que surgicra la autor

derecho, y, en otro lado, a los que recurriendo a las vias d

riolentas o atentatorias de derecho, desearian que en México se

inste caso del derecho sin autoridad. Para unos y otros, dijo, la

del Gobierno Federal es bies clara ni anonidad cin ducho

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Jinete sobre el espinazo de Améric

EN 'Charro' Leono

Durante la ceremonia solemne de la entrega por Leonid Brezhner a Fidel Castro de la Orden

de Lenin

y ia Estrella de Oro del Héroe de la Unión Soviética, en mayo de 1963 A la izquierda, .%. Leónor.

Castro es, sin duda, una Personalidad con

mayúscula. ¿Cómo definiría usted el papel de

él en la historia de Cuba?

Leónor: Los numerosos biógrafos de Fidel,

de entre los historiadores burgueses, hacen

desesperados intentos de hallar ciertos factores

externos que puedan explicar la victoria de la

Revolución

en Cuba.

'Se suelen remitir

fenómenos de orden subjetivo, repitiendo la

versión sobre la "culpabilidad" de Fisenho

n'es, que prefirió jugar un partido de golf a

entrevistarse con Castro cuando éste visitó los

EE.UU. en la primavera de 1959. Y ninguno

de esos "investigadores" ha querido analizar

las regularidades objetivas de carácter socio

económico ni el papel del mismo Fidel, quien

sutil y oportunamente captó la orientacion

principal del desarrollo histórico y guin enér-

sicamente al pais por el nuevo camino. Aquel

fue un trabajo muy duro. Si antes Fidel hubo

de dar reiteradas muestras de heroismo perso-

nal, ahora ponía de manifiesto una culosal

valentía política como

hombre de Estado,

asumiendo la responsabilidad por todas las

decisiones relacionadas con la reestructura-

ción del pais. El aporte personal !!* Fidel a la

nineros años consecutivos a la victoria de la

Revolución había que dar a las masas trabaja-

doras la posibilidad de palpar inmediatamen-.

le los frutos de esa victoria.

sus

resultados

prácticos. Y en un pais subdesarrollado, atra-

sado, se buscaron los recursus para construir

una vasta red de hospitales y escuelas.

Los sistemas de salud pública ; educación,

creados en breve plazo, son hoy los mejores de

América Latina.

Pero una reestructuracion de

la economía tan rápida y profunda no podía.

naturalmente, llevarse a cabo sin dificultades

ni errores. Hay que reconocerlo: Fidel ha

admitido más de una vez lo erróneo de

algunas decisiones, y eso únicamente ha refor-

zado su autoridad entre el pueblo.

Una cualidad relevante de Fidel es. a mi

entender, que sabe inculcar a la gente una fe

inquebrantable en la victoria de su causa. La

gente le sigue doninada por la idea y segura

de que todo lo ideado se hará realidad.

Me vienen ahora a la memoria las frecuen:

les intervenciones de Fidel por la relevisión,

en asamblcas y misines. Recuerdo como perso-

nas de miras superficiales, adoptando la pose

de cromentarisas culiaicos, pretendian yunizar

Castro para educar al pueblo cuban

colosal autoridad de Fidel, su profune

erudición científica y sus vivas dores de

mista desempeñaron un papel que es

sobrevalorar.

Debido al gran porcentaje de analf

que había en el pais y a la débil prepa

pulitica de la población, las intervenir

Fidel eran una verdadera academia P

para el puchlo cubano

Hor la autoridad de Cuba ha creci

manera inconmcasurable. Los nombres

dirigentes no

se

caen de las páginas

prensa mundial. Por pequeña que sca

de la Liberad y por Muertos que se

tradiciones imperialidas sie

1e Poner en

en las anteriste die dee pretole.

cubanos se han be chee reapes.11

deicider sus derechos es un

de la muera politier exterios de

por Fidel Ciastro

Este hombre de sino legendorio, ci

Hood de América Latina, el artilice de !

las revoluciones excialistas más originale

Edad Contemporánca, cuenta sólo cinc

años. Estamos acostumbrados a qur los

cos y estadistas extranjeros, a esa edad.

regular sólo empieran a dar los primeros

ca. la palcotra nacional e internacional.

ha dejado tras de si montañas de logros.

todo eso quiero hablar yo en un libro

fidel Castro, el cual estoy escribiendo

actualidad.

América Central en el

Espejo de la Historia

Me han contado que cuando Nikolái

nor defendió las resis de su dociorad

Ciencias Históricas, la sala de conferenci.

Instituto de América Latina de la Acad

de Ciencias de la URSS estaba literaln

de bore en bote, tan grande era el interé

el tema del estudio:

"La historia mode

contemporánea de América Central".

Cuando esa disertación publicóse en M

en separara, al cabo de unos días es

imposible encontrarle en las librerías: e

bajo atraía no sólo a los especialistas,

también al más amplio círculo de lectore:

lo singular de los datos reunidos por el,

durante su estancia en América Latina.

Nikolái Leónov me contó que, en los a

vos centroamericanos, la mayoría de los

mentos de esos tiempos han sido destru

los dictadores han procurado no dejar ni.

rastro de sus crimenes. Y Leónos reuni

una en una, en archivos de México y d

EE.U'U. y comprándoselas a particulare:

pias de raliosísimos

ducumentos. las c

abura el propósito de regalar en brese a

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carcas a Siempre!

ACLARACIÓN...

(Viene de la página 3) co muy a mi

pesar (a pesar lambitn de las esfuerzos

realizados por el gobierno) por causas.

insuperables fue imposible emprender

la construocion de una nueva Peniten

ciaría Sin embargo, siempre he tenido

confianza en las instituciones y los

gobiernos, esperando con vehemencia

que algún día continuará esa cruzada

le numanidad carcelaria. Algún dia

tambien, habré de sener la oportuni

dad de comentar diroctamente al ad

mirable Blanco Moheno, que en elec-

lo mi sueño no es tranquilo, mientras

existan problemas vitales que resolver

en México. Como no soy millonario ni

corruptor, siento como hombre y en

came propia las desgracias de los

mias

Agradecert, señor Uhroctor, su bene

volencia y atención para estas aclara-

ciones

que espero sean publicables,

rogándole de igual modo me tenga

desde siempre, como amigo y devoro

de SIEMPRE!

Respetuosamente,

Lic Albero Rosas Benítez.

Av. Corona 380 A 1º piso.

Guadalajara, Jal

c.c. al Sr. D. Roberto Blanco Moha

по.

Oficinas Gencrales de SIEMPRE!

A ESPARA...

(Viene de la página 15) multitudina-

.. rio de la península.

Va a ser

invitado don Gustavo a

partidas de caza

En los Montes de

Toledo, podrá echarle el oju aunque

dificilmente la bala al garo montés

al lince, al ciervo seguramente melerle

en las paletas un pedazo de plomo y

de todos modos ahismarse con el es

pectaculo de las liebres trigaleras que

por el rumbo se multiplican como

estrellas ea una noche

de verano.

Igual hará en Pontevedra, en la Sierra

de La

Estrada y Lalin;

igual. Y en

Salamanca,

cn

Teruel

con menos

suerte que puntera cobrar un jabalí

de los centenares que nomadean los

cotos aledaños

Y vuelta a la comida que no lo

dejará jamás;

sombra y manera de calar sus excelen-

cias de gastrónomò "Indiano". Y el

vino, sin el cual no es imaginable

tragar ningún bocado español. Vamos

a ver, a repasar, a presentir el bicarbo

nato

Gustavo uilizará de

continuo: en la misma Pontevedra,

sara no ir más lejos, pulpos a la

Marinera, chuletas de Moaña y empa-

nadas de todo lo que vive la tierra, el

mar y el aire. ¡Recuerda usted, jefe, las

panzurronas de bacalao con pasas y

piñones y las apretaditas de lampreas,

anguiles, salmonetes y mejillones? Pa-

a que roda

quede en el fondo hay que ayudarla

con melindres de Silleda y Fuenica-

reas

Tendrá que beber don Gustavo. En

verano, valdepeñas ligerito. Y llegado

el invierno los vinos espesos de Rioja.

Recuerdo, jefe, que allá en Logroño,

una tarde de frío junto a la chimenea

de don Augusto Chenel, di cuenta de

-unos bizcochos de Torrecilla que irsis

tía en mojar en un riojano de color

igual al terno de luces que Paco

Camino estrenó un domingo en Ma-

drid, cabe el recuerdo de una Feria de

san Isidro. ¡Mi dios, qué vino aquél

para darle calor a mis huesos y'andan-

do el tiempo a mis nostalgias! Volve

Si le digo

cuántos

primores más

lucirá al Embaiador do

mismo de pedantes que

exige que debe saber tanto de España

que pueda distinguir chire Picasso y

Dall, entre Gaudi y Tarragó, entre

Albeniz y Falla, entre Camilo Jost

Cela y Unamuno, enire un colmao y

una venta de gitanos, entre una farru-

ca y una bulería. ¡Bah! Tanto de sodo

eso saber. ni los nacidos allá

Usted movia tristemente la cabeza

cuando intentábamos el diseño del

Embajador. Yo hacía lo mismo El

meneadero lo hemos interrumpida.

Ya tenemos. Y hay que reiterar que no

me parece mal. Don Gustavo riene

apariencia formal, muy formal. Pero

•no sé por qué presiento que tambien

gusta de vivir intensamense, a la ma-

Cosas que platicamos hace poco,

jefe, en su casa de Emerion, mientras

dábamos cuenta de un

azalrán hecho por las manos bordado

ras de doña Beatriz, su señora esposa;

de un cordero chilindrón con igual

sello culinario y de una montaña de

Lacón de El Bierzo leonés.

No exijo exclusivamente tragón a

don Gustavo. También, jefe, es menes

tes que sepa beber. A más de otras

cosas intrinsecamente españolas Lo

demás, será lo de menos

Lo saludo con alecto

Luis Gutiérrez y González.

EL ANTICOMUNISHO..

(Viene de la página 34) París, conside-

raba que la

batalla a ser trabada en

1978 por las fuerzas liberales en defen-

sa del régimen actual será la última

frente al

programa común de los

partidos de izquierda cuya meta es

alcanzar una sociedad que no sólo se

transformará

eis marxista sino que

será irreversible.

cigh y su grey no se convencen de

é Europa siempre medalo al riasrino

nuestra América

De ahi partieron

stros conquistadores. De ahi vinie-

on las ideas liberales de la Revolu-

ción Francesa.

De ahí se derivó el

fascismo que, derrotado en la segunda

guerra mundial, se refugió en nuestro

Continente para vivir oculto en los

países que, hoy, lo exhiben, como una

fiera sedienta de sangre, aun sabiendo

que sus días están contados

Los crímenes que el fascismo come-

se en Chile, en Uruguay, Argentina y

otros paises, muestran que su natura-

leza no mudó, mas no abaten la

resistencia de los pueblos alectados,

sobre todo cuando esos pueblos se

alientan con las victorias alcanzadas

en Europa contra Franco y Salazar,

en Asia (Vietnam, Camboya, Laos) Y

en África (Angola, Mozambique, So-

malia, Argelia,

era). Si los muros

erguidos por el fascismo, el imperialis-

mo y el neocolonialismo están cayen-

do, estrepitosamente, en otros Conti-

mentes, ¿por qué nuestra América ha-

bría de ser la excepción?

