[1][124-90155-10008) + ( 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |
[3]JFK Assassination System Date: 6/9/2015
[4]/ ¥ ‘Identification Form
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[8]Agency Information *
[10]_ AGENCY: FBI
[11]RECORD NUMBER: — 124-90155-10008
[13]RECORD SERIES: HQ
[15]AGENCY FILENUMBER: — CR 65-68530-116
[17]Document Information
[19]ORIGINATOR: FBI ,
[20]FROM: WMFO
[21]TO: HQ
[25]DATE: 04/07/1964
[26]‘PAGES: 4
[28]SUBJECTS :
[29]NOSENKO 1964 REPORTINGS
[30]YURI IVANOVICH NOSENKO
[32]DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[33]CLASSIFICATION : — Secret
[34]RESTRICTIONS: 1B.
[35]CURRENT STATUS: — Redact
[36]DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 11/03/1998
[38]OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA
[40]COMMENTS : AT
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[91]ES, ReWFOairtel 3/6/64 A S/O 1 se
[92]Si NOSENKO was interviewed 4/2/64, by SAs DONALD E::
[93]WALTER, ALEKSC POPTANICH, and MAURICE A. TAYLOR, A number of
[95]“cases which originated . with source were discussed with him
[96]' for additional data and photographs of Soviet Nationals oe
[97]displayed to him. Topics covered included the following: y
[99]ivan KRAKOV YUGOV,] 'z
[101](HuGO JOSEPH VON FC Kau Jeuspect for the above
[102]individual was. discussed with source who was uneble to furnish / |
[103]additional information or make any conc. ion although he
[105]wS. observed it was significant that (KRAKAU approximately the / nay
[106]ociki2, same age as subject described by him. afd ns part German
[107]ae a a, backer nd, Source advised that the contacts with LAWRENCE JS)
[108]2S alton. n Russia were made by Armenian Officers of KGB and -
[109]wo Ha) BO One: wt the officers of ,th Department (tourist) were
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[129]- ; Source was questioned in this matter in effort to “
[130]obtain identifying data, He was unable to recall any additional
[131]info of value and explained that his recollection was based .i
[132]on brief examination of a paper which came across his desk with
[133]many others. .Source repeated there is a possibility that
[134]captioned case is identical with the case involvéig an American
[135]Whose occupation -!ch was repairing pipes, and stated his
[136]recollections concerning this was also very vague, Source
[137]could not recall the case RG) from the Seventh Department
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[141]who handled captioned case,
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[145]. Photograph of Sergeant [CHARLES BRY as displayed
[146]to source who advised the face waS familiar especially the
[147]acteristic, twisting of the mouth to one side, but advised he
[148]could not recall any circumstances which made his recollection
[149]of the picture possible, In view of the current status of
[150]NOSENKO he was not furnished with the facts in this case at
[151]this time. &
[153]oe [AMERICAN PRIESTS IN MOSCOW - STUDIED BY Kop] X &
[155]Source advised that prior his departure from Moscow
[156]GENNADIY GRYAZNOV, the KGB official, who was then Chief of ;
[157]Section, had told him that two American priests in Moscow were
[158]being studied and that one was under consideration for approach
[159]on the basis of- blackmail. GRYAZNOV told source that a Russian
[160]girl who is employed at American House is on very friendly rela-
[161]tions with this priest and KGB has knowledge that he has :
[162]carressed and fondled her and anti
[163]catching him having intimate
[164]case a recruitment approach will be made.
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[169]“FROM SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO OF
[170]NTEREST TO 13TH DEPARTMENT
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[205]Source advised that nernen 2 the Head of/Ccsmos Tours,
[206]New York City, and described Him as a very shrewd a foxy
[207]individual. He said he was known to VLADIMIR D, CHELNOKOV,
[208]who was Deputy Chief, Seventh Department (tourist), however,
[209]subject was hot recruited by the Seventh Department and
[210]effort was made to recruit him. © Source described (REINER 28
[211]talkative and foxy and Said he was suspected of being nnected
[212]with American intelligence (FBI), Source stated REINERFEnew
[213]many important peopl ‘but he believed work on him was wested<.
[214]He ‘recalled (REINER sirm was’ the first to book. a tour to
[215]Mongolia. He had negotiated with the Mongolian Republic for
[216]additional tours, but did not know whether he was successful.
[218]oo [sercuant JAMES MC MILLAN bs ()
[220]oo. Source advised he was aware of the MC MILLAN case and
[221]Stated although he did not know any details he understood .
[223]MC MILLAN had assisted KGB and furnished everything he knew
[224]while at the American Embassy. He advised VADIM V. KOSOLAPOV
[225]visits him regularly and gives: KGB funds in the sum of 500 rubles
[226]for a month. Source advised: MC MILLAN is still married to the
[227]agent who assisted in his recruitment. Source identified this,
[228]woman as VERA (LNU) and described her as a shy and decent girl.
[229]He Said ghe had one son by MC MILLAN and also a-child by a previous |-—~
[230]marriage. Source mentioned it was the task of the First Section
[231](American Embassy), First Department (American), Second.
[233]1 Directoriate,to take care, of defectors such as MC MILLAN (Ud)
[235]| ANNABELLE BUCAR } ( .
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[238]. Source advised he also was somewhat familiar with the
[239]4 case of BUCAR who was recruited on the basis of ideology and.
[240]a love affair with KONSTANTIN LAPSHEIN, an- actor agent of the
[242]First Department, whom’ she subsequently married. Source stated
[243]_ BUCAR has not been happy in her private life since her husband:
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[251]! is a heavy drinker and has weakness for girls, but she is
[253]Satisfied otherwise with her life in Moscow where she works far
[255]the Radio Committee as an editor handling foreign ,Aroadcasts |
[256]and also does translations receiving good money, -U)
[258]| Le a . eo ge .
[260]_ Photographs of tiembers of the Bolshoi Ballet which
[262]visited the U.S, in 1962 were displayed to NOSENKO who identified
[263]three individuals, namely: u)-
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