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[281].
[284]TED States GOVERNMENT. - fore re oa
[285]: “ COORDINATOR OF. INFORMATION 7 tS jor: aE
[289]WASHINGTON, ‘o. ce
[291]May 18,1920
[293]“Please: neve your eople Tread. he e abtached men": 0
[295]orantum’ from rr. Meson. “what Ian interes ted in is ithe
[296]suggestion ‘from ‘Perry Jester that We. wight win over var- ;
[298]fous. Vichy agents in ifrica. T would like to have your, : vt
[300]jiows - ag to. whether Jes ter’ shoule be talked with and thet
[302]susyestion of his explored.
[304]ian
[307]£0. , “cate TAllian J. Donovan.
[309]: Edward ‘Se asc
[311]“y.0e Ca Sub-Gonalt tee ioottants ay 12, aya, c ie Rostow- attending) ~
[313]The Subse tee fo: witertentig three new, papers: er
[315]The- firet paper ia asstoied. to cor for. preparation, Peaboasibility
[317]for the ‘preparation on itussian Cupabilitiés-ia also essirned to this:
[319]office, 1& being understood that .tha military. section on the Western . :
[321]front. will be undertaken, With. the cooperation of Colors1 lionta2- te and a vob
[323]that the military -aspe ets of the Siberian area will be. eovered. by - : .
[324]Commander Kennoy, A-Sub-Cowittee conslatinz” of Coumante Foskett, . . peo
[325]Dee Hornbeck. Co. teh bay and Col, Fortier wild, under the’ preparation _ aa
[327]Oye
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[333]. ferry route » Entiay ang the ne And exter:
[334]! , a
[335]. tunities for. 7 arérnal. conversation with the major oiTitary
[336]‘political ri: Fe Las various overstine ater soldiers, ‘and
[337]correspondents. Sho refully distinc. ality of her sources, mo . a
[338]indiceting where her views were beaed ad -officinl sth ; ; .
[339]or r goeeine 7: : - ‘ . oo .
[340]Tl Burma an os me
[341]~ oe
[342]i _s
[344]early in anril, was leve oy 4 , ‘
[345]left in "he ruings- co 7 ss :
[347]a Jon: te conversation ith | adane
[348]- the peat
[351]ji4-00000
[353]ariven-out., Tide: “blandness’ seence ‘to churactenice-the view of almost — \
[354]all Britishers in the Yar Bust, althouvh the vicer wv of india, expressed i : \
[355]regret that; for the saxe of the Indians, British eenttol in ‘Incia would — : 4
[356]Ie Snot survive another fifty years". ; , : _ 1
[360]She expressed the
[362]eet ia wt that their..experience
[363]os tn fighting J pane 6: planes sould be- ‘transferred ‘to aneri¢an allot, vin | on
[364]: os P rach “She felt that neither the na oe. nor Genera:
[366]indian norale is extronely: low: lower in “faet.t n before tho Cripps
[368]idssion, The net result of the Mission ‘Appears merely: to have strengthened
[370]Ganchi and the policy of passive resistance, lrs. Luce bélieves, however, :
[372]that, in a short run at east, there is nothin? wrong with the morale of . .
[374]the Indians and “the Chinese that cciuld not be corrected by a couple of :
[376]substantial victories, Wav relly: ih a letter ‘to ors, -Lucé éxpressed hinself
[378]' Lo, : 7 as more -concéined about I, dian nore le and possiole, military. conse ju
[380]ne a of that sit ustion » ‘than With the strictly: ilitary ects of défense,
[382]: “ ae y dy of General. steretca as aber Hof that new
[384]tis Brereton's. view that 4 Sorgant action should. oe
[385]3. Com na positicn i Tones
[387]y bombing the Andaman.
[389]8 air force. maine
[391]- Easty- Tile Geer al édler was unpopular,’ possibly:
[392]in criticising ‘the.’ ‘British methods. _
[394]_ “hundres ‘thousand: Foless “Nauased. across the border by Russia" werd:
[395]oe reported by gossin. to have beea turned ddim by Favely “en uchinlech, ©
[396]successively, and then sipped to Britain. iirs. Luce, sta a@-that the
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[405]_ reported, h
[407]aif of thei.
[409]h have teen {
[410]r contribution
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[414]to the rayettort and ste
[416]The bigest prediery Srowevers throuvhout africa anc tre ile rast,
[417]is that of inducing a shorter bureéaround for ahd if AL every port the -
[418]en @ritish adnini strae
[419]sone The How of over the Trans-
[420]s@riean route w ‘irs. buce's pagsage, very. thins She
[421]eK “fighter phat Jossés by-éracksip; ania total Tack of ~ 7 Lo
[422]tack (in Liberia, “Tekorodt, Laos, ror’ lany,: oF
[424]prenarednesa agains’ air at
[426]RE ENTIRE a TT At OI ert ne i
[429]R. Boulton ay 51942
[430]Maj, David Bruce - _ a
[431]_ Report oy Bre . ester, Consul at tacos
[433]“In the arly. part. of ADFLI - tha attact: x
[434]f fale 1896. (acsessioned. about: s:
[436]“Lest ‘this very ssportant ‘atter may have
[437]decove sidetracked or Aisleid through seme accident
[438]_ of: routine, I‘send you fonewtth all the pertinent
[439]data or widen I have knowledge.
[441]SER Fre ee er EYE YEO ET EY Ey a PU RT! Ls ar ere ermemmer nme rerennrenen te
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[445]_ Subjects ‘Keport: of Perry. K. Jester re. orrant Fation of Consular’
[446]- ; Service in West Africa”
[448]-Tos  ° Penk Yauran _— oe os
[450]eo Ur. Kauran believes that Ohneetean actives tas (ree"
[451]susably alls tivities. désices shipping) must be coor tnated ! a
[453]P believes. hts reperts and fecosuor
[455]-_ The Lagos: effice. shout bea Consulate-Gens-al- a
[457]“be. D Theat other consular representatives ‘in Brdtigh a _ :
[458]. Best Aptica sneuld | -report theonch and coordinate with, the
[459]‘Lages offica. :
[461]es That . independontly soporting gonauls at other ,
[462]. poste in British Rast Africa.shouli not de appointed. _ ~
[464]That ‘the. Sensul | General ghould - bea. zankine
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[471]- Stee Fin, croblens aloe.) . : .
[474]yoo, oe Gold tee 3t probe ‘mS, Acera tein: the midst rR. eas |
[475]. - and. of aportence priccipally for. the sh Apaent. of bauxite,
[479]Pt ; edtown - Cre Ceasular Beant (degause of the
[480]woo. co Naval. Agportance. ef Freetorn). =.
[482]. ae “yen, ‘Jaator has nO: porgoaal intes rest ‘stnee jis
[483]tour of West Africas is alacst finishes, : : : :
[485]b. Larog is the. nelitical and esones
[486]British nest 2frica with a Larger -territs lar
[487]and larger conmierce ‘then any gther oleny. .
[489]i¢ ¢ center ‘of |
[491]-, . “Qe Laces”
[492]“Gévebnor! 'g: Confa
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[496]' -Generaiship of. Britash: yings strica. 7
[498]into. ag, “Governor —_
[501]and 1 beading companies. ig ct Laiscos.: Bo 7
[503]e. ‘Lagos. tas the site of header —_ of ‘the Franek.
[505]Econontie. iission. ~~”
[507]frica Ll be
[508]-Giser¥aination -
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[552], : Suse i w qe ar) 4 ate the. book, . .
[554]“Ome,”
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[559]pa btm, om Life " Mmsies wake sm the i ‘a
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[562]“Save placid: text 3 berk ia cenpitd. S Dek ebres Mow,
[564]Phd AU psea Ye wie mc esl ey fn Bek Winelon
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[577]Zh May 1951
[579]ane, a
[581]"EF you dacldo yon really mood axy af these, posse let 0, inew ” 7
[582]"Promptly, elting'the ZZ mubor, ‘ao T can get the. novesdary poruizadon,.
[583]ret, shouldn't, be too dtttimlt to get pernii comatally ter
[585]: tee, »4 ty andl ts 7
[587]Lah TEE aOR
[589]“See igi. 0 you dott seat he a ya we
[590]ha goarehing f6r the’ other ‘taxa you askod for on tho ‘phono, St G
[592]Sending photos #/XIZ—1 to 7 to Shub this afternoon,
[594]"ok
[597]_ file “STALIN FRNACK |
[599]RE: Reproductions of CIA Grarhies proton, given to WSS by DCS 17 ly 190, |
[601]. DOS requested thes fron Grephics: several weeks before, ‘Sent to hin with a covering
[602]nate from Dick Cornish, saying that Graphics forgot to onit the CL. captions.
[603]Cornish cut out the CTA rurbers, “bat left the- -captionss
[605]I have flied” most of these, in-my folder PHOTOS,
[607]: The folloring I’ax sending to Smb, having cut out the GIA-typod captions
[608]and: written sre, in sterilized: foro, with tho XYZ munbering, on the back, -
[609]NSEATS
[611]it an n Fitinding Sthib that: they: can't te used withoiit, clearance by Graphics,
[612]; 1, 5 USSR. static: RSFSR P snot Reston. suapivestor 3 43 68 x an Ble &
[614]‘Ast
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[617]7 Th is repo that thére. are® “Th, 500 men and. "L500 yeoen, mostiy.
[618]‘ political pr: oners y confined. in this 3 FAAP June "191096 festctD.
[620]TU 3 ATTAN sR. “RICA “56 56 N. 2h 42 E .
[621]. ‘ Soviet Deportation Car, 19d. _ RESTRICTED
[623]Xk. sHengary Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun Budapest L7 30N 19 02 E
[624]: *Hangaon Jeors strangling noose about nec: of enemy of Comauiisa
[625]"din courtyard of old Harko” dail. 1948. ; CONFIDES! TIAL. :
[627]mo WS, .stancary Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun Budapest l7 40 H 19 02 E
[628]“4 5 Ryeates’ of Commnisn are ‘strangled in courtyard of old Markco > Jade
[629]1988, CONFIDENTIAL : , -
[630]wi—s., USSR Lithientan SSR. - :
[631]_ COTS ‘of tho rector of: Lankeligiiat torlarea to aeath “by
[632]‘the HW s “19h. RESTRICTED, a . .
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[639]: 2 Scones £3) seed to sig tak bg Be to ono Lert, editor °
[641]er, in connection with a itew’ project, eel witn soveral othr Rattora,’ .
[642]cs ‘ace Hig -for about’sn hour. CSP ‘had sigcssted I sok Doris 4 .
[643]“sinib to arrange tha®. “aprointuant. “ao
[644]“ic oT phoned: Doris’ md, and ph | Scherer ‘bask tnt Strib rould Peet Bia
[645]“gt 28650-a.m, tocorres “in the O58: Baloa (7): frl
[647]en) mae Antpodade | Scherer: to Lavitea: at: con ;
[649]Yo- Q). TW 4a oinceteanio tent thars aiist ‘thotes of cronis boing fired
[650]: upon in Yove—Jai; 1919-1913, in consecticn witii risting oa the diasolution
[651]ef the Constituent. “Assanbiy, (S80. Shabte lenin)...
[653](2) Plghting dn, voscou, ov. 1917 (there mas no fighting fn Peterburg)
[655]43). Collectivtzaticn | Sous think 4¢ is conceivable there cactst a
[656]Photes of peasants bediig..ap ai ppsd. north ‘to Siberia curing: Calilectivicat ton,
[657]* - CB, CIA Graphics? ~ ot
[659]of, Tabgery a. # Corer ‘
[661]. Bg RUSSIANS ag mips.
[663]. Forte has just hosnd from a Pusstan ifrdénd, jist to tn Soe .
[664]- godtifaation sean nothing
[666]LS SST CT ESTEE TTY TT NN rrr Ree a a oe
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[674]. Cur san ton Diba etont, Wit would hp greatly to tie the
[675]book trgithier, 2
[676]-'. 8@)-Pretes of eronta boing fired: “upon ‘during rioting, Yiovidene 1918, -
[677]iy siamect ion ‘with the dissolution, of. ‘tno Constituont Assanbly..
[679]an a “Page 282.0f Lenin’ by i wea: Strib paves “The Assembly was. echsduled
[680]nn”) ‘open oa the noming af Jamuiry 18,1918. In’ant{eipation of tho long ~
[682]15
[684]a (3) Photos of. "peasants being. anipped north-to, Siteria: daring
[685]" ‘Coiiectivication; . Sone think it "conceivable® they may alate: ,
[686]‘That would be. aroind 1932, 193 I. -§9288¢ .
[688]Ho suggests, trying:
[690]|, OD atic, Mask Kenge aed to Oo es7 Le,
[691]lr, Boattie too), | - Mae
[693]7 2. ‘EEEURY oF conmusa,
[695]i. You gould ‘ask Chek Vetter phother ‘he could’ arrange for "you, 5 without:
[696]_ feo mich trouble to get inte the place aml borrou any photos: they. have, h
[698]i dn the nano of CLA, for: pat oF a touple of woaks (Longer: 42 peseisle of
[699]'. course) for our nan to taks.-coples fe
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[711]= Bo Red: April 23, 195). |
[712]IE ‘ROK: Frankfort: |” 4:51 pia. \~ LF
[714]me 0: Secretary of -State 7 a
[716]Se P ; ee ;
[718](of = 1. GER 40: | 8583 April 23, 8 p.m.
[720]a eo a, . |
[722]_ Recent discussions with Lunt, INP, pemphiet ‘with-comis, |
[724]- Soviet combative possibilities proposed, with thought.” |-
[726]giving publication attributiton to local group to be |:
[728]° Metermined... Urge INP "s publications bra eae
[730]: ‘Towing lines: t production her
[735]erent party
[737]r. Ct :theme,.
[738]4 b Qo-car - vc “ 4 AEA ant
[739]pose with such fallen, time’ heroes or friends of"! -
[740]Sov. Union as - Hitler, Busharin, Tito, Clementis.
[742]or otfiers “dependent on existence pictures in archives.
[744]- ‘ b. .
[746]Captions for pictures can be taken. from one of two sources
[748]'., or both. Either original photo éaption or quotation from
[749]thet-era when "friend" was in favor, or a later quote from
[751]a denunclatory. statement concerning the fallen man. ‘ Possi-
[753]‘.  -bly: both quotes. could be used, the: former above, the latter’.
[754]». below ‘the picturés, “Suggést. most careful research be made.
[756]“.for most succine
[757]reaction soonest .%
[759]uote to carry off this idea. Request’ —
[761]7 nCcLOY =".
[763]PAP:DES.
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[786]SDS ms “1BNiSON from a to ano oo ; ; . . .
[788]: oe i . Os thorough review of the whole set-up. \nsoa _ghfassed tro. pointst : \
[790](1) "The: book: aust be” Losked up by July 31." Otherwise it couldn't. be”
[791]‘primi in Septonper, And. in that. case it. maght te necessary to wait till —
[793]‘ “about next Mayehe
[795]~ (2) wIt mist bex the wort. ‘of book that Doubléday. sight’ be mitting o outs”
[796]¥6 ‘ds "t5o -propagandistics. £7 , ju 6, Hun
[797]€4200)3-" Secondly, Syren is stall secure, taund
[798]¥ xanination,. and has besn ‘a great succaas: iin -
[799]Far Sasterm fifa which does umusu 5
[800]more Smportant than anyone bo
[801]‘obviously. Fro ; ganda,"
[803]oithes, y nor I think
[805]yt
[806]ip ___J returndd ‘the layout to hin, (He has ‘not agen the text
[807]. the other 60-0dd a the aye He doesn't “plan to: tal)" Simb wetye seen it, He
[808]recommonded that we give Shub another wok ‘tc.contime on ite Then thet, |
[810]about Monday, Hay. 28, Sims and/or Beyun go don to HY for 2 or 3 days. and
[812]work ‘with. Shub. on ie :
[814]- > NB: He said that, later, it might be possible. for ‘Stub ‘to introduce na
[816]. to. hig Jiabérator as an informal consiltant whoa che'd colied in. In other.
[818]words; tn-attempting to sol: our views of it to Stub; 10. Bave, ‘algo ‘the protien
[819]nis calibrators: dud Secu
[821]: ‘Sworn 8 @3 :a. 0: ce
[822]be allowed to. Seopantiia ‘Swen by: being’ tc
[824]of ‘whothor™ ‘Stub ‘could’ sell. thea ‘in: tara ‘to ’
[826]“He. both gave. oar viewer of” the baie ‘até “rengthe
[828]ded: that. with the text: it may be. bottor than: it 1oéks .
[829]th at theress 66 paged .to como s that. itis better to got out somothdrig than.
[830]nothings that pe “can aluqys ao a 2nd or yeviesd versions that wo mist. Lace facts
[831]“Fiot pub out: abook which .a high percentage of retailers simply w ntt: hn dheg
[832]Ha: ‘also, at’ the-start, said somathing along ‘the. lines of what I- regard as,
[834]fubian erroneous doctrine: that ne should show the respoisibility Syiat the
[836]USA. and Germany. (Hitier?) had forthe staiw of affairs in the USSR; ‘I said all ‘such .
[837]“things might be. sub-themes, if they could be tucked. din: nithoudt ‘detracting from
[838]the main thémes, but thst.t thought they were very dub{ous: 17 pages. ont’ enuf.
[840]to show wha’ mhat a. pad man. ‘and rogime. it is. .
[841]aid, ‘included’ ‘that, eo. ought to put out
[845]My views, agreeing with mch he had s
[846]something that. the man. in ‘the tarber-shop, anynhers in the wo a, would ‘leat -
[847]| through and couldn't turf over more than” 3 or or 4 modsscutive .pages without beginning.
[848]At to think: "This really mst mst be x bad man, killing that many of his. om. cabinet,”
[849]‘That we should not atteapt sapt other an an exhaustive’ in consecutive ‘chronological
[850]treatment of the 71"years since 1879 or.éved since “1905. or 191%. Just. hamér noms
[851]‘rain points, such as that they had a Constituent b Assembiy,, ~unth Lenin killed at
[853]oy by force and fraud, etc,
[855]= 7 Sb gent aL EVOREAY ETRY Fesre HTTPS ECT Cw AA, Wen ee eee eT TY APE, a
[857]14-00000 . - —— . .
[859]’ That the main themes” should be such as: SEpREL Se .
[860]. ; vere ! re
[861]‘y wo. : He kilis & Kills é kilis An We us eo bask 1 + au at . nly ee
[862]ao . - ; - He lies & lies & lies a !
[864]Thoy defect & defect. & defect , _ ;
[865]The worshippers return disillusioned, in droves ‘
[866]The top CP men get liquidated as soon a3 Stalin takes a over, ins
[868]Cot funy
[869]Toe mo Cucchoslorsita (ceamtis trial coming wp), ato ate
[871]Le That’ what wo. should. include is. the things that differentiate them from-us, =
[872]- after everything thet. cah be said against v us has been: said: Tho things they
[874]DO NO, that we don't dos.
[876]; behind the. G-bail) ta Livite-interainable 0 95
[877]- -Rigtorians ara still arguing about- whothor Ceo
[878]oe ite for: v W i. It is- folly to “mate .
[880]- That we “are putting, curse)
[881]arguaents vin re diplomtic
[882]England, Austria or’ Russian
[884](it is Stdll-at least: sriuasie thet 1t wd:
[886]Space $2.
[887]as) try. ‘too hard’ to pin Wil It-on him,
[888]After all,.
[890]wa have taken plate, in some fora, even if Rissta had still been Tsarist.
[891]7 there has been mich carnage’ lorig before. Stalin was even bor.
[893]‘We ‘should, to ba sure, touch: ‘the far and Peace theo, wich means so much
[894]the world over. -But the way to do it is to establish Beyond doubt that the
[895]gan is and always hes been bad, ditto the regime), they both’ tolerate no .
[896]. ‘opposition: therefore, they.are, in "gal tadefense".. edpansionist. But let us do
[898]this with broad, repetitive strokes; not got bogaed dow in the details of woe Se
[899]‘Munteh,” ‘the Finkish Wary Pearl’ Harbor: ; Joa, ee ae
[901]oo "He agroad that the ‘best Wo Can ao, in all the cires, is we . 4 try onca © ae *
[902]more to sell this. viow to Stub," and content oursdlves- with whatever result wo pa,
[904]“In view. af past. failuras te gall Boris on the: subject: fat least on many
[906]points), I'm not- boo! optim stic,. I think we shoulds
[908]a : . (2) Devil's ddvicate hin. on the Hiotures we think should bo serappods |
[910]a (2) Get a prone, tron! j a that he will give some ‘space ‘to certain topics
[911]“gach as: the SLAVE LADOR MAP ‘and a display of, say, a doden of the "Li Years :
[912]_in Soviot Canps” ‘type of authors; a disphsy of the "God That Pailed® a eee
[913]_ | etressed that JB il and self woutd: be ‘only too delighted if Goris can-
[914]“ gortvince us it is better: jhan wo feats Toe i : . .
[916]RE $00,000. Tr asked: about this. figiro,, “which 7 had heard mentioned:
[918]qoatereay Lyle said t £ Swen's. investpéat int 44 would ba amounting to’ about
[919]; mould have fo produce that sum, He said NO, Swen's..
[921]Dele as RE ‘ROYALTIES FOR. SHUB. fie’ ata - the collaborator would be getting 7
[922]‘whieh ne thought mignt bring; him in $60,000, Ha thought it mignt be Mtecnse ;
[923]("discuss it with’ Legal jand: Joo"==-thrt-“Beris's contract snould be acended sv’ oe
[924]“that he would get a portion of the Foyalties that nominally ‘come to hia, insofar ot
[927]io?
[931]14-0008,
[933]pti” mo , a eo
[935]as. 5 they: oxéeud ‘hia. annial. salary 7, I asked that. pertion?® and Lyla paid.
[936]“toh, perhaps’ 4 o.1/3," which, mt the excass were $12,000 —a- figure izle --
[937]suggested aa possible— noald bring hia in an extra $k or $6,000, . os \
[938]Shub'a contract with CIA expires 31 Dee, 1951. His contract with Sven, . '
[939]. Lyle pointed out, -winld stil? os‘ih effect “after that, { But: hie contract with.
[940]ot, a Xsan CIA would: stilt: sio. doubt obligato, hiv ha retura royalties to Cl, Aste
[941]ce, CS Swon, avon aftar 3 Dees 19524 /
[942]- I said. this mightn't -be a bad’ idea, . as Shuib ‘may tend to’ Pa somwhat
[943]- ‘eour, seoing his. collaborator getting his auch largar salary end 7 1% royalties -
[944]on top of thats” On second’ thoughts, - honover, . itis doubtlesa a: & very poor. —
[945]. _pkacedent — : wa.could perhups” obtain ‘and quote to Shub CIA Legalts-.cpinion
[946]in te(that offeét— that OPC employees should take royalties from commercial ~
[947]“enterprices th ‘which they happen t be. connected, oo
[949]I believe hie fe. -padd. quite’ a ‘get rous figure, which oi otight: to keap
[950]‘-garried. man wh ‘dependents. ahé “of the Collect. of. ‘Interrial- ‘Reverie.
[951]Ly worth more; - poss bility of .
[952]on whe iis contract . gent cénes up for .~
[953]7 renewal, could be cérisid red, At-any rate, in the” interésts of ‘keeping his
[955]morala- ap during tha final phases of work oo the book, z suggest the whole
[956]matter should be handled not too brusqiely.
[958]RE MCOMUNIST 200" ,: end. refusal of many us retailers to hindla it, sea.
[959]attached . ‘Mamo of Record of what. Manson told ms,
[960]_?. Bunsont “ile have to face ‘plain facte, My’ experience ‘with "CZ" shows to
[961]. that wevhave ta mix in glasses of oranga juice with thé castor ol], "CZ"is . ‘
[962]“. aboub) as vielos-as the’ tretfie will béar, If. the 4S ‘Stalin in Photonbook engcleo ;
[963]“to Strongly of propaganda,” a lot furdtailers. ;
[965]ONCLUSION e. We ‘shoula. satay in
[967]- ” . ~ (a) Hoar everything Shab can ‘say an ‘dofense of his versions.
[969]: - (by Do a atrong devilts’ advocate job ageinst the Pages. x0 think |
[970]: ne should delete .
[972]_ (c) Insist thet, in the renntning 66 “pages, cortain topics met be.
[973]ae adequately dealt with: “.Sdave Labor, Defections, Cultural Puargee
[974]“Purges of. top Commnista. in dren Curtain countrless
[976]Tobe - (a) Hope’ for the best amd be prepare q to accept, tiiat may ‘be. a not too
[977]_ satisfactory bargain, ~—e: g
[978]rotations, and about | adn
[981]14-0000
[983]‘27 uay 1951:
[985]PHONED SHUB
[987]“Lou Scherer (iE) phoned to say that he had to seo Levitas, editor
[988]of Now -Lacder, in connoction - mith a new project, and with several otter matters,
[989]Would “Like to. see him for about an hour. (OSP had wiggested I ask Boris
[990]3. Shub to. arrange ‘the appointment, _
[991]boo. I phoned. Boris Shub, ard phoned Scherer back thet Shub would meet him
[992]at 10.50-a.m, tenorron fay tho. bookstore below ( 2) the I'L office at 7 Be eS Ste
[993]Shub will ‘introduce Scherer to Levites, at ne _
[995]Re PHOTO BOCK.
[997]2 ‘Borda said ‘there’ are’ o3 iatters whi — eori® lve without, bit: “se
[998]1 would distinctly ‘strengthen the ‘Deok if you o-ld- pethaps got “thom at: ‘the:
[999]library “Congress a. . :
[1001]oe “@Q: Tt is ‘cofieaivabl that ‘there exist photos. of. éronds- 5 leing f fred. a
[1002]upon in Hove=Jane 191F~-1918,. -in connéctioa with rioting on the dissolution |
[1003]of ‘the: Constituent ‘Asseubly, * (Seo Shab! Lenin).
[1005](2) ° Fighting in tioscoa, Nov. 1917 (There was no fighting in Petersburg):
[1007](3) Collectivizatlon. Sonic think it is conceivable there axiet
[1008]photos: of peasants being shipped: north to Siberia during Collectivization.
[1009]_ Cf. CIA Graphics? | - ,
[1011]Oty Library: of Congresae oe
[1013]Re RUSSTANS. as. ALLIES
[1015]. ‘Boris: has “just heard from a “Ru sn. friend, and’ has sent to London for
[1017]’ _confifmation z+seen nothing in the. papers about "ht hera— that there has been
[1018]+. ‘formed in London a BRITISH SOCTETY FOR ‘A FES RUSSIA,“ with Major Hilton’ (aathor |
[1020]. and éx-military : attache in Moscow) as president and* the Duchess of Atholl as.
[1022]¥ Ticec presidents Encouraging, he “thought. r
[1024]- " "He also mentioned the FREMDOM: UNION FOR “GERIANARUSSTAN FRIEDSHIP reported
[1025]. "dn the Ma a NY Herald-Trib, wath: Mayor Reuter and Bons Russians | - among ‘the
[1028]14-90000
[1030]ey , Bea
[1031]/ J
[1032]re STALIN PROTO-DOOK oo oa, op
[1033]ty . . . * . . . i .
[1034]Pron CFN's Log for 17 Mey 1951. oo, oo _
[1035]. 5 . This morning I spent an hou= and a half with ‘Lyle Mungon and - - ; a
[1036]\ ; . . irs. ahi ( FE), going over Boris. chubta narrative-in-pictures of the
[1038]. gareer of Stalin, Lyle showad us 1, finished. layouts Lie 37 ‘two-page noe
[1039]sproads s/ of an eventual 172 or ‘17% and told us ‘that the reviainder nould be
[1041]. finished in, about 3 weeks. _ He also, said that. 60 pa, es of the text. were: ‘now
[1043]oh 7 finistod, and tt rest wouild be di Sin ain b wats, He has: > aah us to Prove. =
[1045]a a an », woe eee ‘A memorandum fron “Bob: ‘nstoa. about the Pianiss Agr Force's | en
[1046]re “60. ‘to 1 ‘Prepondérance in its war with Russia, © : ;
[1048]“A menorandun from Harold Gosnell tracing Us ‘add to Russia,
[1050]A set of Photos 6f the Katyn Massacre and a copy of John Droderiokts, -
[1051]_ Summary, .. it sent Shub Katyn ‘photos several’ weeks ago e/« . ~
[1055]. ao : , arnuey
[1056]a File STALIN FHOTUWBOOK ehh
[1057]Bros Sits 103, 2 May 1951
[1058]Bin Kintnas has Suggested: thet ‘er. Burriswoyer « consult “with ©
[1059]~ — Boris Sm in New Tork: ‘tomorrow on themes for black Bi. against: the UssR, :
[1060]Sa oe Minky and I s88-n0 obyvction to this meeting, and I have notified Stub
[1062]to axpect a a call fron Burrieteyer. ; . . . .
[1063]‘Shab; toda na ‘that: ‘tis Stalin: jitube-bodk & now ‘pio ses to ora a
[1065]- 18 mes oF shit 9 dublee sores, "enmor talng’ sone 500
[1068]14-0000
[1070]\ So Matted to SHB, may 3, le Be
[1072]i
[1073]oo ; LITHUANIAN DAYS, Vol, 2, ‘Ho. 2, March 1951, piblished at.
[1074]“29204 8. Broadway, Jes: Angeles 3, Galifornia, With note:
[1076]yo as «ct BFYT, page 5 i rather phuirred photos of ‘Lithuanien resistance tigsters
[1077]So and ‘bodies of Soviat.: cties_/ and elecwhere-aa marked," .
[1079]oe Toba thats to bo mddaakin Kap ay fe med i pitt
[1080]ae 191. "Lithuanian, Genocide Show in Viqterbury.. ~
[1082]ca Amorican, cuspepers, the WATERBURY: SUNDLY REPUBLICAN and.”
[1083]: ig articles on Feb, 11 and. i2.marking the .
[1084]1% organized by -) terbury, Conn, Lithuanians, = -
[1085]we : : “tha first: of ita kind in the U. “Se, has on, display
[1086]: “Soviet deps ation ordsrs, documents on confiscation of farms, actual. pioto-"
[1087]“grachs of atfocitias. ‘comaltted. by the’ Soviet Uniori> ih Lithuznia, and ‘other -
[1088]evidence, “We reprint hero a portion of the article which. appicred an the?
[1089]WATERBURY. AMRRICAN." Doe,
[1091]Page. 205 Poen, LITHUANIA cRUCICLFLD, by Nadas Rastenis; & verses
[1092]in Anglizhe a rn oo, .
[1094]re nga eT FRYE Re ene Ne Ee ne i re ree Deere een fo wee ne ee ee ee
[1097]14-0000
[1099]7 pio me da w anata os fe
[1100]— it. IEADLAY ard a eollebarter, Bey wo. plaentng Ro Reet ot 5-285 5 8 | | |
[1101]é : uo Bb ait _ : . - ng ' . a |
[1103]Dion up a Chien icons, oe a ee
[1106]14-0000
[1108]Rather vividly ity som “auch stirasca. nig’
[1109]" Bhole trticle, mie thich. weirs. gosvttess:£ 2 :
[1110]ro the Bogmrty. ~ :
[1112]a:
[1114]a: >,
[1116]Meme et
[1118]Pe er
[1122]SECRET
[1124]file "STALIN" FROTOSOCK
[1125]_Snith, Los
[1128]3
[1130]a L mo, - Mungon wont. through’ 9,04 canplete book last edna stay ant Tmursday evenings,
[1131]me _ - ‘April i and 126 Be is sim ie will be "one of the Fealiy important ‘books
[1133]fs of the layout, which w.can look at oo
[1134]Seful. purpds¢ sould be served by ay ees,
[1135]ige@ste4, ‘He ‘thinks at inadvisable that :
[1137]; Sti 'S ‘collaborator! / : .
[1139]7 43: presbtag ‘tor 'a- : Oth: PRESS ‘DATE That may be teo optintatas,
[1140]but: he has located a Chitcago Breas which printe either Yogue- (Conde Hast® or
[1142]‘a: Yogue-siza magazine, and which, if thay stick to that format, can handle it
[1144]: with Hopababy Mun son wild ‘be ang to Snieage to investigate,
[1146]7 * Shubts coltaborat -
[1147]ast 13 royal ova $18:
[1149]be: ‘OF ‘to. ‘cout: on the publicta, rot
[1150]y & Barnes. and: to do; ae,
[1152]7 Loe pe © Ex cath t Ir forunath at |
[1153], me men Tait\te Eacrreging, Thaka, oe
[1154]ae To EUnet al a
[1156]14-0000
[1158]yh ye Sa
[1160]Oy . ; :
[1162]rad a SiCRat ay no
[1163]17-spril 19”
[1165]; 1? FOR QUAUTORLY. RUPORT
[1168]‘ REALET, shag to vem rind “8 + nasinstty put
[1170]ames -
[1173]14-0000
[1177]inne OY 16 ami 1ysh
[1179], 7 aan "s t- . . ’
[1180]TEAPE POR QUARTSRLY Rivcny
[1181]STALIN" PHOTO-BCCK (POST
[1183]nat «Yoko etn th ta
[1185]TER on te a at
[1186]i cee ag eT em
[1191]re)
[1195]MBO.OF RECORD orppey re
[1197]SDS saw WNSON in his 2 not 19 March 228
[1201]In addition to the details which be ‘gave about Cosmunist Zoo%, 8 and. the
[1202], ‘sStalia* “Photo-bookty Manson saids
[1204]‘The finished prodict odd, ‘be. ‘eareood. out, to. the fields.
[1206]“Re. ROCKPORT, the artist. Munson has. been paying aim (9350 a meath 1 think),
[1207]gotten about J. out: of him as he will needs © -
[1209], ‘ny. not. saggost to 2
[1210]said: thas. the: edito
[1212]r haa for us. to.
[1214]vee by toreing this eromty ait rseit
[1216]’ parfectly well that Tithegraphed: tite
[1217]~ SCHILLER should simply. be told:' "Fi
[1219]groups $25,000: or $2,500 and say:
[1220]: sopies of the ‘booklet with it,2
[1222]: a Re State Dept, and Great Swindlé;- Manson migsogted ny ‘giving a. éopy ot -
[1223]- the Great Swindle’ to Mrs, Crosew@ll or Col, Stubbs and asking thea to recommend. -
[1224]*: ' it to MecKnight as something they had come across, with the euggéstion that the
[1225]; - State Department bay copies of it for all taeir Reading Rocas.
[1227]: _ 2206 : i oh,
[1228]oe , ScGhe T oe a
[1230]ee , “T aslisd: whothor Madkatght of anyone in State know of fAts odtin
[1231]. : ~with, Swen, He said he did ‘not know, though -he dared. say: MasKnignt steht tb a. .
[1232], Said n6 wala ha eiiting to vali on MacKnight to discuss State: Dept. eelotasee.
[1233]. din gotticg Sten stuff tiseoningtad, representing himself meroly as,a Private
[1235]. T said I hadnt and wouldn't make any ment on of Swen + to anyone. at States
[1237]froa Minsen hineelt, wat ‘het Pts ai be potentially an Simportant: satter regirlag
[1238]careful working out by Pt, col, Stubbs, Minséa and: State Depts. ane
[1240]Oe a SE
[1242]5 AR
[1246]714-00000
[1247]i
[1249]SecRET.
[1251]“‘Horeh 1
[1253]3 a
[1255]seOTET Le
[1257]IR, EASTUN<=
[1259]There fut ees torte Sab sO He wi ‘pee da
[1264]I tela hia T would’ hone him on. the ‘16th, $0 0 that we ‘can “gat together,
[1266]; ‘He waits ma to see the lay-out, which should’ be pretty ceuplete at ‘that’ tine,
[1268]Saisie the: Final text®, They wore vorking. on. it. eu 4 a.m last night; .
[1269]; 3 are: the only time-his pol Leboratic ‘ean ‘work, | dxnept Mondays vatah
[1271]‘ie hae” ott; “ghey work on. nit all dey Sundays. and Menderes
[1272]- _ They Bare Lech over 6,000 photons, ;
[1275]14-0000
[1277]1
[1278]. a - . zm 5 -
[1280]tim _.
[1282]| 26 March 1951:
[1284]“ssh +9, 3. This ds hig edgarette case. Ta
[1285]: 10. Kap. showing locaticn of Katyn ~ : ree te, Se
[1286]. 12 jayers of ‘Polish officers. oo See . St .
[1289]| Dear Boris,
[1291]cal ins ‘undiocitted facte :
[1292]ho depo: 3. the TACTT. -D\assiol OF GUL? ; 7
[1293]g Usen TO RAISE WS ATI At Gone hee : _
[1294]haps quote. a sentence or to fren bins: se
[1296]a whom, yo, may eal a dutty. :
[1298]"about a do
[1300]Pari pass thy not us sono ordinary, paacoful UIRALILAN somes, ‘ples
[1301]pine cree CIES Ro PRAYDA, repeat PRAYDA, OFFICIALLY a0: TPTHIG. ICTIVE’: RES IS=
[1303]quotes, let you or sore your: fr.
[1305]After all, no “resistance” photo, what mith fakery, will earry conviction
[1306]to then tho win! be convinosd. Stee StS felony Mat sary eonrtet
[1308]Tee renee PRC pene cee a etn ee nd a pe a
[1310]14-0000
[1312]: ia Tone
[1313]“ : + ta x
[1314]: r Te b
[1315]: 7 - voy
[1317]sé 7
[1318]2
[1320]mee ein om et. ae
[1322]tho FY Tins won't talp, “and thane te notliing ~
[1323]en tiae, ie F glocs you've had tare sped yee
[1324]a 1 can thay be ashsmed of- this histovic edition, \
[1325]‘the national Tfe id esBes Harblock ‘ has a:
[1326]has nerély’a black border around a white space, with the met
[1327]above, cetamaay © S8> £ 42 eyecatoting fn
[1330]510 West: 110 Street
[1331]: ; - ae _ — ' New York 25, hew York
[1332]Mi : a ; March 22, 1851 -
[1336]. ~ . Picture book now in high. gear as layout is beginning to
[1337]Bo . take shave. New. pictur es of both historical and photographic :
[1338]py pricelessness stili “Coming in.feegs a-shot showing a wildly cheering
[1339]' “erowd of “nussian : asants greeting first German tro ops---defore
[1340]; en ain for -mMABs. murder) . This picture. never used: in this
[1341]u La aul ply by. many exacples buf.
[1343]ou could Set a FING good Past oF 0 ao
[1344]1 “look” like (although there will still ‘bs
[1345]: P caption writing and: final checic 18, to go) .
[1346]the jie} will be am ive 2 .
[1348]; “Saw ‘Lote. of. then. ‘you
[1349]Ooo tt a. : en S' nents ‘properly. packed in
[1350]ae te cardbo a to. prevent folding’ or ‘cFacking. This is a: must, since
[1352]anne: £9) eS : ,this is missing from the otherwise bottomless |
[1353]; archives watch we'be unearthed .. ;
[1355]a a 2. + Any degent shots of. anti-Communist ‘pestatance bebina the
[1358]get: tes fast be ect
[1360]1 : g tirig the. layout, which is.
[1361]ike a motion “pictére Pecording of thé whole
[1362]€ 6 obs tach ‘8. Joe thought x& your :
[1364]the ight direction th hough still
[1365]élivered at Town Hall by iieahsn.