El mundo es una

rotalidad Los

dinosaurios

de Asunción no

pueden

ignorarlo. Ellos suman 180. Y la Amé-

rica Latina son 300 millones Es eso lo

que los exaspera, que los irrita, que los

atormenta.

Estas bestias ya no duermen El

marxismo es su pesadilla

Francisco Juliao

Cuernavaca, 4/abril/77.

EL CHARRO...

(Viene de la página 43) una obra

originalísima, que sin duda alguna

llamará la atención también de los

historiadores latinoamericanos

Pregunta: ¿Por qué eligió usted

precisamente ese tema?

Leonor: La historia de Cenie

vira

queños paises a quienes los grandes

'mancjaban" corno les daba la gana

Y en segundo, quera rendir tributo de

respero al gran historiador y cienúlico

guatemalleco

Victor Manuel Gutié

ries, un hombre de extraordinaria

honrades e inaudita valentía, quien

ine inculcó tel cariño a la América

Cençal y me regaló un parte de su

biblioteca particular, Entonces me di

palabras que resultaron profe

icas: "'Por lo que se ve, ni yo ni mi

compañeros podremos ya

escribir

acercà de la sufridisima América Cen

tral Tal vez eso lo hagas rú".

Victor Manuel sucumbró en las

mazmorras de la diciadura guatemal-

loca. Y esas palabras suyas devinieron

para mí un mandato, que yo consido

raba indispensable cumplir.

Pregunta: ¿Qué enseñanzas puede

sacar

la humanidad, a entender de

usted, de la exponencia histánca de

Amenca Central?

Leónor: La historia de cada país,

aunque sea pequeño, y más aún la de

toda una subregión, es alcacionadora.

Lo importante es selcucionar los pro

blemas y acontecimientos significantes

que caractericen con más plenitud las

peculiaridades del desarrollo histórico

de esos países procisamente.

A mí me parece que América Cen-

tral, ante todo,

da

una lección de

lucha por la unidad. Toda su historia

es la mejor confirmación de una vieja

y sabia verdad: "La unión hace la

fuerza"

Al mismo tiempo, al analizar la

lucha por la unidad en América Cen-

tral, se llega a la conclusión de que la

unidad por sí misma no es un bien o

un mal. Todo depende de en interés

de quién se realiza. En las condiciones

históricas concretas del siglo XIX, la

lucha unionista de Francisco Morazán

y Justo Rufino Barnos era, sin duda,

tenta bajo

ele biene pros: pues se man

las cons

postula-

ban la defensa de las yependencia de

la región, el acelerate desarrollo socio

económico y la ampliación de la de-

mocracia. Pero no se debe olvidar que

también el aventurero norteamerica-

no Willian Walker, que se apoderara

de Nicaragua, lanzo asimismo la con-

signa de la unidad centroamericana:

"¡Cinco o ninguna!", pero a base del

restablecimiento de la esclavitud y de

la supeditación absoluta de esa región

a los Estados Unidos Los pueblos de

América Latina rochazaron y rechaza-

rán la unidad en tales condicionos

Quisiera señalar otra importante

ensenanza que se puede sacar al estu-

diar la historia de América Central: la

importancia que tiene valorar y com-

prender a tiempo a los grandes patrio

las y luchadores por la libertad, apo

yarlos cuando aún están vivos Por

trágica ironía de la suerte, rodos los

verdaderos héroes de América Central

fueron ejecutados o asesinados

por

compatnoras suyos, cuyos desoendien

les hoy idolatran liseralmente a aqué-

llos. Esos héroes son hoy. la gloria y el

orgullo de las naciones. Pero como

suele acaccer con frecuencia, el raca..

nocimiento y la comprensión de sus

ideales llegaron sólo muchos años des

pués de haber muerto ellos.

Pregunta: En el libro de ussed se

menciona con bastante frecuencia a

los Estados Unidos ¿Qué podría decir

usted del papel de los mismos en la

historia de América Central?

Leónov: A mi entender, la noción

más plena sobre la política de los

EE.UU. en esa subregión la dan las

instrucciones redactadas por el Depar-

tamento de Estado para William Jef-

fers, el primer enviado extraordinario

de los EE.UU. en América Central. Se

decía en ellas que Centroamérica ofre-

cía

un interés singular para los

EE.UU. debido a la stuación grográ-

riea de la musa la la posibilidid de

Contral. En particular se doca en elias

que el bajo nivel de desarrollo indus

erial y la necesidad de capitales y de.

hombros dicatros debian poner a Amé-

ica Central, para largo liempo, en

dependencia

* оз титілго ex-

tranjeros de diversas mercançiae

Ofroce gran interta en este plano, a

mi enrender, el discuno que pronun

¡ara el 14 de septiembre de 1853 e

aviado extraordinano sorteamenca

Do en Nicaragua, Solon Berlund, al :

haca entrega de sus carras credencia.

les Declaró sin ambiguedades que le

nación

que ocupaba lan favorable

posición geográfica no proba prete:

esa nqueza solo y exclusivamente en

su propio interés, cerrando el acoco a

codas las demás

Mientras tanto, el enviado extraor-

dinario mexicano en América Contra!

(con residencia en Guatemala) cscri

bla a Mbrico el 1 de abril de 1854 que

los norteamericanos no ponían freno a

sus actividades y con una insolencia

inaudita procuraban el dominio de

rodo el subcontinente, apoderarse de

el, por lo que crecía la necesidad de

dar otro giro a las relaciones entre los

Estados

hispanoamenicanos, pues

se

trataba ya de delenderse, mediante la

creación de alianzas militares, de la

calástrofe que les amenazaba.

Pregunta: Por cierto, ya que se ha

tratado de Mexico, ¿qué influencia

ejerció éste,

a juicio de usted, en el

desarrollo del acontocer en Antrica

Central?

Leónor: Se dio el caso de que en

algunos periodos, baja la presión reac

cionaria, México actuó en la región de

común acuerdo con los EF.UU. Así

fue, por ejemplo, en los tiempos de la

lucha de Justo Kufino Barrios por la

reunificación de Amtrica Central

(1871-1885). Pero en general, el papel

de Méxiro ha sido progresista.

No

cabe ninguna duda de ciel aconte

cer en México ejerció ca, pirocuencia

vecinos meridionales

ejemplo

aduciré aunque no sea más que el

penodo de las Reformas en Guarema

a, parcido al verindo de las transfor

maciones realizadas en México por

Juárez.

quien simpatizaba

con

sUs

correligionarios políticos en aquel país

y los ayudaba.

Recordaré asimismo que

precisa-

mente a berdo de un buque de querra

mexicano marchó al exilio Jost Santos

Zelaya, presidente de Nicaragua de-

puesto bajo la presión de los EE.UU

Y en los años veinte de nuestro siglo

gobierno de México cunordió a

Sandino y a sus compañeros más

inmediatos -en los tiempos más duros

para ellos la posibilidad de entrar en

Méxion para descansar y curarse y

hasta se encargó del mantenimiento

de los mismos

Con frecuencia Mtxico hubo de

hacer equilibrios en sus relaciones mu-

tuas con sus vecinos norteño y mert

dionales. Así, explicando el porqué se

había negado la ayuda en armas y

municiones a los patriotas nicaraguen

ses, el expresidente mexicano Pores

Gil deda en sus memorias que aunque

el gobierno y el pueblo de México

simpatizaban con la lucha de aqué

llos, el no había podido enurgarles.

armas, ya que durante los últimos dos

años México manienia las relaciones

más cordiales con los Estados l'nidos

y él no debía dar ningúa paso que

redundara en perjuicio de dichas rela-

ciones..

Para termina le pregunto a Nikoldi

Leónor que quisiera transmitir el a

sus numerosos amigos en México!

"Mis más cordiales, más fervientes y

más sinceros voros de felicidad, tritos

y salud". responde. A continuación

ioma mi libreta de apuntes y esrribe

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I. SUBJECT: LEONOV, NIKOLAY SERGEVEVICH

CMD NO 011455)

ARCAKA KOLYA AND KOLYECHKA LEONOV}

DPOB: 22 AUGUST I9Z8, ALMAZOVO, USSR FALSO REPORTED AS

RYAZAN, USSRI

2. CITIZENSHIP ANDA PASSPORT DATA: USSRi PASSPORT NO. 10724.

ISSUED IN MOSCOU 29 JANUARY 1952; D 6R863, ISSUED Z2E JULY 1964;

D 18009.

3. CURRENT POSITION: EMPLOYEE OF MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

IS

4. LANGUAGES: EXCELLENT SPANBOH, GOOD ENGLISH, SOME FRENCH.

LITTLE GERMAN.

5. RELATIVES: SPOUSE: VALERINEYA IVANOVNA LEONOVA

EJOB: RYAZANO

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1953; D 6ÔbZi D 180100 DAUGHTER: IRINA LEONOVA DOB: L6 MARCH 1962.

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO

b. PHYSICAL DESCRIFTION: AS OF 1966 SUBJECT WAS DESCRIBED

AS THIN WITH A LONG FACE, BLONDE HAIR AND BLUE EYES. BED HE WAS

FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES TALL.

7. PERSONALITY TRAITS: SUBJECT HAS SEEN DESCRIBED AS PLEASANTI

OUTGOING, INTELLIGENCT, SHREWD, CONSCIENTIOUS, AND RELIABLE. HE HAS

A SENSE OF HUMOR BUT DISPLAYS A TEMPER AT TIMES.

8. CURRICULUM VITAE: SUBJECT WAS GRADUATED FROM THE

INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN RELATIONS IN MOSCOW, AT AN UNKNOWN DATE. FROM

JULY 1953 UNTIL OCTOBER 1956 HE SERVED AS AN INTERPRETER AND 18

SECRETARY TO THE AMBASSADOR AT THE SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXERICO CITY,

MEXICO./FROM 1956 TO 1961 HE WAS IN MOSCOW DURING BUHICH TIME HE

WAS REPORTED TO HAVE ATTENDED THE SCHOOL FOR THE SOVIET COMMITTEE FOR

STATE SECURITY (KGB BFROM 1958 UNTIL 1960/ /FROM 1960 UNTIL 1963

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IN THIS CAPACITY UNTIL JUNE 1964- HE WAS ASSIGNED THERE AGAIN IN

OCTOBER 19864 AS SECOND SECRETARY AND PRESS ATTACHE. HE REMAINED

IN THIS POSITION UNTIL DECEMBER 1968. FROM APRIL 1969 UNTIL JULY 1969

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REVOLUTIONARY AND SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES, PARTICULARLY RELATING TO

GUATEMALA.

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* CONFIDENTIAL

15 October 1976

COVER MEMORANDUM FOR XAE-1251

SUBJECT: Nikolay Sergeyevich Leonov (201-132139)

SOURCE :

Petr Deryabin,

a former KGB officer whose information

has proven

reliable in the past.

1. The attached report on Leonov was prepared by

Deryabin, who knew him personally in Moscow as an officer

of the KGB First Chief Directorate.