[1366]ne mist ‘teach Acheson to cut }
[1368]obo . @Eat is the purpose: of. this rubb ish? z fnew. lots of. professional
[1369]wo —— aiplomate think this Is very "cute" and ‘arch really meant to
[1371]- ; "embarrass" people like J.Stalin and G.. enkov. "heteaity, the only
[1372]thing it can arouse, bothnamong the Kreniin war criminals: and’ among
[1373]their victims is —--utter contempt. If anybody in Moscow takes that
[1374]drivel at face value, they conclude that the U.S. is still too frightpe
[1375]ened of the boogey man in the Krenlin to call a spade a spade. That
[1376]-@illy stuff must end! Please end it. The inward fears of Stal in-Mal~
[1377]enkov-Beria will only be resoived on.athe gallows. Best reg
[1379](MARCH 22,7571 SOUL
[1381]Ce MON RTE, ei, NST
[1383]om ne
[1385]. 24. March, 1954 a
[1387]sou
[1390]: as . —S . —. .
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[1393]a re - 7 Washington -6 ae
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[1396]- ao ek : Mareh 23, 1952" —
[1398], 2 . a
[1399]Dear saris,
[1400]Thanks ‘fer tho. euiprings © An Ld the good,
[1402]_ SL eh int te, ty fer goss that wilt reece to 7
[1404]“METS tg RR RLF Ley
[1408]SE TT
[1410]; out with Epstein ani/ox otheta, and don't”
[1412]to Dern T Just thick bole a better, quicker bot. "THD da what
[1413]can ra the other pix ami let you incv, It sounds @ masterpiece, 8
[1414]Sincerely, _
[1416]pice.
[1418]14-0000 .
[1420]CPE loge | ; "Noe York, 27 Horeh 19S)
[1421]| 7 ov epant three houra with Forts Siub. body's tro of thes in lookine
[1422]: over his. collection of - sphotopranha with his ‘asnoc! ate, ttre. ‘paint. a of:
[1423]- a Se  Ehitas Paris and Guint hope to have their book ‘ready for yitilteation:
[1425]by ths. eat of. ayy, xtioa: thay wiht have: ‘tochicod * test eolhectton to os
[1427]50. photdprapho, mh they egtiaata wi. an bout E3 Pavey So
[1429]_ ‘all procuratte photos. of the’ raty uaseaere, all: resistarice 5 phates
[1430], (pills Ie-there 8 raracine called. tho Estonian Review, which printe:
[1432]a rood | many of thoee?) and a ‘corta!n photo of Lubianka prison, in
[1434]_ oacow,
[1436]The | New York. Pikes had a a photocrsph of ‘Tabfanka: in Ata itemise y
[1438]Thi Keck ant te nov awaiting a decision fron Harperts.. .(T reparted
[1442]‘SECRET
[1444]TRANSMITTAL SLIP 5
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[1462]"a cars ta casinetoe'e eaplayie 4d hi eeutally
[1463]| ftsly Wiss white the eallaborater's maro.oun aprowr en tho book (Aléng
[1464]onthe _ sith LETS) and 48 witb sean tht a eematon ms tH emmy eg
[1466]-SERET
[1468]Cente}
[1470]ASSLT eno nm i Ut age
[1471]_ 9f tho woot had to bo douo by Sis cullzbarator, Sime his nua 48 40 ’
[1472]wae _Sbyase oa 48, T imgine bo will otf tavo to mut in quite o bit of tina
[1474]7 —_ - a tn Sty free esto Bfobs Rempee-Mo Le adi oi er wes vem: deat
[1476]S
[1480]PTB CRRA A lee i
[1482]t
[1483]i.
[1486]14-0000
[1488]; = aa ce SECRET eS woe. _
[1489]- ROUTING AND RECORD SHEE 2
[1491]ment a fine should :Lo dfawh across sheet
[1492]+ should ential (check mark ingulfic-ent):
[1494]deugnations shout te used an the "TO" coiuma, Under each
[1495]respend-with the ruevher in the “TO ed unmn, Each
[1496]sng and Record Sopet emould be returned to Ree
[1498]ch 1951,
[1500]INSTRUCTIONS: OFF:
[1501]ard each.comment nurtberens
[1502]betore further vouting Ths: Rout
[1504]FORM, NO er10 ; SECRET *
[1505]SP 2 raha Se Veo moment Er ERE Rn" I Rte RIS TE og i AACE iT el Re en Re EER SALSA enn mec — me ate i’
[1508]1400000 "te
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[1514]0 “as YOu.
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[1521]4 : 2 able -
[1522]wt werli have to sétile
[1525]we See is this:
[1530]vvart lure. Lut Z Peaily =
[1531]; : Best vesards t
[1532]aS Sosnh-as it
[1539].
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[1543]Reet)
[1545]Farm |
[1547]H-00000
[1549]weaper 8 March.1951
[1550]Siaivs uF W.5.S. PROSDTS ; y
[1551]4 ’.
[1552]eSTANIN" #H079-500K mosecr. es
[1554]This hus not yet. been ‘formally written up as a. project, becase it
[1555]has been being inplemented, de facto, by our sala¥ied contract agent HEADLEY,
[1557]7 are ‘conjunction with the- pubvisher ‘Swen Publishing Core. who has been mnoting
[1558]i the DELL and: wilt contimae to do so, ; oo
[1560]7 : tevertheléss - Tr “think: it: wil shortly prove
[1561]"Ps, sihce (a) at, may Prove desirable. for SP (unis
[1563]oe EY eke a oar far 06 oct
[1564]: Lite “Yay-out mn, of whom he-has’a very high -Opitiion "(oat an
[1565]helps the Life man dig-up photos) have been’ ‘through: ‘a very large umber ‘of °
[1566]GSOLES . is. confident that the book “will be ‘a first-class, Jobe 2 we
[1568]TO ar a p Baotoss:
[1570]- Too he. vy 8 subsity (os. OFC) wot blow the Governnent -Arispiration of « - a :
[1571]si peak Pe ie | geod as % xt. shoud %
[1573]: P KUFUNIY, “approved” long’ 3, yp Ane para
[1574]“8, ..thst...the sune of $40,000 be appropriated for. tne develoment and”
[1575]distribution of simioler photo-books at. the discretion of chief, sP,*
[1576]The-Sub-project requires only the signiture of Chief, SP as I uhderstadd.
[1577]SXPINSSS, Small mins were paid to HEADELEY, sumner—1950,-duly recorded in
[1578]ith pnotos obtained froa New.
[1580]Ray lillard's office, for payment din pconnaction ™
[1581]at. bbe oo. -
[1584]14-0000 ane
[1586]a ae . -
[1587]7 .
[1588]. 2
[1589]’ . . t 7 . . ~ . . 7
[1591]: - .  Yark agencies, these sus wre charged our to i maui, or to SGHOUSS, we
[1592]. : to be transfer:wi to S2GUNNY whea AMFUNNY should be apsroved, or when
[1593]: . woot ; the. "STALIN SUBSE JECT under KAFUNNY should. be written’ uP and approved.
[1595]_
[1597]14-0000
[1599] Ggasietty, ha time goes, T inigne ba ill got better aid tater ol “$6
[1600]cope with thet proba, oc T think be should bo helped ina big way to a
[1601]do Bo, ta a ening agi wih wa ta mre to your vie (For
[1603]sds deta pit elbay cm De Cringe ah
[1604] § UTFR, Could you use:
[1607]44-09000
[1610]a $ * we
[1611]; t j ;
[1612]a --¢f GET
[1613]: file *STALIN® -FHOT.. 200K .
[1614]Foo . . _— 20 Feb, 1952
[1615]i 7 . # : a
[1617]: Re SHB and: soa tee
[1619]“ist, who gata te say Stub,
[1621]RaW nderstarids he ‘would do his work for BRAINWAVE’ in NY, I said this...”
[1624]14-0000
[1626]ar . .
[1627]. . . .
[1629] yaiSOm left about Feb. 7th for %
[1631]or 5 weeks,
[1633]ty,
[1637]- 5 Fab, 198k. -
[1638]ui - on | Bvery "peage prograa! is a a deception of the people ard a ploce of
[1639]: hypocrisy, unless: its principt ‘objoct is to explain to tho masses the ar
[1640]° . : neod. for a 2 revolutionary struggle’ of the masses s . . . _ 7 _ : :
[1643]14-0000 : crs < ry ane
[1646]LB, FLSTOR 30 Jan. 195)
[1648]Res: "st TALIN® * PROTOEOCE, thonin sth Hate Unig Co
[1650]. o> iith atc han ont ster to ior tin ange stad
[1654]a ta SECRET | ALS
[1656]14-0000
[1658]nen oe . wiv eee t
[1660]- aa
[1661]; .
[1662]7
[1664]oo 4
[1665]23 Jamary 1951 . a
[1666]_
[1667]ane,
[1669]Yr = “Achards (vee) phoned, ‘on behalf” of x. Hale, re e the,
[1671]‘new dssigazent, He said 211 the betier. BN oO
[1673]i seid: the only problea ned seemed te ‘be. whether taere Hes any dese ran
[1675]. city there’ or need to anand the’ contract”, or words to cach that affects
[1678]i «
[1681]a, oan oy
[1683]paar
[1685]| a | EY sit jes pp
[1687]ee | back oad ia te mat)
[1689]12 Jan. 1951 :
[1692]ta womess imate
[1697]oe
[1698]Zz
[1700]BUILOF
[1703]eh : AS demmairy 1954
[1705]_ SuBiEcr: - Stabta war fie SP, oo
[1707]Pe te Bn a covet omtract eget, dentro ertrig et Dee. 295,
[1709]| 9. "The Choton* ‘vas publdabed Oetober 29, and a> stvihig hina wi
[1710]ter ei te fA mtr (om |
[1713]14-0000
[1715]a SO -Biltzore. recently {vith 257. ob our Inter of lormber 8 3950 bad
[1717]this: ‘footnotes . ;
[1718]Ploaeo ‘be -gure not to say anythihg at all to anyons. a
[1719]about the mith<) frinnd sho wap coptlopad at lunch Hupson_/s very.
[1720]. Adpos tainty. -po'l) explain ‘why when and if he sees you, perhipa = :
[1721]ee, within a week.or tuo,! { This, ves just that \unscn was anxious 6
[1722]ae vecurity for Svon/s :
[1723]_ riithout a finil decision on type of publisher At is —_
[1724]exooedincly: Mfricult to detoraine chaFacter, 5 of the
[1725]It would ‘help a great dead- to ‘now.
[1728]Brrcoson . Se eet . : . . . oo . :
[1730]. vo ~ “-g.
[1731]he eo . oo, :
[1732]Rt 5,009 por. cnmm. mon, “For. tho precent .ho ak
[1734]e tion mith tho ploture book known to his”
[1735]employer for sovural: good and cocpolling faioons, (Including the
[1736]. fear tnt thay would plagiarizo the idea), Dit in the rinal
[1737]stages. bs'll have to toll tia in ordar to got their bearheerony
[1738]on digcing into thair files as wll as thelr off fatal permission...
[1740]for ‘tho use af hig nano ‘as « colldborater, .
[1742]rvonea, the final product
[1743]“fo wantto soo 3b oold om newsstands
[1746]14-0000
[1748]-. ite, . Ss
[1750]12, Re Stub 4 other SP woitis JEIIE,.0 week or two Ago, wad. cbout
[1751]to phone Stub about sox Job ha Yantod his to do. I sugcested he leave hin
[1752]to concantrate an the shote-bority’
[1754]. Dogtony, a shh they vos already oro Ven JET wrota 46 need.
[1755]Bind, abmat the potare book, I wanted to claar up the otutua of the oF
[1756]bngrriy, —hew tiny etood with thats publisher now that ve hed instructed
[1759]14-0000
[1761]Sete »
[1763]‘ Vo,
[1765]-16danvig
[1767]: _ Musou has .an. appofiitmen nb bo see Shub in. hy tonarrors T-teld = a —
[1768]chia ‘Stub had phoned yesterday, repsiting progress, mo, a an oo : boas
[1770]MUUSGH seid! He “doub' ea Sinib wuld be ed rady, for the e petiter
[1772]Reis SE ee EP of eg
[1776]‘efo000 . : . : . a .
[1781]. ace ney
[1783]32 BUFUMNY. 20.02. eand "STALIN PHCTO-F0E3
[1785]j ‘Sius.- -san MUNSON in his hotel, Dec. “19, 1950 i ‘ oF,
[1787]Munson leaves for nY this evening, OK to eave. messages ‘for him to phones i 7
[1790]Re’ BCKE<BOCK, He mentioned a contemplated pocket-size book, coliecting
[1792]ce I said I would contribute what we had in PB IT and add fra
[1793]- For further details see my folder JOKES, .
[1795]a (9) by Rockport illustrating joke: about. on
[1797]«Be got + this ‘fron a ED-freold bey in’ Getmany in
[1799]oy, wien, Barnea 43 to “aels
[1800]Suunsdn will ther jlet wo eas
[1802]ouple jo will. then bring dt dowi. bere. Co
[1803]. Nailler and.Sins look at ite, (I told him not to tesitate 5 0 -
[1805]‘ .
[1806]pa > “and ‘ask ‘Mesers. Bryan
[1807]oy. to leave me cut), -.
[1808]be : oa Barnes has been OK... I said I would: chéek how his. ‘clearance is ‘coming. ;
[1809]2.and should be. ready, Says Jom Shields, about 3 pooths © :
[1811]It was requested Nov. 2
[1812]from Nov, 2 .
[1814]e/a. “goad collaborator. Lo , Jo
[1815]: thé’ name of Smb!s Life collaborators ‘he did not wre
[1816]. $s
[1818]ss weeien and has authorised wa
[1819]‘Tho tollaborator mel .
[1821]: tb could seo, this: sounded -
[1822]a Cla, corporation. ‘Yuason ‘thit Joe Kelley “had ‘hheiped draw up . the
[1824]papers sétting up SHEN, end was therefore fully cognizant of ‘kt and gynpe-
[1825]would quibble over,
[1827]‘ thetic to it, Only an ’ excessively lecal-ninded ipeteantis 2
[1828]having +he Toyalties reabsorbed ty Seq, rather than dis sed of accormting : ij
[1830]YN : . . yates _ ot
[1833]7)
[1835]to para. 4, of. tha abovo-men tloned “Agreansnt (16 Sept. 1950), according
[1836]to which "Yuu will be vedquired to transfer the sross royalties to ClAcee™
[1837](This agreement was also drafted by lir, Kelley). There doesn't sean to
[1838]be any difficulties of substance there. '
[1840]Tners has been no decision, on the size, format, etc. of the book.
[1841]. I mentioned that I had written Shub, mentioning that Simon & Scmeter is
[1842]eo a able to offer its* 33.95 FOR. 2B Pictorial Histor, —="260 photos with comnen tary? — eww ee
[1843]Ue oo . F $1650 in elothi . a _
[1844]. . said d- Staib ‘had: tten- ‘some ‘time ago that it would bea help to. :
[1846]now. the approximate: ber of photes as goon. -as possible, and Lyle said he-
[1847]I colldbordtor should have something :
[1849]. Simb has. about “150 sterilized: ‘CIA ‘Graphics photos, which: we selected
[1850]Last. summer, None of. them could actually be printed, published, without.
[1851]a release from CIA Graphics, | i therefore urged lainson to urge Shub to work:
[1852]‘ up a good cover story’ about ‘thea, viswievis his. collaborator.:. Munson said: he.
[1853]’. Would advisé him not to use them atvall, (Thoy. are. un-of-the-mines they could:
[1854]all be duplicated: sith eage from. agericies). : a
[1856]21 told: iungovi that urs, Poland, “at Cla Graphics (et whoa he tenes) - a oe
[1857]: -arrangenent Fath, Roy yoni he supplies + theat
[1859]: And ‘that she. had »
[1861]relations with | Tame Lite, ; “
[1862]at, “Shubta collaborator ‘pots poriifissicn to use ‘photos
[1863]tii bea book being. prepared for the -
[1865]the Government is involved.
[1867]n
[1869]J4-00000
[1871]alt yom motion that 549 rd abe te otf I, a Pictorial Bho
[1872]* etek: phevon St oatsaia ani i
[1875]14.00060
[1877]Bi ly |
[1878]‘mke ‘him b
[1879]mearly as. Gui
[1880]what remains: ‘to be done,
[1881]a: If my. collaborator
[1883]Dear Bilis
[1885]‘This te
[1889]because our mut
[1891]an a will. give you all the Sone. Suffice it to say. .
[1894]Gam ‘on, nis “aecieions Impossible. to get” anybody...
[1895]Sfied. Our: friend ete fil sts
[1897]December 14, 1950
[1899]. \
[1900]j-sta brief. note to give you the latest
[1901]front. I won't. fill you in on the details
[1902]ual friend. will. be in Wish ington - éarly next
[1904]f. p. layoub. men on
[1906]dn the subject ‘a: i.
[1907]its I hope Sething: “happ ans to
[1909]u-in on thar
[1910]7 ete. xtarx 0! one thing: you
[1911]vith . the. Broject and a a
[1913]to visit New ‘York :one. of. these. “aye? I¢
[1914]vd ‘a 6 to chew. the
[1918]hie
[1920]Peed Phat og ence ttm to ot we
[1922]Boer, -
[1924]“alee Ted Beseteet an tanec
[1928]HEE oredr HR NY A cos RANGER onset) ac are aoe
[1930]4
[1932]: SEGRE
[1933]. ; ; tev. 17,1950
[1934]JENSEN PHONED, Fae EY. , 10 aon, res . —_ ae
[1936]Re will phone: Shab nows. Forheps hex can lunch togethers
[1938]Jos says would’ be better, then outers, “prsbably) night doth bodk
[1940]in the US, with Swen to have the ° foretgn r ri; ghts. Wi) tell Lyle about
[1941]that this veckends OT ag.
[1942]Munson caries. to. tigshtgtion “this afternoon or * sien: nee T will give
[1944]. him the X COUNT ‘Pletares-4 this. We nd,
[1947]14-0000
[1949]; Letter fpga Shub to Sins, Tove 13, '50
[1950]os - 4. filed in-folder "ci22, TS GHoTege . oo.
[1952]i
[1953]t 7 .
[1956]pee 0 EE .
[1958]14-0000
[1960]Oo ae _ &Phe _ 1n39 R St Sy
[1961]-f an Nov. 13, 1950
[1963]Dear Boris, _
[1964]cany: thanks for your excellent lettar of the. » 3th, shieh I got -
[1966]: this renting, and, allt the good: ners: about. the chekee",, wich BM pe
[1967]to.
[1969]Meannhite why not go “ahoad ¢ on. an estinate of say 150 PP
[1971]great: relp.
[1973]at earlicst thereetter.
[1975]rn Wee Bee, .
[1976]af Joly: 1.) Sope he can see you by Tuesday. or
[1978]God about, "Lenin? too.
[1980]and ‘the 9 Navyl
[1984]14-00000 _ ee Loe ' a
[1986]7 . . . - so nN
[1987]- id -
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[1989]~ - = ‘ 1
[1994]TRANSMITTAL J IP
[1996]. i :
[1998]. a .
[1999]i .
[2002], “t
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[2004]: .
[2006]. ~ - 1 so
[2007]- . ao .
[2011]14-0000
[2013]__f géteila, and. that,
[2015]. i cueried: Bay about how to- send, your let
[2017]SegRel | (9 Hows 1950
[2019]ver to Sub, snd ho |
[2021]“one Be: That eur are not supjosed to know |
[2023]fallin; thi C80 san, there, te cody meant of
[2027]14-0000
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[2033]| . . “1b98 Sad Ste, Be We
[2034]: . : . 7 ; : Rov. % 1930 ry :
[2036]tone Bart,
[2037]. Ho ee vay can te bv ite chad
[2039]work faa! h
[2041]soy =. - "0 ti tS (2
[2042]oe tea pated i ny exit ane Aik $4 Xb 7
[2045]14-0000
[2049]14-0000
[2051]. ‘ mn, —_ : , ‘
[2053]ea a i seine - I New, Miso. . og
[2054]t are very anxious to mnve the fron a rhoto-book finished 33 fastas posable, - : oF
[2055]Kindle d 23 you alor can do it, this cook will ve one of the: vost pater oon : . oo
[2056]I ethective snots wy nsanltivedant, anes = t ~
[2057]- that you are | nor F engages oul tine on Ss Fy -y
[2059]“Let me enpiasize th ne "pp ost « Lenthes jase we ies re for
[2061]/ Againy 2
[2062]cote sat peer utrocizosmocbi ins entities it will lave
[2064]“your om brildant ssoebianor informed and 3 cisive touch: tihen vemsleted., we te
[2066]a OPC. Ian “up tal}
[2069]erty has, SECNET
[2071]toad.
[2073]| hive we be Skate
[2076]14-0000
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[2086]oat
[2088]t
[2089]Pte yas
[2091]14-0000
[2093]6 tov. 2950
[2095]TO SDB
[2097]via 1:Y,00, hand-carr jod; who tan keer this ond xy later
[2099]Jetiers for Simb to consult fren time to tine. cote
[2101]if noceussarye
[2102]He can transit parioec rerorts of yrocresa
[2106]"Doar Bote,
[2108]ahd goers, carcopt. for- United interned gireutstions 7
[2110]TH t leaves it, as I {nafine. you ¢ gathered st duneh the other “day
[2112]Lomita} isDY tint you should wark on it only dari
[2114]t i turn\ Reaves the, ‘quostion of the. "current otatue, of ‘the:
[2116]of the ‘stelia iota : - :
[2118]‘aecurity ‘angles ‘3
[2119]Mubs. : “eormlote: the *"Stalin” } E
[2120]hos beat patied cround, fron Gh ston
[2122]corns cy) , 7
[2125]project ae have cre’ or both
[2126]7 , which - I. have the Tull file,
[2128]ing ‘wackends cand other
[2130]Bont.
[2134]Fi
[2137]14-0000
[2139], ot “to 1st, end tliere ip or was A cont Lene’, Wath “yanjuards” oo. ce
[2140]First, 1 was inotructed to, draw up 2 Freject to & suak: Aize David | ; . 4
[2141]Stub to complete ‘the biography. Leter I was told tht Loris he ‘d boon’ >: vee!
[2142]cakiucehtne Ww sonyleta +t nintel fe’ a _ : as
[2144])
[2146]“yent to Wt, when iu
[2148]a foes anys ago, told co he was under the tnpreesion’ ‘that: you
[2150]Bub you haventbe:
[2152]. st,
[2153]had yoried out ¢ 2Pranpowents with Serig jn re the pioprarnye
[2154]Neither koe Kolloy, nor kranere « and BELL wonlend’ (te 2h LoT referved =
[2155]2 imovt of no one ela in OG fran whoa Shuy should  rece~ iving 2 irecbivese . : _ -
[2156]. therefore, ut! ‘talee tiric to got it cleared up, om a paper, what Co . . owe
[2157]. as the statup ‘of rub re a cy L118 re netadanns sf Te ; a |: ae - .
[2158]On the other ‘hand, we ere Snot lear what ‘da. Co, .
[2160]ot tho - blographyy “Q) do yos ‘hava any writtea: aiructives,:
[2162]pour, LOTR e current cunigations: nee
[2164]. the curreat status
[2166]on U8. “about it, nd @. “what ‘are our and
[2168]r ¢ cotipieting 12 mo
[2170]ist “if you cousate™ the: _poanonbook exe,
[2172]are your obLigstions to Vanguard such: that yuu “youll have, eecuntly aurtioulty
[2173]ring. tno months .
[2175]in explaining %o- “them whys, ‘end on whos behalf, you: wero delay
[2176]work on the @ biogtichy?
[2178](nore, or less) to finish it,, before: rosuting,, Lo, :
[2179]dead: with-- ms
[2180]be soe -gungectanattedy-———- weet be et
[2182]“ “sa Japortant icitieh
[2184]v pe
[2185], re Sites. the Photo-book andthe biography: ‘have. t
[2189]: os suppose tnetie is a ‘pare “pos
[2190]units | "gouiaborsting with your fc ther on tho ‘biography’.
[2192]on tho photo-book:
[2194]airing office” hours, ¥
[2195]Bat that doos not’ acer a his
[2197]soporte and Vanguard would be wanting to know
[2200]: soventags & é ad: i moskends Py aérarigenonts ‘Yio are a
[2202]called on gor’ weekly Progress R
[2204]ZI ns. to corplete: it. ‘ : sotes. c
[2205]“ae contrac : ith Vanguerdy say, thy. © calling for. ‘a , boa
[2207]sould the conyridit be in your nie, a both? think it would: b
[2209]_ 7 SeGRT
[2211]14-0000
[2213]3iaplest to have the gota copyr.cht in your: nane alone (ie could . a :
[2215]assign his: :share ‘to ‘you), so thst. any arrangenents for forvign blics tion . : : ;
[2216]could be nade with, tha minimcun delay over the legal and Security, aspectes 7
[2217]FO o If I. 60h, at Hight, as of ‘July 2 you had aboxt 100 poses in protty
[2219]é : ghor draft, plus chapters 1 &v
[2221]‘mich finished for,’ :
[2222], the typescript ¢ of widen wes circulated | hore (and whieh I mailed pack! to va . Oo a :
[2224]. oct. Bde An;WaTy, you thought there 2 odd have been ah _absolste, ainiin
[2226]“ig yo ners ‘working ‘on, it ’
[2228]ini ‘of 3 ‘and maxicmn “ot ibe avout the right eotinate? i fe _
[2230](It! so mich betier,. and better reciting, than ‘the destechor it og
[2234]ought | te cone out. as soon as possible. - Ineidentelly, he ve Jos considered". i
[2236]Do that the ontlanticn, or “larperts “night print chapters of it,’ ‘
[2238]chapters iv & Vv are corteinly. highly * néaiiblos) ¢
[2239]sta sehobocbosk wnat toe do. yu, sstinate at: vould tae i
[2241]to do a a moti-nek worth doing! ‘(Say betwogn 100 and 0. ; - ‘
[2243]2
[2245]es | of a kanth, and ‘mich more -
[2247]3 oF. 3. noite in. potoal Ry wouldn't you? : :
[2249]) photos, and you have sano alt tie, _— oe 4
[2251]3
[2253]r sptio paterisl in your 2 Set ‘or’ on. your desk, 0 ‘Perhaps: with @ coop
[2255]geacies, 2 or 3 ronths fa 3
[2260]14-0000
[2262]. . . -
[2263]* .
[2265]’ * Please give all: these details in writing, So we can make a + ot , Z . ‘
[2267]decisicn ,- You could leave your carcon with 2Y/o for ssfe-keeping,
[2268]and arrange with then to consult it trex when and if necessary.
[2270]es sterilfied letters, about details of vork-in-progreds, we can.
[2273]14-0000
[2275]- eo oe ‘ cost
[2276]~ SOC - oe L
[2277]7 . -Es,. a! _ fee -
[2278]q
[2279]\ f
[2280]- .-
[2281]n . ‘ .
[2282]r. -
[2283]i -
[2284]- : Py
[2286]‘Gn ; “the pare) ‘When will.
[2287]“the. oe oak be finished? I also want ;
[2288]:you to devise a system: oshereby we ‘can’ - we
[2289]check: Shub's progress.” Lastly, we could _ : . BY
[2290]- never allow'a letter like. this one tog wi oY
[2291]- through thé: ‘mails. In the “wrong hans». it tea dee
[2293]would: be TNT. :
[2296]14-0000
[2299]me Be DRT -
[2300]; . ; 7 Kov, 1950
[2301]To SIL a t > ae . ot
[2302]o SILB _ YY [00 O5B> > . . . 4
[2303]c/o San, wc fn this and subsequent letcers - €
[2304]lee ra in ifs safe, filed under HAWLEY, for Stub to » oe
[2305]wee . ; nsult froin tine to time, if necessary. { A :
[2306]. ;  Steriliged letters, dealing with cetcils of yy -
[2308]his work, IT can exchange with hin direct,
[2310]marie pay Oo
[2312]a “Dear Boris,
[2314]‘Re tthe. Choice" ,
[2315]“Nothing in ‘the
[2316]affairs, —I've! seen nothing 1 fwither in the "Post", ‘XKa singe the eatin in
[2318]I ave a ‘conplete file, "The Choice", here, with all the reviews, etc.
[2320]|
[2321]! 1
[2322]a eS | oO ot the ed I. gent yous “wil, send you anything Ls sea.- 7 ma ce.
[2323]| in nite ; I vent, fully. into ‘the question of ordering copies, and it is clear
[2325]“that it ds not, policy anyaner to protiite the’ distribution of it. (or for thot °
[2327]tier, oie clearly, ‘any other bets. After ou, ‘if the head man hinsole ve
[2328]uh | : _ : charter that woul authorize him to o pronte dt in his efficial capecityy an
[2330]tha contrary. Nothtig. anywhere seeist 3 you persenally or ‘the book. Atts | dust
[2332]14-0000
[2334]; inybody about the publisher who was nentdoned at lunche [sven wi “It ‘could
[2336]+9.
[2338]Re nstalin" blosramy 4 and/or Stalin photo—book +
[2339]That leaves the + sweeten whether you are guprosed to be working on
[2341]completion of: the sstalint biography or on the Stelin photo-book, er on
[2343]- both. shat is your. own preference?
[2345](2). oo .
[2346]Oa the ore hand, [Soe is anxious to got t the photo-bes k done, and -
[2348](2) the friend who: R28 rentioned to you: at iuneh the other day Z vsinson_/ .
[2350]is interested a at, and. (3) we have already nade | a " beginning’ on ity: and,
[2352]perhaps: nest ‘important, @) it. could be , cogated | in ‘less tine thin. ‘would we
[2354]required ‘to ‘completa. the viograthy. Sa Be. on oe a _
[2356]" Cinetdentaliy, jplease: be partionerly ‘careful. net’ to ‘say “anything te
[2358]raise a really first-class stirke £ tznson thinks other publishers. noua.
[2360]raise hell if. they found out. the Government had, gone into competition wth
[2361]thoa/e Very ingtnt). a - oe ae -
[2363]Gn the other andy, “whet axe, “your and your “tather's current obli abions
[2365]xx “to Vanguard, in ¥9 the ‘stalin diograrhiyy and would you nar it roulty in
[2367]explaining ‘to Vanguard any and on yihose behalf you: were tokins trio months (nore.
[2369]; or less) to do thie, photo-bodk befora ‘resuning work on ‘the viogranty? if Sy
[2371]. that might be. an gunent for. coanietine the biogiaptyr dbet :
[2373]the corgright k wautd be in your name, or in your father's sas? 1 think
[2375]+ SECRET
[2377]wins
[2380]14-0000
[2382]- a
[2383]a . 3
[2384]_ ; ' * 4 oe ; t
[2385]: 2 4b would be simplest to have -ekert in yours alone froa the start ‘(or he ‘ oe
[2386]n . could assign his to yous go that arrengenonts for: foreign publication ;
[2387]\ - : ZL pophape—by Seon . / could be made with the ainkauy delay Perse} cyor the
[2388]“Yegal and security aopactse ; . . a, Po .
[2390]“If T got. it right, 28, ‘of uly “gist you had about | 100 pages in pretty
[2392]mach ‘finished form, about. 70-£0 paces in rougher ‘raft, plas ‘chapters we vo
[2394]the. typescript: of: white nas. edraulated:  noited back, to you cele.
[2396]henge there: itd have ‘been on Absolute, sania of et
[2398]ae a os Oct. De dares | ge
[2400]“yorking: cn it « enssteny ‘ad a ‘indi of 3 and rexiain of 8%
[2401]so mach bettar readirig, then the
[2403]I think we ought to get ib out Bs sOCn as: ‘possiblee Incidentally, * oo,
[2405]nitzantie™” or nitarpor''s® might, print chapters of
[2406]padatle)e. ms en, _
[2408]Po > about ight? (tts so meh votter, and
[2409]Deutscher,
[2411]- have you “considered that, the "
[2413]“ab ia advance}. Chapters. iv & “WV are cortainly raighay 1 re
[2415]that iiné-do y ov estiniate it would take you, wnole-tine, . ta do a.
[2417]wee ne showld! ‘phink_.
[2419]Bt stoitook worth doit? (ay petiveeh "100 - and. 200
[2421]and much nore like! oe 3 roniths in actual
[2423]oe roytnd gone in the
[2424]Hive eer
[2425]the 1,0C0- photos of.
[2426]occupied *ene-f fused.”
[2428]an, absolute 1 mint Sem vet a rent,
[2430]ae ‘poon: keeping’ 2 ra
[2433]14-0000
[2435]7 . : ' .
[2436]Lo . ~_—.
[2438]‘I hovéearit cen, you exre of Littauer, whon we: have asked to xsep ~
[2439]: “og file for you, of ‘ttors of ens gort sand you. cound dopostt carbons -
[2440]; ve af your rorties if nece: Ser with hua windeli you could conault » nhen and if. ;
[2442]pmoerens, ? we
[2444]; about , gatails. of f vork-ie n
[2445]t lunehy seit bo an De i
[2447]re fF and who wast gontionsd a
[2448]wok or oe But “please pe
[2450]“Gott explain vahy” thotte Anportants ee
[2452]‘and see ‘you in a
[2454]aarticaing. hin to anyone.
[2456],
[2458]‘Best sean,
[2465]14-0000
[2467][- TRANSHITTAL Cy 5
[2469]__b Moy. 50
[2470], CATE ;
[2472]AAD
[2474]14-0000
[2476]= . ° ° . a a
[2478]° Ps. my .
[2479]| 6 ov. 1950.
[2481]v Mr, : |
[2483]wu :
[2484]‘Ret “poris Steb '
[2485]. _ '
[2487]aa far as 5 he inom, ‘ghib :
[2489]“). Bill Rowland. says ‘that,
[2491]“4s not under the catrection of anyone, axeopt, csr. vats,
[2493]“Vasant
[2495]ee match NE Te A eS ee a
[2497]™ om. *
[2498]a oe Zteve 150 a —
[2499]aang Fu CqST UCI, 73 ee or . . 2
[2500]cover ghost cf date 3 Cet. "50, roa I/fis: a
[2502]FA WSS wrote on.
[2503]ngF /TH/Sins world line to see caterial Sgn 53 this, and if possible
[2505]~ would ike to have a ‘copy of “LIURSS en Construction”. ¥ Ie, 44,
[2507]- The Latter is the handione7y got out, pric
[2508]‘dealing with the && ‘Oty. bday of. Stalin. A . dot” of: oe to, 5
[2510]a: of Stalin nith. Leas et oh thes house utero I he ‘was
[2512]ted ain “oscow,
[2514]na, Bur) issue,
[2516]__saosts zed paidtiag
[2518]“ ‘born, ds activ’ fa. 1905, in
[2520]ve ed Live withoit at, bonover)« : .
[2521]=: Te bans “wore , shipped te the Sov ‘Legation rea Hwang’ it may be. pS ee “
[2522]- possible’ to. got siniler publications jn the future. Request interest be a en
[2523]indiected.: SP/TS aloo. cxpresaed interest. ; — .
[2524], pene ris te pated to 050 by 17% ‘Nove - 0 eee ve
[2525]. Loe . '
[2526]Th. ‘other atti inet is: vole mag. SoHE UCR”, M5, July-'50. oo ne t
[2528]secretes
[2531]14-0000
[2533]t the .
[2534]pst pened Stab oad eet ia to got tn tonsa wath yeu at - .
[2535]a soniere a } BeBe Thrrsday, in re haying loach with yous - . a .
[2537]© a) mh re toate a St S200 Se: .
[2542]14-0000
[2544]" prose or Saez
[2545]fore Ug” ig a wipesaseag, deepiz pondered”
[2546]discussion. st whats pusg on ‘a the world and
[2547]¥ sot Des Passa. Our main
[2549]2 gat towns ard seas
[2550]acd beaches that may
[2551]caterest you, for per--
[2552]-soral reasons, far.
[2553]., mere than they can
[2554]interest _many
[2556]magnificent: “and.
[2557]“prossbt: ty become’
[2559]keep a cyaneeace:
[2560]dreds of black andy
[2563]of meaculie Sar
[2565]riso’e troops, “at
[2567]the Are de Trompbe coy wee wont by
[2569]member. There are poccures ef Japanese suwide
[2570]- avr ea American
[2572]ships hae store bet
[2573]explaining how cosrniete
[2575]‘enemy long betere tne Eau
[2576]Hiroshima.
[2578]i Rooks OF Th e Times — | '
[2580]an ” By CHARLES POORE
[2582]- Jersey shore. “You: can. alsa "tore Chureniil's
[2584]Tee
[2586]One of the moat dramstic Pictures in the book
[2588]shows haif a page at a ivy
[2590]velt, om AUB 2. - The letier ‘begins: “sir?
[2591]Some recent work by E. Fermi ang L. Sutard,
[2592]which has been commun
[2596]ion to many other Pictures: particularly |
[2597]those of ihe black days after Pearl Harbor. The.
[2598]book's Yast shot shows @ combat veteran who
[2599]might be in Korea today. The final text by Mr.
[2600]Dos Passos is: “The Pacific phase-of the secord].
[2601]of ‘the world wars.of the bloody twentieth ce.
[2602]tury “had ended, but its ending brought.no pes
[2603]a 3 pe own new book: : “The Prospect Before
[2605]tures. complete with Kecklers:. and |
[2606]of penetratingty troystesome ques-
[2607]a e‘light- heavyweight” bouts with.
[2608]the leadihg problems of the wirld What shall .
[2609]we. do, about
[2611]the Insti+ captions. lof democracy
[2612]in 'a world where. security is. in
[2613]% .
[2615]_& bdreery and uncoastrained ‘ffawering. of. Mr.
[2617]Rapids, Jowa. he drops inta ‘a coffee ahop ‘and
[2619]ints, unat “Bob Garst was sitting in his ace
[2621]of getting aeed. com detasseled.*—
[2622]ing: fellow-saye: “A cyrious thing
[2623]a2 * © tne only hurtory that has re
[2624]Amin nur minds * * ¢ is that cantiayt colonial
[2625]co of the aged viceroy and the a@ireas La
[2626]Porrtenon.”
[2628]Tyat “candieht™ romance, asa mattered fact,
[2629]Red much far-reach.ng influences that venta
[2630]stig let 19 tne brosdenung Of the Pubtzeg Priva
[2631]& decoretion carid gr 14.
[2632]vel abaut Le Perritheu,
[2634]customed corner Jaughing ke he’ “\i tit, about -
[2636]SE piaist cartels and Communist jf ©
[2638]1
[2640]14-0000
[2642]ey.
[2644]» Fos FoootbAlaty | that; “Sven  jublicetia l
[2645]e "Stalin" PHOTOHBBO,, seitially an the ws.
[2649]e
[2650].