2. A review of Leonov's 201 file indicates that he had

been granted a US visa as a member of a Soviet delegation

to the

United Nations General Assembly scheduled to depart

Moscow on 19 September 1976.

Thomas A! Ryan

c/CI/R&A/E

Attachment:

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1."

¿ 11 September 1976

Canting

C/CI/KA/E

MEMORANDUM

SUBJECT:

Deryabin comments on

Nikolay Sergeyevich Leonor, KGB Officer and Personal Friend

If Fidel Castroof Gube.

1... Soviet magazine Latinskaya Amerika, issue No. 4, for July-August

1976 (pp 127-142) published an article entitled ". To Your Health, Fidel!"

by N. S. Leonov, who is identified in the article as a "journalist".

On page 138 there is a photograph of Fidel Castro with the author of the

article, journalist N. Leonov. In this photograph I definitely recognize i

|KGB officer Nikolay Sergeyevich Leonov. I knew

(reD).

Iconov in Moscow as a KGB officer of the First Chief Directorated The last

time I saw him in

¿KGB Hqs was during the summer of 1953. At that time

I did not know in what department of the FCD Lewnow worked. (Copy of this

photo is enclosed)

2. I recognized another photo of Leonov, N.S., in the late 1950s or /the

beginning of the 1960's for the Agency or

the FBI.

N. S. Leonov also was recognized by me on the photograph published in

the Soviet book Viva Cuba, which was published in Moscow in 1963 or 1961.

In this photograph sonow a ta red in the coma of hushe eye Castro and

Alekseyev (Shitov) Aleksandr Ivanovich,, the Soviet Ambassador to Cuba at that

time.

N. S. Leonov also was recognized by me in the photograph published by:

Golos Rodiny, issue No. 32, for April 1963. In this photograph Leonov's

face is shown between Khrushchev, Brezhnev, and Castro. at Vnukovo Airport

on 23 April 1963 when Castro arrived on his visit to the USSR. (Copy of this

photograph is enclosed)

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3. In his article, highly praising Fidel Castro, Lconor reviews Castro's

life and his accomplishments as a "revolutionary leader". The author revealed

that when Castro lived in Mesico, 1955-56, he established contact with Alberto

Bayo, former colonel of the Spanish Republican Army, who emigrated to

Mexico after the Spanish Civil War, and who became Castro's"military instructor".

Also, in Mexico Castro was joined by Che Guevara, who became his close friend.

The author briefly mentioned that the CIA had planned "a physical liquidation of

Fidel Castro".

In 1963 Castro was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union.

The article was written in connection with Castro's 50th birthday, which

was on 13 August 1976.

The article provided photographs of Castro and some of his associates. The

photographs for the article were provided by Novosti press agency, and by the

Soviet magazine Kuba, which is published in Russian and in Spanish.

2.

Petr Doryabin

CIFA/E Comnent: According to information in Leonov's 201, he had applied for

a visa as an employee of the kiA to the Ulidi, in September 1976.

According to SE/CI/Ext. Leonov is presently chief of

Service #1 (Infornation) of the first Chief birectorate.

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Latinskaya Amerika # 4,

July-August 1976. (p 138)

Caption: "First visit to the

Soviet Union. Next

to Fidel Castro

author of the article, парвос посещение Совстеного Союза Ря.

journalist N. Leonor" «дом с Фиделем Кастро на грабуне ми.

чмыга, состоявшегося на уралмаше, - 20тор

статьм, журналист Н. Леонов

Golos Rodiny, # 32 for April 1963.

Caption under the photograph:

"23 April 1963. Arrival in Moscow" of Fidet"

Castro, Prime-Minister of the Revolutionary

Government Republic of Cuba. Greetings at

Ynukovo Airport. From left to right:

N. Khrushches, Chairman Council of finisters

of the USSR, N.S. Leonovy, L. Brezhnev.

Chairman of the Presidium Supreme Soviet

of the USSR, and F. Castro."

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SECRET/NO FOREIGH DISSEM

COUNTERINTELLIGENCE INICHMALION FEPOP.:

585n- 2051

Punt: CSSP

:: : 195-191

:.wrie: Tri

sources

sit,

Reporting Seraratoly

musemanation of this ariumation to beele seatreas

it li cilicers not on the intril distraution must be

coordinated tich sercle.

is l seneral rule, PUSTORIC!

irioratinn

1s not releasable to soress r domostir

¡iveson services on to ant cilice outside tie 1.

a high-ranting XGB officer, 'is currently Chief

of service de. i linformation) of the NG's First

(Forrign

chief Percitorate in"loscon

According to che

source. LEoNds vas to be appointed Ambassador to Poland, but

Inal assaunmen: vas cancellra when ho boramo Chief of Service

!.

Another

source reported in carlo 1005 that LEONOr

Wils

Criet of Service In. l and was scheduled in be appointed as

Anhassador

to portugal when he received his Service No. I

assionrent

instead.

asserjens Spanish.

LOwer is very knoulcarcable me Jatin America and sneaks

CONIEVTS:

prerious POSTORAGE reporting on LEONOr, please

SE POSTORAGE senorE Did, 16 Soptember 198:.

con't.

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According to FONDl''s 201

file, he is scheduled

to attend

the 19765055101

of the United Sations Cencral Assembly (UŸG)

in Sen Yorl.

22 October 1976

Distritutier:

1:6/S: 01/N

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1 - C/SE: DCISE: SE/COPS

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- 19 Juue 1975

SECRET

"DIÇ'a Pelinens, Rundour 1l Series KGB

3. A.

stric present out trans loansendin I Bres.

KENNEDY: nitEa IT

This 18 what I could dis out so far.

Notes on:

ALEXSEXEY. A. In knows to no

personally, senlor KGB officer.

2.

LEONeY, N,S., knows to ne personally, EGB

officer.

SAGA TELYAY, H. R.

I didn't know him

personally, but I have no doubt he is an RIS/KGB

officer.

4. ANDRONOV,

On the basis of his writings,

he 1s probably RIS/KGB officer.

For certain, at

leaBt a co-optee.

ROSTIROV,

I don't remember whether I

Identified him proviously. He is exposed as a known

KGB officer.

6. JATSKOY, P. A, Know RIS KGB officer and

I have no doubt about him.

I have found

some interesting writings 1n

the Star for 19 June 1975,

in the column: Party Talk

is Always CIA, by Betty BSALE.

There is a discussion

about the KGB

Involvement in the assassination.

Also,

In the Hashington Post. for 19 June 1975,

1n the editorial page

"russia reports on the CIA."

A copy of these articles i6 included.

Please let ne know 11 I can provide zore assistance

c chrono looks)

Thank you,

Temp

Att a pages of elepping can SECRET.

D.J.R.

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кута

Deer fter 1568 trouch 30 Apral 1066

Pater

1. 18li-27671, 2 Decomber 1965

B. HNB'A-26:31, 6 May 1966

i. Misched Is the second IIREAlM progress report, ohich

covers

larkely the period Juring which Robert

ras assuned the handling of thia agent.

it w11l be

noted

that the

main headings are those laid out in the statement

of objectives forwarded with reference B.

Eacs sonin, LIREAL! KIVOS EASBY a list of new contacte, a

brief sketch of each,

and

any ideas

he has on

hon thoy

migrt be

used to got at his nain targots.

TheBe aro

routinely traced in

order to sivo hia Indications of poople

os particular interest,

or of posalble dauger to bie cover.

For exasple, when he

listed Charles and Bertha SHALL 00

persons he

had set at an art exhibit, he was told to avold

then and their grous unless at a social lunction choro thay

could not bo avolded.

#e have no destro to have ODENYY

open a dosalor on him.

3.

Of the attached listed contacts, Station has traces only

on the

following:

Attachaent:

Ргодтова Roport, h/W

Distribution:

Chief, WRD, "/att.

CONTINUED

EEDROCUCTION IS BES

ESTHERFLE

FROM APERTUSE CHIO JUEMITTED

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The only Baterial

aval 1nbid

is that contained In HHHU-14223,

22 Deceaber

1965.

uple

11...

10..

Suzanne

•FELICIEN. TAkEALA hao previoudly

reported she la in chargo

0f

"medical rolations"

and acholarslips at the Freach Labases' that

only other inforuation In the 11l00 10

provided by Albert de BONFILS 10 June 1892

through a casual Station contact.

Sinco ve

vere

never in direct touch with his,

and oving

to the questionable nature of the uhole BONFILS

background and the lack of any colidity, thia

Intornation nust be accepted vith boso

говогие.

"Extrene. Comaunist--propagandiat--oxtrosoly

dangerous--bad Influonce on scholarahip crudente

Thon she uses ne instrunonte aud contacto-hoad

al she acholarahl?.

servico--nuch favoritisa

10

the distribution of scholarchipo--accopto and

demando gifts and noney-obliges cortain appli-

cants to take French lessons which sho gives

and charges for.

of indoctrinating then . lessons are hor nothod

Scan-Claude •DUCLAY. A routine sono fros

Barbara C. HUFIG,

datod 26 Novoabor 1034,

mentioned subjoct an haylor beon la charco. or

the Intonalvo French courbo taken by czabora

of the doctoral and tho history prograco af

El Colegio do..

Loxico.

On 23 Hoveaber 1004 ho

married

IrenopAZNAR, then about 27, who vas

also coaching in the

course and tho

had

been

horo only aloco 1963,

conlag directly fron France

whore she had been a toachor.

8.y

Dono and Carol Cook •LIEBERLAN.

LIREALM and his

0180

dro.

Loboraan sbortly aftor tboy

arrivod horo.

Beno thoy not in lato January at

tho

coaduce

which they

"hoosonanny" whore both boots and guesto

porpora, and occasionally violting entortainers

appaar.

vason a paroon bela8 charged, and fortunately

sboy do

nor bavo to depend on 11, slaco Carol .:. 1

haB.a. Pa1rly.wellpaydos.lob at The

Beno

vas described as

urjorDourIshed,

aesthetic-looking

11l-keapt and very Jewish looking.

HiDover

LIREILA Pound hia sensitivo, gentle and

ted

in pocple.

at one of these

LI SEALA DER NIkOlay LSONOV (see

Lebersan's vere also reported lo

os iRe

luncheon at lbe hone of Pearl

raporterg

for The Neve, at

ilisiers ol the Sovler. Dabassy

vere

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ICOnOr And LIRE:IN apen the evo.

and later rado an appolnirent

to play at

LIREALM'& hOUBE.

narked by

corally unpolitical conversation and Leonov

sAxed no leaulna questIona.

The

çor on vell, and a return march la planned.

lA persocallly report 18 being propared on

Leonor and will be submitted aftor the second

LIREALM 18

being encouraged to 8e0

Leonov.

about whos little

concrete In known

outaide of his cover work. )

The forent of these reports will roquire sono roworking,

and this will be done follouing EASBY's return from

no Baniard c. CURTis choa he has already net.

DurIng EASBY's absonco, LIREAL olll report

Melasty

Islara C. CURTIS

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31 October 1965 - 31 April 1966

1.

2.

The perdod October 1965 to February 1966 vas largely

devoted to building a circle of useful contactu

1n

the french colony and

intellectual world and getting

to know the case officer.

When the latter loft in

early 1966, & was introduced to sy present case

officer.

Pagt actlulty vas reviered and ovaluated,

targets discussed and objectives clearly defined.

The following will give some indication of advancos

made so far

againat the target objectives laid out

In HHLA- 28838:

a. French Eabassy floor plag.

Undor various

pretexts, numerous visite have boon sade to

A rough diagran in ready with

the occupanto of most of the offices idonti-

fled.

Remodeling of the building 18 1n

process.

Sone officore will be transferred

fron one roon to another.

Tho basic etructure

of the building vill not bo altered.

b.

Contacts leading toward the Pronch tarkot..

Those

persons

Daned below have

eN bood not

at logat once during April and are deenad to

be worthy of further devolopaont for their

apparent accosa in the French coumunity. Thile

nubber represents only a fraction of persona

not and virtually discarded for lack of opera-

tional prosigo:

* no phan, caron not ot

-ket on

the Fronch babaony.

Political Section bead.

ead! Several sourcel li

REPROGUSTIC! IS BEST COTURSELE

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proRent rank al

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a:a1labl..

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further

developmont in

definitely

varrantos.

1a Iriendly and arproachable

11 8

valuo

lies in (a) his

leading in

other Rabaagy

officerg and providing bin

data a bou?

theo; (0)

hiabeippdlsgruntled

ала рго-

viling inforsation

hio

• being an intelligence officer.

(2) Henri de *Cognac.

Het on several occa-

Blons.

Have made

tentative

tennis date.

Is vory close to the Ambassador.

Tho

nature of hia relationship

or the

services provided

to the Ambagsador havo

so be determined.

(3)

Genevieve San Jose

Have soon on

ccabiong and have establishod ta1r

Irlendly relattonohip.

She da a journallat

asth the le Journal frenchin.

Has already

been a sourco of one bio data about

Eabassy officors, introduced to sono soubara

of French colony,

corroborated song infor-

sation obtained elsewhere.

F

(4)

sultchboard operator

Unbarriod, friendly,

helpful.

Have visitod bor on various protexts, nou

stop by just to say hello.

llopo to Bot her

up for another agont to ceot and develop.

(3) Yalontino

S01Ble,

on at bay. 1o ratues

";..

arlendly, holpiul. Corrocted lotter

Elderly"I oroto

¡o Anbagsador.

In roturn I gave her a box

of chocolaton

for which abo

needed genulnely

araraful.

Offered to belp se in future 1D

any vay she could..

•

(8)

SuzanDo •Pelicion. Anatotant to Cultural

Artache.

Seen several tiues

on buginesa.

Friendly.

Knoun

to mutual frionds. Possible

of blo data on other labassy personael.

Hao Invised sy alle and de to dinner. This

could be our firal luportant break.

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PORRIDLY SIERITICROE COntACLE:

Becauso of sy

close

ahip pith dion,

their acceos or

stieds lack of apparen lacone.

(1)

"Derney.

"Arisite Coberner. privale bualbenspen,

Apfalont Incone, probably MoRoseXual.

(2)

Profossor at Centre

Function of

CoDtro

and reason for 1ia enornous stall

nor clear.

(3)

Irancolo and MoDique "G11110T".

• Attache.

Te ta

very apti-les.

She 18

Arlendly to uy aste.

-

(4)

Andre

Andro could read tour

• Close t10s u1th

lead to close friendahip. Yer:

rominent In French colon

Wealthy

businessnan.

ossibly willing to colla

borate with us elitingly.

d. Mexicnn Intellectualg

(1)

Beno and Carol Liebernan.

Folkiore Association.

Run

MOXICan

Have accoss.

to largo

circle of Latin American cost-professional

pubicians and entertainora.

Gradually

obtainine blo data on Beno and bio

frienda.

(2)

Proninent. artIat.

POlICInDO aBelai DE Day Sriondo anong tbo

FrIend

of the U.s.,

Moxican left.

(3)

Martin' •Poloy.

Britiab national.

. Monagör

Technical diroctor

Ballot

Pellideriço.

Brilllant,

friend of nany

lexican artista and intelloctualo, Left and

(4)

A professod

socialiat. Brilliant studone,

introverted

and pecullar. Access to leftist clrcles.

REPRODUCTION IS SEST COTARTADLE

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e.

UAR

(1)

1 1

yichel Planed, c ranking seaber o

Met once

Januars

1966.

further progress er giforts

nade.

1.

Indoncsla

(1)

Press and cultural attacho.

I have not yet sollowed up.

8. Soviet

Prens Attache.

Off to

a vory friendly and casurl start socially.

Have peraitted one nonth to pase without

hia in ordor not to seon overly

eager.

I {ool I can coll hiu next week and

proceed cautiously to dovolop hin 18 autual

interest seoug to be there.

3.

over the noxt few nonths, these contacto will ba further

refined

in coordination

with the caco officer.

Oe1ng

particularly

to the variety of French contacte, it

should be posalble to settle before too long on a

handful of tairly productive sources of personality 10-

foraation.

REFRODUCTIGN IS CEST OBTAIREOLE

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198€

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of information provided by several

FOILADIO ANd BORSITIVO BONICOS, BONS 0f

then docunentary.

AESTORAGE 1a10ration

18 not to ba releasod outaldo of the

Clandostine Services Components of CIA

unless-aritton authorizution has been

granted by C/SI/CI. RESTORAGE IDIOTUBIION

nay bo transaitted to ciA field stations

only nitar 11 has boon coordinatod bitb

C/sB/C1.

1.

subject in an officer of the Flith Dopartuent

(LatIn AnTITan), FIret Culo1 rectorato (ToralIn

(atelligenoo), EGB who Lis boeD assigned to the sesidentura

1n dealçO CLY a1nCe apPrOLinatEly 1201.

SOUrCE urE DO

12101001100 01 11S SpOCIILC ASSIgnOntS IN MeXICO.

2.

{ION

PrIOr to his serviCe In the IGB, subject graduated

the Inailtuto of Foreigo lalationg.

Ho than served 1n

toxico for lour yearg is a nember of tha juviet reprosentation

thora.

Sourco dous not know that his pogition 1n doxiCo tas.

(Comment:

subject was an employee or the soviot ambassy 10

MoLIco C18y Iron July 1953 to Uctober 1956).

he thes

returned to Muscow and ontered the liGB Intelligenco Sebool

1n ca 1935 and Eraduated 11 1930.

(Cranent:

ProsuRably

Subject joinod tho KGB aîter bia roturn fros Mexico).. He

ras then assigned to the Filth Dapartuent, Flat Chiel

DireCtorate in KGB Headquartors ubere ho served until bis

ABSIgANODE tO HAXICO 1A 1961.

3. Subject is reportod to ba an excellent Spaniah

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SEGRET

прадкак.

In lozico be had additional duties as "governest

interprater".

No acted sa Pidal CASTRO'B Interpreter doriag

the latter'a trip to the usse.

lo also accompanied Anastas

MIXOXAN On tDO LATTOT'S REID tO MeXICO and Cuba.

addition on several occasiona ho has sarted as Incorprotes

tO OLLICINI CUbaNS VIBItING the USSA.

P.L. DIlLON

C/BB/CI/XQB

0518 & 1 - SP/0/18 LOT 201-132,138

14 D2/L

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BID

P. D11100, C/SB/CI/GB: abg

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21 Herch 196

BUBJECTE

ARSTORAGE Id. 928

FROlay SergeyerICh LUSCOV (202-152139)

8 1962

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rovided by several reliable aná sealtive cources, sur.

¿ then doomentary.

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•elenGed curside of the Clandestine Services Component:

of CIA uniess uritten euthorizatica lint bien granted by

c/SR/cI.

AESTORADE inTOMatIOr my de lectritted to

CIA field Giations asis after 1t hes beca cocriinated vitin

C/SR/CI.

' In filguEt, 1902, source reported thai subject, reportedly nssigned

tO MEXICO CITY, ME A XH egest.

Distribution:.

1 - LEDIDY COBBLES

1 - IC/SR/CI

-

E9/C0/5828/CI:Tryan

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TO TOLLING DISSES,

16 8ay 1969

BUBJICT!

ABSTORAGE DO. 8b2

Haley BENgEyEVICh INCHOY (201-292139)

DOIS

1968

FOLÉS APSTORARS rEPIEDENtA B cOllation al 1110519÷10n

provided by several fallable and sensitiva sources, tom

os then documentary, LESTORAGE InferEstiOn In lot to bo

ralonsed outsido os the Clandestino services Components

• CLA unlens britten etharisation kon bess granted by

C/ER/CI, AESTORAGE InPOrTatiOn aly Do transalitod to

CIA field atations anly aster 1t has been coordinated eith

C/ER/CI.

' IN AUgUST 1962 BOURS 180nt181ed Subject dO & RUB OffICOS, presently

assigned to tandoo city.

D1st5172t10018

ONIE. • ISOBOY dOBBINT

1 - DC/SR/CI

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MENT FROM WHICH

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FROM IP/FILES..

LECNOV, NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH

201-0132139

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18 нюня 1959 г. АЛН

DOC. PICRO. SER

FEB 1 1 1972

NiC.

3

ПЕРУ: ЕСТРЕЧА С МНИСТРОН

Нужно нецадо поколе-нте по лише, прежде чем выберешь

ся на окранны города. На одной из них, на пустыре возводіт -

ся новое здание министерства энергетики и горнорудной

проньшленности перу. раньше такого ипнистерства не суще-

ствовало, так как соответствующие отрасли народного хо-

зяйства были на откупе у монополий сШа. Но времена ме-

няются. перуанцы не только берут под свой контроль ино-

странные капиталовложения в отоль жизненно важной сфере

народного хозяйства, но намерены сами управлять

ЭТОЙ

отраслью ши и экономики своем страны.

Третий этах здания еще в чесах, крыши нет. кругом -

лязі ні грохог, как на всяком стройтельстве,: А З-цокОЛь.

ном и первси этежах узе кипит работа. СОТРУДНИКИ КОВОГО

министерства разрабативают

основы политики в области энер-

гетики и горнорудного дела.

Министр хорхе фермандес Иальдонадо, в январе этого

года пронабеденный из полковников в генералы, один из

ВОенного

активных участников переворота з октября 1S68 года. Он

согласился встретиться с корреспондентом АПН. Кабинот

министра находится в полуподвальном поцецении. Ни прием-

ной, ни секретарей. Внутри і скромная мебель, За схоло

фернандес нальдонадо.

НефІв и горнорудная процьшленность являЮся Основой

экономики перу. (В 1968 году продукция этих отраслей сос-

тавила 52 процента национального экспорта и дала, стране

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2.

440 мн. долларов.

-Какови бухут главные принципи политики правительства

в отих важных отраслях оконошики? - Спросили ми министра.

- Револоционное правительство намерено обеспечить

эксплуатацию горнорудных богатств в интересах страны. На-

ходясь в руках частного капитала, эти богатства нередко

Служки спекулятивным целям, - заявил он. - Ни примен

законы , которые в обязательном порядке заставят йонцес-

сионеров разрабативать местороздения и не позволят приоб-

ретать за бесценек право собственности на эксплуатируе-

мые месторождения.