[2651]‘ Aen at ~
[2654]A -
[2655]f
[2658]14-0000
[2660]book ' is one 7
[2662]Phe ‘first printing of this "monumental
[2663]halt ‘million ‘copies; “the size: 10° x 14°; the weight,”
[2665]aiienned 6 Ibs. Each copy © omes in its individer?:
[2666]y deluxe edition’ $12. At. val,
[2668]. searton: Price’ $50. a. Sor
[2669]* pookstores..:: ea TRS _Snaow: ano. SCHUSTEE,.; mE
[2671]oak bate
[2674]14-0000
[2678]ar
[2680]ay pug, aes
[2684]Pp
[2686]pe “I
[2687]Pgmbas, © een STE
[2689]i aleg of ee
[2692]14-0000
[2694]; SECS. ; Os ,
[2700]satirics} anti Comramist -eaptiens for publication in Franoo, It fo being
[2702]_ dovaloyed with $b contatanco af Clarence fe Parnes, author of the best
[2704]oolling often Sxest Zoo" and other photo-bookare teontyono- capetensd photon fester ss
[2706]vere toon eunctttod to a Frouch pubiiaborebe has dntientod wilisngsoee te
[2707]- quatmctatin Guba, These photos ‘have oem, recalled, o> that ¢ fine), mloo-
[2708]~ gti my te node fron nang then abd $9 firtar photon mak CSPPLNAL IT
[2709]parma; If the Frenchoditton 10 sucessful, ett editions in other arcag
[2710]é yo dina w pattie tet
[2711]000 hia boon a
[2713]1g $600. cenigited to. astay adil an addttiendl :$40;¢
[2715]© an for png estat Ys be / farliest publishing date 6 .
[2716]iro editions An other
[2718]yoar,,and. At a
[2720]lo. ggoheng Latest estimted at Jon, 1, 1951,/. If there é
[2722]“peer bein A pir ert an oe lee.
[2724] erctee, tata prodeot obit Ye oothve for caro than oe an - al.
[2726]mr od.
[2730]tees
[2732]Dome erg te ni ee ge erthte
[2734]14-0000
[2736]a : - - ogeDREL Sot
[2737]yo tavactat CETL ren 20 Kk paOpot .
[2738]: oe : my
[2740]Tis pooh, sich IR bn. 6.ab-seedet, ReUEy, hss sotto
[2741]formally drafted, but io being:devolopad. mo project ts to propre and
[2742]“ltd tn tho U3, 2 book af photon and tart cn the ear-ar of Stalin, with
[2743]“tho wert fy st fo i A ee
[2745]dtl i AR we on the Day ware shen FO, FY
[2747]ss ein entrar to ne eid, ct 0) sas 150 ;
[2751]Headley"s agenta to pay ths agenssoo, for’
[2752]te for bot oarvdaha tb teats J
[2754]At
[2756]14-0000
[2758]por quinrnix ROTC)
[2760]Paes jis the bid Listed ss °85 (lo nc)»
[2762]‘ ho for oo Tinea, this is not, ana probably newer rll Bay’
[2764]" eoohnidally & Frojeste .
[2765]a en me
[2767]aeeninerenl
[2768]woe ne ogra of $8
[2771]14-0000
[2773]eee ne ar ee
[2775]“shah (univ with HayehEice) th WD contgn to hy =
[2777]7 gring to Lek ot tho #400 §
[2779]For Ds arson, for os _ " , ;
[2780]. ; '5 Op. "50
[2782]_ QUARTERLY, FROGLISS REPORT |
[2784]” aSPALDI® PHOTO-BOGK PROTECT (te te pomed KLKNOUT)
[2788]on-tho career of Stalin, | - — |
[2789]| Rem formally (eee
[2791]wedtton UP, it will be titled. exKouT, and will wild
[2792]1, yoiring, soly the abzwovel of 1ST.
[2793]Rena
[2795]ee.
[2798]fron CIA Graphica and. fron S a
[2800]SRE ea tne
[2801]psn eh ape oe ees
[2803]ws, HeeiRey 10 nox vorking’on the bask it ip plamed tht, <fter
[2805]tere will bo editions (soee perhaps: eubtined)
[2807]oun in the USep . .
[2809]pct) ae ma .
[2810], x on Ustait aa rospenstble se thin, but. now. nothing cbovt 18, (I 28
[2812]ony ay ihn st 181 knoe sbewt 2B
[2814]_ a : . ; e
[2819]14-0000
[2821]. 6 dat. 1950
[2822], artists, beh of Sane otes, ho bave beat be sd Re . ‘ .
[2823]} “ada S83, er6 aciles, ard/or beoam dtoiluisioned ; \
[2824]‘mei a with the "Soviet experiment". 1
[2825] petelinie Berlin, Migs iy 140, The test Berlin *"Volstlate? .
[2826]: reporte thit the SED has foybtition the works of tho faltoving to eprear am. < ee ns
[2828]| US tire GIDE man enacy of the -coviet Union"
[2829]ye _ gatos PapeRSHEA re rath nett Sua a ey of .
[2830]_ tho Soviet Unicn'
[2831]= : sgn Sy ea ene © Mh Sr na 7
[2832]; "petra HOSCAITINI s *rcotiless,:’ ith Tester tendencies" cy 1
[2833]“Ry My REE vince var 4a Yotorito and unpopilas® _ _ i are
[2834]Staten EOE nett ne a amon of to Omen - :
[2836]. !
[2838]foarte sere
[2840]ch th Ht
[2844]“Fyatyeees2 |]
[2846]14-0000
[2848]Photer of MVD ofticom, of 6 deB, 2950
[2850]Eocter FIRCGOY (8 on the cover af ils booky Duell, Sloan)
[2854]Captions a quote fron his, ous ag (fren tho Jaclot of ta bosk)
[2858]“Tbe Soviet, major and the Aseriean caleasl personified two sarlds, ’
[2860]‘tye worlds botveen which I vas to ohodss,
[2861]“Gea sas ay country thro everyting mas infinitely dear te
[2863]mei bor breadth, her Lnktlése abundente, ber eimle, kindly foil eho cen’
[2864]sing in tints af gorrea aa in Minio of sch, Seoreo of frlontly faces fashsd =
[2865]pana ari pee HE i ese at :
[2867]"ihe iterative uaé on olian Bont hncrden thuso T choc bo a
[2869]_ tou abe chou ab 2a be fone =
[2871]_ TBAT aia inon that J semta g
[2874]14-0000
[2876]€ dob, 1950
[2878]comme ‘quote fron Trotaky!s Latter to Chinidse, 193, describing
[2879]Vantaa "Wide prefecsinoal explaiter of ail the béckeenénese
[2880]: “$a the Rano wen elane moves “(88 memset, He 220)e
[2882]Poenemractrsaan Atay utah a Va be eet bo wed
[2883]"sn cenjuration wth the Stalin qiote on the Scrdinurinsss® of Lanta, ent .
[2884]| tho Lenin quote en the rongmesst of Stilins ‘And times in to ev thes
[2886]i;-~g ' ! ol os.
[2889]14-0000
[2892]6 Cet, 19 yo 4
[2893]“rpiate of pO i
[2894]Lon oe ee!) + BEpekons ce eprops cute fe Bs
[2896]ame wend ePystar Dogs by P. Tutopsttior,
[2898]h “y songtia 7 you hsve: at nee ae" Dartanatteiyy at ood wd bnoer: oar -
[2900]a ‘auton wb et or tint then te abo, ae
[2902]“en
[2905]f
[2906]| . . ee | 6 .0et, 2950
[2907]i : : ne
[2909]ae In 21 Hosa eguraa?
[2910]rama af ak
[2912]<a set bk en
[2914]At gets tase raeiaT Us StL Con te RE LCC Dae cE (eer 7
[2916]La
[2919]14-0000
[2921]cet . |
[2922]_ fom 7 . t
[2923]‘ y a
[2924]f. -
[2925]Letter fron Stub} +
[2927]-
[2929]smn -foslowing your ids a of trying
[2930]a tentative
[2932]oee0n the picture book:
[2934]‘ : ee to got, e working draft done: arse > with a clear story and-
[2936]beter. calling ina cok shorntoras I an going
[2937]_ = -
[2939]arrongiaent of pletures,.
[2941]Pictures ‘thes F L now have: to ao a real Job. . Please i too po ges —
[2943]_ te. need many ‘nore,
[2944]| may hares ass nell as, any picture a
[2946]y
[2947]val
[2952]14-0000
[2956]Repeat “The Wit and. Wiedom 3, . 7
[2957]-+ Franklin _D. Roosevelt.” edited_by | nor °- . 8 :
[2958]: Ho Meyoraohn with the erf-T _ , _
[2959]“ at Apalle-archi, . ; oo,
[2961]H : fo, : - ot. WW Wikkefage.” Beacon’ Press tavued-on|) ; . . é
[2962]/ _ . : tee : .
[2964]TRC Uh a EO TRE ec Sh Sgt aren Eat Pe are an A Lee Pd
[2966]|
[2967]L
[2970]— ~ ¢ , ° or ~ “ . o
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[2977]we
[2979]care)
[2981]Ny
[2984]14-0000
[2986]ao moo,
[2990]“s9 Boris ‘SHUB 28 Sept. 1950 .
[2992]¢ the world situation today, fron the
[2994]a Presets an nets ©
[2995]repeat of tho Krouline it evaluates tho oppartuittiea for
[2996]onlin ‘and hia We oak ane why th Ce
[2998]5 0a Korea:
[2999]9: Faactivition of ‘
[3001]US 2s. oe eerchora of tho ull. to obeek
[3002]“agian s Lona dona ‘of sellin aot the Conrupist satellites
[3003]“Bamaing ‘tine about 22.eimtess:
[3005]| a, .
[3006]se east Unig stn hot Jen en ler
[3008]could reoriso atils fron. ‘thee tele h
[3010]ee tho ond of Iii -1iy and the: tin on
[3012]i
[3015]et a)
[3017]PRE GCSMT EC va TEES
[3020]14-0000
[3022]ae) i . : oy
[3024]25 Sopte 1950
[3026]OT 3 shal. oy
[3027]rr) yoa probably: oaw in yootarday'o- , Y
[3028]STNG & oCHICTE wil ba tho. publishers this fal of “ha Lise of
[3030]n Photos 4" (ote) by Stefan nratt, and of.
[3032]on
[3034]Tins Book Review’, .
[3036]. we sant tn? “qo tarts rn rile Ink i
[3037]‘ . " gentensa ‘or tuo faintly, but only faintly, along the Linea of fib
[3038]i Ee ghoteas oT . Oo .
[3040]te fo emg te tb cn to alan efron 16
[3042]» have ‘a a political paLtoy.,
[3045]14-0000
[3047]. * "goat oo are =:
[3048]. - Bedell Sadth's ‘bodkt, Pe 3
[3050]Pe He got disk today
[3052]Be your WS, Pia in bed- with soce hind of for
[3053]- to take tS Ts to Floyd Uctaflary, Grol of research for Republican Hotth
[3055]Ctoo, uno wl give it to te Sol, Fellers tho wrote tho "How to fisat the,
[3056]Ruseiens® article in the current "colliers"s
[3058]. RLiietan ¢. “ghinston Bost) hos hes the } 28, ok ny rate of the last
[3059]chapter, P Fong hay. tales, his sacty, to ask ber to tell bin it should
[3061]“gat all posalble albie piblicity
[3063]Dantt. worry to. mich’ fexcept- in your capacity 2p a tex-payor, 4008)
[3064]the thousands
[3066]“about the sales, . (ed Dllisten goading {6 necn3.core then the
[3067]. -Feading ths Torkds. in Céliision" tripe,—siich even Churchilh sen't diss
[3069]ledge fron (1 on the | Pact Sal Sellcr liste.
[3070]“Rig, phioto-boolk. Fiaess! Weep auch screeta es I vant, for any. pesetbte
[3072]oo Fits we sos i poeta
[3074]an Re Shame t meses Bee
[3077]_ pays Vale & 860. vurber of his dronings epeared in Lige a yoar or ta
[3079]3g} hed coon theo, but thare 1s no elue to the dete, so yau'd here to
[3081]ark TELS. * .
[3082]Pepogtt s 1 J syd Hak Litter to tall Jenson shout 4t%,. Of courses
[3084]‘Lattaior will mow to what extent you can sound. out tro diffarcnt pebLishers
[3086]simultaneously; should you already: have’ epatoachad chad Doubleday or: enot bar's eo
[3088]Jensen's | stilt ‘peng oa Lee (Leave of absence"). sopnds fine a
[3089]ne. (Pio scales & wae
[3091]‘Tdetmer. wilk Imow ubether ture: Presa) ‘cull could handle: prodoe:
[3092]an well as Loubleday? © ~
[3095]had no‘time to proofread ite.
[3097]: satan won wo etn 3 or hia pestle cutan fe
[3098]Rareuoy & Zdnoviny, fra frontiaplece of Hinder 45 isd
[3100]Think Wak Kore Sdea So worth Mooring 20 ntl Te could pley up
[3101]ido. and thoy pleat’ about, ‘baa. yorker ta poreauss®
[3104]rete crgoe It io. f I
[3106]wes en inkling of what ite0 138, “6tbe
[3107]“orl being stata srize-sioer of
[3109]1g Sepe 0:
[3111]r to cay nothing |
[3113]s A
[3115],
[3117]14-0000
[3119]Cong
[3121]an Tite
[3123]14-0000
[3125]- Excerpts roa murder in ‘taxteo* by: venaral. Leandro a. ‘Sanches galazor, . : :
[3126]a . ‘ at Ser of the Haxican'Police with the collab sofation : : cs ‘
[3127]i _ ony ceckor | ‘Eereerts,1 1350." ;
[3128]é so : . . Q oO.
[3129]. = . Coots 1 _
[3130]= #To chsasa tha victin, carefully yprenare. the blow, satiety. an
[3131]Japlecatite Venyreances then. £9. ‘to- beds e . There ignothine srcever am, _ .. oT
[3132]Stalin -
[3134]held-in the aprine ot wo) aa
[3136]his: notet.ack what way I Learned ‘be
[3137]ea gure of the: triumph:of the. Fourt
[3141]14-0000
[3145]Lore 7 . ®,¢.inta interpretation or Statins: porsenality, @ a a = 7
[3146]“ wi, grant rdsunderstendings batroen americana and the | 92. nes
[3147]re pre neues Ss Potential aly in- the otruge)® for $ frecdomts a : .
[3149]|
[3150]EN :
[3152]i
[3153]i
[3154]! .
[3155]i
[3156]Fl
[3157]i
[3158]-
[3161]14-0000
[3164]: i te S ‘
[3165]15 sents 2950 La
[3166]“dust thinks out, lads caneonmnpnrae et :
[3167]-~ Spevalt ia the provinces"; > “rroteiiet deviationisn* sf yoo Like. Due don't
[3168]let it upset your digsction, oe a,
[3171]_ Pada wild te @ wider A book tay it oy ‘esha ool oper.
[3173]222 ‘thé ror! Jeves a story. ind whe ]
[3174]° Deatacksr said (tte. "TY Timca®, I think): ‘waftar il, ite tha tha’ ‘seuecess irony
[3175]of the 20th Century. fron cobhterta cottgo rat to Uh Hemilin wiore ta Le
[3177]arAagryr a
[3178]. a
[3179]QOUBL
[3181]14-0000
[3183]2
[3185]a
[3187]7 ettag ft Bat rater, 300 ut 1 to 'use: a good doai cb vopetditane oT en
[3188], gsing to tell, yu tho story af beeeee eed here iy “the storyereeeSo that wap 7
[3190]Bee yg eA a sin wee that idih photos of Big Brother nvespeing
[3191]‘pouuots.fran sehoul girls, fortarecd sith poten showing Bg rotor fa 2,
[3194]14-0000
[3196]a + lee
[3198]moh sea hap:y Light,
[3199]tho Uneler wore ticked, aud Orton aot oo, Stilin tn Mstoryts groateck : _
[3200]- Aap-nstes. ‘Say 806 t's not on adjective, : ; qi'a a facts Tlirew: the. ‘book ao -'
[3201]cat tidy Dalia, Nowhere itzoesr. + Arvin: 80s ovorytting ‘hat tt tale
[3205]3
[3206]oI
[3207]ad
[3209]Tg Mage
[3211]“ npver read At, 10d had foresten tty pat aa AP yi eat 1H donb”
[3212]where, ~ OF Gre Teer i an anna, fmt as ot om fen
[3214]REE
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[3220]. eniline), end a qrote frees Pires (ote dottnttely « elo sent, as you sy) ;
[3221]a ee te the effect. that_ho aiantt 3a to Jarre, hia native icnd, tub oouldurt atic
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[3244]is .
[3246]bart
[3248]14-0000
[3250]fee Se dt Living as a olave aicng slaves", hs: “ada Staged, to the. effect ac Pies) oa :
[3251]OO ne a a
[3252]lec fie hod few ciose living yelatéyes, ania plane, and cater Th. | : ' . \
[3253], “Te St, ssa bo duno wittout the Pirogors: * kvcwrhenkes, Zins. But ie . oy
[3254]son, -ghuta yourself tw, your desk ‘and: stent crating Bis an — :
[3255]att Go gitiee to (9) SL: VEAL aud (b) ‘vpia: ee ol
[3257]Ev ‘portman adth. just . photo of Borin, eoven.if ip Jodied io a re
[3258]ee nat at m0: ow it cori Yori ¢ to do gee ~ an aan
[3260]"86 :  peeanly, so nooastary, & tT aly j
[3261]§L boo couldn't do the’ “Job, "Shite Goklnr Zoos ‘ts a0 pages in a, af vhs
[3263]ptght. out af his orm pouty
[3265]14-0000
[3267]~ read At, ant ede ifs
[3268]quotes in ibe Tides
[3270]“ bin ro, ne 9
[3272]bene “bean. Than of “the rigrt-hand oe, ‘a photo of Res
[3274]3B. aot Hida (ond one Anterreter
[3276]“Gentad nexo of in obtierss dust on i008, |
[3278]her Be panmng tw () #
[3280]“tev sunt magenta Sy Tact ek 8
[3281]ye docan't think there are vouo good briaf enscdotal ’
[3282]| pos could hare ola of 0 cnria wf ercnany USS eB
[3284]» sitting. av rese-table, or “whit huve yous and a fen ovatoncss of sti
[3285]SATS man. tolls’ hha hold vatter Sataria on.
[3286]“aeetsth tt oubecriptt eter. LORI, nity Fi icagt a
[3288]aboitt soterfering with “each ‘otharts apparatanee, gto both verlcag ta ths hs
[3290]Ssioada of Hroaiion" cn ty, et Yalta, ‘et ore pots By
[3292]with qacte rein
[3293]) wore elootal toga fn the oumn Fate
[3296]a Yulta photo showing’ lites otanding.
[3298]yat hon yo otup to tidak shat Hay
[3299]‘that Attie totes.
[3302]giro in, bat I aia") 6 Troze 4s probably
[3306]serclt, otcla, st, wo
[3308]gt inow how toy, persuaded 1 0 uN _
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[3314]14-0000
[3316]et Fo cold have 2. quarter-pam of ception giving cniowsentcnce qhote -
[3318]tro: each of thea Cooata smpeeidden elevoncan" wsee"rnre totelittn than
[3320]v
[3322]any FAth cx*s_,0t0), or a einske” caption to the offect exncdairers of
[3324]"Tne Ti cht that Failed", afier cli, wien. me cade! "neefects” ft my not .be
[3326]enct, tet vhen ty £3 do, comer ar Lotor, St, sslna & protty tells vg patinty
[3327]shi a yoink whieh will havo « multtenational end rested: antral (Silom,
[3328]Ce, ‘Blood Sinton, atede Thaw the book at the: bestanda, Dan ates, xy _
[3330]editions should sota tn ‘the sa, for the. ordinary ‘render “averyurero. won
[3332]"Mutts wy, 26 x may herp on it, T think 4% shod lear towards the too &
[3333]style | at Grisnts foiry. talos, where po don't read voy f  patare "you. mow.
[3335]“the Uncle ia Wicked, or strongly suspect 1b, Therefore the chote of Lett with .
[3336]the quote’ "aso iy doviga, ruse or deoontion®.walé be en, excoUlnt, ritian
[3337]aco, Ofthand 'T'shoui coy WOH ON Tat ARPORD 10 USE, ELIAS BELIEVE THES a
[3338]ya de the mata thane, with Tho more peorle tat thte ae apo thes ab
[3339]| bere tits en RAT pear a eas anety ire thede propagate you're,
[3343]ly 2 oF 3 words eardntchod An sormiere in a e:rton, whore: (end 42) they would,
[3345]inn ae tod .
[3349]-
[3351]14-0000
[3353]‘Rnd ghten the ertect, Bates yeu might shou Bootes 02 the taking over. (mole | aa
[3354]: eoning’ beck). of Latvia andor Est. & idt., end thon add that 4,,sincs 195.
[3355]. the (SSB bas boca expanding at the rate ot 6§ sq. miles (or whctever it-4s) por
[3356]| gay,#(Since 2880, I titnk 4 49 65 oqe m per dey, Gen dig. it up, —apd let im
[3357]we — a tnow’ any other reosirch soa Bieht mnt to Layo dano)« Then + Sutapose it with |
[3359]tars [sat eo “ib i ath tet Gt fH 8
[3360]“ woulitn't elustér things u/s . re
[3361]a Ram, Mime ti ssiien oot fe Ly a Naty
[3363]; oy th a Gt of ieuag the-ntale book 2 Hitler Stalin piraldel ss toms. 5
[3364]" anaivet, Sa no'raapon shy you shouldn't drat the porcttst shorovar you 300 fity
[3365]“AE He hotghtons toe effects a,
[3366]_ Hors ze: fot telling the yhals tary, memes
[3367]igi Zniiien of tie BiG Uo, You? telling the atory of the (dato
[3368]Giele, anid bedvon ‘moss this io ai daportanit.m:episodo* i dt. lard to to-ses:
[3369]- hoa It eculd be aiitted entirely,” And yet vo dasa ith 6 to a probes Tt ta,
[3370]nat ts sort of ‘protien that his bedi Leading sp to think youtyo ype to ;
[3372]: teen en Be too wert of of the tom Tees & te. ‘Wook 32.8 Fam booky and: te Dae
[3374]7 See 3 :
[3375]- point oa your capt, Match dcesatt warty p tee, meh, woes, nay att a
[3376]7 craig ig vcsls uh w ar hk ik we na Rn Fee
[3378]| amare. (BeBey to to pick at ronden.a nedlocte sample: mec vss
[3381]ae . . 4
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[3389]14-0000
[3391]4
[3393]| . eet) ea rweity, 6 plate pote, after fast.) Afr all, vor
[3394]| _ alone oma peint pigtures, : sei ovcle contin, ant as yosr tanks ais 42 to oo
[3395]evcin. sn captions) ferpmsd, thato's no ned to crécp your otyls with a self , 7
[3396]_ aon rotrtton Yang tw of ns T should think the-test would bes _
[3397]Yo tne redor ta t,stopivosiog 46 1a the alate, the copien, homver tray ee oY
[3399]Gal fs Xs te 1 aa foe ta ‘gu wilh to; fet do cleus, & Af the
[3400]renter tp elreniy griggod to tin pint af Moturing to Maret alt theso coor
[3402]ae ; “ed tin tte a he Sa ely te Morcha of Weetny a Se
[3403]12,000 Cattalis ctcgy the have tam Seca in Concho aii? 3548+
[3405]we Goeto, ewig jos late Ino furo-itornh tarp hn old station of
[3406]i geveral, eillion dying of farins.
[3407]Hon ADE, 10 «pote, on to 18 ertiny nt 14 er
[3409]* you have $0. at loast two things: (a) malo it believable & boliswd, omit
[3410]peRey ,
[3412]a
[3415]14-0000
[3417](0) metgitin tie ecotianal afer, 1 you execood fin (a), if will exterutt=
[3419]ealty halp wits (b). ‘and I shocld think 4% would belp tmard (a) to put fa
[3421]“the points you were dunttoning, Tandy, to mike a flat, qpict, sober atatenat
[3422]oo. “ta the fonoval affects "it first glace tt pames orsdibility that the rilero
[3424]oe ofa great country would deliteretély jaa tie mesctarvation, of several
[3426]Oe “ fdadans Liana af thote sollooredt | preitisons and potential arms-tosrers S-tosrers. Bit. this 5.”
[3428]_ - exactly wnt they #88, end they aid 4% for $e reepais. @ to oa 0, pal
[3430]fee arah ta « Fk ald ep 15,09,900 slavotabnore st
[3432]. ikea cattle, {tts not ‘tha nightmarish product of sn Orisall!'s imagination, itis
[3434]“a fait, and it 4s, den tor tte folloving ooaly thoaghout wésscnasee<" Tha ce,
[3435]“quota, oftior in iubatasie ary. ‘proforahy, vertstin, fron J chaz dust, Detten oe
[3436]=. 3 share Kravobsnico!s. NEWD .school-nata gives the make: Yessons for
[3437]mpeg ata tan and wng thn dee io grt
[3438]“ protacta ‘for 1/5 ths’ odst in the free market, A werbatin qiote fs by no moms
[3439]cagontiah (Shough Z thine quotation saris <teayo Liven a pag) Ut. Sic a
[3441]eT eS pees 4 :
[3443]rere artiste fmm cemony $1 vinlsol Tuomt, af comes, and 4¢ you cin mlm 7 7
[3446]14-0000
[3448]ne ae ‘usa of 48 and/or its tecniqs, muro pooor to yoir ba) Babey bi a
[3449]satan. Fenty partvzc tha bent Mlok ant stilt Literary effort (Lan't 1)
[3451]“te gato fli tal ot and yet has & good deal of repetition SR Te
[3452]oe Sarry'te go ai at push Lengths ‘tuokity ve peotaan Knockath tras
[3454]Rope there 8 oxo yale. Aa 48, Lat Lat moe snrthing Tom Go 42 APY
[3457]i
[3461]14-0000
[3464]a pie
[3465]7 . 8 Sopte 1950 2
[3466]\ a |
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[3469]“OBR ABUL CO
[3470]Sa ag sgn asm ‘the eerste date, of*
[3472]: above “eoaiy, on thee snug.
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[3487]5
[3492]14-0000
[3494]Letter to. Boris stm. 510 w. noth.
[3496]a ot
[3498]nine toes tooo pe ta eon set lod diooimbdo co
[3501]Laycext asstztsnt should bo offorod only 0 fixed too, Bal doit”
[3503]nat oo pebLsation, Algo exedit Lino as oollitorster 4f yaa YEA
[3505]“po decorisa Ite Gonpals Hanns bo wat woud Ye 4 Fespenshl? £0.
[3507]eLifo®)y Sinai & Sokustere Po. Sole —-
[3509]Dest to Litre
[3511]~- non-matermark paper.
[3513]fren ms of Ate ol Lier Jenn, ch ro some eS
[3515]Erato inh Thun as..
[3517]14-0000
[3519]‘ L = te oe
[3520]4 a te.
[3521]ee . 7
[3522]. _ 7 pete
[3523]< a ae we de :
[3525]bi ee eS
[3527]sos putting ot sty Bt Amy Gane SMA sn od aru Badly :
[3528]Me reogens, Korea (1) |
[3529]so gemma mae re fae,
[3531]Peorplats Police mrob
[3532]ze sete peoplers. TOeh diday, 14% .
[3534]- oth se
[3535], staat arbi Te to Felice in tastearten
[3536]Bae sae | |
[3538]: wane page of ast wus pope, 2 Ie: - a
[3540]ene ee ef froodea” 19. Som eyes 9s
[3541]ae . a pTN geserel vis of Hosea:
[3543]2,5 Seelin. sovepts flowrsa -
[3546]ata,
[3548]fra ruse Kdsg 7th weg.
[3550]_ - 2tqe0 @ ant
[3552]14-0000
[3556]|, Sogo: Unen Phyeileal Catture porode in Syhume Stadion, 0473
[3558]Alana oaletirating
[3559]6 unit
[3561]pin mm . :
[3562]popatng 0 39-2 Tar Wnts MAE, Spay eRe bee ~
[3563], 10, gkther reviewing, German Youth, 193% .. an . . 7 -
[3564]. Sosesliasd | Party Rally, ‘Boclin, 1938) Hitler. \ _ : . . a , :
[3565]ATesdlosood, Pousth.- Rasiteciirovica fark otvhotin ‘of Querds rponenisod unite 1249s, - .
[3568]porading, eases, 5 se
[3569]BD og ohhulov ppilope into fed ‘Oquere, 1945: _ mt
[3571]se cae |
[3572]79+*"acring parado of Noooow Hilitary Garrison, 2949s Yo 8 an y
[3574]i dn Inotitite of Phyadaah Problescy on bo Ao
[3575]a¥ty 19L5 ,
[3577]. 29... bepettos to the Sunrene soriets. g Heroos of the 50s ito re
[3579]Calonal af the Guards A, Poisyshida, Mershel, 0. of
[3580]_ Guards Te Bovaabs i the Erealin Palava, Proms mrpiee S05096
[3581]sn on er SI:
[3583]aroma Partod ve
[3584]BER (AN). pt ve 9- 2
[3586]anti-religious: conqedy coontary~ald relis- ‘orbod om fron -
[3587]» to be pelted for fare sohinerys 7 fo
[3589]4TIes80 asks
[3590]150,4,Stal, Hal, Ki alerting Poot, Ag sag 6 ee Fe
[3591]WW eeeticl & Rib, duge 1§9) (OIC e . , .
[3593]14-0000
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[3596]° oe ~ a ci i.
[3597]; Viscose ef Sts wife Nagyesnia sitions, Moses Hr
[3598]149, Meleder $ sor Boe piatares, NI, efi /ibs sovev0920
[3599]. 25; ;Yeahor, “138 _ 7 - ; . : . re E
[3600]17. 8eroury Rixiforovieh nruglor; 47 - ; . .
[3601] Ubd_pLev Zelcharovich Beiditts, born, 1889, lin of State Contes
[3603]STUN e.g after overhinl at Hosbou:lopety Octs Saat:
[3604]eure service: in Bamin dlotrict,, Bosooup bef.t37
[3606]hee trot. ‘theater, Hossoues” .
[3607]1 y Serr kaye for narket.
[3609](State) Univ. Tabs a
[3611]Aen sted being ‘isteiated to collective foraata. of ‘stra a
[3612]BOO oblast, 19856 we an . Og
[3613]& pened mootiy vy wouaaly Soscow. ‘is . . ,
[3615]any appears fn Boasnn Sette beats Se sn
[3616]Teéenas'a best in young plonsate, miatee’ af chilren!y Cae
[3620]+ be
[3622]14-0000
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[3627]a a oe Pe et
[3629]/ - -7-Sept. 1950
[3631]CIA GRAPHICS! MN@ERS FOR ABOUT 62 FHDNS, CF MUCH STERILIZD DUPLICATES . 7
[3632]"ARE TO BE SENT 70 SHUB SEPT. 8 :
[3634]223,,CTA 36685 Confidential
[3636]226,.Cla 36892 Cont,
[3638]22h, ,ClA 3675 Restre .
[3640]Bestia 36899
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[3643]55 60 e0TA 30002 ©
[3644]6..GIA 36897.
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[3681]. 1. Y36..CTA 25947 Restre Sg
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[3687]14-0000
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[3692]-168,,C1A-F-4010 Secret | oe ; ot \
[3693]"167, CLA-P2,003 Secret fos . ; A
[3694]~79.00CIA 25716 Conte oe .
[3695]Bl60205S 7732. . 7 7 . a an . a S ;
[3696]oa “Bl 50 s0SS eH HTP . . : . mo a a oe . .
[3697]os ° 78400088 TNO93 oo : vos os : , : tn oe .
[3698]. 7s. 0088 F Pictorial ‘Records Divislony ae so, at 7
[3700], Recards: Dive: WB. usp B.9US USSBs 22639...
[3701]| 3.23 Usd pase 25
[3703]eeneorA 28797 Cont. ' Be ee a E
[3704]“F705 CLA 25717 Confs . Coho ue _ : Tt H en . ce . ; ‘
[3705]NEresCIA 26017 Confer a oo
[3707]os - , 66e00ClA 28789, Conf. - . ; : Me : { .
[3708]aha « Beene descripticd  * a a
[3709]on ( weGbeesCIA 28441 Conte (also in:Bedel Suith's book), gh
[3711]88, s,cTA rr
[3712]-. . Restr, Graphics | Doner w.
[3714]~ FhesstLa 27996 Secret”
[3715]a Hae 0K 17361 Resty, . .
[3716]: S-PaLLLI2 Signal corps Photos .
[3718]yo
[3719]i.
[3720]Le ns
[3721]ne!
[3723]14-0000
[3725]. he royalty statements or comes thoreof—
[3726]an i> hea mot recoived royalties.
[3727]-Beadleg
[3729]eagiloyeo. a 4s otther «ota agai or”
[3730]uialard (or-2798) con verity Shine, ;
[3731]; ug 209 i Ao Yo apfoneh
[3733]aw Béndtoy 4a 3 covet, OPC
[3734]8 contrast eeplozory | ie, udder
[3736]bo published tndtdally in the U8. tb te began
[3738]ee) tthe book, to bo
[3739]there ell later be be editions tions in many foreign Languages,”
[3740]iin vpn sat ahve pred wth bolton ota er Lee
[3741]en eer cartuin ate varie”
[3743]‘less the differencd between
[3744]e incens tax including: royulities and
[3746]should subait also a ORY of bia. incom Tax  eotumnie) ‘
[3748]Sar mn. re ? sa Aut . SECRET :
[3752]SN
[3754]the tax 60.4 vcalld have bean ,
[3756]i
[3759]LOO
[3761]14-0000
[3764]-_ - spe 1150.
[3768]cS
[3770]a
[3772]wn cote a
[3774]14-0000
[3776]- . seer an tee “ - - - - - .
[3777]- 7 -
[3778]ae a pin
[3779]: i . ee Soptenber. 2, 1950:
[3780]: Received from Robert i.. Hoadley the sun: ef one hundred (100) -
[3781]* a "dollars in as rort payment for services in procuring photographs tor
[3782]the Stalin pleture book project. _ : _ oe i . -
[3786]wit
[3788]Me oe Lo
[3789]Be STA tN ToT a
[3792]14-0000
[3796]SEghe 0 age, 150
[3798]Garo ‘SHUB. taasn'a file of angotile articles on Stalin (whieh no
[3800]“doosn"t, wont ‘rotugned), and Crankshaw article of 25-6~50 4in Sunday
[3801]. "SY Toes" magazine ! wAGATS TH ASTILE FR LESIN'S Marr", marked
[3802]you can apare it Be Oe Co
[3807]- UN by tebe Ra tte -
[3808]u
[3809]i
[3816]a
[3818]3
[3820]14-0000
[3822]oh
[3824]\ \ Fact op York Tiaes®, Sutay, 3 dm 190s
[3826]“SPICTURS FREES® So the nowést ahingle on Publichore’ Rowy
[3827]hanging fra 270: Pasi avaime, Biltors are Jasaih 5. Thomitiliy dite,
[3828]ferncr manag ttien of “ifr, cot Giver donbeny on lewre of
[3831]ep tee
[3832]i ms by rae vB. am tin aor
[3833]adie ~ Ang 2a Ay 2
[3835]“seed |
[3837]3
[3839]7
[3841]PNET RESIN FL 8 tin IRN eEY Witt?
[3843]14-0000
[3845]. el ee 4
[3846]a a
[3848]PO ae ot | - ee 0 his 1
[3850]+ .
[3852]- eoaitved froa W. Se Sims $109 cash, for “sirvices
[3853]ina shoto-tosk, mies
[3855]ate _ an: , obtaining photogranhs to be “ased
[3856]. . _pevjee SARIS, ater to be charge SPI.
[3858]: beat) Ma Ll, -
[3863]4
[3866]=a oo re
[3868]2a Aas.”
[3869]| oO.
[3871]i i
[3872]4
[3873]ah. t =
[3875]a _ ; |
[3876], 1
[3878]14-0000
[3880]29 tage 150
[3882]“yprnvet & TSO ;
[3883]_ 200. Kadigon Avemm@- ma
[3884]. Seo Rannsth Littansr YN a
[3885]. saul & scans published. "ihe Baby? & vTho Prenchmin® & "Happy Holiday? -
[3886]fe A & OO, : Lato ny ab a : . at
[3888]+ fer 190 oadrese : =
[3890]vat OHI" “book. nt a. not erasy ‘emf, ¥o. want:
[3892]_*STALIN PUBLIC. INTERULEDS AND StaTBENTS. TO. ma PRESS* 93h
[3893]‘Sov Affairs Hotes $35: ce
[3895]ov, Inperialion Poland 1997-18" Sovatt Notes $33 °
[3897]sabia “ght aceair “Thetiett ee oe Fenian wt
[3899]ses UR is
[3902]14-0000 7
[3905]14-0000
[3907]meee 7
[3908]oo 2 migist 1950
[3910]— apuen ox oS - oe *
[3912], (1) Sorin 222 tos WeTC exminedy tie bast, about 6, obtained by : 6
[3913]Sind 4n XY, co 0 ptes wa A ty CLA’ "craphien: ie ecm regesin erticles
[3914]with photes, suppliod hy Jia” ALuawon. : . .
[3916]- (a Sina 46 t6 dd-utaost to cet | Sennen,
[3918]use of f thair photos by Subi ‘eloarsnce, :
[3919]to lit’ (protebly not possibie)s tind /or: y dunlteston: mimo CIA marieings 5
[3921]Ejer Liste of the sources fret witah CIA get, than .
[3922]Poiling thaso, L:'can nal 4 dcooriptive lict of the, CIA photod,
[3924]76 chould hot bo difflailt to dipliacto ht aa
[3925]Ee ee cesses te i - oe
[3927]OU Geog
[3929]<a for neciaun
[3930]‘toe tho
[3932]“sath Yr, Shecpoon ‘end. waliant’ “sbether -
[3933]te oat ee ae, vaioh renio? , ;
[3934]95, heey the purposes: of’ this ‘projoot_{ an Amal photos, with
[3935] gatirical oapticrs, in many longiagoa_/ bo approved in principio and a um
[3936]“” @f£. 840,000 bo aprropria fey tho development, and distribution of
[3937]1 " photob at tho - o SPet :
[3939]ae veer rn hh st ny Em
[3940]| unum Gp vetto'up a no project, 1atoh-/+ pe
[3942]t : ob yorking in NY. Ported of 6 sonth.--
[3943]‘cmb of bisgronty of Stalin, to besin,
[3945]» sehen bald corey
[3946]take royalties for trans: nto he ee pommel i ak Prom
[3948]‘pusmaly Citta, nga. eagles a8 oclpned a bisivile ‘the “Anocmotme pS
[3950]: overt—covort set-up /s Oe a ge
[3952]od under signature “Dorks Stubs,
[3954]| eau Pe.
[3957]14-0000
[3959]_
[3961]| with a-viow to -gubeidieation
[3963](8). Fut sont %
[3964]abridged) in Kestorn hurops. end
[3966]Gt enososaryl a (poaalbl,
[3968]pould bo éxocLlunt if you ean got then to do ite Ack .
[3970]\ : ; IAttauor to shop 4t aro-nd,"
[3971]; : Simo mentioned - Piature Fresy, which. wes dosoribed dn ths be! Thess?
[3973]we ‘of 25 Juno 19301
[3974]Fe FO PICTURE PRESS‘ the iowost shingle an Publishera! Rody |
[3976])_ bain. SULIT 1 Diol would ba lousy, | Youta aot na aavortisings
[3977]icon 2 Somster x .