Мы надеемся развивать мелкие и средкие предприяткя,

росту которых будут содействовать и налоговие льготы, и

особенно наша кредитная политика, система государственно-

го стронтельства дорог, геологических соледсваний и гід:

Конечно, - подчеркивает министр, - это не значит, что илы

чт.. Ідействовать развитив крупкых горно-

й, когда их деятельность не будет проти-.

В

. сам нации.

• учикызая частые заявления прессы и политических дея-

телеЙ США О ТОм, ЧТО в Перу-до начиваются "гонения" на

американские капиталы, мы поинтересовались у министра,

чем обоснованы подобные заявления.

• - На иностранный калитал, - ответил фернандес Маль-

донадо, - у нас не накладывается других ограничений, кро-

• ме необходимости подчиняться перуанским задонам. ны на-

церены создать из разрозненных законоположений единый

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кодекс норм, регулирующи деятельность иностранцев. Этот

КОДеКС охвативает проблемы налогообложения и контроля

над использованием валютных средсть, вопроси техники.

безопасности и гигнени труда, основы взанцоотношений неа-

ду иностраннымі концессионерами и рабочий И І.Д.

в області ускопаених энергетических ресурсов (нефть,

газ, уголь) государство оставляет за собой промучест-

венное прабо добичи, обработи! и реализеции продукций.

хновная нефтехимическая прокишленность такие будет

принадлетать государству. Ресолюционное правительство

залвило: частный капитал будет допускаться только на оС-

нове временных произгодственных контрактов.

Несаясь перспехтив укрепления энергетическог базы

страны, министр сказал, что сейчас в центральной части

Кордильер ведется строительство гидроэлектростанций.

ношность первой очереді составит 325 тис .килозатт. бй-

тец она будет доведена до 1 млн. кв. ССуществление ино-

гих другИх прОектов, шершихся в портфеле кинистерства,

пока задерживается 1з-за напряженности - платевном ба-

лансе страны. Специалисты цинистерства работалт над

пробленой быстрейшего использования для выработки электро-

(онергии попузих базов небтяных месторождений.

міністр говорнІ о том, что придет время, йогда перу

наБерстает потерянное и сможет приступить и использованию

ядерной энергін Е правдно хозяйстве. для выполнения

намеченных планов

потребуется экономическая и тех-

ническая полощь извне, и любое участие СССр в этой об-

ласти будет приветствоваться.

- путь революцій, че усыпан розами, но ны готовы

уди по нену сперед, невзирая на разне уколи і

занозы,

сказал министр в заключение встречі.

лиа.

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1. SUSPECT DULAT-? SPEAKING FOR EFFECT OU MIS SPECIFIC

AUDIENCE IN VIEW PAST COOPFRITION WITH STATION, INCLUDING FAST

HE PLAYED IN LEONCE EXPULSION:

IN JANUARY DUTC ME HAD SPOKE!

FRANKLY OF HIS BELLEF THAT DIS. WAS BUILDING CHILEAN ENLIST

STRENGTH AS COUNTER TO VELASCO GOVERNMEM BUT CAO HAD BELIEVED

ME HAD DISABUSEE RIE OF THAI MISCENCERTION SLINA 63452 IN. CANT)

ATTEMPTS TO DISABUSE DULAMA-2 OF VELASCO GOVERNENT ACCUSATIONS

SURROUNDLSS CHAPERS: DÉPORTATION POSSIBLY LESS SUCCESSFUL.

IN ANY CASE, DULINDEN-IL'S ACCOUNT OF DULAMA-Z'S OBSERVATIONS

ACCEPTED AS FACT AND WILL BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT IN FUTURE

DEALINGS WITH THIS STATION CONTACT.

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• DUBRIDE 26

LEARNED SOVIET INVOLVED WAS NOI NIKOLAY ROMANOV BUT KGB OFFICER

NIKOLAY SERGEYEVICH LEONOV WHO WAS HERE ON TDY FROM 23 APRIL TO 17

JULY S9. HOWEVER IDEN A CLARIFIED REF A. STATEMENT ON "QUIET" PNG

ACTION BY STATING "IT IS PRESUMED" IHAT DIPLOMATIC NOTE REQUESTING

LEONOV'S DEPARTURE WAS PASSED TO SOVIET EMBASSY, IDEN A ALSO STATED

THAT REASON FOR PNG ACTION BASED ON REPORT WHICH REVEALED THAT ON 8

JULY S9 LEONOV DELIVERED SPEECH AT LUNCHEON MEETING OF LN COMMITTEE.

IDEN A ADDED THAT THIS REPORT, WHICH WENT TO CARMY, INTELL SIE),

PROVIDED CONFIRMATION OF HIS PRIATICAL ACTIVITY IN PERU.

2. STATION ATTEMPTING CONFIRMS DIET PAG ACTION i

& WE KNOW

DUBRIDE KEPT CLOSE WAICH ON LEONOY PARTICULARLY AFTER RECEIVING

STATION TRACES ON HIM. SIE INTEREST PROBABLY AROUSES AS RESULT BEC 69

MEETING BETVEEN NADELHOFFER ANES FLAMA/E ON A JULY 69 WHEN LATTER

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MINISIER MERCADO AND TO INTERNAL SECURITY SECTION OF MINISTRY OF

INTERIOR. DULAMA/Z ALSO STATED THAI MERCADO READ LEONOV PAPER.TO

CABINET 15 CULY THUS QUIET PNS TWO DAYS LATER APPEARS FLAUSIBLE.

3. STATION NOT RULING OUT POSSIBILITY THAT CURRENT GOP EFFORT

AGAINST COS AND LNPURE OFFICER

MAY BE CONNECTED WITH ABOVE ACTION

PARIICULARLY IF GOP POLICY IS TO MAINTAIN BALANCE AND IMPARTIALITY IN

DEALING WITH U.S. AND USSR.

• 4. VIEW ABOVE DEVELOPMENT, MODIFIED FORM OF REF C UMROD

PAPER ON LEGNOV MIGHI BE VERY SUITABLE FOR PRESS EXPOSURE IN BOGOTA

OR SOME OTHER LA CAPITAL WITH ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF REPLAY HERE AND

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lo colereaco le n-ado lo your reynas casad l2 sapronibar lys9

c •acerning jubject.

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¡bondolvas(Il Al joardallara" appearad la la Prodaa Libro.

a Devapapor pablobad la saa JODo, (udra RIcA, MEcA mado too lollauing

slateroento cosioralag subjoir. Accordiag lo too articlo, Sabjace, a

punraaliar, dad abortly prtor lo lue doto ol the articio asrirod la Callo

'DODOCE SObjOCIS CATAD MAS LIATOd WiIS MAS Of ON LEAN KOLES.LOV

ind one Alatansor SPEr UNDY, ubo toro aloo lo altand lia Coagrass

and rho, accorilag to lba articlo, on a proclasa Mole to Colomato, Rad

been accused of asploaago aclubilao be lua Colnmblas colsarillas. La

troDua LIbro Briclo giao un to quota la Chloso magantra Molliics.

¿COCOMLa, Caltaro. Do ClaiLag lial SObJOCE "CODO nOl DONa los ey

Ho prodaally bao sol braggad above do lag ll, bacauso rocoally to loao

Rhas 1C0 soprocontasiros al sovior somopapara, redlo, or laloreasts

agancias nio work abroad (Prands, LIVORS, IASS, NOTabll, Rusto

Moscow, bara boos accusod of balag aptoo la lao corvico of to KUB.

1a LOlA AmOrICO AlaDo 15 RasalAA Jouraallero taro boos doctarod

рогводя дов дтасо."

3. AcCordiag tO A ropore dapod 18 ARJUne 1989 fraca a Bedally

roltablo souero, jubjaci, lla editor lales ol Koncomalabaya Pronda.

«to had boos parmanonly scallorod la Harasa, Cata, daco Marcs el

1U6o, Dad viollod Pore fron: & July lo 3 Augoat 1969.

Tha file a of chis

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A report dalod e July 1969, tram

rollablo

tha camo assally

sourco a paragrapa l, providod lho lador.

nalisa that no aralval la

Ilma, raro, as a Jaly.

Subjact mas dol mot al tha alsport by roprocoolallros

•al lhe Soulos En Lsday,

but a dal diroclly lo a pelvaro

realdanço nhoro ha

opoul tao algbe.

sansco alatod

Ual abortly fallmulag blo arrinal lo Lina, Sabject

lado comnidata lo tho elloct ibal ho ter incle.

1/•'

losa Irlead sl ooo hilkolay Sorrayovlci

Foryour lalormall.00. iacA.)V bad assinad la toro

20 21 Aprll 1969, no a :VI) VOSTI soprosoaballro aso

ramalsed malll 17 July 1969.

Roood on hie actinilles

and asoslaticas durlag hla tour ol delg la torlo

LIom LiaY 1953 80 22 Dacombor 1988, 1EON IV 10

cuasidarod lo boa acall illicar af lO KCA (Sorias

Commilioa lor Stato Sacurlly). Furthor commeses

by Subjace on thie accaalos obica vore roportod by

SOUrCO

ralarrod to a trip to Moacon to atroad a

World Foaco Coaloronco salch Sabjoct tad mado

shortly pilor to lbe daro al lho rapost. Accordlag

to Bourco, Sabject staçod that ubilo la Muscoro ba

n:08 osa FOlLe CabadI ARIAO Ecarolbos, a membar

al tão Coarral Comraliisa dí lho Pro-Bortc! Commualas

Party (PCP/Doules) of Fora, and lolloned tale

otatem osl mila raplaza quacitoda coscoralag mombaro

ol lãO PCP/fortor, tha alicaitos la tho aolvarolitão.

and tão carruas atroagis ol teo sonolallazary voaguard.

1i'Flcally, Dourca alao ropostod lhas as lha faltouleg

moralaz, 5 Jaly 1969, Jubjace castactod lso Boulos

Embasay and mas lastraciod lo Immediataly absolo

a FOaIO B8 thO GaVOY HOiOL, DEOrA LIONOY taO

otaylogo Accordlag lo Sourco, Sabjoc nao lolarmod

•by tho Borles Embaray less acaylog et a privaro

rooldesca la Llma mlgbt croato avoplelono on lho

part of the local anthorttles and lbas tas Doulos

Embasay prolarrod lo arold seca problomo.

A sasood roport, datad Il July 1989, from a rallablo

sourco, provided the information lhat a loco Sabjocl'o

aprival la Ilma, Para, nu 1 July 1989, ho bad boos lo

egaoni codiace alta tho gavior ambosador to l'os

early VladimIrovier la BIDaY. Bod MilA LEUN

(uaragrapo jato Source algo alacad thal Subjoce mas

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Accordlos 1.1 8 raport Cared I AugaBe 1969 from.

tho carrio rellabla sourco of raragrapa 1b, darios

blo terarias viole Sabract contactad ond E derts,.

¿FREZ, Irallle A aDagar ol Faacota Alrliado,

and ollerod lo soll ble: a amall alreran ua rory

atractivo losino.

SIESCO DiaLOi LOS FEREZ Is

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service malca bo rams apart from bla job o ich

¡aucol Alrliaas.

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ja roporied chal prior lo bla copartaro iroo repu

Us 4 August 1969, Sabjoct atalod leas ta kopod to.

hano bla ollica of iomoomolotaya Provdy traso-

¡errod fran, Haraes,. Cais, to Llma, Pero, Mo

atasad lai the Soules goteromont le extremaly

lotoroated la lhe currers ollustlas la peru aad la

riaschlag doralopmosia closeig.

Accordiag to

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had mado a good Improgalea co tão t'ararlas

gororamani sad lad mado isleado la Pero, lụ

this rogard, subjose mesileand thas ho bad,,'-

FORESAdES DACA CArTaGEO, lãO dead oS

PETROPERU (POStULan Esta Porrolcem Aroncy).

Subjoce aldo statod las BACA Ladirsasgad 8rlps

dor Saljaci si tho espondo al the persvian povara.

No lenepediasa emplasallaa tao apparaal los subfort'e

actlalllos sad commasto do roporiod ls paragraphs

3a and 38.1

For your laformallas, la tho samo 13 Anguat 1969 горогь 0!

paragraph 3, Cha Enmo anEally rollabio sousca elatod tar sabjoci eraiod

baloso blo dopariuN iTOm MORa lial La pladood to rEtaro lo altoDo lo

Coagrods ol the Yoria Faciloa al la Pro-Sonlos Contacalor FOrty ul

Jara (JCP/Sorles), and statad tuas ha placzad to vall assor Lobla

Amarlean conasrias, lacludlag Colonibla sad Ecuador, aitor Loavlag

d'Ores.

The cormods tras mado la lala roport lase Subjoce migil also bo

plaanlag lo altand la montlag al lha Marld Fedarattos al Democrallo

Yorta ubica ras achodulad lo ba bold la Mugra, Colomble, Cho seh

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Ille material that may be selovant. Every effore lo

being made to expedite thia proceaniag and so reduco

any further laconvenience to you.

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PERUSIAN ATTY INTELL SERDICE VAS ABCUTITO DEPART FOR TUO VEEK

"DUSINESS TRIP" TO BUBHOS AIRES. DUE TO SENISITIVITY OF SOLACE OF

REF, THIS HUFO HAY NOT DE OF VALUE, BUT COL. ROSAS WOULD BE AN

EXERCIELY VILLAGLE ALLY IN ADY EFFORT TO DISCRETLY REIGVE KUGO

ERECCARO FICA FERU 80 ARGUTINA.

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ÚGULD DE FATTICULARLY CENCFICIAL TO LIIA IF ARGUINS ENFZRIENCE

IN DECLING WITH SCISTS COULD DE DRIVEN NCIE TO COL. ROSIE.

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HITH VALERIY VASILYEVICH VOLKOV

NOVOSTI REP AND KNUWN KGB OFFICER

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DISPATCH

Chief, WHD; Chief, SBD

OSSAFICATION

SECR

INFO.

FROM

Chief of Station, Lima

SUBJECT

O OPERATIONAL/REDLEG

Copy of EL CASO LEONOV

ACTIDA REQUIRED - REFERENCES

XXX

PROCESSING ACTION

MARKED FOR INDEXING

NO INDEXING REQUIREO

ONLY QUALIFIED DESE

CAN JUDGE INDEXING

MICROFILAS

Action Required: None

References: A. HPLA-10157, 3 July 69

LIMA-5278

1. Forwarded herewith is a copy of the Spanish

language version of the paper

EL CASO LEONOV which is the

subject of paragraph three (b) of referenced dispatch.

Please refer to Reference B for the details concerning the

passage of this document on

to DULAMA-2.

The Station inadvertently destroyed the rough

English draft fron which the Spanish version was made.

Should a translation of this document be desired, it is

requested that this be accomplished at Headquarters.

DonalD. Narestone

Sazuel K.

CASTELON

DPN: mes

"Attachment: h/w

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Distribution:

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2 = C, SED w/att.

LATT

CROSS REFERENCE TO

3S COPY

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EL CASO LEONOV

Nikolay sergeyevich LEONOV arribó a Lima el dia 23 de Abril

LEONOV, subdirector del servicio de prensa NOVOSTI en

Latino-America, es experto en asuntos latino-americanos.

Y tambien

oficial de la KGB, el servicio secreto de inteligencia

de la Union Soviética.

su estada de diez años en Mexico,

funcionaba cono segundo secretarlo y agregado de prensa de la

dirigir ca curso y financiamente del apoyo

clandestino de la Union

Soviêtica a todos los partidos comunistas

de Latino-Ameriça.

Si estos años de actividad subversiva muestran

•indicios. del

papel que desempeño como representante oficial del

soviético (y así lo indican los contactos que tomo) se

suponer que el propósito de su misión en Lima no consiste.

, Peruanos.: 841099.9

en, informar al pueblo sovietico sobre el Peru y l0s

Las actividades de LEONOV tambien incluven apoyo a los

movimientos

guerrilleros.

Como se vera, en Abril de 1968, mientras

que desempeñaba su misión como oficial de la Embajada sovietica.en

Mexico, LEONOV"fue identificado como el diplomático sovietico que

entregó más 'de'

cien mil dolares al colombiano Feliciano Pachon

Choconta para uso de la FARC Y el ELN.

PACHON fué capturado al

l ingresar a Colombla con este

ser capturado PACHON,

se le incautó ún trozo de papel que contenía la dirección de la

oficina de LEONOV. en Mexico en la Avenida Mazatlán.)

prueba mas de su complicidad en este caso. Mosca ordenó su regreso

Inmediato dyardó el citado asunto fue desenmascarado por la prensa.

Peto, a pesar del riesgo que acarreaba la publicación de dicho

Incidente, de conducir a la ofensiva diplomática de los soviéticos

en Latino America hacia un fracaso, el régimen soviético persistio

en su proposito de alentar la subversión en

nuestro continente y

para lograr su objetivo nos ha enviado a LEONOV por segunda vez.

El 23 de Abril; cuando se encontraba de trínsito en Bogotá, tomó

•contacto en el aeropuerto con varins miembros de la unidad

del Partido Comunista de Colombia.

Se presume que en esta ocasion

se discutió sobre la presunta complicidad de LEONOV y su dirección

de los. nuevos frentes

guerrilleros que vienen operando en la frontera

panameña-costarricense,

así como tambien de 105

grupos, en Venezuela y Colombia y los. terroristas en Puerto Rico.

A su'arripó a Lima el mismo día, LEONOV se reundo con los

representantes locales a quienes

dio a conocer su plan de establecer

oficialmente un despacho de NOVOSTI en Lima---un bien establecido

método de los soviéticos para sentar la base legal y abierta que

luego se emplea para ocultar el verdadero propósito de los sovieticos

que es la dirección y financiacion de la actividad subversiva.

(Hasta la fecha no menos de cien representantes de la prensa

•soviética han sido publicamente desenmascarados como agentes de

espionage en diversos paises del mundo.

Treintáidos de estos fueron

expulsados, como persona non grata, incluso quince que operaban en

Latino-America..)

LEONOVIno ha perdido cualquier oportunidad para establecer

sus contactos.

De fuentes fidedignas bien informadas en Mexico

• se destaca que LEONOV ha tomado contacto en el Peru con estos

miembros del

Jorge Vladimiro del PRADO, Raul ACOSTA Salas;

Isidoro BAMARRA Ramirez; Mariano Fleuterio MUNIZ Yabar; y con los

actlvistas.del.FLN,

Pedro Anibal MOROTE Cornejo; Angel

Lavarello; walter SOLORZANO; JeSuS HORNA Galvan; Purificacion ROMERO

esqulvel; y Amella FLORES, Ademas, ha visitado en Plura y Talara

tomo fotografias de las instalaciones petroleras: y en Pisco

y Tambo de Mona donde establecio contacto oon los sindicatos de.

obreras pesqueros; y en junio viajo tambien a Arcquipa y Cuzco.

Lev Aleksandrovich NOVIKOV, representante de Radio Moscú en Santiago

de Chile y presunto agenta de espionaje, se reunio en Lima con

LEONOV y estuvo con él varios días.

Durante su. estada en Mexico, LEONOY viajaba a menudo a Cuba

donde se reunta con altos dirigentes del régimen cubano, incluso

3S COFY

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con Fidel Castro y Che Guevara.

Como entonces no existian relaciones

diplomáticas antre la Unión Soviética y los paises de Centro-America,

nt tampoco con. los de la costa norte de Sud America, uno de los

cargos principales de LEONOV cra coordinar con los

cubanos la

Guerrilla armada, y especialnente en Venczuela y Colombia.

Ademas

LEONOV era el

especialista de la embajada sovietica en lexico en

las actividades con los exiliados comunistas que vivían en esa

capital:

Interesa saber que en l9Gi LEONOV viajo a Cuba con el

cargo espechal de actuar como interprete en las charlas secretas

sostenidas entre Fidel Castro y el entonces representante soviético

a las Naciones Unidas, Anastas

Mikoyan.

No cabe duda de que entre

la Unión Soviética y Cuba existen diferencias ideologla y táctica,

pero en lo que se refiere al estableciriento clandestino de focos

guerrilleros 'en. Centro-y Sud America,

existe amplia evidencta de

estrecha cooperación entre los dos gobiernos y del financiamiento

sovietico de estas operaciones:

El caso Pachon, previamente citado

en este informé qonfidencial, es uno de los muchos que se divulgo

• publicamente, gracias a la diligencia del servicio nacional de

seguridad de Colombia.

El interés de Cuba por los hechos que ocurren

en el

Pero sin, duda estarian ligados a la presencia de LEONOV aqui

y con

sus, largos y frecuentes rinyes al interior.

se le permitiría

Ocurre preguntar: &

un periodista peruano tomar fotografías de

refinerias de petroleo en la linion Sovietica, tel como lo ha hecho

LEONOV en el Peru?

¿Se le permitiría a un diplomático o periodista

peruano viajar tan. libre y extensivamente por la Union Soviética,

pretextando estar reuniendo informaciones y articulos para NOVOSTI?

¿Existe alguna, relacion entre los desordenes provacados por

estudiantes y, campesinos que se vienen

desencadenando en el interior

del país y los, extensos viajes de LEONOV a esta región?

La

respuesta parecería lógica si se toma en cuenta la vasta experiencia

de este, agente

en

las actividades subversivas.

Y más logica aparece

ila conclusian

cuando se sabe que estableció contacto clandestino

en el Perú con' el comunista Pedro Anibal Morote Cornejo, citado en

los primeros

dirigente del ¿yalos de este informe, que tamblen es miembro y

Morote se entrenó en la guerra de guerrillas

en Cuba en 1962 y a petición personal de Fidel Castro se unió al

FLN para actuar como enfermero.

au tomado contacto con LEONOV.

Ahora se encuentra en el Pera y

Precisa preguntar por qué, y para

que ..

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DISPATCH

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JUROD/Monograph on Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV (201-132139)

ACTION REQUIRED - LSHRINCES

Action Required: See paragraph 2 and 3 below.