[3979]“hanging fram 270 Perk Aveme, | Editore are docoyh J Tnerndilm, Ike,
[3981]former mondging editor of © wiife" ‘and-OLiver. Jason, aloave of
[3983]fron ‘the nagoziro, Tho fina. sonoonizata m1 sorious,- inexpensive
[3984]with a nerd interest and now. eiant<* . ;
[3986]-Biatebant, Poste #2
[3990]monster FOPlBay. 3 init ths better.
[3992]a ha tong cpt aS Om NtOT So nau, “end
[3994]‘these Andis ds and éointrias: ‘that hove. ‘been outmansaverd and, taken
[3995]Then “jou ° af mace diatirtba tion, your oomniigaa =
[3996]‘ tind tos oxo ehh yor ths I an talidng-you it, I have told you it".
[3997]; Bins trread mimning through 4%, 6 tarting with Lenin, ‘could bes.
[3998]woes” (oe af Lenin'a faverkto-a nords), plua © comet a
[3999]rust these’ ponte", and (2) * specs?
[4002]14-0000
[4004]sie Shot nt | 7 Spy ze--£0
[4006]‘JOSEPH STALIF-
[4007] ignaast
[4009]“ commaiae the #1957" (ya arouses. eorsaattyy
[4011]cece ~  [)- cuiggesto“he; atid to thet “antes the
[4012]StLia regime will gone & to.an end.in the 1950'a5
[4014]; ~ « * 9) carrica the. Amplicatten(?)s conn ‘ths: Co
[4020]14-0000
[4022]the weird phote of -
[4023]LeNTH'S Puch STLOSTRD
[4024]OWaR, ‘as BUSSIAR LANDSCAPS
[4026]ean an fen tn bee tee
[4027]toe cot pene
[4030]wore ys Stelin's satesint of 9: apt 1907 a pen
[4032]° ‘te Stasoent “esta te ae tena, ew Sore people are.
[4034]"o Frings
[4036]oe
[4038]Temboty
[4040]RPE eter arte carte - 1 arr aemmrerrmmcmecin arecterene nan Meme
[4042]14-0000
[4044]. _ 7 21-50
[4046], _ <P
[4047]; Page 12 -
[4048]. a
[4049]oe photo of Lee _
[4051]| 4 just ay ordinary Photos : a . . .
[4053]fe a ; seated at his desk, or 7 a 7 \ *.
[4054]7 " 4n any insctive pose. ; ; _ -
[4056]a ; te mmo 9g ghlitaraty from the eonsoloamness af woo
[4057]Bo aa we ete, ~ Sovdet ehtisense 20 2 are ae
[4059]able revive A8s, © = ot seep anlgg te oc
[4060]ia, of course, with Lenin's Testaments * ‘tind a
[4062]- ae fae - gee ~ mS = eneeen o ~ es - ae
[4063]oa - ee - wee ee eee
[4065]14-0000
[4067]_ Page #2
[4069]phato- of
[4071]- PLESHASOV
[4072](wo haven't gots can ‘de -
[4073]obtained)
[4075]Pe aI PS LITRE APES LL ME
[4076]n
[4083]14-0000
[4086]: “Fy
[4087]. pinto of most
[4088]7 ee (we haven't3 can be got) oO so :
[4089]ee eee ~ eet : co. . . ‘ . . . f
[4091]tia 4a tie Saland fortreog off Petrograd, : .
[4093]caption yo te ths effects
[4094]erecedonle-creny marched ogstast, oT . :
[4096]co a . "pane te aero
[4097]july | 19175 stomed ‘the Winter Palace. in Roveaber. oe -
[4099]er Oe _ wes | ‘mthe war fut five. 7 yard, bat I cannot ~
[4101]PP an, ‘pesieaber sash. a-alanghver. : Ie Was: not a battles itwas ot SnfePnoee
[4102]conte % sallora, Féaght 3 wild | beasites under :
[4104]to Le ee Be aan the pouse wag oaptired
[4106][ tha ‘St Bofttained tho or thres racldiers Uf a
[4108]Paremed nalf—deell, bat thay enat
[4109]o.1 “Ala uo shoot 88 7
[4111]ayy 2 ental, bile gn dtem of Moontimidty” be leg
[4112]» further” See ~ a ot ]
[4113]Rotes the Ebdve = woes eY mb ry Lengthy captians but a-vintld efo, |
[4115]ote (prasuiiab ) 4 existence ‘
[4117]and nacessary, Because @ thera ie no pe
[4118]‘of the setual revolts “and the fact > occurred should ba driven imme.
[4121]14-0000
[4123]a a 7 af TAKING. FOR aPEMSTDG Gi JONDAY: 7 , . nop-labelle
[4124]. 7 _ wo, Soviet rdlitariamsssssesreesell
[4125]Set a - Hazismssoces ooe0l0 "2 very big
[4126]; OO +. Personalities. oo 2 Sy
[4127]a | Soviet Gormanyeeseees 3
[4129]2 : . . Stalin lonOsceeseses 5
[4131]. . = a . Boy Se “Stalin's imer cirélesess &-
[4132]ca : i a 9
[4134]_.,.. Belighens sees Bo ce
[4136]an “tor StaLin-& Churchill ss» oa Se
[4138]Children: war or poace?esses 7 core oe ee
[4140]Big brpther.
[4142]once - - 0 - : -
[4145]14-0000
[4149]Leane oe
[4151]on TOE.
[4153]14-0000
[4155]oO . 28 Ange 1950
[4156]DORIS . |
[4157]vrs, Polmd is going to gt tho 62 duplicates made juct
[4158]te ee - | ant can om eas sD EET
[4159]Iociaaoataly, "vg the 68 piistas far which yoa got the agcnaion! ‘
[4160]; saan af suxt {150 thts soraag, ob saya apmcion Lilo thee of _
[4161]woe . Ne
[4162]- . Yo. sec gt aot fora daar ten far our om FITsto ty TL oN
[4165]“tho uss) fea. far use far alication 19.56 oF
[4168]paid for the -
[4170]a re
[4172]paul Breiteceiser is charging the g1so-cdd temporarily es
[4174]a ae
[4181]14-0000
[4183]a
[4185]eg cet amienn at
[4188]14-0000
[4190]- nya. THemPson
[4191]- a - om —
[4192]. ; ; 25 August 1950 |
[4193]_ MEMORANDUM FOR RSCORD . . . : : . ~
[4194]/ . SUBJECT? “Conference of, JBUL Stub and Sine, su 7 ré STALIN. Bb moto bOOK. —- . 5 a.
[4195]4, . , mo a
[4196]a) Sone 202 hoes wore exanined$ the best, about 67, obtained by = .
[4197]Stub in NY, the.o mmiahed by CIA Graphics; plus some magazine articles foe ‘ _
[4198]with photos, moppiied. ‘by Jin Williansons ; og
[4200]! (2) Sims is to do utmost to get clearanco: CIA Gra nics ‘for maociomas
[4201]use of their photos by Stud: clearance, "possible, for Shib to take the 5
[4202]photos to HY (probably not possible) 5 and/or duplicates mime CIa- -markings 5 & 7
[4204]rend /or Liste | of the sources fron which CIA gob theme
[4205]. “thes ) descriptive list of ‘the CIA photoss
[4207]: It should: tf be difficult to « Z st of them in NY agencies, and the
[4209]_ Siub-pleturec aro in any cafe © alot the book //s co, a SO .
[4210]sty Not mich discasosds . -
[4211]there. Teirey fine:
[4213]unre’ iportant to set the, we Co .
[4214]pictures would aseet $e _ . Dae
[4216]satdriéal eaptions, in many lang 7 poroved in
[4217]of $40,000 be appropriated ‘for ‘the development: and dis
[4218]ainilar — a tthe. discretion of Chief, SE."
[4220]: mw, let's gat. on with the bao and, if noces séTy, | pmend.
[4221]oe agrURIE or. write’ up a new project, later. ; ;
[4222]SEG bo pa py Stub, working in NY, Period of. 6 months:
[4224]; work: by Stub, aw Seanthor er rthie naebt> sShabzof- Viera: of-Stalipy. to. bf An
[4225]after coupleticn of work dn _e co, a a
[4227]mivate sitizens to. hold copyriph
[4228]Sunt 0 NY romana Pree.
[4230]t basi, :- ‘Piged foo. : ,
[4231]if the took is aa yatahodse
[4233]pe to nodD on Layout, ag
[4235]areere
[4237]14-0000
[4239]poe (8) Publication to be in the US farst, with a view to, gubsidization
[4240]Ss (if necossary ary) of editions ‘(poosthy aoridged) in Western Baropo and
[4242]- : (9) Publisher, JBIII: "Duell would be lousye Youid gat no advertising.
[4243]Simon & Sciuster would be excellent if you can got them to do it. Ask
[4245]Littaner to shop it around.” | _ :
[4246]Sins mentioned Picture Press, which was ‘ts eribed in the "NY times
[4248](08-25 Jue 19507
[4249]Te, "PICTURE PRESS is the newest shingle on Publishers Row,
[4251]” hanging froa 270 Park Avema, Sditor's are.Joseph J. Thorndike, Jre,
[4252]_ former managing ‘editor of aLife’, and. Gliyer Jensen, on leave of absence
[4253]- from tho: ‘magazine. The firm will concentrate on serious, inexpensive
[4254]_ Phote=text ‘books with. a general interest: and news slent.? .
[4256]“agai. Ist what be thinks. about Jensen". eo
[4258]“of book? 7'Smnib: It should be called “Joseph Stslin®
[4259]g mu Ld ad 10ok,- at first. glance,” nod arepagandi stk fa
[4261]. Then, 35-you | ‘ zat it, you seo.
[4262]in. the faces, ‘down to its” present tertiary “phase” » — the. evohition from
[4263]the early revolutionary dream of a- better life for "Russia to the present -
[4264]. monster regina, The lesa captions in it the better. —
[4265]galie: The, main themd should be "here are they now?", —all
[4266]these “individuals and countries that have been outmaneuvered and. taken
[4267]over and Liguidated: ‘by Stalin, |
[4268]: When you are writing for mass distri
[4269]; should bes “WE will-tell you this, Iam telling-you it, I havo told you it®, :
[4270]; Sims fhe thread running ‘through it, starting with Lénin,. could bé:
[4271]. plus: Jus: "Ruthieesnesa® {one of: Lenints favorite words), plus complete ~
[4272]Intolerance ‘of. a) : sont” ‘and. constantly bets Papo
[4274]: sof A poseible. ties, Sagnt be: sftsl.t ‘slave, half ‘free??,
[4275], the qui tation fron Lincoln, which would ‘the jin with the catipatgn. to- expose —
[4276]the USSR as the poe and ‘the US. as the true * npevyolutionary™
[4278]As far as thotos,. ‘and. the sequence ‘in ghich
[4279]ged, should tell the story, GWl's' mr tine, 32~page photobook
[4281]on “Hitler (#1 am not crazy: ‘@nough to wast a relies too mich on captianse
[4282]_ We should. ake a boos that Molotov & Stalin” would equim when they fead it, ©
[4283]. and have. ‘RO answer, toe. . Thea it wid be et for- “publication anyahores"
[4285]on le po es a ‘Shib to move to. WC Septeaber Le
[4287]WSS.
[4289]0. pay five assockates $100.
[4290]ey have, aiready., obtained,
[4291]eatiea “ot the. Books ©
[4293]R
[4295]the- -degensration of the system, _
[4297]bution, your technime
[4299]© paoples, and (2) "Because: .
[4302]a oe 6 hb = 7 |
[4303]7 =e peer
[4305]a ee te 225- 288 al a
[4306]| Bs oe wee gee 6 Rept we ee 4 a a
[4308]ai
[4310]14-0000
[4312]: . . 2) sa ‘2
[4313]7” - ; . ; . . ” egraum
[4315]fereskt Stalt=, mc _ - _ a
[4316]Resto thes ‘Statin mesna TAS, ° .
[4317]_ For pshlication in: to be euttanle for yaniisstion in ary comer.
[4318]. Frenos to start with. _
[4319]Itegn “gos "Tt should be oo good thet Stalin:Mupolf cookda't nrmur i:
[4320]Ceptions to bo ap far as posaile gaimine quotes quotes froa Hers, Lenin, Stalin,’
[4321]" “Moletov, under photés showing cndaniable facts such as the assasainatian of
[4323]> Ppoteky., Nothing phossy. If qe lure a book that no one in the Arenlin can
[4324]; pick baleo im, 48 will be good for publtestion anyehore in the warils’”
[4326]eee, Sit anced not contain & ”
[4328]me
[4330]— _ et “Teens Bs: Tesget 12 Stalin ent
[4331]es L, , Maw East would offend any -Commniis
[4333]AJosezh SteLin®, ophia Bon‘ Tanto “WPeseo'®, | rads ban alk Poato? -
[4334]iat | oghiriy-three Years of Pat’, “ihe, Trojan Dovats, ;
[4335]a “$81 Deatt lot's sorry about the title nae
[4337]7" Yeap BB K x eige there fo 0 vey strilciig contrast biuoc photos ef
[4338]“tue ietlare batons in the 20's ead uurotcuched phttoe of ‘then Bod, «gs
[4339]4a thy official 20-cinute nesonresl af Kay Day 1949 in Red Saas
[4341] -fatetbas #32 It looks (28 duno) a8 tho this new-tecl, and tills frea it,
[4342]: Bee te avedibahles 7? if it's tedinlodlar, . 60 each the rettee we,
[4343]Tuan os pictorial History of Reasia® ty Join stuart. Harting .
[4344]Sw —
[4345]iL |
[4348]14-0000
[4350]Cony xT . s = . . ~ eee er tes
[4351]qa) Photo of Tear & Kaloor togethate
[4352]Bo~zedalloed
[4353]3? these oF8} oe Ley? pacts
[4355]e
[4356](toate ats TS
[4358]- (2) phous ehovtng Dovoststion of tarld Her Te
[4359]. . 4
[4361]Corpses, Tefugeose .
[4362]BS: peotarenly in whet Spent, Peet ; .
[4364]; (3) Photos Lenin (ganinely) ursing Pesto ee oe
[4365]- 7 7 eatta on soapbox, with cross, car 2. banners "Peace" . .
[4367]Us). casso-nps of Lain & bia pis Politburo 4n power.”
[4368]. Inoluding of tat 6 OY enh totes a
[4369]ty ene pass wnt bo OF SN Follows. by? -
[4371]stalin to the-effoet "Ke ord meh
[4373]” eapbtons qutotion f froa 5 s
[4374]eo the organising: sense. of Conrad, Rrotsiys S
[4376]@ foe (td. oe a Ba
[4377]mo tat erin wie le wae!
[4379]4n 12 WY, | distinguishsble from ordinary. Ciraxucnhan
[4380]articls, “the. ‘Battle for Leninta Hantle",. in BYTie3s SAges 25/8/50)».
[4382]“eta an Sn egy oe fe el
[4384]2 tage tin ote fe
[4386]Gaede ‘for BOOk?s °FEND A yar 7 REDE sane. _ ut
[4388]14-0000
[4390]- Statin with Ribbentrop, after signing Past 2999 (ans)e
[4392]«dares _. %°
[4393]nse wast ra telegram from
[4394]capiaits Misthdny SFOS, conanted in Kisody ce
[4400]14-0000
[4402]poe
[4404]as) Soon fru Easoo-Plantch wore a 7 -
[4405]- - So ones ay St Fish nto 2) 2 ste —— .
[4406]SS th hr th er of the econ tn DAN”?
[4408]V
[4410](16) Stalin malos war on bis » native coursing Feb, 1921
[4411]| “prmat any poobd bard to Gao By? we Co \
[4412] “gaptdons cqutte Lenin: “1 ma ontraged by by the airrogence of BO ,
[4414]and the-eonntvance of Stalin ext Daarsidazigts
[4415](Greiphes artiea)e -
[4416]par fotos ns st of Stiinta Uirtiate, oe of TAIL, oo
[4419]penne it anmentmeneetin, a a ee ee ree
[4421]i 1 cn tm tts te gro sao
[4423]a) sn in hp, ps on oe
[4424]enanpions - 0k lee eee tet i - : moet ee et an a -
[4425]“Captions BS “I bew hve eAiitona_ of cabin for tata Ja ees
[4429]: as) scttng co nibs of USA &.U5SE goliteros os : . _
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[4442](22) Hitler’s Choneollary in rains, | : .
[4446](23) Weirecharg Nar Crininals tying tn 2 cos after being Pangeds . .
[4448]- (za) antic? poasssrolly in Be Berita
[4449]Capticn: "the people, still want pescats
[4451](23) os ceohaoer & Zrabow together (an unigorn), be
[4453](26) sizeshoxior as Colunbin ‘president (in civitien etsthes) . on
[4454]Captions here is dsikew psai® 7 : | 7
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[4471]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET :
[4473]a tine stavld ce freer
[4478]snoutgse used in the Tio” catumse Under fac cosment
[4479]the avazer in the “To® column, | Tach officer sgnould inl
[4481]{ASTRUCTIONS: Dt ticer designation
[4482]eres Steet ans rech caesent mustered to cu preescond we
[4484]adnece grace itwtficiest! before turin Poetiage nia fecora and Routing Sneet snould. be reiurne? t& Best: Taree.
[4485]: -
[4487]—_ “bow
[4489]nn ee en Se “OFFICER'S
[4492]AO.. Fes'o -|- INETHALS
[4494]SECRET
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[4501]ORO HOCK, suggested by you On poe.
[4503](1) Ke. “STALL Is HITLER" PH
[4505](2) I have csked ISB te supply vs ith alt @ailahle personality
[4506]ghetos of Hitler & Stalin, Lees! Aphotes in which they appr in close-up
[4507]yao might also heve one of Red Square & * artezi/ receiving poarquets
[4508]_ from little girls, Visiting waindee goldiers, voting, pinning pedals
[4509]- on gmerais, receiving visiting statesre from dominated areas, —rith
[4510]eachasis on photos ghowing the two dictators engaged in sisilar activities.”
[4511]I have, my, doubts :as to wisther they will come up pith a large sucbers
[4512]ib eh “Probably algo be fiecessary to draw onthe big New Tork. photo agenclese
[4514]France; then
[4516]won i PROUT. ‘The: book ‘to! be published, first, in
[4517]Norweyy Syeden, etCe
[4519]_, da, other ecuntries: - ‘Italy, te West Germany, Holland,” Belgiua,
[4521](4) OECD, Discrodit Stalin. Steveal him as the rathless, master of
[4522]a “spyeridden aL ave-camp", Snor him as worse thm” wither. woming dangerous, .
[4524]because his. poisoa is mo ebleg more muses oe cunning: ;
[4525]a, [he Ae ath OAS Wupe: aul do Sho, £2. (esas Hpet re
[4526]5) BOOK TO BE a i =) BY ibis in conjunction aed 6P.
[4528]Willdemson 3 be paid his ee daily rate, to > enable him to  soglect his
[4530]regular work, - 4
[4532]Vv
[4534](6) BOOK 10 BE SIND: ay? Howard Hunt suggests, in Frances sone
[4536]ai Libération Cosritt ae, or Federation
[4537]Tere, Co vvig ee a Cari U) Ht
[4538]oS WAY
[4540]; ch ax
[4542]organization such as tha Sclisb Nationz
[4544]of Tron curtain Jourialista5 ‘or Nore? or
[4546]It might be signed ith some yan fusépean pseudonya Ju
[4547]— Stefan Mueller"?
[4550]3 is pact INTEREST IN THE. BOOK. TO. BE CONCEALED?
[4552]—@) 0 BE PURLISHED BY? | in France, a Preach pubasshere ;
[4554]Pa woh | rn kb exec ent literary agent might be Gerard poitellest, K Krave“ e
[4556]; : ; ; chenko's liters agent, ‘described on. page. Zz: of: “r Chose Justice".
[4558]oe _ ar (9) SUBSIDY, , Estimates of préduction costs for this type of book have oe
[4559], ’ an _ pean made in cénnection with KU FUNNY. To ingure aicespread sale, 2 conside-
[4561]"fable subsidy would be necessarye
[4564]14-0000
[4566],
[4568]. ScCKET
[4570](10) SIZE CF BOCK? A maxiqun of 75 pages of photos. This wuld give
[4572]some 36 or 37 txo-prge sets of Hitler-Stelic photos.
[4574](11) CAPTIONS? I th ink we will’ need thea, and ahculd have thems
[4575]et lease fcr a good nary of the photos. or ghesk this will prove vo bo the
[4576]case when you come tc mike up any actual aoreyle . ,
[4578]i? Something a gocd desl more eye-fs* tehing and forceful, as
[4579]TITLE than the tentative nStalin Ie Hitler” efioul.d be fartnceaing?
[4581]- "Your me "Do you want this gs sanz" i An wv!
[4583]tWan of steel, —and H2.0, i fLA is ity Lege
[4587]a a) GAN 36 SETS OF PHOTOS siowtmnG PAESLLES BEIVEAN H & S BB
[4588]PRODUCED? Undoubtedly yes. Butt
[4590]ya) a ua wan: ‘PARALLEL CLOSE-UP “PiioTes Gay YOU succes?
[4592]a
[4594]we. can have parent
[4596]. with. peuitably "ed ting ‘ceptions w
[4597]oat Berchtesgaden, alongsido
[4599]ul Bat how, with any close-up photes “ott H&S can yu deal with
[4600]such matters as Slave Labor, tha Gestapo, the MVD. For these, it aeans to
[4601]— me, it will be necessary to have non—close-up photoa, L.ee, photos in which
[4602]HE § do not appears But the paraltel between the two regimes cm be
[4604]foc nasiesd (a) in the’ ‘Capt
[4605](25). ‘OvER-FRRIT. ‘A “ SWASTIKA & HAWER-SICKLE in the upper corner/of
[4606]each set of non-close-up photose
[4608](26) GEXT? Captions, it seace to Ms, will be found necessary, and
[4610]perhaps ‘even some inter-Leaved pages of of parallel textso E.Ge, you can bow,
[4612]_ om 8 left-hend pages a Photo of Witzleben (endfor some of the other
[4614]oo * ponb-plot Germah Generals “ping executed in. za. _and .on the right-hand
[4615]a , - page photos ‘of ‘Quchachevely and the 6 other Bed arny generals who wore
[4617]i * 7 i . “executed along. with hin (ath no photographers present) in 1937 But how
[4618]can any. photo, of tuchachevsky et al.
[4619]the Purge—3s-8 sontimigns-feaburosof-Soviet-Life-ever-eince 397777?
[4621]"The first & greatest misunderstanding: about the Purges hag to.do ‘with |
[4622]their duration. To most jmericane / also Kester Buropeans, he says, else
[4623]where: Kravchenko, "I Chose Justice’, pels_/y a Soviet puree 4s something
[4625]ECRET a.
[4627]els showing “each 1 dictator ‘Feeet ving: “gore
[4629]ions, and (8) by some such typographic derice ast
[4631]begin to do justice to the subject of ©
[4636]Hate, ote
[4638]il text, not B
[4639]an AS
[4641]“a st
[4642]. " ae ye
[4644]wey a
[4645]exceptions, a violent phenopencn mhich they vagely understand has happened
[4646]ence, or several: times jparhaps, <but is then over aod done with, Tnis is o
[4647]basic onror. Purges we crt of the permanant mschinery of the seviet
[4648]regime. They pra eentimous and never-emdinge Thore have becn periods of
[4649]intensificationss..&t thoro bss never been a period free of yurgingese®
[4650]Stalin, as described by
[4651](Bren more 40, how
[4653]Ly do justice to Purgesaunde
[4654]tinier a rogine
[4656]How can 4¢ possib
[4657]Sravchenke din the ten paces U,5-155,. with a few pwtcs?
[4658]hat it is Like to live
[4660]do justice, with photos alone, to wh
[4661]uv informer®?) —— [e-! ye Nate He .
[4663]eo) tao
[4665]where "one person in every 74 is ab
[4666]‘mal wal | 2:
[4668]Therofore why not sonething Such aor —
[4670](17) BURGE, THOTOS PUIS TENE?
[4672]‘gations photos: plus pho tee (per
[4674]“+2 Wave: one, or two goods gruesome ga
[4675]haps 4. half-dozen or more to 2 page) of several Goren .Rajor figures: who.
[4676]i S Of.7 of tho 1926 (asma't it) Politburo
[4677]frial of the | _
[4679]have been killed: ‘Tuehachersiy, 6 cut of.
[4680]itself, the Jan, -1937 Furceés ("all shot, except Radek"), the
[4681]Teenty-one (March 1938: "alk shot except Rakovski"), ete etca, plus Kostov,
[4682]o) + Then, batween pages of photos, havea page of text, 40 érive
[4683]the fat ginpe a sweratinaous® point howe: ot. _
[4684]-_ We » reprint. the above-quoted ‘paragraph fr
[4685]-weader would recogat and some of t
[4687]he lists of |
[4689]gone photo (available?) of Trotsky” giranled across: his
[4690]desk after Stalin's assassin had been at him with tha meat-cleaver, which
[4691]would lead the reader on to pertiaps one more pagé © >
[4693]ard to read, tn display foms
[4701]qrotukjesserseceserceeesessssnssassianted
[4703]-pestidaviationist®s shoe
[4706]KostoVecescscceossensere®
[4708]pocetseansee®
[4710](18) A "SPY-RIDDIN® REGIME, ee
[4711]- ‘To pat ‘this point across, in photos, seeas offhand aifticule.
[4712]Hongier, it might be possible simply to Tave an ordinary mhoto of m oF
[4713]Gitizen, looking gomemat aprrehensive, with undemeath
[4715]of a Single gentance from, OSs, Xravcherke
[4716]a, .,,Finally Donenio escaped.” He roma his wife and-three ©
[4718]Living in the Doneta. Basin under a false name
[4719]atiig one- except ay wife,’ Tonenko said,
[4721]” SECRET
[4723]teould know «ho I seally
[4725]REE
[4727]pe bet bee Mee own
[4729]om KravenenkO as
[4731]f text, And eye-catching”
[4733]Dimitrovecceece
[4734]YomneSanskysveccccceroseser’® 4 , ;
[4735]‘ qmorezscsessseeesesee ..1957 7 -SIC-EIC BIG.
[4737]it a Caption consisting ~
[4739]hiLdren
[4742]14-0000
[4744].I took lodging in thedr house as a stranger, My own children
[4746]called ‘we uncle, and grew up iedthout laceing that the mn sho boarded at
[4747]in their house was in reality their own fottar,'” (I Choss Juuvice, y ko dide
[4749](19) EATIN & OSkIRCIM, atc, We can of course have pakstiel photos
[4751]heres
[4753]But a map of ths USSR with a large black dot for ‘gach Flaco
[4754]whare thera is a labor-casp, with Caption underneath &m very large type,
[4755]"15,000,000 and more}? sight help to drive how tha extent of slave
[4756]later under Stalin, I can't ses how any single photo ‘of of slave-laborers
[4757]can make the point, ©
[4759]There 4s such a map of: the later—canp Locations Sin Dali, 1
[4760]bat. it ‘48 typograpiically a very poor ey and it is devoutly. to be hoped
[4761]ghat CIA Cartographic can coho up witha batter ones |
[4763](20) TUESDAT, June Ze MILLIS io making a ‘trip to Washington, Sook.
[4764]and should be in the office early in the morning. Could. you meet with . ”
[4766]1
[4767]| °
[4768]a
[4770]- hin- -than?. wee ete cae — - wide a wok
[4772]pane eR tet ee
[4774]oparing these photo. sbooks thera seems toj-bo néthing Like
[4776]: aotuatly ‘gott ing down to ihe prvparation- cof. a auney. » cou ou propar .
[4778]aome sort of rough ay or List of Contents to subait, to wiLtanson,
[4780]Hindicating ¢ the Theme ia which you would like to have the photos illues :
[4782]od
[4784]W. S. Sims ©
[4786]as) Ry tenitative view in re. this Phuto Book might be summed up
[4787]a8, tha "Soyalite ponders theory Tate, (1) a. page of printed statistics
[4789]ae ° . - oo ce we of purgies, alone, As | no good (2). a. pegs iwi mica galléwa ‘photo -
[4790]: . \ev _ alone is not good ‘emf, ‘bat (3). put the tuo fegethets and you have somzthing
[4793]14-0000
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[4895]“Yost ef the people centioned came to a conference. in Eerlin
[4897]ict Conzress for Cultural Preedea) - arranged by POCUICK, - an EE/PPG
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[4915]MOMCRABOUH FOR; Mr. Lindeay, CEE “
[4916]PHROUOH: Mr. Sehreyor, ER IIL ° ”
[4917]SUBJECT! , Congrecs for Caltural Yreedon -
[4918]Attached io an interta Teport. A considerable amount
[4919]i of yaterial, facluding American and foreign press cuttings,
[4920]ob ae oo 8 photographic” exhibit “end fol ‘tort of epeeches, wall te oa o ae ; o- be
[4922]“avatladle within the noxt few days and can, at that the,
[4924]| | Be sada tha subject of an additional report.
[4926]. LOUIS GLASER .
[4927]Geraaa Desk, EB III _ er!
[4929]1 Attachnent ’ re
[4930]. ‘Report deocrived above we
[4933]ccs _ ; .
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[4939]meatht .
[4941]“ CONGRESS YOR CULTULAL FREEDOH =. +
[4943]Berlin, Sermany ‘ -
[4944]26 toe 30 Juno, 1950 - . : .
[4946]Early th 1950 a plan we conceived to gather together in.
[4948]viete ~ ae Berlin, in the heart of Sovtet Germany, a representative group. of
[4950]on |
[4952]tha Nectern World's intellectual leaders and to “provide: thes. with
[4953]an inétriment to repudiate the totaittartan concept of intellecs
[4955]a) ‘tual subservierice to the state. orc planned to convens. the Con=.
[4957]_ - » Gress of tal tural, Precio in Jane 2950 ata ponent most ndvanta- —
[4959]“Congrase wore’ to te widely publicized’ by preaa, radio and printe
[4961]“material not only to ths western word but by gustained clandestine
[4963]~~ ‘ dietrivution in -communtot-controlled areas.
[4965]fo achieve maximum effect and credibility, it was apparant fron.
[4967]VATS
[4969]the Sitact that the actual sponsorship of such a convention should
[4970]“not de permitted to appear. Accordingly, the Congreoa for Cultural : ~
[4972]Preston ostensibly sprang into. boing ae the tneptrotion of a maot~
[4974]tag’ “be twean Ernst Reiter,
[4978]‘Lora Mayor of ‘Berliny Dr Lotte Suhr. i
[4979]Sa
[4981]“ef the Berlin Collega of” Politteal-Setaiees ana ‘Dr. :Redered, Rector WW Smee git cet cee ee
[4982]of the Free Uaiveroity of Berlin. Melvin a Lasky, “#IC0G editor of
[4983]the intellectual periodical, Der Konat, was: introduced into the.
[4985]formative comittes And noninated Acting. General Secretary to steer
[4987]the’ operation for ote.” ws we
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[4991]aa . “Lae
[4993]: fa tke name of an {international eponsoring conmittee?) iuvita-
[4995]tions to the Congress were extended to prominent intellectual,
[4997]cultaral and labor figureo of the Vestorn orld or in oxile froz
[4999]cusmnist-déinateé Zactern countries. The complicated task of
[5001]- "" “gathering together trae widely-scattered individuals at. the site
[5002]of the Congress required the closest coordination with and coopera-
[5004]tion of offietal, and private United States agencies and individuals
[5006]of many nat {onal ities. the delicate matter of covert! y “tinanetng
[5008]the travel and expenses of delegates for ‘example, had to be accon-
[5010]pl Lahed with
[5012]+ Lighed, interests. ta Anternational | affaire. An enormous anoont of.
[5014]412 was handled in Berlin and elsouhore ¢ on “the. 7
[5016]‘continent and ia. a. thé v
[5018]Provision of 3 aterpreters, press and radio ‘coverage, an. “elaborate
[5020]book dteptay, accommodations for porsonal confor’ and security of
[5022]the delegates and faciitties for the. official dusiness of the |
[5024]~ congress, were anong the problems woicn had to ve. solved. : *,
[5025]ore fe particularly grateful to the State Department Ybieh, |
[5027]tnrongh tha office of Hr. Bruce Buttlea, rendered éxceptionsal and
[5029].eympathetic cooperation throaghont the progress of negotiations and
[5031]arrangement. Thia cooperation extended to lettors from the State
[5033]brartant te invitees, “packing up: Cont ttee invitations, | ‘a general
[5035]the assistance of three American. conaittoes with estab~
[5037]a Fhe Committees included. such nares 8st
[5039]__ Bertrand Russell, Arthar Koestler, Oreat Britain; Charles. Plisnter,
[5040]~~ Belgium; David Housest, Andre Gide, and 4ndre. Nalaraz, France:
[5041]Italy; John Dewey ond Arthor
[5043]‘Tana.
[5045]‘Raakon Lie, Norway; Ignazio Sslone, .
[5046]Schleainger, | vw. Se: arlo. Sehata, ¢ Germanys | Denaie Rougonent Switeor- :
[5048]wel Tee
[5050]N
[5053]14-0000
[5055], ‘ 4
[5056]~ . wae . - _¢ rs a
[5057]. to be cuzported by ‘fanae of cic am dologstes were charactertaed ‘a0: : : 5
[5058]a . Averican polices apiea apd war monger. In tba 0. 3., conoidorable :
[5060]coverage was ‘given by the i. Y. Tiees, X. Yr. Herald Tribune, Balti-
[5062]sore “gan, Nashtagton Star and other papers. | Additional coverage: is
[5064]expected. da “partodicals in the fore of reviews and feature articles.
[5066]In “‘racording the Lope 3 the Chriatins, Science |
[5068]Monttor refer red te. the tact that At wat veling held jut one ponth- ve ‘ i
[5070]week aeholare. fron... pin Fok steppes thingate be ce oman
[5073]< In ite deliberations, ‘She caltural and inteLloctnal slavery
[5074]aphatically
[5076]posed by the Soviet Union and her satellite states was en
[5078]and repentodly denounced. The attack by Harth korea wad imoediately
[5080]“oatsot ‘upon, by delegates’ ‘and ‘neds the. maddect.. of, vigoreus.. epudian
[5082]‘Aon. “Tn ‘wnte: Génaection, it ia “atgnttieant “that the delegates. wore:
[5084]not dounj, liaited, or instructed in any way (1) Te was ‘well ‘known
[5086]wee that one delegate, Dr._ ane Thirring, auetrien atonte. Sofentiat, bad
[5088]prepared a. spedch which, contained. a constdarabre aaouat of eriticion
[5090]The Seas aad been printes, ani: atetri- .
[5092]a of ‘the, Weatera, denceracloa.
[5094]control:, wag exerciaed ‘over paper’
[5095]. delegates; 4%. waa necea that the general coarse ‘of bu
[5096]tercr ‘of tho Congress d aid within. the dounis x
[5097]- cept. This wae accomplished" by an informal stee
[5098]key member ‘of which was a highly respected, Laternation
[5099]delegate, who ane also. an OFC agent. .
[5101]/@) Yatle: no:
[5104]14-0000
[5106]a
[5108]cle drokes ho stood before the. Congress and, aaidet cheere, ‘ovenly re-
[5109]. ae
[5110]a potiated: his prepared docuasat, stating ‘that, in view of the cynical |
[5112]Korean aggression he would confine himself ton denunciation of...
[5114]communist desrotian.
[5116], . Phe Congress dolegates represented many divergent backgrounds
[5118]and philonophios. _They wore froa to exprese any opinion. Yot at
[5120]a . _ no. period during ‘the five daye of di ecusston,, debate ani oratory waa
[5121]oe ; there any erition of the U. *. ur of Lin policy in the Far Eeat.
[5123]; We 5. policy waa, in fect, vigorously, defended oy .a naumdor of dele-
[5125]: poted Borwegian: Yador Lender. oo
[5127]fhe. Gongrese. vanant badly ‘approved. the following ‘totter: ‘te hie
[5129]e. aators. and. actentiate, behind the thon...
[5131]a‘conflict ‘batuoen Eaet and ‘Wee
[5132]between “peoplea: We deflaitely roject tho, accusation.
[5133]~ that we who hae coma together from many countries and”
[5134]-- different parte .of ‘the world aré hoatile to the peoples
[5136]of Rusaia and tho countries eadjected to ‘the dcoatnation
[5137]of the Stnlta dictatorship, Quite the reverse: wa
[5138]have. Amon yet us representatives of thoge ‘peoples.
[5140]tte oe "te are deesly * gonvinced: “that ‘the ‘provies” of the oe cet
[5141]7 freeton of the ‘peoples vho are today onalaved under -
[5142]wo, . on the Stalin dictatorentp and the problem of ensuring 8.
[5143]Ma freedom and peace throughout tha world are inseparably .
[5145]linked. .
[5147]4Al1 ‘those who fight for freeton agéinot oppréas- “s
[5148]fon can be assured of cur unlicited solidarity.®
[5150]ey - Pattonnttone ra the Congress. coneluited with a ‘Enanimons mni-
[5152]tab A) in which the deree Jocted “the idea “ot nea. Ces
[5154]; trality in the, otruggle Between freedo ;
[5158]intellectuals should, not atand silent on the sidelines bat shoal -
[5162]area Et erpe  te
[5164]a tyra: ay Pre stated” ‘that cana
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[5171]a - SFORET
[5173]as adhere to the defense of freciom and “inieud to. the exranste -O of irea-
[5175]rape a ase
[5177]m1) Acting on.a Joins proposal of the. Congree’.. ad the. anes
[5178]of the City of Gorlin, Lord Mayor Renter ‘aenounced A resalatian to -
[5179]eatadl i. a cerorial in honor of all those who have fallen uncer — . 4
[5180]totalitarian tyranny, the gonunent to 3a erecctod in ‘the Britian
[5181]sector near the Deanmtenterg gate. (ay.
[5183]t the tt 1 action of the Congreso was. sel f-parpetenttion in the
[5184]pa
[5186]tors efa Sted ing Continaation Count ttee witch fa tera selected 6a.
[5188]Rrecutive Comstt tse, consiating oft
[5190]4 . . Tgnysio Stlone - .
[5191]: Rows
[5193]” ephe ” Cangtess has unified ‘all ‘tntellees. ;
[5194]tuals vho.are not communists arcand a 7 Sear es
[5195]progran for cultural freedom. Ka are ae Be
[5196]prepared to take the offensive. * .
[5198]Tgnario Sllozet ‘¥e wen of the resiatance prepose io
[5199]. form a new leaguo of reeletance to
[5200]totailtariantes everywhere. *
[5202]"Phere is no neutral corner in the fteld a
[5203]-of, Zreedon,. at. an artist. shrinks {rea .
[5205]Robort Montgomerye
[5207]ce PS ENS PEF oy Teer S rset mared ALi Phatiss if ten lier
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[5232]: - BEARER of. a - ae
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[5234]The firet peating of the Bxscutize Count tee, wateh with: be. con-
[5236]_seolled y orc, “te echeduled. tor Paris, - ‘te Soptenier, at which: time .