Reference

: DIRECTOR 27524, 6 August 1969

Attached herewith is a draft version of the mono-

raph on subject, which has been prepared by JMROD per

iscussions between Thomas G. UNQUART and Samuel K.

CASTELLON during

the former's TDY to Lima in July 1969.

2. It is requested that the Mexico City Station

the paper and

cable Headquarters and Lima as soon

signalling approval of the paper for passage

to Peruvian liaison,

of any changes which should be made.

This paper

reidewed and/approved by the REDiOOD

and by the Guatemalan desk.

For the convenience

of Station Mexico, appended to/ the paper are copies of the

references on which material pertaining to Mexico has been

Upon receipt of Mexico City's cabled

approval

Headquarters will prepare a Spanish translation and pouch

it to Lima

for passage to liaison.

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Monograph of Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV

Nikolay Sorgoyevich LEONOV, the Soviot offic1al

who visitod Peru from 23 April 1989 to 17 July 1969

Bs & representative of the soviet news agency NOVOSTI,

1o & long-t1s0, firmly Identified KGB Officer who

served in Mexico during most of the period 1953-1963.

Although ha was able to function effectively in his

overt jobs sa Cultural Attache and later Press Attache,

he wag

consistently active in clandestine support of

Latin American revolutionary and subversire activities,

particularly relating to Guatonala. Folloving aro

details of his careor.

LEONOT was born 22 August 1928 in Ryazan oblast,

USSR. His wife, Valeriya Ivanovna, was born 28 April

1928 1n RyazaR. As of 1968 the LEONOVs had one daughter,

Irina, bore in 1962.

LEONOY #as first posted to the Soviet Embassy in

Mexico in May 1953. His initial position was secretary

to the Soviet Ambassador. In addition to administrative

duties and cultural matters, LEONOV functioned as &

translator and Interpreter, since he spoke excellent

Spanish.

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TRO OI LEONOV's most interesting contacts frou

his firut tour in Mexico were:

a. Fidel CASTRO. CASTRO, Who was In extle 1n

borico fron 1953-56, was arrested by the

Hexican police in June 1956, and a pattro

search revealed LEONOV's calling card in

CASTRO's pOssession. 1

b. Bernardo LEHUS Mendoza. LEUS, an important

Guatemalan Communtat youth leader, was & close

Islend of LEONOV's dating Iron the parlod

1953-56, during part of which time LEMUS was

Ia exile in Mexico, "Lus, who was a friend

and forner prison-nate of Raul CASTRO, allegedly

conducted liaison in Mexico City during 1955-58

batween the Cuban Comnunist Party exiles and

the Fidel CASTRO group.

LEONOV and his wife departed Mexico City on 17 October

1956 for the USSR, where they remalned until their return to

Mexico 1s 1981. While in the USSR, LEONOV was used for

Important Interpreting chores; most notably, he accompanied

Soilet Vice Premier Anastas MIKOYAN on his trips to Mexico

and Cuba In November 1959 and February 1980. During the

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February 1960 trip to Cuba, LEONOV first not Ricardo

MIRANDA Aldana, Guatenalan Communist and revolutionary

who was then in Cuba rocovering fros wounds received

In a Cuban-sponsored, Nicaraguan-led movement to over-

throw Nicaragua's President, General Somosa. Loonov

was to have later olandestine contact with MIRANDA 10

Maxico.

On 31 July 1961, the LEONOVs returned to Mexico.

This tine, LEONOV vas listed as Third Secretary and worked

as assistant to the Cultural Affairs Officer, Svyatoslav

Fedorovich KUZNETSOV. A KGB OffICEr KUZNETSOV 18, AS Of

this writing, once agals serving 1a Mexico, tuls time

as First Secretary of the Soviet Embansy:

During this tour Of duty, ISONOV's particular res-

ponsibility for support of the Guatemalan revolutionary

effort began to emerge. In January 1962, Ricardo MIRANDA

Aldana, Guatenalan revolutionary mentioned above, passed

through Mexico City on his way to Cuba for guerrilla

training. MIRANDA, reported to be in charge of accumu-

lating arms for the activist arm of the PGT (Guatemalan

Connunist Party), brought to lexico a message for the

Soviets. He delivered this messago to the leading Guato-

malan oxtle in Mexico in direct touch with the Sovlets,

Victor Manuel GUTIERREZ, who passed it to his Sovlet

Embassy Contadt.

DurIAg MIRANDA's stay in Mexico, LEONOY

MIRANDA returned to Guatemala from Cuba

not with

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1n October 1963 and thereafter toot a loadies role

In POT/PAR guerrilla actions. As of 1965, ho was

a member of the Military Commiasion of the PGT and

conducted terrorist aotions. He had in his posses-

alon at that time akotches of the hones of various

Guatemalan officials who were on the PGT/FAR assaS-

sination I1st. MIRANDA waS arrested In September

1965 on charges of assagsination of two Guatonalan

businesseen.

He apparently was released, or escaped,

about u1d-1966. He left Guatemala, and is belleved

to have fone to Mexico and to have had clandestine

contact with LEONOY there in December 1966.3 MIRANDA

roturned to Guatemala aftor sponding sone time in

il Salvador, and was killed on 3 May 1967 near Guatemala

City by unknorn assailants.

In 1963, LEONOV was also in clandestine contact

ith a

lorner kexican army officer named Lorenzo

CARDENAS Barajas, who was heavily involved in the pro-'

curement of arus for the Guatemalan revolutionarles.

CARDENAS, & fervent adherent of the revolutionary left,

had contact with Victor N. GLOTOV, another KGB officer

In the Soviet Embassy, Mexico, as well as LEONOV. LEONOV

18 known to hava net CARDENAS clandestinely tuo days

before LEONOY left for the USSR on vacation on 21 April 1963.

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LEONOV 18 bolloved still to have been in contact with

CARDENAS as rocently aB March 1967.5

In recent yoars,

CARDINAS has been activo In the Moviniento Latinoamericano

de Liberacion, a latin American revolutionary organization

founded 1n Mexico in 1964 and headed by Guillermo CARNERO

Hoke, & Peruvian who has spent many yoars in exile 1n

Hex10o, and 18 now back in Peru. CARDENAS' activities

have Involved agitation anong lexican students and peasants,

which led increasing difficultles with the police, and he

olaims to have asked for asylim in Peru in 1988. ®

LEONOV and his faully went on hono leave to the

USR 21 April 1963 to 20 July 1963. During this leave,

LEONOV renewed an old acquaintance with fidel CASTRO, serving

As CASTRO's interpreter in the USR in May 1963. After home

leave, LEONOV returned to lexico, where he remained (except

for two nore trips to the USSR in 1964 and 1966) until 22

December 1968, when he and his family departed permanently

from Mexico. Upon his return to Mexico from home leave 1n

1964, LSONOY was prosoted to second Secretary and Press

Attache at the Soviet Embassy.

LEONOY, 1n his sole as Press Attache, was energetic

and effoctivo. Although he was mainly responalble for the

work of the PreBa Office, which was in the same building as

rela

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ble l1vla8 quarters, ho spent a great deal of tino at

the sovlet Embassy proper, going out frequently for his

many neotings. He wee popular anong his uido contacts

among newspapermen in Mexico and his nost intimate press

contact was Luis SUAREZ Lopez, a Spanish Conunist journa-

list with the Marxist woekly magazine, Stompre. LEONOY

saw sUARs very frequently on press placemonts and posalbly

other matters. SUARez has a long history of pro-soviet

activitles, 1s a nombor of the Communist front International

Organization of Journallets, and has traveled extensively

In the sovler bloc, Communist China, and Cuba.

As to LEONOV's personality, ho has a pleasant, out-

going manner, is extremely intelligent, and gets along well

with both his colleagues, and his numerous outside contacts. •

He is hard-working, generally accommodating to people, and

is a good conversationalist. He enjoys pleying tennis,

volleyball and soccer. He also likes to bunt and fish,

and enjoys chess. In addition to excellent Spanish, he speaks

English. On the negative side, LEONOV gets along badly with

his wife; they often quarrel violently, and he neglects her

for his numerous sports and social activitles. Ho 1s also

quite unkind and cutting with those whom he regards as his

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1::tolleotual Inferiore,

treating then quite rudely when

8, 9, 10

ho is in & bad sood.

AB Press Attache, LEONOV had the protest for contact

with many people with whon he had apparently innocuous

relationships, but probably developed for intolligence

purposes.

As an example, he had close contact with Vietor RICO

Galan, a Spanish-born, naturalized Mexican Communist

journaliot, who has very close ties to both the Guatemalan

revolutionary movement and the Cubans.

RICO waB &

founding member 1a 1962 of the MIN, a prO-Cuban Comaunist

front organization. A rogular writer for Slempre and

Folitien magazines, RICO acted, In Spring Of 1965, as

the Radio Havana representative in Mexico for coverage

of the Dominican situation. HONOV consulted frequently

with him at this time, meeting In RICO's hone or in cafes.

LEONOV also established direct contact with certain

Dominican exiles through RICO. In August 1966,

RICO was arrestod and imprisoned because of his leading

solo in the Moviniento Revolucionario del Pueblo; which

had been organizing an armed insurgent novenent in the

14

Mexican countryside.

This movenent was reported to have

sooret radio contact with Cuba. RICO was arrested as he

15.

was about to board a flight to Cuba.

TELEIN

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-8.

Other LEONOV's Mexican contacts of particular

Interest are:

Roberto JARAMILLO Flores, Mexican former Presiient

of the youth section of the Mexican Socialist

Party (JPS), and In 1967 involved with the revo-

lutlonary Students Front, youth affiliate of the

National Organization of Revolutionary Action.

JARAMILLO and LEONOV were in frequent contact,

particularly in 1963-61, on matters involving

the Jis, over which the Soviets were exerting

active control.

JUAn REJAÑO POrTRE, Spaniard, nember of the Contral Coa-

mittee of the Spaniah Conmunist Party, leading Intellectual

and poot. REJANO and LEONOY had been in rogular contact

since at least 1965. Meetings between them were arranged

through a third person, another Spanish Connunist employed

1n LEONOV's PresS OffIce. REJANO waS, as Of 1968, editor

of the Czech Bulletin, published in Mexico by the Czech

Embassy.

Enrique 8EMO Calev, Bulgarlan-born long-time member of

the Mexican Connuniat Party. LEONOV and SEMO had frequent

soclal contact, as nell as dealings on press and cultural

matters. SEMO assistod LEONOY In developing social contacts

outside of his normal area of access.

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A particularly interesting forelen contact of

LEONOV'S WAS CArLOS BONILLA Sanchez, Conzunlot

Labor leader from Colombia. He and LEONOV, SO-

portedly close friends, mere in correspondence

during 1966-87. BONILlA was President of the

Federacion Sindical de Trabajadores de Cundinanarca

(FESTRAC) unt1l November 1964, when he was renoved

because of his Conmunist sympathies. He visited

Cuba at the spocial Invitation of Eldel CASTRO

19,20

1n Novenber 1964, transiting Mexico on the way,

Whore LEONOY was at that time.. It should also be

noted that LEONOV traveled to Lima on 23 April 1989

via Bogota.

LIONOV's COnnectIOns with Feliciano PACHON Choconta,

Colombian Coununist courter arrested in April 1968,

have been discussed in a paper previously provided

to you, and so will not be repeated here.

Although LBONOV's sphere of KGB activity obvlously

broadened considerably over the years, as he rained

contacts and area knowledgo; his Involvement with Guatezalan

matters continued throughout his long stay in Mexico.

As rocently as 1968, he vas reliably roported to still be

the main clandastino Soviot contact for the Guatonalan

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= 10.

The LEONOYS left Mexico permanently on 22 December 1988,

and returnod to the UssR.

LBONOV, during his years in Mexico, showed himself

to be a capable, hard working intelligence officer, who

was able to fulllll his cover job with skill and at the

sane tise pursue his clandestine missions. It may bo

presumed, on the basis of his capacities denonstrated

1n Mexico, that he will have worked effectively in his

apparent task of sotting up the Novosti news agency in

Poru, ard that he vill also have begun to develop contacts

among the Peruvian Communist Party and other sympathetic

elements aith an eye to spotting and assessing prospective

agenta for subsequent exploitation by the KGB reszidentura

which will Inevitably function as a part of the new soviet

Embassy.

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Pootpoten to LBONOV Monograph

1. MRXI 839, 26 June 1958, 8: LIVESTOCÁ-3..

2. BGO-1099, 2 DOCADAr 1988 (BeadqUArtArS CORpIlaElDE!, S:

LINLUCK,

ESDEA -1

3. HИNA-33293, 18 Ostober 1987, (SpI.), pago 20, parA S1, 9: LIFEAT.

No HH-6403, 28 Hay 1962, 8: LIKLUCK

So MHLA-S3215, 5 October 1887,

Bo 17011-37462, 2 JUly 1967, (CARDENAS InterTOgatIon), pass 10, 9: LIDENPO-12

7 1081-1524, 8 AD7I1 1936, S: BRAZIOD CCEDILALIOD Of BONELY LIFEAT.

8o 7 March 1958, 8: LIvEAT.

80 EAMA-29141, 8 JUDA 1968, S: FRINGLASS (trADSCEIEr)

10. HNMA-34470, 19 April 1988, 8: ZINSMEISTER (Trenreriber).

11.

H41-10828, 34 August 1966, 8: LIFTER-B.

18. 11H-8770, 5 October 1962, S: LICOOKY (RICO)

13. 58UA-38223, 28 MAY 1965, B: LIFEAT (TOS LIFEAT-? Day 65)

14. MAXI 7743, 22 Octobor 1868, 8: LIREBEL-?.

15. KXXl 8310, 24 August 1966, 3: PrESS Accounts (RICO) .

18.

EAMA-33289, 18 October 1967, (Spx.), page 17, 18, para. 38, S: LIENYOY.

17.

SUH1A-33293, 18 October 186%, (Spr.), r88є 22, 23, para, 62, 8: LIFAT

BINCe 5 ApIII 1965.

18.

hand-3:293, 18 October 1967

(8 рг.)

SON LEONOY

SInCe 5 April 1965), (UD SENO).

page 20, 21, para 55, 8: LIFEAT

10. m04-32864, 23 August 1867, 8: LIMLD

30.

EHMA-30130, 36 Septomber 1968, 9: LIMUD.

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Consents on Dispatch HPLW-5390

Prepared by WH/SAO

SUBJECT:

The Liovor latter Nikolay Sergeyevich LeonoV,

(201-132139)

:. HPLY-5390, Typed 28 August 1969

first

Tallicidanos,

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS:

• I. M1th one exception (RGGW-4035, 2 Dec 66), rhe

personally and blographic report or LEONOV la baged

entirely on Mexico Clly reporting. Huch of this appeara

to bo guite senaltive 1l passage to peru liaison 1s 1n-

tended.

2. Since the report concerns a soulel official, the

fact that the report la based upon UN Division material

exclustvely appears to be sell-limiting and, possibly, self-

defosting..

.3. Although the orster of the report refers to 185

acceptability to SB Division, there da no SB coordinator..

4. It would appear that, to actleve the desired result

• (and me don't really know what this 18), 1t would not be

DOCEaNATY tO gO 11t0 Buch exacting detall. A more generalized

report, 1011001ng sore of less an AEASSAULT forsal, sight

achleve the results deatred by Blation Lina vithout the pit-

fallo of ut111z1og tbe sensitive material incorporated in the

present compilation.

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4tor

5.

seeking approval of Staiion Mexico City for tbe

release of ibe total

report greEN to violale the concepi

of Headquarters

control of operational information. Hould

1t not be more appropriate to ast Station's opinions only

In areas of doubt in the malter of source-senaitivity?

8. Although this dispatch was coordinated according

to para 2 ulth 8B DIviaion and the Guatemalan Deck, the firet

1nä11ng this Branch gor of the paper 18 when the disparch

".

arrived on ay deak..

7. This is a good paper for the Lina Station bachground

InfoTastIon. Por parsing to a tbird liaison service, 11 posed

some potential danger do the Mexico Station clandestine sources:

•. page 2 - LIVISTOCK-3 it now dead but he was also a

Soviet Babaruy contact in Mexico and was rus

by the Britlat. He was 'fired by ua for Un-

reliability.

The search trau that arrested Fldel CASTRO and

did the interrogation vas LITEMPa4 (now an

b.

important Station contact) and only about four

yeara or so ago told COS about the calling card

Of LEONOY.

page 3 - Specific InforRatIon about MIRANDA trIP 1D

January 1962 and dellvery of sessage to

GUTIERREZ could pinpoint the source: LINLUCK!

ESDEW-1.

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c.

page 4 - Specitie date of clandestine contact between

MIRANDA December 68 could pinpoint LIFEAT

On LEONOV residence.

d.

page 1 - specific date of clandestine contact

betweEn LEONOV and CARDENAS 19 AprIl 1963 cigbt

revoal surveillance (LIEUBRACE though probably

would not identify tons seabers. It could

also ba argued that Sovieta have long ago

e.

identified these teare.)

§ - CARDENAS request for asylum in Peru could

pinpoint BITEMPO 12. In any event, references

to the police sources throughout the report.

definitely tell Lins authorities

that CIA 16

working clonely 1n Mexico with the Mexican

officials.

8. ' page

8 - REJANO POrTAs and LEONOV. The sentence

"Reetings between then were arranged through

a third person, another Spanish Connuntet

caployed in LEONOV's Breas Office" laplies

clandestine coverage of that office (LIFEAT).

page

8 - the anne te true oith Enrique SEtO Caler and

LEOROV.

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page 8 - BONILLA Sanchez and LEONOV "being 1n

correspondence" implies mall intercept

(LINUD) which 1t 18.

$.

Page O - LIREARL? 1s a BenglIivo source and about

tho nain source right now on Gusteadlan

extle activitles. The last sentence eight

implicate hio. At least 18 teblo the

Foruviana that Cia has a penerration bero.

8.

Finally - It telle the Peruvians tbat tia StatIOn (CIA)

Mexico has phose tapo, mail Intercepto, pone-

tratios of tho Cuban 19, penetration of

Quaicualan exilos, aurveillance end police

11a10on.

It concentrated throughout abat the information

was developed by coverage of LEONOV chile be

we aretloned in Mexico. There actlultles

are trested in specillc terns ubereas Dia

actluitles outolde lestco are treated 10 a very

general manner.

ibe treach bould prefer to have the paper re-

urItten onltilde all specific dates and

referencey which reveal the clandestine col

loctson technique which produced the inforsation,

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and abould incorporate ABASSAULT Inforeation

and be coordinated with SB Division in writing.

It alght be pointed out tha: previous efforts

tO "bUTE" ARONOY have not been succesarul.

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DISPATCH

CLAISCTICATIOH

SECRET

10

Chlor, Nestern Hemisphere Division

INFO.

FROM

PROCESSING ACTION

MARKED FOR INTEXTES.

AD INDEXING REQUITID

ONY QUALIFILD DESA

CAN AUDGE INDELEG

Chief of Station, L1ma

RICROFILA

SUBJECT

REDLEG

Conversations between DULINDEN-11 and Nikolay S. Leonor and DULAURBL-1

ACTION REQULEED - REFEREACES

Action Baquired: FYI

1.

On 15 July

after leaving a local publisher's offica

DULINDEN-11 drove Nikolay S.

Leonov to lis hotel.

DULAUREL-1 abo

accompanied them to the publisher's office ras left at ber bos

and DULINDEN-11 and Leonov vero alone during the course of the drive.

Loonor proceeded to ask DULINDEN-11 various questions about his

private life Including his econonic situation and also queried bin

about his future goals in life.

DULINDEN-Il responded to all

questions and sald he enjoyed his work with DULAUREL-l and was

interested

in Journalism and felt that he had learned quite a bit

in the short time he bas been Involvedin assisting DULAURELI

with Panorana

Internacional. He sald that he did not work with

DULAUREL-1 for money alone but bocause be saw this as an oppor

rusity to improve hinself which rould eventually lead to en laptove

mont in his ocononic standard.

DULINDEN-l1 seid that it was a

relaxod conversation,

Leonov was very friendly and appeared to be

Interested in DULINDE!-1l's goals and aspirations.

2.

On 16 July DULINDEN-11 Saw DULAUREL-1 and the latter asked

bim bor his convorsation ront uith Leonov.

DULINDEN-11 gave

DULAUkAL-1 a summary of what had been discussed and commentod that

Leonov appeared to have a genuine interest in his future.

DULAUREL-1

then told DULINDEN-ll that previously she had & rather lengthy

conversation with Leonov about Dullnder-ll and told Leonov tha

problens he had with the party, the accusations made against him,

ber conversations "ith DULINDEN-ll during this perlod and the

investigation she had conducted shilo DULINDEN-ll was under party

control:

Leonov told DULAUREL-l the lact that DULINDEN-ll was

under party control 15 of no significance and once again re-iterated

his general disgust with the party leadership.

-: 1381 201-736290

KTB/ Cng

Distribution:

3 - СЛІНО

13213%

CROSS REFERENCE TO

201-850222

2U1-132139

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

ПРЕА- 10206

CATFATION

BECRET

DATE

6 August 1969

HOS FILE NUMBER

201-736270

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It appears fron the foregoing that DULAUREll arranged

the circumstances which led to the private conversation betueen

Leonor and DULINDEN-11.

The above "interest" displayed by Leonov

in DULINDEN-ll might be nothing more than pollteness on his part

but the Station belleves thät WULINDEN-11 18 undergoing an asseus-

ment by Leonov, DULAUREL-1 and Valeriy'V. Yolkov and at least up

to this juncture apparently bas made a favorable impression.

samuel K. CASTELON

GLASSIFICATION

AGENO

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Sire ste

*DUBRIDE-30 provided info on interview between LEONOV and

Minister of Energy and Mines FERNANDEZ MALDONADO based on

torn up letter collected from wastebasket in hotel room

occupied by sous.

Willan Vitre

C/WHD

RELEASIMO OFFICER

COOSDIMATINO OFFICEAS

SECRET

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