[5238]arrangenonte will de cade tor futare sespions of the Congress and
[5240]the coat toned “orptottation of 48, activities and the: anti-communtes : no
[5242]plane for “the “Seshottaeiea of thts Yatton, called for. re ;
[5244]ad juastiintton of the: catyat of the. Congress, espe: tally
[5246]. rons wy “ether: ‘papers
[5248]Plans are now beiag perfected for circulation, in a number of ©
[5250]Langiages, of nt li-fons. of coptes of the apaechés, declarations. and ee :
[5252]resolutions of the Congress. Much of thio waterinl has already deen ;
[5254]pence ONE TNT
[5256]carried, by ane Totce of Aaerter” and ws Bait 2 BIAS. Since the > Congrats es
[5258]on Comittes,
[5260]S hes Jeternined to perpataate itself “thtough a Cont inuatt
[5262]Or will encourage additional statencats and declarations by kay ‘per>
[5264]sons, these al so to be. distributed throughout the satellite area. |
[5266]vane eitlions of people. sone. of then: cut off: trop any news of resis=
[5268]‘of the world catraged at the “attedpted guilverstion of “pinatrectuat ve eB tee
[5270]freedes; ‘bet that they propode to Zhht ae ye
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[5275]The project 18 a contining, ere. “here will te other ‘geoatons. of
[5277]whe ‘are freéa to say what ther think ant thue bring to those etini |
[5279]. enslaved the message that they too car hore to be froe.
[5281]the ‘Cri tural Congress ard, further dtssenine tion of the volcas. of fen,
[5283]apg bers deat. Saal ACT Bam lee
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[5298]and each comment numbered to correspond with the numier inthe “TO” colyma, Eachofficer should intial (check mark insufficient)
[5299]before further. routing. This Routing and Reco-d Sheet shouls be returned to Re: istry. : . : ce
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[5310]_—_ pasnietey y in the Buropean and” “Anetican” pres.” _
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[5322]State. telegram requesting priority cooperation of all Consnlar officors
[5323]in providing entry yorntts for delagatas, several caties Sxproveing
[5324]ovorall Anterest and extracrdinarily: coaplete arrangements to cover
[5325]the Congress by VOA. To accomplish this latter eioston, VOa's
[5327]special ropresentative in Berl in gado elaborate arrangements for re-
[5329]broadcasting from Now York.
[5331]“LIE. The Sessions of the Congress’. -
[5332]The Congrese convened in Berlin on 26 June 1950 ‘and consisted of
[5334]mere than 100 representatives of 16 nations, (2) It wae officially.
[5336]welcomed by tha: city of Berlin and waa grested “with an’ _ outpouring of
[5338]‘corded fully at this tine.
[5340]Clippings and a complotd operaticnal ‘re
[5342]_ pert havo not yet been received from the field. There are many known?”
[5344]indications, however, that it was furiously opposed by the connuniot
[5346]_presd... - Sdvlot- ~syoneored’ ‘papers. aml Badio Berlin denounced delegates
[5347]ao the tounds of ¥ell Street_and oven accused Congress mexbers: ‘of
[5349]setting fire to the House of Soviet Culture. The Congress vasa said
[5351]Da
[5352](1) Among the leading delegates: Groat Britain = 2, H. 3. “Erosonake
[5354]MP, author, editor of New Stateeman and sation; Arthur Koestler, authr-g
[5355]>Herbert Read, art critic, poet, novelist. france - Henri Frenay, oditer;
[5356]Susanne Lebin, author; Andra Nalrgux, author: Gabriel, Marcel, Pallosopher;
[5358]cv Andra: Philip, professor of economics; Jules Romains, novelist. Gormaay. -
[5360]Franz Zorkenau, historian and journalist: Anna Stameen, educator, Carlo ©
[5361]_Scheld, polttical scientist, educator. USA - Sidney Hook, educator and
[5362]philosophers Irving Brown, labor leader; Goorge Schuyler, editor; He de
[5363]mueller— Professor of Biology, Motel prise winner; A.M. Schlesinger, Ire,
[5364]Professor of History. Switgerland - Srancoia-3ondy, editor; Silhela
[5365]‘Roepke, Sociologist and econowiat, Horvay.- Haakon Lic, labor ‘leader.
[5366]‘Italy. - Ignazio Silone, Fovelist; Franco-Loxbard; philosopher Russia -
[5368]ENicolat Andreyév, literary eritic, lecturer; Boris Sic aera histor cet
[5370]fan. Holland - Rendryk Brogzans, Professor,” Surkey
[5371]Journalist. Czechoslovekia. -. Kare) Fupka, _Professor, : .
[5372]Sorsan, poet and editor. : a)
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[5384]SUBJECT: American Eallet-- +.
[5385]SO: Chiel, TUCAPS. . UFO: Chief, Dr2ee29
[5386]; Meshington, DAC. ; oo
[5390]A, (For the Tenors, nbane =
[5392]Selon, we have been’ ‘forced to faze .
[5394]. 2.
[5395]thand a wcoject which § involved _—
[5396]for-a- brief: Series» ef =perfornarices in: dot oh the
[5398]Fr se the busiz néss manager of” -
[5399]- the pallet. company wouldn's accept marks, and Lallison had no dollars ~, an
[5400]fer such Purposes dt that time we indicated, because of the advantace ae
[5402]to. FOQUICE, that we would resalve his e&ifficulty ‘oy / exchanging his money
[5404]for hin. . .
[5406]3. For a variewy of reasoris, the tallet was delayed and couldn't
[5407]include Serlin durin: the veriod in question, We regarded the deal aso 0 tt
[5408]dead and put it out of our ainds, bet s7 Hallison. He chose to regani 7)” v soo,
[5409]our comiitment as ope: oPy and withsut consulting us until today, has osli- ‘ :
[5411]gated himself to par XO. 3350 sreen dollars to the ballet conpany, wnich is
[5412]arriving in 35erlin tomorroy, and whose business manarer expects to oe - .
[5414]Both Wallison,‘and indirectly Balster, _
[5415]ort the hook. We have informed him that ’
[5416]E policy, 3 and anyway our eriginal reason
[5417]lenzer crerative. 2ut because he
[5418]1 US ‘a variety of ways, we have
[5419]482 ef ‘exchanging ° his marks on the
[5421]fing a “Bix-to~one rate as probably the ‘best. obtainables a _ a
[5423]paid immediately ca arrivals
[5425]; Regardless ef wh allison hes been. told, wWe- “do not awish’ te.
[5426]involve this mission in lecal open zarzst transactions. fie are, there :
[5427]fore, ox exchanging froz our _ funds: here xe 2 dollars for 18,300 Teatsche
[5428]: obtain a mark receipt fro the
[5430]‘Fe believe this ‘operation secure sid ‘aot digacrs LF
[5431]“either a financial or influence siandpois'.
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[5437]before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheet should be. returned to Registry.
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[5467]SUBJECT: ' ARertean Ballet — |
[5469]70s. Chief, FICAPS
[5470]. ‘Washington, D.C. -
[5472]ATTN: doses K. Stribling
[5474]. . . Loe, 7 ue : . 7 + . i Le
[5475]1. For -the reasotis. oxt?#+>4 below, we have been forced to take:
[5477]‘Szergoney action on tha’ follexins rattorss
[5479]“ 2. During thé pofiod of preparation for PDQUICK, Mallison Had 4a .
[5480]-.¢,hand-a project which invélved bringing the Amorican Ballet to Berlin | oe
[5481]Zor a brief series of perforaarces in both the east an2 wast eactora
[5482]. . of the city. ¥e encouraced hin Li tiie idea, since the. Ferfornance |
[5483]co D on dates coincided with PDWICK, and would have added substantially to the
[5485]‘eulture sorrounding the central event,. “allison, however, wes Laced: -
[5487]; With a coapli¢ated financins froélea, sinea the business manasor of. |
[5489]“ the ballet company wouldn't accept marks, and tiallison -had-no dollars:
[5491]: _ for suck purposes. At that ta ‘we indicated, because of the advantage
[5493]M '..£0° PDQUICK, that wa would resalve his difficulty hy exchanging his money:
[5494]for -hin, Se : noo
[5496]Le 3. Fer a varloty “of. reasons, tho ballet ‘was delayed and couldn't .
[5498]~ Ancluds Rerlin during the Period in question. “%e regarded tho deal an
[5500]“dead and put it’ out of our finds, but not Mallison. He ohose to regard — : : :
[5501]our commitment as open, and without’ consulting. us ‘until today, has obli~ . .:
[5503]gated hinsalf to pay 3080 eFeen dollars to tha ballet ¢dupany, whieh ia - ; . os
[5505]arriving’ in Berlin tomorrow, and ghoss buelness manarer expects to be. .
[5507]“5. « ; Patd innediately on arrival, ‘Both wal lisan, and indirsctly Balster,
[5509]"have appealed to us to take hia aff the hooks -Wo have informed him that
[5511]| + such deals are contrary to“PJCArE | Y,. and a : 6 ‘Peass
[5513]for considering such assistance is to longer operative. But be
[5514]* aad hia shop are’ oxtrenely useftil to us th a variety of ways, we.have
[5516]told his we might perforn ‘tha service of ‘exchanging his marks on the. -
[5518]c Six-to~one rate as -ordbably’ the deat obtainable, -
[5520]Ropgardlese.of what Yalligon has bean told, ‘we do not wish ta
[5522]involve this mission iA local open market transactions; Fa are, there
[5524]fore, exchanging frou our fuids ‘Sere, 3050: green dollars for 18, 300: Deutsche
[5526]®arss fros jiallison, jté will, of course; ‘obtain « mark receipt fra: ‘the
[5527]balletcospany's business manacér in order to keep ‘his books straight, we J,
[5528]and no’ paper outside PIGAPE files referring to this watter Wild axiste 0 25.
[5529]. a Be dvelieve this ‘operation secure and not disadvantageous to FICADe frog’ .
[5530]fice cay * @ither a financial or influence Standpoint. . oo
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[5567]be Mee Yeu Bokert “ap preoent. thoonchont the Jeneraes ard rercired oe
[5568]oe _ 06 anglatancs oF gufdancs in preneration ef this report. It-fs considemeat
[5570]Bee a pees Gant be Bad dn mind peomting the interests of Mr. Sani wth OR
[5572]‘ ke " whom he het sa sharp dioageosent conoaruing prose rolitiona. Hr. You tehagt.”
[5574]27) eriginglay vant to tho Congress expecting ta hufle the prose but we i
[5576]‘abruptly Gud off uy lasty to mo way Cor enether tnitvidund. - ae
[5578]te The doeunact vas mot olasotTted by WCd basmuso st ues conadared
[5579]be sontnin netting Of a claneiried cntures there veo ne Srternel HIS die a
[5580]‘tettetiion ef 16 cutoide ef Hr Stone's Ivhlta APfedye Dgvieicns 2
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[5583]ef BA, ‘ta tha effost. that be considorad {t "yalatamly obicctive. The i '
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[5629]press tat does mt om lota:
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[5675]TO ‘Department of Seate 7
[5677]| abit, = -HECOG Fronkfurt 260, July 26, 1950 1 Enoloeare
[5678]Dept Cable Srl Ho. 15G0, 13 Sep 49, to USPOLAD ¥rankfart
[5680]Om
[5682]|
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[5687]OF
[5689]madi, PERIPHERAL - ACTIVITIES IN GERMANY OF BURIS I TVANOVICH
[5690]WIKOLAEYSID
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[5706]oe
[5708]oO. Enclosed ia 4 memory or describing the activities
[5709]‘ of Borda Ivanovich Nikoléeved, | Ahead of the aoclalist
[5711]Coola Leagdo of ‘Hew. York ‘who nas been in. Oormeny for the pest
[5713]cote” gfe weekao” , noted ‘that. Mr. Hikolaevskt has
[5717]GEsaDps. ‘dita hes Rugs jan. ‘onigration and, “that he is.
[5719]: “f suppor’ of the. ‘executive we
[5721]x 383. for Cult
[5723]EN A NEON Re wi TASS
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[5727]“UNAYR -
[5729]ET AE LO
[5731]Placa. =). gftonpe: mein the -Ruesian efilgration
[5732]! a Figares frei Weetorn Europe and the Unlted States.
[5734]I$ is resamended that the Department give oerices
[5735]‘gonsideratics to. the. position whieh 1t ehowia taka: aL th. ae
[5736]reapest to Hikelecveki's. proposal. Xf plang are - hee
[5737]-pregeoediag ‘bo seeato a anified front withia tae Ba és fan
[5738]‘enlgxation mich sould receive Alériedk suppert ja.
[5739]aoosrdaneo with the recommendations set ferth in the
[5740]Ealiey report, it would appear inadvisable at this:
[5741]stage to. gle. any offielal onc curagencnt. to & eongress
[5742]of huwaide groups which wuld not bo milly reprepenta-=
[5743]. tive. and would th ére: re--tend- to “enphadize. aivergent
[5744]trends within the omk tien rather than minimising.
[5745]dirferénecs and éndeavoring to onlist: bread support ~
[5746]within: the eaigration tor a program. of anti-Communiss.
[5747]sotivity. _ :
[5749]' Be B. Bhute > :
[5750]“Director “~
[5751]Office or Tavalligone
[5753]7 aes Se ‘Enslosures a
[5754]i a . Menerandea:
[5755]Distributions Bo has -
[5756]‘American Rabasay, arts o
[5757]_ HICoa Rastera Elenant, “Berlin”
[5759]THIS IS NIT & PREMANES RECORD COPY,
[5761]- ot
[5763]14-0000
[5765]; re ae Enoloduregs, to HICOO Frankfurt
[5766]Despatch =.J0, July 26, 1950
[5768]a ACTIVITIES IN GRAMANY OF BORIS TWANCVICH NIKOLABYSIQ
[5770]. Boris Ivscovich Nikolaevski, tho well-known Russian
[5772]Historian and joufaolist and bead of the New York socialist
[5774]League, haa been in Germany for the past six weeks attempting .
[5776]; to line up support for a 0100 ‘of Russian groups of the left ‘
[5778]; “. * - and contér and to promote a congrese of "gemcoratio" elements ;
[5780]\ . within the emisration which he hopes to convene in Paris in
[5781]+ the fall under the. sponsorship of the executive canmittes ; ’
[5782]-ereated at .the’-retent Berlin Congress for Cultural Freedom. ; we,
[5784]_ Rikoleevski Ls a man of great onergy”.and of very con-
[5785]- gidorable ‘atature among the Russian refugees in Germany. By
[5786]tanding recon) a3 a gooial democrat he
[5787]ocratic and. trade...
[5789]6 wth Geman sootal~len
[5792]gtatare to..come to Germany.
[5793]n-effort to give chooumgement ond assistance
[5794]ot . to members of the now Russian enigration. ~ So oO
[5795]"GP > WakoLaevakd has Givided his time between Muntoh, Bor) ts
[5796]ana Frankfurt and has. talked wlth a ocnstant.stream of visitors.
[5798]_ Bo has alee aelo napmerous aide ‘tripd ts seek out. refugees in
[5799]- > whem be is interested, Hie principal objective: has been to ; ;
[5800]‘unite as many of. the progreasi vw. or, a8 he célls then, _ . .
[5801]. | demoeratio" Russian groups aa possible in an’ organization a
[5802]“*. i. whieh wi. soncentrate on the ‘stiugale against Communisa. |
[5803]- <\f Ras sugoeeded in establishing glose pérsonal relations With
[5804]a ‘ Boris Aleksandrovich Yokoviewt head ef SBOKR (Fighting Union ~
[5805]foe. the Libération of the Peoples of Russia), . and Kes algo)
[5806]interested SVOD, the military twin of SBONR, and the Solideariste. =...)
[5807](NTS) in bis plan. As far ag I have boon able ‘to discover, -
[5808]however, no agreement has, bean reached between these groups
[5809]for the formatifon-of a uri ted. organization, and NTS, fallowing
[5810]‘ts oustomary “practice, hes’ pdicated a willingne 88. to - :
[5811]mitted itself beyond that. point. .
[5812]@. opposition to his, projec’ from the
[5815]Bo, ".  * “gooperate. but has not comm
[5816]‘ : We a Nikolaevskt abtigipates.s
[5817]Tari “"Léfe wing of the New York
[5820]: - eventually. gain. the support of his on 6 ~
[5821]a presumed. haf ‘final negotiations for
[5822]. Rew orgectzabion 'wi1l take place oh y &
[5823], “returns to New York and gains League endors
[5824]in Germany. en
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[5829]ope. exoladed
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[5832]' SBORET et Frankfurt Dee! woh 260
[5833]After the Berlin. Congress for Cultural Freedom, ino uhioh
[5834]' Nikolaotakt played a Foninant and enthustastie ‘role, la
[5835]conceived a new project; Wane ty. die vouvuontioa of & conteranos
[5836]in Paris under the. sponosarship of tha permanent executive
[5837]camittes arcated at.the Berlin Congresa, The Paria congress
[5838]would-be attarded by "“demacratio” Russian emigren, both old
[5839]andl new, ag well aa by "democratic" leaders and inte lleotuals
[5840]from Western’ Eurcpe and the. United States, including a number
[5841]_ who -atteided the Berlin. conferenca,.. The principal purpose of
[5843]a ' "the Paris congress would. be propagandistic; 1t weald, in
[5845]. Nikoleevski's words, constitute a demonstration of the solidarity
[5846]of: ‘antiCommunist sentimant among the Russian emigration end
[5847]| the’ demoorath forces’ ‘of ‘the Mestern world.
[5849]é pe Salar cath potay ‘a
[5851]‘hist Gouaod) (VES) and ita
[5853]f : %, who, ha claing, is manipulated by tho -
[5855]¥ r bebindsthe=scenés figtze of clone. Baranovaki, He
[5857]ean PxYod we no evidenos beyond rumor to support his allegations
[5858]- Pegefiinag the role of Colonel Baranovaki who himself has pezsom-
[5859]‘ally deaied to me in the most exphatis terms that he plays any
[5860]political rxole-thatsosver, It is a striking celinoldcres that
[5862]' Colene] Neryanin, the head of S¥OD, one of the. ‘organizations
[5863]whieh Nikelaovaki fnoludes fm his propesed uniea, is one of the
[5864]. principal: assistants in tha intelligence network of Colonel
[5865]Baranovakd , who exprusses ths highest regamt for hin,
[5867]: . E suggested to Rikolaevait, aml discussed vith hin at
[5868]eongiderablo. Length, the Gesivability of Drasdening thé pranesad....
[5869]- Paris eoigress to: include representa tivua - of all the prineinal
[5871]| gFoups ‘Yep resented 4n the emigration, I pointed. out that the.
[5872]propaganda value of a congress in which the prineipal clemsa ts
[5873], ia the écii gration . ware represented would -be eubstantially
[5874]" greater ‘than that. of a meeting with cuiy fragnentary” represeatas
[5875]tion;. that ‘meeting fran whioh certain Anfluential groups were
[5877]anderling “aivorat ve ‘trends within. the emigration ead. tend
[5879]_ to eryatallize then; that ‘a congress. Meeting under ths ‘banner ef
[5880]" demooraoy should ‘be prepared to permit a dencoratia expression —
[5881]wey . of opinion; | that’ ‘partiol pation in a meating of this kind .
[5883]pee mee with ‘rival grotys would in no seize ‘gonstitute endorsement or
[5885]; approval of thelr programs. To-these arguments Nikolaevsid .
[5886]tumed adeaf ear, He stanis fi mly- om the position thet ‘the
[5887]soctal demo orata, whom he oons istentiy refers +6. ap. “denoorata,?
[5888]oainiot affard to donpronise theigelves or “endanger their standing
[5889]with the Russian people By the a lighteat evidense of scoperation
[5891]with the right Wingo
[5893]- SBCRET
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[5898]. SECRET ga. Page S of FS 1osure to
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[5901] Bikolsevakt ts extremely amioug to <sin the blessing
[5902]: of the United States Gowrnzent for hie Feris ventum, I
[5903]: ~ - told him frankly that while I was in no postttlon to express
[5904]i yo en official epinten and could oct venture & cusss as to
[5905]: Washingtoa’s' reactica, it ssemed unlikely td me that tio .
[5906]Ameri@a Goversment covld afford to take sides in the internal
[5907]politichl strarcgle within the: Russian emigration, and that
[5908]until the emigre ereups. sacceeded in recosciiing their own
[5909]differanioes and were prepared te concectrate. their efforts
[5910]\ . _ , egeinst the Soviet regime rather than against each other, the -
[5911]me, -. : 0. Aperfoin Government would hardly be in s position to associate
[5912]vo — _ Ateelf in-any way with them, Nikolaevaki replied that the
[5913]Ch, ortitiasist stragzle itself was an inadsquate programand i
[5914]mething positive must ba offered. to the Russias pedples. . {
[5915]fg this positica but sugested that a united pregram =
[5916]gration could: egrse wuld probably have much.
[5918].. greater Lmnast thaa a variety of program Offered by campating
[5920]“> ‘gfeups, Nikelaevaki, however, stuak to his: {deologioal guas.
[5922]|. |” Syyolaevakd was cdkialderably perturbed by ncwa he recetyod
[5923]jess before bis departure fram Frankfurt ta the effect that: :
[5924]‘Yaxovlev had beeg approached by Colonel Kroaiadi, who is
[5925]“ pominated in the Kelley memorandum as ths leader of the united
[5926]froxs organization, to lend the support of. SBORR to an emigre
[5927]congress to. be convened. in Munichs. Yakovlev bad gained tho
[5928]“Ampression thet this projest bad Amexieas suppert, although.
[5929]Kromiadi bad apparently Bade ‘no explicit statement to this
[5930]effects He had based his argument3.on the broad, soncept of .
[5931]anited exigre effort against thé Soviet regime and had indicated
[5932]that it--would be a congress of Russias patrists rather then -
[5933]of represéatatives of ent gre ‘organizations. ‘This apeah bea,
[5934]obvicasly made a considerable improsaivn on Yakovlev, who is
[5935]maoh jess ideclogically minded thar Nikolaevsk{ and much more
[5936]| dnelined to ally hiaself With eny ectivity which be feels
[5937]«| @&fm effectively bring pressures againat: tke Sovieta.. - 7
[5938]yj Bikeleevekd, while expressing high personal regard for
[5939]N° Gotonel Kromiadi, imediately attributed this project to the
[5940]ib machinations of Meyer und Barenoveki and adopted ‘a completely
[5941]: negative attitude toward 1, “I told him that I hal had ne
[5942]previous knéwkedge of the-project ani that I felt reasonably |
[5943]thet. 4t did not enjoy fesriodn. support. == . oo
[5945] Nikoléeveki plans to proceed to France and attent the
[5946]firet mesting of the exesutive committees established at the.
[5948]. Berlin Congress: ir. an effort to interest then in hid project’
[5949]fora congress of Russian emigvreso” ce
[5951]SECRET
[5955]sLaRTy t
[5957]- however, te ‘eeept ‘Bikolesyak{? 3 -p
[5960]SECRET a oe Tage 4 of Eosk.aure to HICOG
[5961]| Praustost Daape ch 260 | -
[5963]COMME RD
[5965]If Nixelscyast.da his ivtracetgent positiaa 4s supported, *
[5966]by hie orearissticon, wilek I-sesum “wilh be the cage, it
[5967]will ‘presext a various otateele to eny pleas for unit ing the
[5968]forces of tae Bussian om}: on dn tle anti-Communist
[5969]atruggic, Fikolearekita sednei ps Jaca lea are 60 .
[5970]firnly enrcate’ that L$ enmpearn unlitely that any thing- will
[5971]seks then o> thet he can bs perecaded ‘ta cocparate with
[5972]groups whos? political thevs ditfar markeily from his om, —
[5973]Nikolaevexi*s neme end pon curry great. influezcé among |
[5974]Russian . exisres and it Ja most. desirable that tney ba atiliged
[5975]to the utmost. It wauld be Daltiér realictie nor prastioal
[5977]} aint, Bs One solation
[5978]for this dems might bo -to igsere th extrenist ‘graaps,.
[5980]‘Fight and ‘left, whieh refase te perticlpate in ‘the demon. _ re
[5981]effert and eoncentrate: primarily eR. th new entgraSion ‘who. 4
[5983]are more flexible in thelr politisal £4503 and whose andere ~~
[5984]standing ef the Sorist regina is mora reser’ and mora profound,
[5985]Ths extrenists will Shen be faced with the alternative of
[5987]_Oarrying oa dlo23 oy of meking peewa with thelr censolensa ard -
[5989]joining tia eas CRBES o
[5991]Pra aS)
[5993]Franeis i Stevens
[5995]thereby elisinate. |
[5997]RAD. aes ee
[5999]14-0000
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[6003]| Raf2zh
[6005]Ol on the Berlin Goliress i nave been
[6006]Bea sors of on2 bungr]asse
[6008]a 5 single ‘resolution; :
[6009]‘bo the eodvenhing stoteliterian: wolies. _ :
[6011]tion in.
[6012]on is
[6014]pscéguiae the representatives of
[6015]es sent. at. the Coreress
[6017]- : -
[6019]i -
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[6021]8 ‘ 7 .
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[6023]feet oe eee
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[6033]ROUTING AND RECORD SHt.f
[6034]7 v - 7 . . ‘
[6035]Ottleer Gealgnations snould te used in the “19° cotwan. Under each conment a fing should be. dram .
[6036]“across sheetand aach comment avadered to correspond eith the number in the "To" column. Fach officer snould Initial.
[6039]OFFICER'S |
[6040]TRETEALS
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[6045]a -
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[6049]points.
[6051]“tha! Gommuxist préss.of Germany nade bin out to be.
[6052]. “see Heabhi
[6053]* of the delegates
[6055]United States.
[6057]Congress should be. Ha replied that he ‘was perfectly willing to
[6059]; wt - .
[6060]is “— Fo)
[6061]. v
[6062]18 August 1950
[6063]7 e
[6064]YONCRANINN CF CONVERSATION |
[6066]SUBJECT: Congress for Cultural Freedoa
[6068]1, On. 15 August, I discussed’ the ‘Berlin Cultural Congress
[6069]with Keaneth H. Earcbley, with verticulsr daphasts. on the problea
[6070]of bringing the continulsg Congress organisation under contro
[6071]‘and, at the sate tine, expanding it ints on effective anti- ..
[6072]communist weapons. fo :
[6074]"9 "Tp exreéased to :Hambléy our concern over the manner in |
[6075]which Charles A. Skegrs had condected bigself during the Congress, .
[6076]and Hpnbley replied that he had been eqvally concerucd. Eé said,
[6077]howevor, that while Skeges activities had ‘emused an unfavorable
[6078]reaction on the part-of a mmbér of the delegates, . thet reaction :
[6080]had been move ‘Airéoted against Skeggs persounlly than against hin. a.
[6081]as-a representative of the goversnent, Efabley agreed with my
[6083]suggestion that two bits of silvé> Lining could -be found in the ©
[6085]"~ Seeges cloud, namely that he had taker most of the opposition
[6087]heat himself, tims sparing sone of our other pooplo, and that
[6089]he ‘had condacted ‘himself like anything tut the "Polizeispitzel®
[6091]In fact.
[6093]i" Skeggs”gereral attitude was such as to“Gause some” ”
[6094]gates to’ disremexber that Skegce was attached to the -
[6096]‘a any fashion or presumably sudject to any discipline
[6098]governnent
[6099]at all.
[6101]3. Hambley, said that nost of the delegétes with whom he
[6102]haa talked were perfectly willizg +o ‘accent the explanation that. .
[6103]the Congress was sailed upoi ty: the United States Goverment to
[6105]the exteit that soma official funds were stppliod for thé physical
[6107]* - gtegiiig of ‘the meeting (as indeed they vere) but that the rest
[6109]o-fron somewhat vagze unofficial sources in the
[6110]Fhoge who suspected something. more, with thé
[6111]éxception 6f the Trevor-Roper group, vere generally hoppy that. ©
[6113]{he United States: was doing something of this kind and were in CO
[6114]no mood to ask any etbarrassing questions or raise any delicate - 7
[6116]of the money can
[6118]4 1 acked Eotbley. what Ye: tlouigkt- hits future role in the
[6119]ersonally ,
[6121]: ’ “‘Activitias we asked |
[6122]felt he TATE i
[6125]14-0000
[6127]"Sole (nclading-a°position da the Pxrecitive Committee tut that,”
[6129]- gither of rotating menbers of. the
[6131]- peepably preferably.-the latter.
[6133]_, eeheme. oO, ae eke
[6135]a : : ‘ z teeth
[6137]1 told his that fooling cotacided extirely with our own views and
[6138]that. wovtould expect him-to cont: hinself in that fashion.
[6140]‘It wae eereed that he should con ‘eons a:cpomber of the Intex
[6141]s dations? Comittee of Twonty-five tut should tako no activo overt
[6142]part in organizational ‘or policy satters and would cpsrate behind
[6143]the ecenes only when so directed. ne
[6145]5. I discussed with him the protlea raised by the presexco
[6147]Hanbley. agreed that neither of these individuals could be con-,, |
[6148]sidered fully reliable but oxplaiaed it hnd teen inpossitle to oat
[6149]- exclude thés from the Comalttee tecause of their prominence aad --
[6150]the tntereste which they represe=tei. He said ho Dilesd Roweset.
[6151]ag a person who considered himeelf basically on the: American side
[6152]‘even though fron tino to tine be bad’ to sake nolsos-of a sort to
[6153]satiaty his leftist constitioats.. Ee also deacribod Rousset, as _
[6155]of Davig Rousset and Ignacio Silone on the Executive Comittee. i 4. .
[6156]a : Mie
[6157]rent
[6161]a bit of a, bluffor who could de hardled by a conbinitioa of firaness _
[6162]and. tact, pa larly so long as be contimed.to desire. to be. ee
[6163]an Anoricén ‘Bombley deacrtsed Silone as a more complex caso-- Loot
[6165]tateliect but weak will acd. -
[6166]an: engasing in politics solely
[6168]. to watt : probably would have —
[6169]been lost to't. $ Been given a proainect
[6171]: gause entirely. |
[6173]as it waa, be appeared on the @urfaca now to be a convert, aldett
[6174]a @ublous one. Hiabdley aspressed belief, however, that Silone
[6175]could be controlled if haudlcd emertly and that, if worst cave
[6176]to worst, he ‘sould bo’ séparated froa the Comittec without dis-
[6177]astrous effect. Hanbley enti that in his opinion Artinr Koestler
[6178]-and Cario Schaid were altogother reliable politically and: could
[6180]_ ba dopended tpon to, counterbalaacé Stlona ‘and Rousgot évon though
[6181]4t would be wovise to ‘take thea Sully into: confidencé as to the
[6182]-patura of the Congress!’ backing. Irving Brown, of courgze, is
[6184]oe, considered completely reliable. ~
[6186]- 6, ‘Inammich as the Executive Comittee 1s a creature of
[6187]‘the Comalttee of Twenty-five. and ‘deavs its membership from that .-~ ;
[6188]Comittes, the latter constitutes the real point of controk in
[6189]the Congress organization. The Cosnittes of Pranty-five, as
[6190]it stands, is reliable on balance. If necessary, 1% could be
[6192]weighted more heavily in our favor oy exercise of the privilege
[6193]of co-opting additional members on. whoa wé could depend, Beabley
[6194]paid. . He suggested that it might be woll to establish a princizle
[6196]he Sxrecutive Comalttee or of con- -
[6198]aront Conmittee of Twenty-five. —
[6200]Ents mechaniss. would provide ’
[6202]jeans whereby’ obotréperous ‘Executive Comittee n@ibers. ight. 3. 6 ee
[6204]be sidetracked. Eunbley agreed shat-this might prove a workable . .
[6206]‘ @icting regular elections of th
[6208]He Vie Ea: etic 3 ee a ce re
[6210]SDR ae
[6214]ersitinege
[6216]fe
[6220]Poe one
[6223]14-0000
[6225]we _ ee oe eet Sottereeamed ae - ee eT empire sank em neta
[6227]_ ?. : way : ET paey :
[6228]es SCR ot ee oe
[6230]7 : ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET. .
[6231]INSTRUCTIONS: OFF tear Gestgnetions snouldte ured in tae “fo° copuen. Under each comment a tine snould ‘ve draen
[6232]aCrous wheet and each coument numbered 10 cofrespond wth the pumperiin the “Totcotvan, Fach officer should Inittel
[6233]UCheck more inwsf ficient! before furtner routings Tria Record snd Gouting Sneet should de returned to Rogletry.
[6237]rom ne sue SECRET or eye :
[6239]ape igaa 7
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[6244]a
[6246]. 7 3 August 1950
[6248]\ .
[6249]an ; MEMORANDUY FOR UE. SRIDGS yo ’
[6250]SUEJECTs Berlin Coneress, for gultaral Freedor activities of
[6252]Velvia Las.
[6254]ia ‘project, - a
[6255]rermitted: ‘to igure. a
[6256]rs‘Glaser.and“the con- ~~" ,
[6257]and-Eaxer have. done
[6258]sre that no effective
[6259]a blatantly conscicuous
[6261]ori: inal nemorandun. of 73 april Tee0n 4 inv
[6262]subject. to the condition that ‘Lasky would. not. be
[6263]_ publicly in this -overation.-The-t
[6264]‘ versations Wiich i have had with Messrs. Linds
[6265]very Littloe to rel F
[6266]action to exclude Laney fron e¢
[6267]role either has or will be taken by us.
[6269]2. ‘I’submit that paracraph six of the reference ‘nemorandum, an
[6272]both tone and content, is entirely unsatisfactory for the following
[6273]reasons?’ . . a _ . :
[6274]~ . . - . ,
[6276]a. It fails to reveal any asprop sriate acknowledgment or —
[6277]nohas resulted froa kr. Lasky's.
[6279]a. “+ comprehensi n of the damire wii
[6280]conduct. Thia was a major tilu: der, bas been branded as ‘stich: by.
[6282]our best Friends-in the State Devarts nb, has teen revealed as | -
[6283]such by the sublictty whieh is analyzed’ in the reference memoraa-
[6284]dud itself and must te acknowledred by the responsible. members!
[6286]of our staff both Nere and in Germany, . :
[6288]bob. It betrays an unfortunate: texdency, apparently more
[6289]deeprooted. than I had 3u8; pecte x te sueciuab ‘to ‘the temptation - j
[6290]: . : of ccnvenience (doi gs the. easy. way) and irrespective of
[6291]> security and.other technieal considerations of the utriost.
[6293]inportances Q,
[6295]t
[6296]1
[6297]i
[6298]i
[6300]3. have stated ty
[6301]|. gonpletely clear on this saint. that unless means can be: found. ‘to sadi- so - ok
[6302]‘ “the. this operation ty tho. reg , : .
[6304]. rn) TE es aes cont tinue -
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[6318]. ; ‘te
[6319]continue its backi: ‘J repeat =
[6320]the field as‘an instructian and that on ‘Te sreed and ated upon cc
[6321]. within this headq wterse | Ido not ‘wish to. the ‘“imoression,.that
[6322]I am in any Way oF. sosed to & 53 operation, provided oe
[6323]7 it can be sanitize! and ! ce of So nisticaq” ‘ Bo -
[6324]“tion and- technical expert—ease, than , -
[6326]up to date, However, I do rot wisty %
[6327]of what we have seen thus far.
[6329]FOU: low
[6331]P.S. S
[6332]Hagreder that re s°
[6333]tovettier with his ow wer
[6334]Secretary Johnson was $9 favorably incre
[6336]Nagreder's com ment that Be took the papers yer-a t
[6337]i} 12 te very pell leased. .
[6338]3s wii) eared are not . t
[6341]ty of
[6342]red everything 3
[6343]oreration and
[6345]. .
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[6361]. 1
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[6368]Ro ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[6370]WWSTRUCTIONS:- Officer designatio=s snoule te ased la the "To" coluen. “Tefef each comment 6 fine should de
[6372]across sheetand each comment numtered to corresss:.d with the number in tue “oe rem
[6374]tcrech mark Inaulifctont! before further roytiage Thie Record an@ fautie: Treet stovid be returned to Registry.
[6378]ROOM oare OFFICER'S
[6379]BO, echo f Feavo |. IRITIMS
[6381]rom mo. 4. . ss SECRET perenne naw 2 Sr
[6382]apo wee Te . on EE - -]/2°
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[6387]IMACRANOE: MOR: UR. BER
[6388]SUBT=C? . ? PDUICS; Cofferesce with Lr. Burntan
[6390]‘1. In the first of a series of talks. with tr. Bar hen, 26llow- ;
[6391]ing his return froz Suroze, a ‘broad coverage of the Cultural Congtess . ole
[6392]wae smiored as well as post-Congn « 7S Plans and’ ‘préceedingse. ST
[6394]. 2. I went into very Little detail: with Er. Burnbam ‘as to, the .
[6395]- een: eventusl sétup of -the Congress as a permanent “jnstitutioa ‘exee st” ~~
[6396]“* ‘. _ suggest ‘that it had very broad ‘and far rereaching implicetions and ‘would
[6397]be cerefaliz studied and pursued within ‘thé next few weeks. Er. Burn-
[6399]han, however, expressed his point of view (whicl is to be further ex-
[6400]-plored in cther reetings this weeic) as Follows: .
[6402]Tse continuation of the Gonarees as a going concern of “~
[6403]Dermanence ig new e fact (Ve know that there is en
[6404]ecammittee, an operating “camittes and thet the instit-
[6405]Perils Office hes been authorized.) Overtly, a pem-.-
[6406]neress for Cultural Freedom cen vastly improve the clinate yee ‘
[6407]taroughout _Surore, -at least, to the extent thet it may Se, cot
[6409]FZ canada and. Tay... very.well-affect vee
[6410]Is of people far. “Sevond ‘the point of neutrality, per-. .
[6411]hess to resistence. Also overtly, the Congress can utilize its
[6412]Pperticipants in various forms of writing, speaking, and political...
[6413]acticz. Covertly, the Conzress can ysearform a number oF usefuk
[6414]functions, Including maintenance of cont acu :
[6415]; izs,. forwzrdins money: Suca ‘groups, spreading af clan
[6416]4 ropacends and other’ Du HOSES «. xO Ereat pretestions are
[6417]mécessary ‘in connection with: the- establishment of the Congrass
[6418]as 2 pérsanent institution, "t ough a Small office in Paris and. 7
[6419]er in Serlin are indicat Taé sponsorship. of a French, .
[6420]tellectual- Pericdicel Geers to be Ofie:of the most -pfessing - and” . oo.
[6421]one of the best idea aS, and roa is enthusiastic about, itand is: . ,
[6423]willis: to work for “such a magazd ne as éditor. Other menbers of
[6424]. the Congress, Yakeview, for instance, are willing to worz on-Con-
[6425]° . os Exess ‘sublicatiozs- ‘and beth Koestler and. BubersNe are very
[6426]: . anzion’s. to take ‘part in ‘the © terary and political ‘activities.
[6427]: ; Bondy is. a very uséful'nan, apparently entirely reliable end a
[6428]‘good writer and organizer; ‘he knows languages. and knows Suropear
[6429]polities. . .
[6431]SECRET
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[6438]SEE
[6440]er ty 2 Congress on Periin was terrific ond
[6441]~sificeat. The whole city Was very eaper and
[6442]an extraordinary ehount of attentdoa to’ ‘ail
[6443]} activities. The took display at the Congress
[6444]fairly effective, but was extrenély telllig in
[6445]. the. book. stéres: Psughout Western sectors, which made special -
[6446]displays ‘of che. ocexs and photographs of the authors. Broad-
[6447]: esstins oy redis a3 seens: tc have been. ror oF _2es 8 nominal,
[6448]“y . 7 : : ° ~ “altihousa 5
[6449]- . : " -Woice of arérica teen maid - 2 first-class ens S abeciutely gutstanaing
[6450]. : ne job. ‘The. Congress | was civen big coveruee ey VOx in several Ian--’
[6451]~~ le SO guages. ‘In aaitiod ‘to the re¢ords of Surenean publicity that
[6452]. : . "are on, hand, a ce: erabl radditional- anctnt: was produced. For-: --
[6453]instance ells: broadcasting - of s French radio station
[6454]stins coverane by othe> stitions. There was -
[6455]blicity in Seance and Encland und 2 substean-
[6456]aly, Sweden and other cc: es. Sneciel art-
[6457]_appearing in the Evropesa and periodicals.
[6458]f the Gonyress on a numbe> zortant jiterary
[6459]ore: Picante This wa Seen
[6460]he case of Frenzy and Silonse, both of whos ee
[6461]under-weat an azt2rent conversion due to the operations of the 7 ,
[6462]Congress her hand, the compositica or the Congress
[6463]“was-udbalereed cetionally and also because. is: was iere) Leftist,
[6465]"too radical. a
[6469]was a reflection of the & teitude ‘of
[6470]sh delogation, Trevor-Zorer, ayer, an
[6471]“etually, Uendelssokn (sn old buddy of Lasky's)
[6472]’ : Ee ‘troubles He is 2 seconé-rete writer, a
[6473]neurotic,. fristre ad intellectual, who hada ‘enip on his shoulder
[6474]. . - — and unques tionsbly inspired Trevor-2oper ani ayer: ‘with nis spirit.
[6475]a +> 2 aategoniss ether catplication, was the fact that ayer and
[6477]aa Hoestler rave be intellectual rivals end. bitterly @islike each +
[6478]73 uriated by Nosstlef's rrecirence and.commu=......
[6479]. . onism to Trevor=Ropers . “The letter isan exces-
[6480]7 . , Be sively conceited 2 (2urnhan added at-this roint that almost lh 0S a
[6481]. : ° are axcessively gonceited) ani was ‘openly annoyed .. . .
[6482]. beczuse he’ Yie. nos fizure in thé proceedinss with sufficient. pron °
[6483]: . : toon, (*Ined ééstally," say3 Burnken,; "Prevor-Roper' s description
[6484]poe re _° of Koestler gs a*rootless uropesat follows Fravda, which uses ;
[6485]. : a “ thet tem 2s a general description ‘for Jews."). The annoyance: felt. oe
[6486]“ts by Trevor-Roper ani ayer at, their relegaticn to xinor roles in’ , .
[6487]wt compar! son te soestler found its outlet in etticles which both cf
[6489]SECRET
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[6493]~ SECRET
[6495]ee et -3- Ba
[6496]Gee these nen have written, (Note: ve have only seen the one by
[6497]Trevor-Rosere) 2 tbe situation s complicated by tha desire
[6499]wate of Trevor-Roper to neintain a hich und acocenic objectivity in
[6500]relation to world affairs, whereus the dalercutes to the Congras3
[6501]“insisted on maxins it 2 reclistice denuneiution of the-Corsunist
[6502]stronosie-bole on culture and intellectual freedom. Koestler.
[6503]epitonizes tae lofty philosopniesl viewpoint by saying, "Do you
[6504]“want partis si liberty or total sJavery?" Lasky hus written a —
[6505]rerty, over nis RAER, to Trevor-oper. : ,
[6507]a Melvin Lossy is crantéd “the qualities of sbility, eourage;. Los : H
[6508]hard Work. and ‘neliticnl intuition but.he ts, et the same tiie, . : so
[6509]“the most vata and’ ‘ecotentric individual ime/inable, In addition ~ : oa
[6510]to which, he is ‘an. intellectual snob. and a- publicity hound. Also, ___..... :
[6511]: He definitely 1s not reliuble, cannot be Counted upoh wo do thinss .
[6512]that he should do unless they work fn with his own idezs, He has. ~~ J ood.
[6513]the Racston lens: s point of view which is sinply that of useless '
[6514]intrisue for tie sure of intricue. His intelluctust snobbery wes i
[6516]_ indicated in nis -rccass of mesting, delegates. if they were. very
[6518]_ important, he went to meet then with ais personal car and driver-- : ‘
[6519]slong with newspaper photographers. If they were reasonably inport~ | : \
[6520]ant, ¢ orivate ear as seft for then. If they-were ordinary déle- peo ms
[6521]gates, they. vas given trensvortation on a bus. At least oné dole- x ; an)
[6522]_gate was contacted by Zurnhan and arrancenents were made with Lasky ; an _ \
[6523]to invite hin.tut no invitation was:'sént. In the exse of ilux tele. ft :
[6525]. Lasky succeeded in mindlieting hinand in the case of Yazevlew,
[6526]Lasky ut first ren
[6528]&G to print his fuze on the program et alle _—
[6530]Lasky has dose « + erful job wit Dz at und there is no guage fy
[6531]tion as to his natural abllity and censcity for hurd work but it 9 - nen
[6532]is difficult to see kow he can ba used in uny outstanding position ; ;
[6533]in capnection with’a continuation of the Cans ress unless it is in
[6534]an advisory czzecity, possibly in charge of th erlin. office and
[6535]with:a strong “Rané $0 subduc his self-advertising: proclivitioss -
[6537]° Se The gtove represents Barnhan's ceneral views, ‘in soma cases
[6538]expressed: spont: anecusly, in ot:érs. drawn out by ques’ iors, and it 1s
[6539]ot fey proposed- +o have a further. seeting and 23n-hin-to talk about ‘the nn
[6540]: deve lopnent potentialit tes and technigues.e .- . aan . Ts
[6542]Y
[6546]q
[6548]SIII Subject File - : ; —— a So .
[6549]i. “Sehreyer . .
[6551]min ayneny ys Coat *
[6553]fee
[6555]SECRET
[6557]AAT
[6558]rheta ts
[6559]esa yeunti mi
[6560]9 Avsust 1950
[6562]MEMORANDUM PCE: NR. WISWES _
[6563]SUBJECT: : FIQUICE ~- Existing Orennixvation
[6565]1. Parsaant to your ‘oral request of this morning, “thera ate’ ,
[6567]get forth delow ‘the elerents of subject organitation..As Foa are
[6568]aware subfect te in a fluid stace but, as of 7 Jaly 1950,: the .
[6570]' followins. steps. had deen taxen (except thet the action decribed. .
[6571]under 4 - Wag ‘taxen at the end of the nonth of ¢ July): .
[6573]cucu ones segs og gga}l "Parle office wae openéd with N Louis: Oidarts ae
[6575]as Secretery, on trial for a two-north periods
[6577]dD. Letters had been sent out to the henorary Cha trsen
[6578]requesting then, to continie to serve in that capneitr. These
[6579]chairmen are: ‘Groce, Dovey, Maritain, Jaspers, and Bussoll.
[6581]_ Tals aétion ms taken by the Congress in-sesaion.
[6583]ec. An Brecutive Conzittee of five had been noainsated.
[6584]This committee consists of Ignazio Silone, -David Rousset,
[6585]-Arthur Koestler, Irving Brown and Carlo Schmid. This action
[6586]_ was lixevtse taken dy the Congress in session.
[6588]a. Al3o at ‘the ‘Berlia sossion or the Congress an Inter-
[6589]“national Comittee of twenty-five was, nominated. AY] tat the
[6590]last five of thas@ vere also confirmed. Tie last five had
[6591]“not been comfirned as of 7 July 1950. ‘The names of theses"
[6596]ce _ 0. md.
[6598]Qra | . ; EX/ES
[6599]Bras, Pes ect - 21. SFRRET
[6601]“ Ignazio Silons a Herbert Read
[6603]y David Bousset |. '. ‘Denis de Rougenont
[6605]“Arthur Koestler — Lionello ‘Venturi ©
[6607]‘ . Garle Schaid |. - , Boris Nicolaevsty.
[6608]“) Irwirg Brom. Karel Kapka ; . -
[6609]: dulisa Amery. Josef Gzazskt re
[6610]a : Margarete Duber-Neanann os
[6612]Sees Berphan Andre Philip
[6613]Siéney Hook io Richard CrossrAn-_
[6614]Nicolas Nabokov. Fraicdis Maurfac  .
[6615]Based Xozoa i Pablo cnsalsye M2
[6616]“Thecdor, Herter oe '. Thorton LEBK. x
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[6684]MEMORAIUN YOR: WR. AUGER
[6686]SUBJECT + FD VICK; Conference with Mire Burnben
[6688]4. In tho firet of a cories of talxes with io, Purnhan, follow
[6689]ing hin revern fron Buropo, 4 brand coverage of tho Calturnl Coneress
[6690]we orplomd as wall ef post-Congress plare and ;roceodings.
[6692]2» Iwont into very Little cotail with Kr, purnkam as to tho
[6693]evectasl estup of the Coneress af 9 ‘pormanent, ‘instivation oxocpt to.
[6694]oucesst that:
[6695]be carefully ssudiod and pursioé within the next feu weeks. Mre Burne
[6696]haa, hovever, expressed his point of View (which is to bo further exe
[6698]a, Tho continuation of the Cangrees aA a going cocsom of ©
[6699]| Intended yormanense is row a facte ‘(ie Know What thore 10 an -
[6700]exocutive camittco, an operating easilttos ané thit the instit-
[6701]ution of a Paria Offics has pesn authorized.) Oversly, a pem- —
[6703]of opinion throughout ‘Europe, st east, to tho extont thad 4a may
[6704]conaiderably sounter Soviet propaganda and Bay vory well affect
[6705]Jargs groups of poople for payond tho point of neutrality, pore
[6706]papa to reaistanse. Alao overtly, thea Congress ean utilizo it’
[6707]_ . partioipaate fa yertous forms of writins, gpoaiding, and politieal
[6708]| BSCLODe” Covertly, the Conzresa can yorforn a number of usoful
[6709]inobieno,' inolnding msintesanss of sontact wit: various resis~
[6711]destina proposanda and other purposes. -Ho great pretantions are
[6712]noéeesanry in cornootioa with the eatedlisinent of ths congress
[6713]se-a peruansst institution, tbeigh a sual) office in Paris ond
[6714]enothor in. Porlin are indioataas Tas spontorship of a Fronck
[6715]tial Periodical sees to bo ona of the most pressing and -
[6716]_ ene of the vest idaad, and axoa is enthugiastio sdont 16 aud ia°.
[6717]willing to nark for cuch a.pagazino A editor. . Other members of.
[6719]SECRET
[6721]1% kad very broad and far-reaching inplisationa and would
[6723]anont Congress for Cu tial Freedom can vastly inprove tha olimte
[6725]- Garao grape, formarding moisy to such groupas epreading of ele -
[6727]for instahoe, are willing to warn on Cone -
[6729]~ the book etores. throughout wortern sectors, which made s70cind
[6731]sepre -
[6732]seganl
[6734]We . Tha impact of the Concress on Derlin was terrific and
[6735]Reuterto pert minificant. The vhole city wis very sager and
[6736]recoptiva and palit sn oxtreordinary tutount of attention to all
[6737]of the Concress ‘gotivitios. Tao book display 2% the Concress
[6738]dteolf ras only fairly sffoctive, but vas extrenoly telifiiag in ©
[6740]Giastays af ‘the books and photocruphs of the euthora. Sroad=
[6742]_earting by radio KI-y seams ti ‘have been ‘more of losa rosinal, |
[6744]‘although RI-S.out tapes of all'of ‘the’ Congress speeches, but-tha:
[6746]Yoise of anericz tean did a firnt-clase ani absclutely ‘outstaniing
[6747]jab, The Conpxees ‘ws given big coverses by YOX in several lan~ -
[6748]‘guagese Ia addition tu the redords of Burvpean publicity that
[6750]- are on hand, oconsiderubla additional exount was produced. Por
[6752]{nitence, thare wse daily brosdessting ofa Preah Taito otaSion
[6754]. apd sporadic brestoastin; osvernca by other stations. There ms
[6756]a large enount ef ublicity ‘49 Prange ond Eivsband ant a aubstan- ,
[6757]tial amount ta It-1;, Sweden and other countries. Special art-
[6758]folod are still appearing in the Ruropoan prea and poricdicalae
[6759]tha influsacé of the Congress on a punber of inportant literary
[6760]and political leaders appesra 40: be -vory siciifinant s.. This wea
[6761]especially true in the cese of Trenay and Sf{icne, both of rhea
[6762]undoseuant ef apzarent couversien ua to the operations of tho
[6764]Congxeass On the other hand, the coxposition of ths Congress
[6766]was unbalanced nationally and also because it maa £00 leftist,
[6770]e» Tho tvritation omused by the ProvereRoper article in tho. ©
[6771]Magchestor Gaatéian was 2 reflection of tie attitude ‘or three”
[6772]Honbers of wha Teitish delegation, Trevorekoper, Wer, and Pate
[6773]@ Yendelssolm. sotually, Yendalasohn. (au old bday of Lasky* 3)
[6774]gia the davea of tho tréible, He is a. second-rate writer, a
[6776]‘gourotic, frustrated intellectual, who had 4 ohin.on his shoulder.
[6778]and unquestionably inspired Trovor-Popor and Ayor with his spirit
[6780]of antegonisn, Another conclication wus the fact that iyor and
[6783]other. ayer tas. infuriated by Kosstlor's. prominence, ard Comune -_-
[6785]nicated this antusontan to. Trevox-fopers. The Lutter is an emes- .
[6786]sively eancolted-man (Burnham added at this point that ‘almost al
[6787]{ntallectuals are oxcesaivaly conceited) ani’ was openly annoyed
[6789]_ pocatise ba ald not figiwe in the proceedings with evffictent prom:
[6791](mente, (“Tnoidentally,” svyS Burnham, “Trevar-Roper’s dssoripsion .
[6792]of Koortler as a ‘rootless Enxopean'. follows Pravda, which ucos —
[6793]het termi se a -genaral ésccription for Jows."} -The apngyance felt.
[6794]by TrevorRoper and ayor, at thei relegation to minor roles in”
[6796]eonparisen $0 Koostier found ite cutie? in sfticles which both of -
[6798]spend
[6801]14-0000,
[6803]these men have rrittes, (Nobo: Te Rave anly saon tho ona oy
[6804]Syover-Honere) and the sifustion wag cg hionted by the desire
[6805]_ of SyovorePoner to ruintein a high end “sandends objectivity in
[6806]welation to vorlé effsicd, wicreas the colacited to tho: Congress
[6807]2 fasisted on coking it.a mealtstia cnnmetstion of the Carmmnniss
[6808]_gtringloshold on cultmo and intollestial freadon, Roostler
[6809]onttorizes the lofty pillesenhieal viewoint by saying, “Do you
[6810].. Mae partial Libaray ar total slivers?" Lasky has evittan a
[6811]‘yoaly, over Als name, to Trova forcro - 1
[6813]te Molytn Lneky ts opanted tha qualitica of ability, couruga,  §~ 4
[6814]hard wark end yolitied! tatuition but he is, ot the saw io, mo
[6815]thé Most wali apé egoevieric intividitil ti-Cinsbive in atiltion
[6816]to tilek, ho te an ditaMlevtual scob’und'a publicity hounds dso,
[6817]: he definitely is not reliahle, camiot be counted upon to do tings:
[6818] hi$ be shoulda 49 nalaso they dork in with his.om idesse Fn has
[6819]tho Msatan Nenshevix soint of view which ie aimply that of usoless —
[6820]in-rieue for the avce of Antrigna, fis istallectunl anoobery we
[6821]_ {nddeated in hla ovecosa of rooting doloyntade If they wor very
[6822]_ inportant, ho want $0 aret thon vith his yorsonal our and driyrse
[6823]aloce with newonapor mhotosracherse is tnéy word Yeasom:bly injert-
[6824]. _ ant; @ private ear wes cent for thone If they oro oriiaary dale-.
[6825][7 pages, thoy was, civan erunsportitién-oh 4 bibs _ .t lest ano dale=
[6826]tl. gate was contacted by Durnhen and arranganeots wore ade with Lacky
[6827]$y invite hin but no invitetion ws conte In tho dupa of Max Yargin,
[6828]Lasky succeeded in buniliating hin and in the oars. of Yaksovlo,
[6829]> Lasky at. firet.sefesed to priat his name on tho prograii at elle 7
[6830]_ Lasky hao dono a wonderful job with por vionst ond there is mo! queae | *
[6831]“Sion op 60 Mla natabel ability.and capuciiy for hard work tat it
[6832]4s C1fficul? to seo bot hd can be used in any outsteading position
[6833]dn connootion with a sentimetion of the Cangrese unless i$ ia in
[6834]_ an advisory oepssity, possinly in charge of tho lerlin office amd «
[6835]“with a strong hand to'subéne his solfecdvertising proclivitios.
[6837]Se ‘Tho above represents Bomban’s general view, in sams cabea
[6838]exyressed spontaneously, in otora dram out by questions, and it 13
[6839]now propessd to have a further necting ond ok his to talk about tho a
[6842]SOIAD/ck
[6843]es: EXIZ Caroszo
[6844]_. KUTT: Oudjoct. File /
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[6857]TERCUGH: MA, SCHREYER, EE 3_ Le Ae te -
[6858]SUBJECT: Activities of Mr. Melvin Lasky te cénaection: with
[6860]Congress fcr Cultural Freedos (Froject PDQUICK)
[6861]\ mo,
[6863]1. This ie ta’ ‘responee- to. your request that we exanine ous files and
[6864]subzit.a Statement concerning the undue. procinesce given. to Ere Kelvin.
[6865]Leaky in. connecticn with the ° ‘Caltarel Gongresa. :
[6867]; Leaky. was jubl tery ideatif: e4, early ‘in the. preparations: for the 4 cre Le.
[6868]. “congiees, as the spark plug and leading light. - This tnsatisfactory position ~~" se
[6869]oT was anticipated by Mr. Wiener, who, in his avcproval of° Project PDQUICK,
[6870]. "cautioned aeninet etphasis on Lasky's perticization. (Attachment A).
[6872]3. Fron the beginning, the hore office was cognizant of the danger of
[6873]a spotlight being tErown on any evert U. S. employee, and, in addition to.
[6874]previona warnings, on 7 April cabled apecifie instructions for the retire—
[6875]ert of Lasky to the teckground. This and other adnoz: itions, fron the home
[6876](office and the | :OPC German ‘Mission c aiel, will te fornd at attachment B.
[6878]4. However, a raview of the sublicity ‘which the Congress received
[6879]. Shows. an-unfortunate acount. of concentration on Lasky. In Berlin, for in-. .
[6880]stance, where. the. Congreas received ite greatest publicity ontput, out of ~
[6881]180 newspaper clippings which are avellavle, approxisately 15 specifically - eb Te
[6882]featured Lasky, pome Of them photogravhically. Of the U. S. and British’. 90 ee
[6883]press clippings wrich were available, several featured Lasky prominently. , ; ,
[6884]In 4 feature article in the New Leader, the subject of wrich wae the
[6885]“Cultural Congress, Lesky Was | referred to.a% the initiator of: the Congress
[6886]and he } was featured in at least two of ‘the. formal press. teleasge which were -
[6887]given ‘ont in Berlin. Cr the 23 photograppa which covered the: ‘Congress and
[6888]which were released for press and. historical purposee, Lasky is prominently
[6889]featured in 6. ia large anount ‘of this pub2 icity gaterial, including |
[6890]i: photographs, press cuttings and press releases, ia avaflable ‘in our files.) :
[6891]“. While Lasky’ s part as veneral’ Secretary 3 was over-emptasized in a nusber of. -
[6892]newapafera ‘and periodicals, the. most. donaging- article appéared as a feview
[6893]of the Congresa’ in. the Manchester Guardian, written by the - prominent. his-
[6894]| torien, Mr. H.-R. Trevor-aoper in which Lasky wes descrited as connected
[6895]with Anerican Inforzation Services and the. ‘organizer of the Congress. The
[6896]Statement was Unfortunaté ‘decanse this was: the only critical article of
[6897]the Congress’ known to have. appeared in the. Western. press. It passing, it
[6898]Zight be mentioned that the Lordon Econorist also picked up Lasky! 8 appolnt-
[6899]ent as General Secretary, ¢ aa @ suggenting ue S. sporsorshi>. Its review,
[6901]LG ceaner GURY cr & co. ies
[6908]AEH Otay YG a Arb TET MA Fe HT
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[6913]- broadcast by ‘the Communist mac
[6915]= of Sraars ties
[6916]ay PSE bai
[6917]however, was ‘laudatory and pointed up the sincerity and usefulness of the
[6918]gatcering. The holding of the Congress in Zerlin sas descrited ao ‘a
[6919]gesture of defiazce"; tha Eeeting was called aa event of "considerable sig-
[6921]nificance (strong words for the Lordon Zesneniat) and it was referred to
[6922]‘a@ aarking, or at least reflectines "a. turn point of the westera counter-
[6923]attack in the cold war.? "¥orea,? Said the Eccnoziet, tage the fortune
[6925]of the Congress and crystaliized the Teal issce before tke delegates.4
[6926]Trevor-keper, in a letter te the Econonist, commenting on its article, was”
[6927]kuch more temperate than in his atticle in tre Guardian. For example,
[6929]in the Zccnozist he declared, "We were alxost all united against Comunisna -
[6930]from the start.” *, oe, ;
[6932]5,. At thie point, it should be specified that fron.the time the Con-
[6933]étese was firet discussed, it was! recognized -that the Conmuniet press:
[6934]would indict it as a fascist, war mongering, ‘Propaganca group opsrating ander
[6936]“the intelligence auspices of the T. S. and that this. accusation would te.
[6938]6. (ae Lt vas) whether or net, in fact the
[6939].ontrols. It was alse recognized that
[6941]Congress lad ‘been under any e
[6943]“ithe General ‘Secretary of the Congress: would inevitably Teceive a certain
[6945]“amount of attenticn fron the press. It seers to be clear, however, that thia
[6947]- Amount of attertion was unnecessarily large.
[6949]6. Fotwithetanding the undue persoral publicity achieved by Mr. Lasky,
[6951]“it is eignificant that:
[6953]a. He played a most important role in tha conception, devel op-
[6954]"ment, organization and contrél of the Congresa. Without his active
[6955]interest and support the launching of the Congress would have been
[6956]most difficult... |” = Se a
[6958]b. The Congress vasa highly successful operation, In its etand ‘
[6959]against intellecttal neutrality in the at: uzgle against Commiisn,
[6960]ite Letter to the Fast," its final "Manifesto,5 and ite deliberations
[6961]and intellectual discussions, the ‘Congress hes..proven its propaganda.
[6962]* value waich will be extended and expanied to a gTeater degree in the
[6963]- futare. : - eo Po . :
[6965]EE 3/1¢/far’ ce,
[6967]ce: OPC registry - 3 and 4 ef 6 |
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[6976]_ Siiecuent: ‘Subj. ‘prof: (38 234)
[6978]a | .
[6980]; 7 April 1950 ------
[6981]" MEMORANTOM FOR MESSRS. FRASK _ .
[6982]LINDSAY . we
[6983]OFFIR oe
[6984]SUBJECT: Project PoqUreK
[6986]With reference to conversation with Mr. Baker concern~
[6988]ing’ the roject outline covering the subjact project, I have approved
[6990]thie Project aubject t6 the following condition. It makes na sense
[6992]ould state In paragfaph 6 under the heading of security
[6994]that all practicable: ‘Reasures will be taken to disguise the official.
[6996]“Us S$. interest, financial and otherwise; and at ‘the same tine -to pro-
[6998]ide ‘that. oie of the. two: active ‘Sponaora ‘will de Mr. Melvin J. Lasky, ;
[7000]7 editor-of the. ‘overt "HICOG’ monthly: ‘Magazine "Der Monat.". I underotand”
[7001]that Mr. Lasky 16 needed as. one of the priicipa} organizers and opera-
[7002]tives but I think it quite unnecessary for hie name to be flourished
[7004]_ Bvcut asa Sponsor. After all, he is offictally employed dy AICOG-~
[7005]he is, therefore, an acknowledged memer of the U. S. apraratus in
[7007]~ Germany. Why then ‘should bia -name be used? Reuter is an excellent
[7009]: .Sponsor and’ surely it w!l1 be: possible to find one or more others--
[7011]_Ron-Aser ican or at least shon-offietal Amerlean--to ‘Serve aa ‘Sponsora, _
[7013]co . 2. Génerally tn the | game ; connection I asaime that our. con-
[7015]. eultaat, Mr, Burnhan, will operate “n the wings and that hie nace
[7016]will not be too prozinently displayed. As the result of his recent
[7017]. dook andthe farer of conmnist commentary, he ie a "sitting duck!
[7019]for hostile propaganda in my opinion. I am entirely in favor of his” ;
[7020]_ participating extensively in the arrangements, but the more hia par-
[7022]ticipation can be in the form of “off-stage shispere” the better...
[7024]/e/ 7. GW. /w
[7026]. Pow: Lae) tar
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[7040]14-0000,
[7042]ea <5 _
[7043]_" ROUTING -AND-RECORO SKEET
[7045]Otrlcer deal gsations trols be used la the “to® ectusa,
[7047]I ee = oS 2 ae:
[7049]Todas each crasont a tine erovld be draca
[7051]tnsTRvCT ICR:
[7053]ACTSUS Poet and aera comment nuabered to: -eerrespond sith Une numter fa Lhe Ta"eatwan. fach efttcer should initial
[7055](Check mart tnauf ficient! before further coutlng. TALs Becara and @sativg Srect would de returned to Regtarep.
[7057]1 4 August 1950
[7058]CATE OFFICER'S CONNENES
[7060]rm ,
[7061]mira) | JUntteaALS ft .
[7063]Avtacssent, RB contains the fellewing: .
[7065]Wisk 2291 (our 52862) _ :
[7066]FSAN.139 (IN. 22622) __...
[7068]WASH 2884 (our. 83482)
[7069]948-CHURG
[7071]t= FRAY 233 (IN 25105) -
[7072]| FRAN 451 (Tur 30207) -
[7074]BREN 3632 (IN 31109)
[7076]fOnm nO. 1000
[7077]apa 1246
[7079]SECRET
[7082]14-0000
[7084]Te Se
[7086]‘The decision on this is not up to me... I will ap;reciate
[7087]opportunity” to disouss it yith you. . i
[7089]ky point of ‘view ia that ALL of this current PIXCUICK atuft
[7090]is. pretatura and a caso of a lot -of- hungry actors smelling
[7091]easy money and wanting to: get ‘nto the aot: and get tho show én .
[7092]the road, a ; .
[7093]True We have no puddot for PDGUICK for. this period - and. 1fterally
[7095]: are Living on. borrowed funds, ‘jo can't make up a budget bécause.
[7096]a) have no Bocounting fron ‘the- ‘field, do- not know where we. stand,” -
[7098]‘Here’ ave ‘some “other questions an wy minds *
[7100]_ | What wore the. publicity accomplishments of the relatively
[7101]expensive BY offioe?. lies
[7103]-What happened to the: Berlin news coverage by. US oorrespondents?
[7105]: "What happened to the bright and sanguinary ‘forecasts. cf
[7107]” tremendous amounts of publicity, speolal magazino art! cles. radio.
[7108]vroadoasta, eto, which wore to emanate from tho attendance at the . a
[7109].Gongsess of Masars, Montgornery and Gonant - a little: natter oes Coe
[7110]“which cost tho US about two thousand piecoa of kttuse 7 (It seems
[7111]okear' that their attendance was absolutely worthless obherr250.)
[7113]’ Whet happened to their efforts to obtain delegates fron
[7114]the Kiddlo East?
[7116]oa ~ Why did Lasky proceed with a dozen Last mimite Invitations
[7117]7 $0 innocnous persons (these were supposed to. be ‘a few! and to:
[7118]extrenely. important people) inoluding: several wivese.
[7120]rns A ‘cadlegram waa ‘sent urging that a press gouférence be axranged, —
[7121]L.. Lox Frans Nehring? Did it take place?’ eo _. Ss Re
[7123]. . There wore no. photographs. of the pool: Aleplays’: , “mts book ae an i
[7124]displey was an axpensive tten, © pid at take. place? Lo -
[7126]Row with ‘a: these questions in my ‘mind,. adding. up to a.
[7127]: realization that if the Congress was @ suocegs, it was only a.
[7128]- gaocess ag far as it wént,and it: haa a long way to ¢0 to completely
[7129]matify itself ~ the next ‘atepa KOT being spending a lot’ of dough for —
[7130]the support of. deaorving inte lJeotuala who have no other source of thoore, .
[7131]: but in getting a distribution. of a million pisces of. literature, and -
[7132]' other publicity, in Satellite aréas - I would hesitate (which ia ° :
[7133]- a euphemism for dlankly object) to blancly appropriating an extra
[7134]ten thousand bucks to support an innocuous group of Russian exiles who
[7135]want to air their grievances, NoT under our control,
[7138].
[7139]aaw4te .
[7141]WRMORANDUM FOR: KX 3
[7142]- SUBOFCT: | gRQsCrT DU, Special Report on PIQVICE
[7144]— ‘dies est and irolle> have diseasesd the attached paper “and are . ..
[7145]agread as. folleve: . . Co,
[7147]Se a Ye think war: tn the preparation of Ake paper, J Joszal=- |
[7148]ta gon was acting as a reporter mther than funcnzontally o7presen” ae
[7150]ing his own ideas. ...
[7152]b. In cur opinion, the vhole achose, an doseribel ta the
[7153]special report, le each too graniiose, asbitious ard cuabear~ |
[7155]sore, ae
[7157]ee, Va ages that the. “Congresa should continue fa existence :
[7158]: ‘pat wo do not thick that it has to have any legal estab} ishzent. 7 Sree
[7159]. d. da sea the functioning of o continaniag organieation aa”
[7160]ao providing’ ‘the basia for future Congreae ceetings, providing ton-
[7161]| dbefa-with a focus of interest, previding a logical scarce of .
[7162]inforration,” proncanmta, patlications, and. Tebiielty, an and ad 6
[7163]cover for certain 7 operations. | :
[7165]: 6. *o think tha organisation of the Gongtese could follow’
[7167]the outlins in paragraph 4 of the Haforeace down to, ‘and in-
[7169]‘cluding, the Géneral Secretary, with the addition of an Brecu-: . .
[7171]tive Adoistant, 4 stoaographer, and a typ! st, and ‘eliataation Se so
[7172]of who rest ‘of the suggested perggansl : ; —_ ea
[7174]2a f. - We think tt ‘sdvisadlo that. ths Congress: nave ono office, ;
[7176]_. possibly, though: mat note asarily, . ia Tarts, and that {ita other. Po, . So
[7177]*oftices* (whieh in actuality.need be Little more than letter 0° ©
[7178]drops) would reqilre no. personnal and - no: adoinistratirve mehinety ,
[7179]except arrangezert 8 for tho forwarding ‘ef. mail. Any other |
[7180]sporadic use to be made. of each. *offices,® auch as Local taed
[7183]14-9000
[7185]Pack. 0: ' _
[7186]Special Renort
[7188]brosa releases, for instance, could be accom}ished through
[7189]“b Fottdant coaster of either the Brocutive Conzittes or the
[7190]Taternattonsl Comalttee, -. | :
[7192]. & “oe think that {t need not cost more than $22,500 for
[7193]tbe next yaar to maintain the Congreso organization, pay for
[7194]edaintetrat!on, treveling exponsoo, including tho salarios. of
[7195]yorvonssl, which yould negune a Goneral Secrotary wno would
[7196]te on O°* ogont. (this latter concept may not be absolutely
[7197]Recessary; bat If Lot, then provision should be wade for ofc
[7199]| contact 9on6 other way.) In Addition ts the 25,000, spocte
[7200]_ ffed above, there should be an allotaent of $89,000 for the |
[7202]holding of the noxt Congress; Another $26,000 shonld bo - io
[7203]added for epecial Turpuecs largely connacted with publicity.:
[7205]The major part. of the expencitures fer the next yenr for .
[7206]. dlloction,. printing, and disseaination of Congreso material i
[7208]and which ‘Could: conceivably ancunt to.ag much. a9 $750,090 as:
[7210].@ top figute, would be provided, It 1a hoped, by PCA funds. |
[7212]hn. Fhe activities meationel in Part Il of Budfect report |
[7213]could very well be handled ander the Satay outlined atova = |
[7215]with cortain exceptions which veom to be teo ‘broad ln scope
[7217]to be justified at all. _
[7219]CERALI ootiEn
[7220]veoveen, a LOUIS GLASER.
[7222]RE.3/L6/far
[7226]Glaeop
[7227]Droller
[7228]Chrony.
[7231]14-0000
[7233]* abtachasnt to 220—C
[7235]SECT. L IZPORT: Situation and Parspoctiveo. .
[7238]‘I ORGANTCATION
[7240]2h. ab the conclusion of the Ferlin sesoions uf the CONGRESS FOR
[7241]CULTIRAL FREEKA!, tho basis for continuing work was created by tne .
[7243]appolitsent of -ceveral eagiittess. Sens confusion end unsertetaty reigned
[7244]at this period; thess neo t2 ta slorified. Ths folloving is suggested:
[7246]; as Honorary: Chairman: Letters will go out this reex to the Five
[7247]pallosophors =~ Croce, Dewey, Maritain, Jaspers, ‘and mussell — requesting
[7248]then to homer tha CONORESS by continuing to seive with the pernaneat .
[7249]gomissicne = - . oo . ;
[7250]ee Sponsoras ‘A great-nany distinguished nen in the field of art
[7252]_ ~ "qed seienco had given thoir susport ‘to the Berlin Congress, slthouch they ~~~
[7253]sure unable to come. Their name would be sost. useful in ‘the ‘Congresst = - :
[7255]gontiouing activities. If, a3 seana only approprizto, the final International
[7256]Comittes of 25 should consist only of “activo members", than saz of tho
[7257]‘peminatioas originally includéd should be transferred by. the vorking Fxecutive
[7258]‘Comalttes to thiga special 1ist of Sponsors. T::089 (defore the Congress)
[7260]sO" | gpgtuded == and: zermitesion hero vill also be requested = Andre Gide, —_
[7261]; Balok Bunche (importent, for no Nepro was nominzgted ia Berlin), Carl ;
[7263]ducknayor, Selvadoy do Hadarihgies..ssumong many otherss
[7265]coo, } Ge International Comiittes of <G: at the Berlin seesions the
[7266]following were nominated — (1) igrazio Sttone; (2) David Rougaty
[7267](3) arthur Koestler; (4) Corlo conaid; (5) Irving Grow; (6) Jelian Amory;
[7268](2), Hankon Lios (f) Jasxos Durnhac; (9) Sidney Hook;. (16) Nicolas Nabokows
[7269]_- +412) Rigen. Kogony (12) Theodor (Afovier; (15) Herbert Rend; (146) Denis
[7270]_ dg Rougemont; (15) Lionelio Venturi; (16) Soria fiootaovaky; (17) Karel Kupka}
[7271]| (18) Josor, Czapoki; (19) Hargarete Bubor-leumann; (20). andre =hilipesess 4,
[7272]Tadee werg all present ead. are confirmed. the following wore nominated and “- 4
[7273]gtill hava to ba infomida, and conflived;. (21). Mohard Crossran} (22) Francote. .
[7274]Ranriad; (23) Pablo Casals {for tho ."S asors’?7); (24) Thornton Wilders .
[7276]{28) dakar Pollak; ‘and. (26): Salvador de Mederiaga (Uconsor"? }.
[7278]gy Bepcativo, Comittee ofS: This consists of the firct five nama.»
[7280]above. =» Silono, Hougset, Loostier, Bm ys and Schmid (who has definitely
[7281]accented, and thus taken the ploce ef Kofon}e mo vo . : oye
[7283]2, Tt was dooided to hold tho fir:t.moeting of the CONGRESS Exocutive om
[7284]Comittes during tho first: week in séptesibor in-verise It will probably be
[7285]_ psirable to hold’ several informal meectings before thon in order to work.
[7286]cut the outline and details of a functioning CONGRESS plats
[7287]. a“
[7289]Nee
[7290]N
[7292]3. Urgont problam facing; tho CONGRESS by Saptembur 1a the woricing gut
[7293]of a legpl or oanstitutional basia cf the permanent C@iCRHSS organization.
[7294]tho are “membora"? Low io the International Committes to be saintainod; how
[7295]ore additions, cubstractione, changes in this and the Fxocutive Cazrittes to
[7296]bo made? Who invites to the next Congress, and tho "votes"? .. numbor of ; ce ee
[7297]-- proposals should bo oconsidored defore a finel Mumorandun i3 presented. This 7
[7298]shovld be done in son junction with tho fan Kho will probably be Ceneral-
[7299]Sooretary ‘ami/or Fxeoutlvo Diroctar, of the CQHIRESS.
[7301]_ : 4e It fa. suggosted that: the original title be keys and aade permanant -
[7303]: anely, CONGRESS: FOR CULTURAL FREDGYiOUGHESS PURR -KULTURELLS | FRISEI/ :
[7304]CHONESS POUR-Li LIBERTE DE LA-CULTURS. ‘The use of the word "CONGRESS? fp © : as
[7305]‘mich connection has its parallel both with the CIO (Congreas of Indvatrial _ .
[7307]_ Organizations) dn the Usa, and and with ‘the Coscrosa Party in indies :
[7309]vo 5S. A -Yovisionil plan for the organisation ‘of the. ‘GONDRESS ‘should ‘be. ne
[7310]- worked out, less in the exrectution that it Hill be immdiutely ‘get up than
[7311]' in tho hove that within the next efx months it cén be mote end more realized.
[7313]The folloving sxetch ly subnittad:
[7315]. COGRESS POR CL LEU L FREEDOH
[7316]Hononeny Y Chalrnan , . Sponsors
[7318]datornstional Conn ttoa ‘of 25 mo , . - a,
[7320]reacutive Comittee or. 5°
[7322]we Renee
[7323]“ Secretary . SN
[7324]-Efesutive Editorial . | Recoaren Faris Gareau Berlin Bureau
[7325]Director (Director. “| Director Director Direstor
[7327]“Gree. Edit... Fpeoarch:
[7329]; . m ae spente A6ente ABS5nbe
[7331]~ . Ctenograchor. | Translator. .-
[7333]In the Light of thia tatle of orgnalzstion, savored: provishonal ‘appointnenta 5 ;
[7334]could be ado dn omer *o get COMORES. activitios workisg inmediataly, @ef<e
[7335]. ; appointseant of: Frau Buber~Newdann. as;axeoutive of the borlin turesus appoint-
[7336]OO ' pent of Frandots Bondy as iditorial Dirvotor} appointment of cofmcbody Lika
[7337]| >xAichard Loewentlisl ac. Repoaroh Director. Tho urgencies will becdme clanrer
[7338]tole. . i,
[7340]i"
[7342]+ . . . . : {
[7344]14-0000
[7347]Tl ACrtvrniEs|
[7349]vroject: the immediate editing of 9 yolut? an the
[7351]Mee Poundine Berlin ¢ To:t of the materisl is already syriicble in
[7352]three lencuaces: *renoh, imclish, and Commans Thia will ba completed in
[7353]the nut month by the traditional CONGR aren in Butlin. -Morbert Hihlen.
[7354]fa arstetins in puttinc out tana enectal double mumber of “Der onat™ on tha
[7355]Congress, which may be 4 Eind of "experimental nodol"s Traneois Sandy ia
[7356]returnins $2 -ork out ‘a tobte of adntents ond an editorial arproach to tho . : \
[7357]Congress Yolu33e ; ‘ oo
[7359]Be Famblot “réject: the immediate srobcration and publication in many :
[7360]taple, ctraieht form.m brochure (12-44) pages on "ehat is :
[7361]Q Fe - Cultural Freatez?* It snowld be Allustruted; ehould tell the \
[7362]stery of the Berlin sereloas; should print the tunifesto of Intellectual Liberty: |
[7363]Ts {and possibly @ tuvized injroved vegsage to the East}; should outline a plan-
[7364]ties. oe Congress work to ‘be follsved and point to the futures Tis 1s essential _
[7365]coe _ for CONGRESS eyripathizers, for tha sress, for the public 1a genorah.. The _
[7366]Uditerial Mrector (Dondy) cen te anecionad to prepare a draft for revision and -
[7367]approval in vertesbare ; ot . \
[7369]Se invosticstion crojoet: the i yet of a Serios of Thite Book reports
[7370]on the sitaation- of cuitural frecdod. Silene has recommended, and the CONGRESS -
[7371]has announced, 2 docunented account of the Uriter, sptiat, and. colentist io
[7372]the oountries. tbohind tho Iren Curtain (en account “iich the THES, because
[7373]of its covemmental Conmetions, cennot dole «2 iemediate beginning should Oo {
[7374]be made with the appointmeat of 2 Hesaarch chief for this project, zesponsible oo :
[7375]for workins cat an editoricl plan, contacting: sources for inforstion; this :
[7376]. project chief ahould have. tho sneftolosteal -and journs Mstio qualificaticas of
[7377]-men-like Loomenthal and Yuhlen (aad “ster de Nendelssohn}. 7 pe ,
[7379]4s frotest Project: the CONGRESS should, with the épaciNe aigeatured Of. Tg
[7380]its loading suspostsrd, keo> Jn the farefrost of public attention by taking _—
[7381]ud via She prego, open meotings, dabites, otcs, dasea of floemmt vialatious
[7382]of tha princicies of the CRGRSS as stated in the vanifesto and other | ;
[7383]Ascunants. Tho CONORESS cannot, to-bo sure, bedome in intornational civil-
[7384]Aibarties union, but it ean speak out-on spacial issues ‘(purge of a Univearalty, ~*
[7386]_ i) Mquidstion ef n oclentist, arrest ora writer, otde).
[7388]Se Bios y Vrojest: the CORES shoula by means both of infornation
[7389]- and aritasing Seen eliza tio difference betwean those who are choosing froedan
[7390]and thes who are widlisely or unkno-ingly sapzorting totelitarfanian and ©
[7391]its ceecoticas. The dravatio detection of Pint, ilfred rersr during the
[7392]Congress Berlin session from the Sovict—cont rolled noadeny of Solence ie an
[7393]examplo of ehst ‘ean be done; this epscific Germay moveriont is.gathering
[7394]strongth; there ‘have ‘been another hoif-dozes resignations, and tho news is
[7396]Spreading in Eaatarn-Cerniny Tide fine also involved the worLd-faous a - ok
[7399]ede
[7401]Charite hozpital tn Esstem Norlin, almort 3/4 of tha distinzutshed mdical
[7402]areclalists. are ready to break away, and wo ar) now hopin, to yosch sane
[7403]. orstructive arrangement by which they can miintain thoasclves in vost~
[7404]' Borline Thia type of activity <~ ranging fron raleonini: srendnsn$ ind tvdinala
[7405]fron the East, to sbeite>ing Prous smi institutions, ani berinning with
[7406]initial private contaes =~ csr traasrorm tie CONGRESS Bram a erottp of spoakose-.
[7408]mon for the Libertarian ideal tnto “activists for Preecen”.
[7410]. ‘60 Radio-Brondeasting smject: inaugurating a arecial varies of radto
[7411]Prograns £7 bo prepared by the CONGRESS, Linitson should be éctablished with
[7412]RLS, the Free Diroos netrors, the French, sustrian, German and Jritish
[7413]atations, including the Yoico of .morics. Plans have teva started for the
[7415]- first series -- nemaly, “Lislomies serosa the Curtain®; a dozan "open-lLettarst—-
[7416]Kesetler to Seghers.and froeeht, thor to recber; Eisler, Lusaos, Lysenko, |
[7417]Tarlo, Hhrenbury, ete als -= personal lzad mossagas of flvo—minutes (lesa in
[7418]chateftl opposition, more in cpen-nocrted >itz)~ ‘This would be a practical
[7420]“ *Vessecse to the Inst", Theee esula dé ‘published
[7422]“in eral: book~foring cm es
[7424]follow-up to the CONGR.
[7426]“2 tha COSRESS shold aweml each yor a:
[7427]> Vurdous porsonslities for Cistinet!ve services Lo.
[7428]and contributiona to tho esuss of Cultural Freedans This could de civen en. |”
[7430]the bs6ic of c new book, a oareer, or fora specie] cetiritios. To tres ean...”
[7431]be distincuianed: tho Nevel-i'rize model, and the Urdversity Stirend. Ths
[7432]‘latter sould eanbloe the recistant fan ine
[7434]: vican, a Preachaan) to szend four
[7435]weeka in Berlin, civing 2 series of 5 CoxGHEDS lectures at the Froa University,
[7436]ister to be printed an a epecial CONCHES! voluno, (THis ic equally tree of
[7437]en Inclish reciplent at i: ddelberg, a Gornsir at the Now School in N.Y.Ce, a
[7439]. . Fronehasn at the London School of Deoneaics, ote.)
[7441]_ jublinhine-Nouss sroject: this oczt4 to a modestly-canceived annex
[7442]to the COlGk Js heriin-auresn, wiieh vould actually orire: out tho CQnRESs  *
[7443]Volumsa (indisated abave). It. would alao publish tho. panshlets ani brochures
[7444]oe mentioned, 2% would consider the porular cnultural--olitfoal lftrnary ‘the
[7446]““. Blrkonfald proposal). It could be the house to which “Dex itont” woulda go, if
[7447]atid whon this monthly béecwes complotoly independant» It would grriducliy
[7449]bulla up ite orm Liat of wuthoro from croay proainant CSUs wEitars
[7450]{Koestler, et. ale) The “ablishipg-iicuse, could be started fron tha exiating
[7451]: . », SFansitionel CONGHESS barean no. functioning in Rerlin; the imresu=Director,.
[7452]v8 owe ob the “Executive assistent, could bo’ ohurged Wit’ the responstutlities of a.
[7453]“ * nowmal international Peblishsr "in Germany. (incorporst {605° a" O.n.baH, and
[7455]the Like). .
[7457]sLattar iro joct:. ireediate plans’ for a fortnishtly communication
[7459]o 7 . “Be Ret
[7461]ae to all CG@mnuccs syaparbicers, the prean, oto. should be..started, comlsted.
[7462]; / | A 2e8& page mimeographed invormiticn-twlietie will koe) alive COMGHESS ~
[7464]intuteat. .
[7467]14-0000 - - aon
[7469]¥ : “a 56
[7471]“, 3X SOW LARGEASC IS LONeRWIGT PRIPOCALS
[7473]le Fo In
[7474]produced tn cannootion
[7475]: film: a full-lon-th” ‘aaturo on. op d-cormmn ier, a vert .
[7476]ue o . (The Hamar & ‘he Sickle") hes been outlinod by Mes. Jacky and -
[7477]+ Scmibasz (ons of the 1s: Siding, Tete ‘docunentary=ankers;, who would
[7478]bo. available in Exzopo tor Atie ‘These could *. “we normal
[7480]7 omer re ae Se - Be Taeture Tour Propagat tailding up:a edrevit, therouprout westerns 0. ee.
[7481]Furene, ‘tha he tnited Peavey, and: ‘slaqwhere, for politic) and oubtural, CONGRESS _
[7482] SpqakerGe
[7484]3. Resgarch-In:titute Dpronel: this o ‘ule be a nemmel ant lo-jieal out-
[7485]crovth of ths Lirst CONG?ao. research activities, It vould. acun the ratablishe
[7486]ment of a "Chatham Hcuse” on an interaitional bugis fer serious studies of the
[7487]walturslepolitical problems ef our days Sehalara ond journ: List3, on the
[7488]“.basis of upacifia nasi: ‘nnants sad awards, could be asaoeisted vith CONGiESS
[7489]“activities. Tals vould be Linkwod sith tho Paria unt Berlin bureius of the
[7491]5, wit sh such internationn, reviews a3 cre affiliated, «ith tho CONGRESS
[7493](Der voust", stce), and with tho COMEELS subhishtey; Hounee
[7495]be Vnisersity 2 ‘Prppenal: a oantre for Eastern exile profeanor and
[7496]students, oither in ‘ry fox. of sn inderendens. sescante institution (tho
[7497]Crazeki msolution) == or perharga in ¢ha nore przctic: form of: eenoly rahi p3
[7498]for tha exiled students, dnd aoniversity ehvirs. 2or Ghe “aoholars ~~ beth is.
[7499]oxisting Purcoadn and .forfean necdontc dnstitnidens (Zerlia ¥iee University,
[7500]_Toroonno, 7urich, oxford, Canbelica, Yorverd, eb cele! ;
[7502]we, oe (Be! cohoal-for-frecénn: 2rszesal: the organizetioa, at fivet on « vory
[7504]ws modest suarsor-coligoi—ty7o oasis, af a "Gcorge Orwell Sentol fo¥ Freedon"
[7505]" (Hoahachile fue: drodheit), in wnich social earrsan: and eanindrs 4a tha.
[7507]. o oe political and cultura: problems of our’ day could. be given isouts could :
[7508]be invited fan? thus cive the youts eane mo: aflame’ of intellec éial tredinins}i 97
[7509]leading publicists ‘and officials ‘ocd participates eh ide ‘eould be associated
[7510]With the hssearch Institute (hone: researchers decors te Chere’ Rnd oartlelpants ©
[7511]in ths ‘Sehool Gaasiors), une vith tho University < ‘so joct . "coasresa endras”
[7512]could bs davelo nod Wares ° : b
[7514]6. Svonbsal for Other Natfonal Ruresus: ox; anding into donor Suroposn
[7515]eanital ‘cities «= tockhoin for Leandinavia, . Vienna for! the. Bulswis,. Row for Los
[7516]the Naditerecanean, New York and svana for North’ and Jouth Ameviese it will, a we ta,
[7517]in any ase, prodcbly dacane. La; wativo $0 eutnubiiey’ 4 sub-lurot ia Hew Yor! ; 7
[7518]“City for. tha next partody co thit. eriean sublic oziaton ia nos noloctods
[7523]1400000
[7525]aS,
[7527]1? duly 1960
[7529]| RSHORAN NDE FOR MESSRS. LINDSAY
[7530]BANER
[7532]. . SUBJECT: .- | Berlin Congress of intellectuals (Congress for
[7533]to oe _ ; Cultural Freedon).
[7535]le Thank you for obtaining the atteched copy of General
[7536]Marrader's estimate of the above mentioned operation which I nota
[7538]have furnished a cony of this estimate to Nir. Joyce who I under
[7539]stand will show it ta certain sipnificant people in the State
[7541]Devartment.
[7543]2. 'T think that ‘ali persous concerned with this operation
[7544]-are entitled to the neartiest consratuhtions and If you have
[7545]not already: done’ sa, IT should appreciate your. pagsing on ‘the
[7546]~ oo "substance ‘cf General Magruder's appraisal to the field. I am
[7547]sending a copy of this memorandwi to Kr. Thompson, who I aesume
[7548]‘will pass on the word to the members of his staff who played a
[7549]. role in this, operation, .
[7551]“gol
[7553]F.G.Y.
[7557]We Distributions
[7559]foot Ss fl = EE & EE3
[7560]ae a #2 - SP. ee paar
[7561]Ss 3 TTT RS
[7563]ee + was given’ in-a memorandum. of transmittal to Secretary Johngoné* Ie ---~?>-
[7566]14-0000
[7568]. Lo OY
[7570]i .
[7571]HRIORAAU FOR TER SECRETARY
[7572]; guajacts Congress for Culturnl Froedon = an OP
[7573]me ; organised acconplishnent. ;
[7574]poo Shia 19 on Qrscathonal Rovext of an octual -
[7575]oy accorplisimaat. It ta 6 subtle covert operation
[7576]: ‘ carried, out oa the highest intellectial level. It
[7577]| “dg unconventional warfare at Ita vest in which the
[7578]cn a Soro , objectives are nen'a ninds. It 4s the opening ; a .
[7579]oo : operation of a continuing campaign, © —-r ey
[7581]Phe ortein ad purposes ara stated in Section I.
[7582]The detaile in orgarielng 2 delicats oporation of ° . . oO
[7583]this nature are caly hinted in this report, tut.
[7584]enough is expressed to arouse edniretioa for the ; |
[7585]principal operatives. . : .
[7587]The report 10 already too condensed for briefs - : oO L
[7588]ing, I urgently recomiené thet jou sean tha whole . .
[7589]Of ite - ; ; So, : ; '
[7591]oS ares _ deka Magruder.
[7593]ate ee
[7595]rd
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[7602]ar,
[7603]. - 4
[7606]aa .
[7608]4 Ss &
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[7614]P 12 July 1950 °
[7616]NENORANAT POLL Abate. Pusstesd, Stribling, and Ragedale
[7620]yROW - 1 Charloa Olestoad
[7622]“SUBJECT sot Confidential Seport Received By Schiller ea
[7623]. Berlin Congrose for Culiaral Froedon ,
[7625]1... ‘Yhon Mr. Stridling's chop requested me, at the pehost of
[7627]a cable requost of Mr. Hambley, to attozpt ¢0 appensa Schiller in
[7628]connection with his Andighstion fer the manner in which kax Tergin,
[7629]‘tha American Negro, had-bdoen handled in Berlin, Schiller reacted in
[7631]the manner described in uy carlier menorandus on this subject, which
[7632]‘was ‘on the wholo satisfactory. fe Nad since received a complete re-
[7633]port. froa ss. reliable and competent observer at the Serlin Congress”
[7635]which Iam quoting below: : Lod . ;
[7637]eS tom the sholé, the Congress has achieved some useful results. .
[7638]In zy opinion, the test thing about the Congres was that it vao
[7639]. held in Berlin, A Congress in raris, fa Switserland or in any
[7640]a : otner place would have had neither the aang political sigcificance
[7641]: ae : nor would it hava roceived the Sato cublicity. For the Serlinora,
[7642]; : a. ee. the fact that Berlin was chosen as the meeting place was renewad
[7643]. So proof of Weotsrn solidarity with their resistance against the
[7644]Rusoians, They noad- euch proof again'and again, especially ia
[7645]view of the fact that they hava a definite and justified impreseion
[7646]_ that the Bonn Governinent is not inclined to sanifest any particular
[7647]_ farvor ao far as help for the Zerlin pepulation 18 concerned.
[7649]"" ephe Congresa, soréover; ‘has’ becn™a~auceeso Thasmuch as us
[7650]showed the determination of an inportant group of intellectuals,
[7651]scholars, and artivteto leave no longer unchallenged Cozcunist
[7652]attesots to dominate the sceno through their various *cultural®
[7653]front organisations. ‘The porzanoat sachinery established by the
[7655]‘ Tc 7 oa “-.  - Gengress for the purpose of continuing its work say be of great
[7657]Me - Gupertance provided that certain conditions aro observed in its
[7658]wo. activities, bos . ce :
[7659]ee "- wphe following erisical resarks regarding certain phasce and
[7661]ne + features of the work of the Cergress. should not be construed as on
[7662]" : : attempt: to deny the fact that the Congress had achieved o-ussful - --
[7663]iticiez mado from a perfectionist puint of . —
[7665]Cae ° " purpote. Sor fe this er a stLonit
[7666]viev. Fovever, waile it ie sioitted that Ina gathering cf artiats,.
[7668]“scholars, and writers, many cf whos tend to display prima-donna -
[7669]attitudoa ant a spirit of ceterte, a certain asount of friction
[7670]fe inevitable, it cannot be ssid that everything vae done to reduce
[7671]‘such frletions to a minisug, As.o result, many delogates when |
[7672]hed an opportunity to.asx for their ispresaiona of tho Congress,
[7673]‘Loft. Berlin with wixed- feelings, soze of them not withoit a certain
[7674]apcunt of dieappointzent. =. te,
[7676]; Se CEL hia nL a
[7678]ee Re a 7
[7680]eae tole
[7681]woevi Cir tea
[7685]Oh
[7687]SF
[7688]Rye
[7690]a
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[7695]“While the organisation of the Congross waa oxzcellont ao. far.
[7697]- a8 tha technical side waa concerned, (hotele, rublic meotings,
[7699]. Teceptions, press ‘interviews, ats.) the debatos of the Congress
[7700]-$00k place undor corditiona which shoved a conaidercble leck of
[7701]imagiaxtion and ignorance of varlianentary procedure on the part
[7702]of those responsible for the way in which tha buolnean of the
[7703]Congress wae trantacted. Skegga, Muhlen, ax _boncy are certainly
[7704]nice follows with tha beot intentions, However, they deen to.
[7705]hava had no previous exporience at all @xhow to run a conference,
[7707]co ALL delegates had boon asked to prepare papers on varioug
[7709]“subjects. It was-obyicusly impoasible to have ell those papers
[7710]. read. in tho public meetings of the Congreso (they vero mimeographed
[7711]‘ard will be distributed). It wan necessary to mke a selection of
[7712]“toples and.opeakere. The dest a: ‘thod would havo been to appoint a
[7713]steering ‘committee which would have made this riecesaary selection
[7714]with the maximum of objectivity. Unfortunately, thia wae not done.
[7715], Enotena the question of who waa to ofeak ard how long wae decided
[7716]by Skegge and his. associates who did it ina rather arbitrary and
[7717]haphazard minker. To explain viatI moan let mo cite a few exazples;
[7718]First, the case of our friend, Wax Yergin. Together with Maz wa
[7719]--- worked -rather hard.on bio paper ‘(one ‘nicht we had no core than two - --
[7720]“ héurs oleep). The final product received rather favorable comments
[7721]from Hamblay anc Arthur Jchlesinger. 1 tried to mnxe Skeges urdor-
[7722]etand the importance of having Communist propaganda regarding the
[7723]‘Fegro problem ansvered and refuted vy a competent person who loa
[7724]Negro Nhinaalf.. Skeggs flrot promised mo that Yergir would have
[7725]fiftoen minutes Speaking tire. -dhen wo arrived at tha nesting whers
[7726]Hax-wis a@cheduled.to sceak, he vac tcld that he vould not got more
[7727]-", than ‘ten minutes. “ve vent to work again, and deletod some paseagus
[7728]- g0'ao to hava'’a ten-minute text. However, when Max was about to ©
[7729]take the floor, he was informed by Bendy that he should not speak
[7730]_. ‘Yenger than five minutes, As a result, Max got confused and delivered
[7731]-.. A Completely inadequate version of what he originally wanted to say. uu.
[7732]Similarly, Sascha Sclwars waa prevented from mking a report on the :
[7733]- altuation of the yorking claea in Russia. Nor did the delegate fron
[7734]Spain and the one end only representative of Latin-America to the
[7735]Congreso have a chance to epenk.
[7737]"On the other- hand, Koestler. @poke four or five times and there
[7739]“was generally a marked téndency to build him up as a kind of pragcentoer
[7741]Randi. He seems to have enjoyed “himself in the rolo of a, taok-naster
[7743]7 censoring. and lecturing the delegatos. Ao far aoe I gathered from aes
[7744]' eonverdation with Skeggs, Koestler waa given this prorinent place
[7746]: / os Dacause)- due to the fact that as a well-known writer,. his pronounce<
[7748]‘=. “" "mente were supposed to attract pablic-attdntion in a greater measure
[7750]-thaa apeecios “by other delegates. The cane consideration wao evidently
[7752]applied in the casa of : “{loné. . However, Sflone seaned to ba anxioue
[7754]to be as non- ~committal ae peesitle, quite in line with hie anbigtous
[7756]political attitude. while Skeges' preoccupation with problems of _
[7758]podlieity ie understandable, I do not think that the sathod of troatiag :
[7760]‘authore according: ‘to the aales of thoir booke ie apt to promote a :
[7762]lasting. cooperation arong writere, scholars, etc. Yor once, scholars.
[7764]will never be able to ser] 28 many copies of thetr | books: ae Koeatler.
[7767]14-0000 ,
[7769]oo, aae! we ]
[7771]a _ [8&8 a cortain moment, the debates tock a very anfortunate
[7772]a . _- turn. On‘one of the f-equent occasions, when Yoestler was given
[7773]tho floor, he read x. piver vhorein ha attacked Socialian in
[7774]goneral and the Brittoh Labor Government in particular. Considering
[7775]1) that eens 20% of the delegates vere poople who professed \
[7776]socialiat -opinione;: 2) that tho purpose of the Congress roquired
[7777]that a unity of all donocratic intellectcalo, both socialists and
[7778]Non-socinlists in the struggle against totalitartanisa be ewphacized
[7779]and 3) that tha chairsan of the Congress sa3 “rnet Feuter, head of
[7780]the soctal-denocratic city government of Berlin -- Koestler's attack
[7781]was absolutely out of place and sho:Jd not have deon made regardlesa —
[7782]of. whether he was right or not. Asa matter of fact, the paper in
[7783]question. ‘proved - that Xoestlor ig mistaken {n assuming that a brilliant
[7784]Journalist and a successful novelist 1s a0 icao qualified to play the
[7785]role of a philosopher, hfstorian ond sociologist. In addition,
[7786]mistaken statements by British Labor régarding the problem of
[7787]. Yuropean unity donot fcotify in w opinion the kind of vitriolic
[7788]all-out attack against the dritish Labor Government which vas made
[7789]vy Koestler who. seems to have forgotten, that, regardless, what one
[7790]- ToT may ‘think of sone ‘ef its policies, British Labor is today one of the ~~ ert —
[7791]. principal Pillara ofthe world denoctatlé front. : _ —_
[7793]: . “Evidently Keestlar's attack crovoked ducediate reaction on the
[7794]: uote part | of the Socialist Congress dolegstad, beginning with Reuter who |
[7795]Te . , was in the chatr, ‘In my opinion, this entire discussion was completely
[7796]we, unnecessary. The British conservative K. P., Azery, showed ouch :
[7797]better judgrant than Koastlar by atudfadly avotdlag fa iie pronounce-
[7798]ments, any eriticisa of the Labor Government. If an attitado cinilar ,
[7799]to that of Xoestler would have been adopted in the trade union field, }
[7800]the I.C,F.9.U, could not have been created. As in the labor novement,
[7801]_ the organitation of intellectuals for the defense of democracy cannot
[7802]be euccesofel unlese it to underatood that decocratic socialiom ia a
[7803]poverful {ufiuenca agong the best intellectnuala of Europe and Asia
[7804]~ and that, therefore, evetything should be done. te secara cooperation .
[7805]of all derocratic forces in eshte of all {doologtcal differences. I
[7806]wae rather astonished to find that Irving scermed to like Koestler's
[7807]discourse on socialies. I spoke “with. quite a number of delegates and
[7809]found that they dida't Like it at all. -
[7811]Otnstend of appointing on the. first and second daya of ‘the Congress
[7812]@ resolution Committee which would have been able to work seriously
[7813]‘Lon any draft ‘repolutions, proposals and suggestions made by the
[7814]-delogates, a dtaft manifesto and draft résolution were subsitted to a
[7815]plenary neoting which had to decide on thes within.a few hours. That
[7816]mneating appointed sone cornittces who had exactly one hour's tine to - |
[7817]amend the resolutions. Of éourse, fio ‘serious work of re-writing and.
[7818]complating the resolutions could be done under such circumstances.
[7819]You will notice that the manifesto treats the quection of cultural
[7820]freedom principally from the point of view of the Journalist and less
[7821]from that of the scholar and the artiota, At leaat this is my. opinion.
[7822]. - A draft ‘appeal to the intellectuals behind the Iron Curtain, which waa
[7823]coy = sabaitted by Skegge, ‘evoked an imedlate sharp eriticien, on the part of
[7825]scorer
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[7830]the Fol{sh and Zusaian| dologates. Thea consittee en which they
[7832]: wefe rezrocentec, amended 18. Bowever, later on not the amended
[7834]text which was adopted ty the Congress but the original draft was
[7835]released to the proaw, thus cresting additional Fovantaent,
[7837]"Yergin waa not ina happy acod when ho loft. A public
[7838]meeting had been arranced for hin ard Schyler where they read thoir
[7839]Farero in full. However, they cid aot like ‘the way they were
[7840]‘treated insofar acs speaking tine at ‘the Congresa weetings was
[7841]concerned and Vex pade recarxs to the effect that now the Cormuniste
[7842]will say ‘they hea bean Jim-croved since they had to present their -'
[7843]cave in a special moeting. Trey also resented the fact that the
[7844]parranent corrittee elected by the Congress does not contain any
[7845]represantntive: of the colored race. It would, of course, have been
[7846]aifficalt to- acooint one of thes to the cornittee since the representa~
[7847]tion of the United States waa Lizited on ;urpose 80 aa Bstto create
[7848]the tmrression of Averican dopinstion. . Hoeaver, the right. of-cooptation
[7849]granted by the Congress to the. rermansnt comittes should be used to
[7850]introduce as aoon as possible in the committee. intellectuals fron
[7851]India, Japan and cther non-white ateas.- 7 . .
[7853]“[430n0. ‘of tha panera’ read at “the Congress were ) excellent, for
[7854]instance those of Prof. Muller {(2chtllerta men) and Arthar Schiretnger
[7855]to nine only a few. Aa far an the future work of the soves-ht
[7856]inttiated by the Congress is concerned, certain things should be -
[7857]taken into account to mike possibie the full use of axtating posstbili-.
[7859]‘ties which ara aulte Pavorable. 1) Representatives of Asia and
[7861]possibly Africa should -be drawn fato the work of tha. comittaa,
[7862]2) All due rearect for 7 iterary fane, the organs of the nev novenont
[7864]‘should not becege.a platform for the peculiar ambitiona-of wentain
[7866]individuals whatever thatr gifte ani talents. 3) «hile Arong th
[7867]intellectuals 4t/ will ‘probably te inmcoortble to avold ‘dfscussion
[7868]of so-called ideological problenc, the purposa of ouch diacuasibna
[7870]a should not be the atrugsie of rival Licologte#, but. the finding out
[7871]-0f the pointe and areas whare anvocates of different ideslogies my. —
[7873]met for cooreration in the ‘defensa of democracy against totalitar- _
[7875]Jdanian. 4) Eetabliahment of contacts with other movezents enzaged
[7876]~ fn the strugzle againss totnlitarianiaz, efpactally if the labor
[7878]movenent. 5)' Eetter orgnnitaticn of the work of future. ‘congresses
[7880]and conferentes.
[7882]- Tie Congress undoubtedly. reflected the ptogrees mde during the
[7884]aos year ag: fer as the attitada of. Suropean intellectuals is concerned...
[7886]There. 1a no. trace- of nentraltatic attitudes -in- the roaolutions of the
[7887]Congress... The ease cannot te ‘said of all the speéchea, Eovever, no
[7889]“onenly nentralistis sfeech wan wade at the Congresa. The oniy paper .
[7891]advocating a neutraliet attitude was withdrawn by ito” author, the
[7892]Austrian ‘physicist, Thorting, | when he heard of the Russian attack on”
[7894]Southern Korea, :
[7896]mrs
[7898]or
[7899]rd
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[7902]6.
[7904]oo
[7907]f .
[7909]Som «Ne vhole, it can be said of tha Congress that all {is well
[7910]that eni2 yoll. Tke criticism ode above is not intended to oo
[7911]contradict this general favoretle topression. *
[7912]2.° I fint on reading and roreading thie eristiciem, that it fio, is
[7914]gonerel, sour: sod aensidie. I ohould like to reccest that particular Cae”
[7916]attention te raid to the latter part of the rosorancum in which five ~
[7917]recomendations are mAco with: rezard.to the futere work of the noverent
[7919]{nitiated ty t2e berlin Congress. [ ehould alco lize to dray particular
[7921]atvention te the reaction to the bensvior of David Rousset and Ignazio ©
[7923]Silone. .2his {is one further indication for justi fieation that
[7925]Rousset must be constantly and thoroughly watcted vith a critical eye.
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[7930]we “SECRET ss =
[7932]ROUTING AND RECORD SkcET
[7934]INSTRUCT!ONS: Officer designations should be ured in the "TO" column. Under each commanst 2 line should be drawn across sheet
[7935]and each comment numbered to co-respond with the number in the "TO" column. Each QF aces stcuid init, 1.
[7936]before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheet should be returned to Registry.| .
[7940]FORM NO. BI-10 , SECRET
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[7944]*: the Berlin. Intellectual Congres. _
[7946]“had been cut off the radio at the nicrophone, wea being widely:
[7948]10 July 1950 : ce a
[7950]_MEMCSANDON FOR: Kesars. Thoapscn and Sldser
[7952]FRCK: _ Gherles Olzeteed 27.
[7954]SUBJECT: Berlin Intellectual Congresg os a
[7956]: 1. I wish to refer to Mr. Glaser's infercal mencrendum with = |.
[7957]regard to the pishandli ng or the Arerican | Regro, Yax Tergin at . _
[7959]2. Ween'l: informed Sckiller tat 1 vihed to discuss tois
[7960]matter with him he prosecded to read to ne a letter wiien ne bed
[7961]just received from Berlin giving a ratner fall report on the .
[7962]Berlin Corgress and. witen contained a greci deal of informeticn. |
[7963]Among tne {tens reports. on tnerein was tne incideny regarding
[7964]Max Yergin. I expleised to Scailier tuat it wes a most difricult
[7965]task to control toe grou of assorted Buropeans wno attended the
[7966]Berlin Cousress” and sufiicient tize wes not given, tnerefore, to
[7967]United States delegstes,. Dut thet Yergin's excellent. speeco, which
[7969]used in press, radio, dock anc pacoblet forme~.----
[7971]& Scniller accepted this explanation, but: in closing our
[7972]discussion of tnis susject, wise-cracked thet our boys ta Berlin
[7973]did not include Yergin on any socicl doings and closed bis rewarks
[7974]with the statement that "even intellectuais like Furnnsn don't like
[7975]to sit dowa and ‘eat with Negroes." I cnided him briefly and tnere
[7977]the matter was closed.
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[7988]ne
[7992]as crnckiongio aes att Go” BO, sou prafor,)
[7993]e .
[7994]° A cadlo Crom gL ham, 3tates Shaw 2 forgin was
[7995]not satisfied wtb was hatuilod
[7996]in Toe vlin, es
[7997]His complaints :
[7999]. os tis spooch ~ doscribed as "oxcollent™ - vad cus | .
[8000]ee, off at the-micronhono, — © oe ee
[8001]puowr oma se oe did not, spnarontty, rocoiva the iting of © =. -
[8003]A. Lattention he thought waa due hin,
[8004]bo ee Be is oxpocied: to nate an ‘advorse roport to
[8005]i a
[8006]p Bu nhan wound Rares ‘offie to anpoasa “aohiller by- agsvnine: hin
[8008]that tho staf? tho Concroas had tholr handa full trying to a
[8009]control tire pane of ggporyod “wiroveand Sh ‘CTOs and conid - _
[8010]not civa sufZiclont tine and attantien vo |
[8011]And that they intond to ua vorgints3 oxcollent mates tal in
[8012]press, vedio, book and varphlot for, civing Lt wide.
[8013].diatribution. In comparison to this, “reumhan cons.idozs
[8014]the detual promulgation ab the sessicns of the Conpesa
[8016]wee ee  . Qa minor mattar,. . .” —_
[8018].
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[8023]Jacques Manrrain
[8024]Rentrano Russeie
[8026]Colonel Lovis Glaser te es be case
[8028]3051 Idaho Avenue NY
[8029]Gashinctoa, De.
[8031]Dear Colonel Glaser:
[8032]: Thanks for the testimonial, I au enclosing
[8033]statement to date.
[8035]‘laurei wreath turns into a bricnhat.
[8037]pending our vision on future activities. Hr. E
[8039]resolutions passed at the Congress. Will you, ple
[8040].. . Sincerely,
[8042]" Pearl -Yluger + _
[8044]. : ew - , . : bre. ™ ee
[8045]Congress for Cultural ‘Freedom
[8046]Congres pour la liberté de ta cultiire: * “Kongress fiir Kulturelle Freihett
[8047]- “ee /
[8048]Berlin, Germany—June 26-30, 1950, L\> ’
[8050]International Committee: Mne 29» 1950 ENERAL SECRETARY:
[8052]RENE . : . “Melvin J. Lasky
[8054]Renepstro Croce Hotel am Steinplatz,
[8055]: Joun Dewey Rerlin-Charlottenberg.
[8057]Kare Jaspras Germany nn
[8059]PUBLIC RELATIONS:
[8060]Amold Beichman. |
[8061]20.West 40th St.. New York City
[8063]LOngecre 5-344 |
[8065]a copy of our financial
[8067]You will rote that our expenses, exelysive of the | ,
[8068]cooks, were $927.05. However, this does not inelude our June telephone. |
[8069]bill for phone calls and cables.: I an skipping tam tomorrow before the'
[8073]'
[8075]_ The files and left-cver stationery are being stored at Freedom louse . :
[8076]eichnan has tha check book. 7.”
[8078]and will pay the telephone bill and refund the balance when Jim returns. _
[8080]. Ky summer address will be 115 East Chester Street, Long Beach, 1.1.
[8081]jist may want to contact ne. I hope somebody Will send me copies jof the
[8083]ano remind Jim for ma?
[8085]cetene or eth cam a
[8087]oem . F wot
[8088](rR ne OI
[8092]ween
[8095]4.00000
[8097]otal Income
[8099]_*
[8100]CONGRESS FOR COLIURAL FREEDGL
[8101]: _ Staterent
[8102]\ As of June 30, 1950
[8103]Incons
[8104]Molvin J. Lasxy $200.00
[8105]Janes Burnhaa 5/28 $500.00
[8106]sot BAB 500,00
[8107]62-836
[8110]© G/20__ 300.00 7 Seong
[8112]_ #Total Bo.00 of no 30) 1950.
[8114]Exponses .
[8115]Clipping Service ae 30.60
[8116]Printing = stationery me 2
[8117]Rant « Freedom ilouse | ’ ae "150.00
[8118]Salary . hoo0,00
[8119]Bookn = University Ple Bookshop 263.53 : --
[8120](Parcel Post) @ . 126.00 391.53
[8121]- Pearl idugor . . h.62 :
[8122](Parcel Fost 2. es Un FO 19.52 .
[8123]" j 411.05
[8126]Tolograms and Gebles (paid in Cash) mo,
[8127]~ fo Newspapars for press conferange - : 38.00
[8128]Fo Lasky 2.67 _
[8129]MUtery Permits 7 12.00
[8130]oe (miler, Store, Schlesinger) ;
[8131]-:. Postage’ (inol., sailing photographs, oippingty: .
[8132]- Western Union = Meabencar Servicé | ~ - ee bag
[8133]Arnold Belobnan = Expenses. _ Sls 100, 100.
[8134]- Miscellaneous = Phone calls, tasio, ores: ms 0
[8135]office applies, ote. a . ; 29.0) -
[8137]: 1,325.20 .
[8139]Ealance in Dane.
[8141]athe deos not inciude the Juna tolophane bi)
[8146]14-0000
[8148]TO: MR. GLASER az yo C950
[8150]he FRCN: MR, MILLARD - a
[8152]Ly . "I talked with Allen Séeples who. stated that he knew nothing of this
[8153]L. man's executive ability,-that ne does not know of any position he has :
[8154]\ ‘held. where that might have been exerted and added that he might be wrong
[8155]\ on this factor. “Stated further that he knew him asa. Jory brilliant
[8156]af zriter, with reference to hie political {dealism, egs stated that
[8158]& “he believed he was a Socialist and a littla to the left; how:ver, this
[8160]‘factor was temperaté with the statement that with regard to Fascist
[8162]or Comminist, he was definitely anti-Nazi and he balieved tha’ he was
[8164]‘anti-Communist, He continued by saying that he was a ran of high .
[8165]character and that he personally J tked him but that Whe would not consider
[8167]hiz for an executive secretary's position, with further refererce to
[8169]the last point, he mentioned that he wags basing this on the fact that
[8171]he did not know of any axecutive position that the individual had neld. ". .
[8175](WASH Jas? Set 59167)
[8176]- pogeK .
[8179]14.09000 .
[8181]- .. ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[8183]| ‘VASTRUSTIONS: © Officer dsalgnations showiade vied in the “Tn® column, Under each comment a ling snovlé be dften
[8185]across preset end oath coment numbered ta correrpond with the number in the “To°catuan, Cech ofttcar should Inittal
[8187](enach mace Traahflelent! vetore further foutlag. This Becord a: 6 Mouting Sheet whould te returned to Reghstey.
[8189]FROM:
[8191]“ee, EE LL
[8193]oom” Gate - OFFILER’S
[8195]Se Ce
[8197]- fore ne.
[8198]apo 1040
[8200]hte : . SECRET
[8204]1
[8205]. “
[8206]‘ 4
[8209]n
[8211]‘ 1. JONATHAN 5. SEARING HAS BEEN LuSTRUCTED COCR DINATE DETAILS OF
[8213]PDQUICK. JO FURTHER ACTION WECESSARY YOUR STATIOL. -
[8218]4
[8219]4
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[8224]'
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[8227]a i
[8228].
[8229]ea
[8231]- wee ‘
[8234]Congress for Cultural Freedom
[8236]Congres pour la liberté dela culture 7 * Kongress fiir Kulturelle Frecheit
[8238]8 hee a}
[8240], Berlin, Germany—June 26-30, 1950
[8241]. °
[8242]- Taternational Committee: June 27, 1950 . ‘GENERAL SECRETARY:
[8243]‘ BEN Cc . . ; : : Melvin J. Lasky
[8244]ENEDETTO Croce - ; Hotel am Steinplatz,
[8247]Kare Jaspers
[8248]Jacoves Manrrain
[8249]Bertranp RussELL
[8251]PUBLIC RELATIONS:
[8252]Amold Beichman - -:
[8253]20 West 40th St, New York City i
[8255]c
[8257]. '  CHickering 4-3060
[8258]H : . . LOngacte 5-3344
[8259]g - Colonel Louis Glaser ., ; -, co
[8260]cepa ce he. 3051 Idaho Aveme Ie. cs ee
[8261]pC : ’ Washington, D.C. | “a ; ne ; .
[8262]. Dear Colonel Glaser:
[8263]| rHehrins finally got off last night, There was no- room on
[8264]i. ' Saturda:ts plan wrich he stood by, but he was scheduled tot ake a
[8265]a Sunday morning plane. Due.to same mechanical difficulty, that olane did
[8266]7 . not leave until lest night. The American Eress Co, was unofficially
[8267]eb as informed that as a result of President Truran's intervention all other
[8268]5 ‘planes were chartered for the stranded students. I even sooke to Lr,
[8270]Buttles-about getting ir. Nehring on one of the chartered clanes if
[8271]‘ the scheduled flight “did not get off last night.- If Mehring, too, did es
[8272]“not turn up our counter~Grosz campaign would have looked bad, I therefore’ -
[8274]felt that he mstlear re-even if- it meant being oresent at only part of the a
[8275]-Congresss . ' he oo . a.
[8277]i
[8279]a I received a letter from George, Grosz _mhich I requested when I spoke
[8280]to urs. Grosz: : : bo,
[8282]"Zere is my statement: a : 2
[8283]“t. regret not to be able te attend the Congress for: ‘Cultural Freedon. Ly
[8284].. reasons aré entirely cersonal., I am delighted with your efforts to mobilize
[8285]’ vErt and sekent: sts of the world for Freedan and ee _
[8287]and aircailed the: letter am envelope to then.
[8289]‘Unfortunately & iddleton ‘of the Times is on ‘vacation Pron” Retlin. We.
[8291]1, Seem to te getvins & etter coverage e jin he Receld-Tribune, which has a by-
[8293]ne “Line correspondent. on the: eee ar
[8295]the Congzess' oe ., re . i
[8296]anvthine 5028 wrong with the fruit crep in ferlin or anyplace in ° ty
[8297]Barone” for that matter, they" 11 probably blae it cn Rullerts freit fiies : oi
[8302]a re: Soeet c ne L
[8303]“ICO,
[8304]FRANKrOaT.
[8306]‘Binco natertal ‘epeoning fron Berbin culture Congress likely have
[8307]great propaganda valne in enwtatting SOY veseo canpairy and other 20V
[8308]° efforts in poyobological fleld, PEPT decires arsangerouta be nado for
[8309]_ __ Seaplete photo ond iitrary coverage with view obtalaing pemuscsipt and
[8310]“pletertel filoa teste te PUR in major Jenguageo not only in GER bet other
[8311]; Somers.
[8313]-, Seggest Daleher now on TDY fros DEPT xith 18, wa, _ viet erlin
[8314]during ‘Congrens to etudy Congress outpat for re ponatbiities in US.ta To.
[8315]opordinate with EGA on Pee in other Ena eountriae, Lasky, Joeroleon or
[8316]other ‘qualified officer ‘SMD eonfer with taldevar Moleen Hotel Te Deyrand,
[8317]- Paria after HED-sma a. :
[8321]CODE RCOM: Repeat HICOG, BERLIN, PEPCO, as
[8323]GarGAlieCesnrtes 6/19/50 P + Encknl ght
[8324]CONPIDERTIAL
[8327]Dear Ur, Glaser
[8329]St
[8331]ate + ws dune AL, 1950
[8333]x
[8334]z
[8336]_ I am enclosing herewith two letters received:
[8338]from American Exp
[8340]telephone conversations, cy Fo
[8342]ress and copy of answer aa per our oo
[8349]FOREIGN, SERVICE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
[8350]1906 FLORIDA AVENUE, N. W. :
[8351]WASHINGTON 9, 0. C
[8352]. . : vo
[8353]SEHOOL OF ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
[8354]THE MIDDLE EAST INSTITUTE - he 198e . ~
[8357]e
[8360]OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
[8362]Pe
[8363]tae a
[8365]_ Trane you for: your lettor of Jane. Ly 1950~
[8366]to Stockton ragnotod ty tr. Baal at oar .
[8367]___ te to or aosomt ge oe
[8369]a oo , Philip HW. watts
[8372]. 1
[8373]'
[8374]1
[8375]i
[8376]i
[8377]|
[8378]i
[8379]a
[8380]1
[8382]wile
[8384]14-0000
[8386]. : -_ . . coe nm
[8388]AME RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY
[8390]fe
[8391]. ewe Danan eat . i CyMERICLy Fe ce ee
[8392]BOEOWrits i :
[8393]Vics Paswns st ans Ganiae Caen 85 Broapway
[8394]‘ W. F. Fux . New Yoar 6.N¥
[8395]Aeortert Una Nawseet op . Cauce Appngss: TOURAMAE
[8396]Pesos eee me EE Soe OE 1950
[8397]Grnanp J.GieMoan : Teaver anp Fonszen Sairrero : June 13, 1950
[8398]Ascrerast Pieerweme Tapes: Newer - eee ee ee sere .
[8399]Nr. ‘peiip He watts, Vice president coe
[8400]_ Poreten Service Educational Foundation —
[8401]-.1906 Flortds-Avenie,. N. We. eS - _
[8402]_ Washington 2) De. Ce, _ ‘ uo
[8403]“
[8404]In connection with the travel to the Congress for Cultural Free-
[8405]-dom which you are: sponsoring for Mr. and Mrs, James Burnham, . :
[8406]the servicing. office has’ advised | us, that | ‘Mr. Burnham has ‘Tequast= . 7
[8407]. ed a side trip. tov Stockholm. ae :
[8408]Wild you. “eandly.. advise ‘us. whether. . this additional transporta= -
[8409]. ; : =) tion is for the account of the Foreign Service Educational : _
[8410]Do - Foundation or for the account of the passengers. Se ee pie
[8412]“6. G. /GAimore
[8414]Asstt. Passenger Traffic Manager
[8416]- IG:BPiret
[8418]_ ‘aso — 100" —fanisersaty, — 1950
[8419]. _ 100" |
[8421]es  cuseetnen en un ek
[8425]_ FOREIGN SERVICE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
[8427]1908 FIORIDA AVENUE, MW > a. a : .
[8428]WASHINGTON 9, 0. C : ot : .
[8430]SCHOOL OF ADV-NGED mremujnoni STUDIES .
[8431]THE MIDOLE EAST INSTITUTE |
[8432]= mae : Jona 21, 1950
[8434]OFFICE OF THE PRESOENT
[8436]od
[8438]Mee 9 Se Je Oiere, oe re
[8440]poe tgon ; o Mamager
[8441]Bow York Oe wwe Yor ; ——-
[8442]Pear Ih Bre Gilmoves .
[8444]Rav OORGHESS FOR CULTURAL FREED : 7
[8445]| ity EMdot Coban, ‘Editor | a
[8446]i | Gassentary Fanzine i —
[8448]| aur otter of duo 16th vitro
[8449]"to the above, pattie wad on ny desk upon Sy rebar : eo
[8450]. (80 the attr thie Rornéngs. eS
[8451]and
[8453], ck Felaburaing Ure. Cohen for lr. Cohen's tickst on
[8454]oo noe Ca 8. Bs Guan ELtaabottis
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[8471]ew Rn om. F.
[8472]W. Fo Fog, . une -
[8473]Asseetser Vice Parupent 25 aan Cancer ADDRESS: TOURANEX
[8475]Pissrncrn Taio Niven
[8476]Mana Qsseme - booms Rearevances . .
[8477]Graarnn J.GiuMoRs Teen ane Fonasce barrrord . . :
[8479]Aasornaet Dresencen Tews Neoee . \
[8481]° 7 ; _June 16, 1950
[8484]a
[8486]PL” 1906 Fier ie Avenue, Ne W.. ae
[8487]Weahington w D. C. re
[8489]. ahr
[8490]A Figen Te ea ee Bee
[8492]Berlin to-Hr. Co
[8493]would de unaccestsblé and thet, because of comitments tn Hew ‘York, the
[8494]only ‘steamship sailing to, which he could agree was the.S. S.. QUEEN: ELIZA- .
[8496]BETH due to lesve New York after lest. midnight. “oy. oF
[8498]Space on eastbound “sailings ‘at this séason is ata prentum, “and on this :
[8499]particular one has been sold out for a considerable time, being actually
[8500]under ticket. We exerted our best efforts in behelf of Mr. Cohen, but ,
[8501]were wnable to come up with the desired space. Mr. Cohen, on the recom
[8502]mendation of. the a ne we understand, attended . the departure .of,.tha.ship.:
[8504]¥ sbSetger Mould te “unable t ‘sal and space be made
[8506]“kat Passenger Traffic. Manage
[8508]1850 =” 100" Jinivetsa _- 1950 a
[8510]please turn over
[8512]14-0000 . ¢
[8514]. i °
[8515]= so et o.
[8516]. < ; / . . 7 . . . ; ;
[8517]: Mr. Martin K, Williems . Page 2 June 16, 1950-°
[8518]; P.S. Since dictating the foregoing letter, I have been advised '
[8519]by Mies Kluger of the lopal NewYork Office of the. Concress for. : L: .
[8520]Cultural Freedom thst it is Mr. Cohen's wish tht p sent be =. - ;
[8521], mada to'Mrs. Cohén. I Presume this urrengerent will be Sgrecable . ; . . ane
[8522]to you: should you find the reinburrezent in order.. ; : : ; :
[8525]14-0000
[8528]Congvess. for Cultural Freedom .
[8529]- Congrés pour la liberté de la culture x Kongress fiir-Kulturelle Freiheit
[8530]‘Berlin, Germany—June 26-30, 1950, 7°, ‘
[8532]International Committee: - | dune 23, 1950" | GENERAL SECRETARY:
[8534]oe 24 mo Melvin J. Lasky , “ ae “ : - er
[8535]Benevetto Croce , : : : Hotel am. Steinplatz, 2
[8536]_Joun Dewer.
[8538]. : . : Hy oe Berlin-Charlottetiberg, . , 0 a ;
[8539]no Kame Sasreps se ey LT  Cetmmay oi
[8541]Peoetes Marra 1 PUBLIC RELATIONS: — fe
[8542]Réxraans Russri | , om . ; 2 Amold Beichman . ;
[8543]- 20 West_40th St, New. York Gty > ,
[8548]. LOngacre S334, - . !
[8549]t
[8551]: Cblonel touts Gliser.
[8552]3051. Tdako averme, 1
[8554]Somer ones
[8556]. Repors from New Ki Harold. Lavine of Lensweek, ‘at our instigetion, .
[8558]spoke to Grosz who said that he is an artist, that He received mumerous Foot
[8560]communications from the Eastern section of Germany about the Congress; that :
[8562]“he isan artist and that he can't te bother:d getting invelvéd in so mch |. aE
[8563]COFrespoidence, Nensweek Will carry ‘the story next week, Will Lissner of... ,
[8565]the Times ig also inte erosted, ee re ee
[8567]1H ane pengae ie:
[8569]the story; he was sidetracked by the distressin
[8570]ve 2 ts who discovered the PP ig not
[8571]: Tito). “Bu
[8573]“Kenton did not carry
[8574]of the young cirl Pro,
[8575]tly denocratie (he
[8577]. g
[8578]tale on
[8580]: Walter Hehrine has his rilitary perrit for E
[8581]ee eee et eee ee eee ov time he-has, cleared bls, incone , tax Stutecents £¢ the. Last t!
[8582]. Y “ _- the. Treasury De t. (he: 48 an. alien), but as I haven't heard n
[8583]H . the Jast th irs, “presumably things are going well, The Amer
[8585]— Company is working on hia ticket, ~~ :
[8587]him for
[8590]; - Tonorros tha last of the delégates are off, I will be. around to - .
[8591]4 : answer any press Lnquiries during the week of the Congress andthen will ~ ;
[8592]obo closé the office, 1 think the delepates éah do thelr um Forrying about
[8593]ne “the Fubbers-they‘Tert in Berlin, a oo,
[8595]sa bee
[8597]T feet “Just. ike Chnidn reg a — who never got to. the ball.
[8600]. Waard Klucer
[8603]14-0000
[8605]Dae
[8607]er
[8608]wed
[8610]23 dune 1950
[8612]WEMODANUCN FOR: RECORD ° , \
[8614]SUBIEC?:; © orc Operations ia Connection inn whiteun Cormaniot ,
[8615]. Touth Lemonctrsation in Jorlia
[8617]1. at the request of the . Derartnaats of State and Defense, we. oe
[8618]had askéd to inief ef ths OFC Gerda otaticn to obtain a ‘otatesgat: oS
[8619]. fros General kaxvel).-£& Taylor, B.S, Sonttacsnt fia Berlin, ae: to tha
[8620]effoctivesore of ‘the widjoct Speraticas.
[8622]we
[8624]the cablegrae fros Lisrrence Ro Fe Alle, - crite fof, ore Coren
[8626]have been ‘dtaseninstod _ birougtont the Soviet tone ty & arou sock
[8627]Ad yours:” The success of tha:cre-ni asian taidbagritcting’ ors
[8628]-gillien pleces sf propaganéa mitertal tefore nad during the -
[8629]Teutechlandtreffen is an achievcnert upon wateh tho _organtestion
[8630]show d be congratnlated.
[8632]Be. fYeur missfon le a det teate” ona ts that. you’ are. oveetfieally on
[8634] chatged wita. avoiding attritution of your activitios to anv C. B..
[8635]Oovernsent dource er agency. @his you have evidontly succested in
[8636]Going and it hao beon o matter of satiofsetias to ce to mov. that’
[8638]a, yarions cattors that it wan An our fateress & accersh inh scald to
[8640]treffen. wo are relying oa oindler or increased.
[8641]the future. *
[8643]hoop fy Fe get ee Ma Rt
[8645]vet DPR AI DON Seg Bt te. : I i pene ee
[8647]: 3. fhe Gorman alesion haa advised that. tho “arigiaal ¢ compuniesties
[8648]_fvoa General taylor ‘wae poached em 2? dune 1950,
[8650]Lexis GLASIR
[8651]; aH Sa 4 eft be Ht 2Gzecmtive for Careers, BET:
[8652]RRM Tecftaw :
[8653]eer OFC Regtotry (3)
[8656]ISITE SubjeesY PO Qk
[8658]FRU Glseer File set eget
[8662]Cultural Freedon
[8664]AP Serlin June 23
[8668]a, *Shie whe Communists pienned
[8669]_ Vbes yecth ace
[8670]«s Sownet
[8673]onrmes  ¥ - .
[8676]A secrumd-e! Fore thin 100
[8678]Tivee fer the five-day com
[8679]; * is to open Monday.
[8680]: ts and political and
[8681]=m ‘lesdery are te ‘attend
[8682]_ pina acscore ef countries, -
[8684]sea HALE red nha
[8686]caine ar 74s
[8688]Benounced - -
[8689]coming arels
[8690]Boe oo ". David Litaxtal former chairman ty
[8691]Lo. "Of the Uxiteg Stites Atomic Ever-(p
[8693]po igy Ceummistiéay Teonessee “‘Wil- bo
[8695]: . h sas - .{ CAMs and Caragr-MAAers, play- .
[8697].~ ee . imretiy: Seibert Moaiamiery. actor, |®
[8699]cee fof - and trveg Brown.*trade-union} .
[8701]jfeader, . * 3
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[8741]7 . - IU.S. Group Set hoo. oe
[8742]i For Culture Role:
[8744]- ol Lo Be enters
[8746]rn re
[8748]eo . Berta '!
[8749]. , 4) Bight Armeri distinguzched
[8750]motes . . “yin the fields of arts, science. and |:
[8751]iq letters will represent the United '
[8752]States atthe “Congress for Cul .
[8753]tural Freedom” ‘to de held in . .
[8754]: Bertin from June 26 to 30. . a ee
[8755]i They are: David Lilienthal, 7
[8756]' former head - the Texnessee
[8757]f] Valley Authority, and
[8758]!- States’ At £.
[8760]A Cope aR eg
[8762]Delegations from Great Britain,’
[8763]j Pranee, Naly,. Germany, Austria, : _—
[8764]; ' Switzerland, Belgium the Neth: _ _
[8765]. : verlands, and the Scandinavian: (¢- <= * 7 . :
[8767].. . countries also “il altetid the.. “ - anne
[8768]- }Congress, .
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[8789]June 10 to 18 Kent, Connecticut : co
[8790]. : Fent 78, ring 1,2 . . . .
[8792]18 June Leave New York. oo.
[8794]ae ge
[8796]woo : : ‘19 June | Arrive Berlin (Kengress Fur Kultarelis Freshest) Tae .
[8797]- _ ee Hotel am Steinplats rr
[8798]ee De oe . Berlin Charlottenburg 2. _ a a ——
[8799]oe DS ‘Berlin, Germeny v
[8801]Chase. Mattonel. Bank —
[8802]- Franken an Vain
[8804]Leave Brus ‘sols
[8806]Arrive Paris (Hotel de le Tremoille) - --. a
[8808]Chase National 3ank ;
[8810]rr 2. Parts
[8812]Leave’ Shannon’
[8814]“30 July - Arrive New York
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[8896]JEB ce . . _ 16 gune
[8901]Preeent at conference in, office of asst, Secretary a vag
[8902]_ Of State: iNeKnignt at conference todays ne ee Lo
[8904]Meseres. McEnigat . - . a Co a ps, :
[8906]: ’ @rcndahl ; Od a De an ne
[8909]; eur ei es -
[8911]Hugs
[8913]a
[8915]<a
[8917]A complete,
[8919]ste ated. thet, the: meeting shad’ eénca
[8921]a: ms ani means of taking aGvantace cf the Cultural.
[8923]Songreas in Berliy by widespread dissemination of thé
[8925]produot of the Jongress, speeches, ceolaretions, etc.
[8927]. Why would 1t_not..b¢.a.c00d idea to.nave Buttles | coazunicate ..
[8928]with Labky and have latter eend the ‘material to. Parte. :
[8929]for publication ir ‘France, as wee 2 ag “eres . _
[8931]. re yeileon (ECA) said that peaking for 2Ca, they have
[8932]a Liberal view as to epending CA funds snd aré anxious: to.
[8933]aubject..to. Linitations wntes sar
[8935]So hd 2)
[8936]instance, no “larce Robe of ESA money
[8937]orchestras touring through Europe.) Sai
[8938]Gul tural-Gongress would. fall iwithin the Zi
[8939]probable acceptability and should be a cooperative ; _ MG ‘
[8940]| - enterpriee with State, to be cieared with EVA financial . : So
[8941]oa . and legal advisors, Dut do not anticipate diz ficulty.-
[8943]. (besause the Gulsural Congreesa is clearly related to the
[8944]approved 3a policy of countering | ‘the Soviet. peace offensive,
[8946]Mr. Buttles sugcested that the best thing to do.with m
[8947]product of Conaress was to get local ‘people. rae) publ teh it;
[8948]‘ 7 We. furnish tranes ations, paprr, ink, etc. . .
[8950]The above suggestion-led to one dy Neilson that &
[8951]Dieseainat fon Socaittee sight be formed, backed with our
[8952]coney wtties added that in addition to a mcre rofound
[8953]type. Joos" there night be one for the unwasned public. with
[8955]c le,
[8957]14-0000
[8961]. Py
[8962]7 . 4 : .
[8964]j National Dress Club
[8965]{ : ye Washington
[8966]j r . : #
[8967]an 1llustratione - and extracts of speeches. :
[8968], Mr. McKnight concurred, thought we needed to werk out.
[8969]the distritution problem cy vee of a gonaiiteewhich .
[8970]woulda take charge.of pudlicaticn ani distribution - in i Lee
[8971]Bany languaces,. Buttlee added that we should use Gérmans _— . a
[8972]ané German facilities to see that aanuseripte and pkotos | ety
[8973]are made available. _ a Pp
[8974]a ; / _ {at this point r ‘ guggeated to But tles that there would - : _ -
[8975]oo J. Be a question of. sponeorship of material.) - ; ; . G
[8977]Lace
[8979]McKnight and.’ Buttles acreed. that Lasky "should be
[8980]of diecussing the matter Ww th
[8982]rr ‘contached and putin a pozition
[8983]Keileon who 16 returning to Feris tonignt, eds
[8985]é lize t to Ket together with Cody and
[8987]osNeLlgon” gad et E
[8988]‘other Stat e people in Paria,
[8990]about .the Mater Hita-N e1169
[8992]Following are sctual quot eas
[8994]Neileon: "I dontt know a great deal avout thid 7
[8995]jG to precuce @ aajor offensive |. ~
[8997]Cultural Conxress, 18 1t apt
[8998]against the USSR and axainst the Pence offensive?’
[8999]McKnight: "yes, I think eo, They ar
[9000]important bunch of people.#
[9002]are a very
[9004]at EVA wae moine to be in:th
[9006]3) but thought that |
[9007]a thing as: dew
[9009]. . Neileon then pointed out th
[9010]. business c2 using very dapors
[9011]: in Europe (gave~ some: J tal sani
[9012]: Because of the temporary character of HCA such
[9013]elaopnent of ‘the Cultural Congress should be turned over to: .
[9014](Sonethereé previously |
[9016]. oo State or GIA to handle and continue.,.
[9018]. L cad asked Buttles,-in créer to make a point, whether the
[9019]Congress Was goink to be self continuing - Bruce saia he’ |
[9020]thought so.) Neilson satd we should develop a full head: ©
[9021]of steam on the proposition ard then should not ‘4rop | ‘outs .
[9022]srould be continued by State through Lasky, or by GIA... peo
[9023](actually Was a plea for CIA to take nctice of the Conxregs
[9025]and taxe it over.)
[9027]Fi
[9028]i
[9029]H
[9030]i
[9032]14-0000
[9034]National Press Club
[9036]|. > Haghington
[9037]i . on
[9038]: McKnight then asked ce {f SIa Wag interested 1n the propo-
[9039]sition as a whole,- T replied 1% seened very interesting,
[9041]: -. - Be then eaid if « confer ence Was arranged in Paris would we ae
[9042]gs coe like to have g OIa representative there, I answered I - : : ,
[9043]ce thought we might like 2& to Lave sumeone, I ticn asked
[9044]a Buttles if he wae’ eure Lasky would go to Faris ~ Buttles
[9045]-.  ' , @aid- he would try to arrange to have either. Lasxy or Josselem , we
[9046]on _ .(weich Wag the reply I Héped for.) He said they were both ae hae
[9047]: State departaent People, coth familiar ‘with the Concress, — SE : :
[9049]: In effect,, that wad the enl of the conference. MoKnight.-
[9050]againg eaid that cIa should certainly be cut in on the
[9052]" proceedings from now on Because | Lor their future interest iF
[9053]in the. Gonaress.
[9055]ain en TEES el
[9057](EILSON REQUESTS THAT IT TAKE PLACE AFTIR
[9058]WEDNESDAY CF NEXT WEEK. ee
[9060]noe cag tee mee a em ae eee eee tet
[9062]Timé of meeting
[9064]That ESA. te will tne to provide funds for eaten or
[9065]a zillion copies of the speeches or the Congress and other
[9066]publicity... Neilson.eaid that-labor coanttteéa” and
[9067]Lye et wer cooperative groups wight be used for dlaseaination,
[9068]; However, the greatest caution must be exercised to see that ©
[9069]a - ‘a Committee on publications, or words to that effact, 1s
[9070]‘ appointed during the sessions of the Conzresa, and in my
[9071]i : opinion it: should be an unwitting Rroup, except for one 2 oT.
[9072]: . menber; it should NCT have nore than cone US reprenentative, : . Ba,
[9073]It KIGET be entirely Gevran. again it Locks, as though Lasky . a ;
[9074]might have to be the secretary of euck e group. Ithink: .-.
[9075]ali they have to do ise etart a quick ‘fund raising campaign! .
[9076]for publications - anc won't they be surprised at the :
[9078]Nery
[9081]. a . t
[9082]Lo
[9083]Yr. '
[9084]Ir PRacerperaTa,
[9085]i —
[9086]i
[9088]1
[9090]i
[9092]ky . Aa
[9094]7 7 -
[9095]i - National Presa Club
[9096]: . Mashingtox ,
[9097]j sceed with which French, Italian, Britisk and US -ormaniza=
[9099]; : tions respond with lots of nceney for the purposel . ‘
[9100]: \Buttles and I had gq quiet talk-after the conference this
[9102]afternoon and he is entirely in eynpathy with my point of
[9103].wiew, anxious to cooperate ami not entirely sure that .
[9104]; 0 + Lasky is the right man to go single handed to Feris, This
[9105]Poy guy Neileon ie a peach. Sharp, keen, reaponsive and
[9106]1 -- Q Worker’=+ sticks out all over bin. . oo,
[9108]Ra ote se
[9109]carrey
[9111]+. I feel Tike a sheep killing dog not- to stay on the :
[9112]job and: see thie. through, but I've only got one son and -
[9114]--= J hope hetll only be married once.. Please let me know if yu... _
[9116]need mer I Will be at Hotel Fensgate, Bay State Road, Boston.- -
[9118]am DST ES id Ratan Se ET
[9120]L Ge
[9123]v
[9124]r)
[9126]eg - .
[9127]- 2 . 7 wee ee enn
[9128]a “Pile ppcvIcK
[9129]wpe renee ce eee
[9130]“> vere of telenhona comergation with Jim Durnham in Yow Yorle ~---—~-—~ :
[9131]. 1
[9132]“~ "10 asm. Thursday morning 1& june, 1950, - Te TOT ree
[9134]. ae Contec’ with Durnhsn, In reply to rr sugsestion that I stop ° 77 7.
[9135]‘—... in lew York. Sat. morning to see hin, ciscuss, Congress“affairs and :
[9136]; _ deliver a pigstcl, Burnhan rep?ted that he wag leaving this oT ok
[9137]—-- --; a@ternosn for bis. carp ih Connecticut, would hot return untdd.
[9138]Saturday. night, was flying on Swndey morning, Fe sugcested that
[9139]“Lipa. there was: litbis -naceasiiy for edditional discussion of the
[9140]oO ongress, that if ‘any capers or articles (the Pistol) were to. -
[9141]be dslivered-to-hin, they- cold be sent by mall. or otherwise”
[9142].to his Jv address, care of :rs, Claude Eurnhen, 3.5 69 Steyr en
[9143]:rt2telephone. Rhinelander. x-47890;"tha acdréss 13 a safe one, ke-
[9144]says, with « trusted Ccorman on duty and a maid in the residence, .--"
[9145](rot safe from. ovr point of view - but presumably. nothing xonrts
[9146]a . to. be, transalt: jisargse with.
[9147]-Fot:Distolt
[9149]“De. Botwoon now and Sat, night, ovrnhan will be
[9150]in’ Connecticut, telephone: Fent 78, Ring 1-2.
[9152]: Oe" Matter of oxtra expense to be allowed Pearl Fluger for’: oo
[9153]gather signatures for cablecran to consress, and for certain™
[9155]+a. .. other incidentals cenrected with travel of delegates, Purnhants _ hae
[9156], estinate this would not enount to more than 7100, I authorized co 777 ; ‘ i
[9157]hin to spend up to *150 for thi . - St
[9159]nly 2
[9160]of how's a’ a
[9162]phone,
[9164]Oe“ Latter of permanent continuation of Congveas office (nresumably. . pong
[9165]in Ferlin}; I said-this sheuld be discussed in Berlin, that we would ; Googe
[9166]expect a cablesran of recommendation before first of ouly, would--:---—.. . Poy
[9167]imudiately respond with a decision, possibly as to project | er
[9168]acendment cslling for funds for support of continuing of fice,-- nee af
[9169]. (Bapossible, I think, to anticipate decisions now as they would . .
[9170]“" dopend en success of Consress in sttractine world publicity, — tos
[9172]oo fvwnishing base for xmxkicte, continuing proparenda and
[9173]‘ardusing com-unist opposition.) - ~ Ste
[9175]ad
[9177]M4
[9179]we
[9181]Le Gs
[9183]4
[9185]14-00000 .
[9187](t
[9191]. = "International Comittea
[9193]sgt
[9197]-~sprinted.~-The- program of ‘tke Congress will be the revised p
[9199]‘ be able to turh up even for a day before the Congress, I am .
[9201]COPY _ -
[9202]‘ez
[9203]—_ cen elenee. -...-. Berlin-Charlottenburg, 12 June 1950 ,
[9204]Dear Jin, ,
[9206]Good to xnow that you
[9207]Four more shoulders
[9208]hard world, - :
[9210]_. Thanks for letter ef the 6th,
[9211]and Marcia are ‘due kere so nice and early.
[9212]on which to unload-the awful burden of this
[9213]Shat's this ahout not accepting: the. brilliart Aron- -
[9214]Koestler-Burnham ¥emo? That is new our werking gospel. The
[9215]lives. on? No, noe It's: been killed, it's
[9216]dead. The five philosophers refgn. The alphabetical order has -
[9217]come into ‘new glory, Under separate cover you will reteive the
[9218]latest news from‘A to 2.. New Correspondence paper-is.being::+-~
[9220]booklet which you alreacy have.
[9222]. Ayer ; “Om A glend, etc. :
[9223]‘Coming,: Koestler = ‘vid ‘te
[9226]“Well, why in the world was he put.on the list when he's
[9227]80 wishy-washy? You can't have him without letting him speak.
[9228]And he's. tentatively scheduled for about 10 minutes on the open.
[9229]ing Monday vrogram, Also,’ by the way, Koestler informed he won't
[9231]writing today to ask him to plan a short opening address to round
[9232]off the som-xhat too ceremonial opening program witha political-
[9233]keyncting speech. You might write him too, if it won't be over-
[9235]doing it. 9 Bers
[9237]See you soon.
[9239]eo arate te sect TOTES gs eter a nn
[9241]“MPLVIN J. LASKY
[9243]Bee
[9246]14-0000 a > .
[9248]"To cotuen. Under each comment a tina stoutd be dren
[9250]INSTRUCTIONS: «Of fleer deslgnations snoutld be used In the
[9251]Lach officer should initts’
[9253]ACTORS theet End @ath comment nuadered to corcpipond with “tne muazer In the “To"coluan.
[9254]This Recore and Routing Sneet should ge returned to Registry.
[9256]OFFICER'S
[9257]ine TeaLs
[9259]eee Ee
[9261]SECRET
[9264]\ 4 lat
[9265]12 June 1950
[9266]“MEMORANDUM FOR: \JCE¥ By BAKES
[9267]“Chief, KB MIT
[9268]|. gupascr:  Letéer of Inatraction for Kenneth Ho Hembleys 2 yO
[9269]: © xeGoupaiying the ‘approval“6f subject Letter of instruction, ~ . a :
[9271]eted & a nerorasicn of ay conversation.
[9272]icharde coverirg arrangenents for tke travel of Hambley's
[9274]ted by AIFC that I prapere
[9277]- tion of the Congress, in her own right, drawing money from the travel’
[9278]fund for the purpose of such travel without consideration of Hambloy'a
[9279]statua vis-a-vis CIA. . This on the theory that whether or not Mra.
[9280]Hambley is a delegate to the Congress, her travel may be considered “S
[9281]“nageseary becates of services she will -be expected to render, and.
[9282]“|. [+ alao Because -her presence will protect her husband's cover. .The
[9283]: : - Gultural Congrese is ostensibly financially independent. 1¢ would,
[9284]* : : therefore, make any such arrangesents withes? consideration of CIA
[9285]- 7 f i f sand agents. __ .
[9287]. “RIII/LG/ far
[9288]cc: ELIL (2) ™
[9292]1400000 «+ - ~ w .
[9293]. 7 oe
[9295]Under each qoement 8 tine snouts be draen
[9296]Each officer should Taltiel .-f- - eee ‘
[9298]WaSTMVCTiOSS: Officer ¢ sl gnations ‘ynould be uses In the “To cofuan.
[9299]Pe core ond sith the nuaber In the “To°cotuan.
[9301]This Record and Routing Sreet should de retucned to Raglatrpe
[9303]across sheet and eech comment suet
[9304]tenece ware Tnauiflclent! pefoce. further routings
[9306]COMMENTS
[9308]on
[9311]phan J
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[9316]Po ape tee ; = 1 Ls
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[9336]7 Jano 1950
[9338]TOR ES
[9339]‘“
[9341]MEMORANDUM TCR: Kenneth #. fazbley
[9343]SUBJECT: Letter of Instructions
[9345]1. Departure and Arrival ;
[9346]You wili proceed 6a or about. 19° Jane 1950 to Berlin, cordany eo a -
[9348]ee Des ee “reporting upon your arrival there to the Chief of YLKiva Miseton | . _
[9349]r oe ' through arrangezeats of which you have been advised orally. En route - og , .
[9351], to Berlin you are authorized to stop over in Parise if you deem such : . ae ee
[9352]& étop- advisable inthe. furtherance-of your misston.-—You will léar: ‘ -
[9353]Berlin, Germany, on. ‘or: ‘about . 2 June 1950 and return to the hore
[9354]tion. En route to the: hoe . ‘@tation-you are authorised™to~ Stop ov
[9355]“TE etoékhola, Brussels and Paris for such anounto of time as gay sub-
[9357]sequently be approved, by. the hone office upon :
[9358]In your t arefu
[9360]Ss in idvance, but’? you
[9362]eiptese 2: to Berk nvandSfrou. Berbia: to Ue
[9363]“ba reaponsible for procuring all of your own travel facilities
[9364]Aath-
[9366]ad hotel accontodationa in cities which you visit en route.
[9367]origation for this travel also extends to your wife, who has been
[9369]briefed a0 t> her operations in Eerlin and also will accompany ya .
[9371]“1. a8 a matter of cover.
[9373]a=)
[9374]ance oF unlese you can do so in full keap-
[9375]You with not attract attantion te yourself either
[9377]ing vith your cover.
[9378]by acte ancharacteristic of year cove
[9380]ct pe do cee thie en! ot CODOLECONS” WLER “your Cove
[9381]ae er oe Baties. and Response inition - - es
[9382]: . i Oe _ a. Qperat tonal : ,
[9384]Yoa have been thorougily briefed on Project PBQUICE,
[9386]and you will undertake stich operational activities in connection
[9387]with ‘tate Project a8 fall within the instructions you receive :
[9389]SECRET
[9392]14-0000
[9394]H
[9395]at
[9397]~ SERED oo ™
[9401]“trom the Chief, Vixiva Miesion or his apthorised representative.
[9402]Theoe operational activities will be -in addition to your cover
[9403]responsibility aa a delegate to the Cultural Congress.
[9407]You are specifically charged with both physical and
[9408]operational security in connection with matters which you handle
[9410]and for which you are given responaibility. Lo mo,
[9413]14-0000
[9416]14-0000 .
[9418]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[9420]i: Orflcer designations should oe used in the “fo" cotuen, Under each consent 6 line shoulé be draen,
[9421]Cacn officer asouts Inttial
[9423]ba STRUCTIORS:
[9424]Acros 12 50f and each coument numbered to correspond sith. the ayater in the “ToT eoluar,
[9425]This Record and Routing Sreet sPourd de returned to Reglatry.
[9427]before further routing.
[9429]ws lenaeh gere tnauf ciantt
[9431]FROM:
[9433]OaTe OFFICER'S
[9435]ee ere
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[9446]4 OF,
[9448]‘ : : , WORN PORE TNS ASSISTANT CIRFCTOR FR SYECIAL CF SRATICNS
[9450]SUNJZT 4 Lectures of Berlin House of Gultere i ™
[9452]1. Rafsrring te your comunication of 29 Kay, with enclosures, 0
[9453]Be ere rotaiain: the brechure and reperts concarnire lectures at tho
[9454]: ' Berlin Yonse of Sovlet Culture. : .
[9456]; 2. Tis material has value for sup work, bat its value ig "7 7 Ls,
[9457]comethat vitiated by being sore than two acéiths. Lata, - * Oo _ ee,
[9459]. __ 3e In reply to yoar further question wo ara interested in”
[9460]“- eeoiving mich echetulées of Sovictespensared lecture Seriag, -
[9461]acd cusaries of principal lectures do you: are able to. sup
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[9464]' Assistant Dire-tor for
[9465]_ Policy Ccordinstion
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[9507]os - ae "  " SEMORANDUId FOR: ‘THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION .
[9508], SUBJECT: Lectures at Eerlin House of Culture
[9510]. 1. Attached are 5 reports and a brochure ‘concerning iectures oo Co ne
[9511]- at the Berlin House of Soviet, Culture. a Cg ee ee Te be ee
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[9515]nn * you and if you are interested in receiving any other " materdal
[9516]ee of the sort % that me may obtain, ;
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[9520]1. “A Brochure Concerning. Lectures at Berlin House of Culture soak as
[9521]2. Reports Concerning Lectures. at Berlin House of Culture “oS
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[9539]3 HyUORANDUU FORs THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION _
[9540]SUBSEC? 1 Lectures at Berlin House of Culture _
[9542]i . , J, Attached are reports and a brochure concerning lectures
[9543]‘ at tho Berlin House of Soviet Culture.
[9545]. hay vo ak you to inforn uo if this mtericl 19 usefwl ,
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[9610]freo scebireitig vurasochmen,
[9612]ieee worm Aeinga Zoreiay,
[9613]ung mit deo Shea ditastags-yad: DeTstags
[9615]tuegea wingelegs werden. <
[9616]ie tintvorkmen, da nach Regina der Vere
[9617]thre Galtighei: werlierea nnd die (reien Plitze won Bes
[9618]beuetn werden, , *
[9620]+0. S-Bahn Friedrichutrage, Serafecbaboen 1 9, 4& Omnibus *
[9622]Ea wird prderen,
[9623]encaltung die Ke
[9624]we Nine K.
[9626]ber die politische, wirte |
[9627]Sowjetunion (Standard- -
[9629]WAUS DER KULTUR OOO
[9630]ER SOWJETUNION
[9631]TER DEN ;
[9633]i
[9635]0)
[9637]ianstallungen
[9639]18.90 Uhg, Theater
[9640]ANSTALTUNG# ,.Die Wahlen in der $U — ein
[9642]walk ee’, it wirkende: Solistenvereinigung fen
[9643]y unter Leitang ven Nationslprewtracer Helmut Kody,
[9644]tad das Balbercs nDas verlewene Tash. -
[9646]: . 18.00 Uhr, Marmortasl
[9647]-1 Wilhelm ‘Koenen: ,,Die Nationale Feont dee demo
[9648]sods im Tageshampi'*, Apschlicfend Duhustica
[9650]12.C¢ Uhr, Eichenssal
[9651]1 Oberstiedtnant Simonenkow: Was brin an die
[9652]agen dem Sowjetwolki Anschliebend Diskussion,
[9654]: : 18.00 Uhr. Marmorssal
[9655]Weinr Abraham; Die idealagiecsen Grandle
[9656]when Pasteitt (W. TC Lanins a
[9657]hustivn und Dohementarlilme,
[9659]. a 18 Uhr, Fichenssal
[9660]A. Prarows ,Der tpurt is dar SU". Ane
[9661]Iengecgras i oe
[9663]Tie Jugend der
[9664]ugeod. mut einer
[9665]3 Verner. Mitwichender Robert
[9666]nae vad Choegeuppes der Jugend.
[9668]' "18:00 Uhr, Marmorsaal
[9669]1 WW. M. Moloiow “= sin
[9671]NDEN, AM FESTUNGSGRABEN;
[9676]25.
[9677]26.
[9679]Dienstag . 18.00 Uhr, Theater
[9682]hevwtelluny dat Volkawirtedatt™, AnmblisSead Duskutiog und
[9684]wSturmiualice Lebemabend™,
[9685]. 19.09 Uhr, Marmorvaal
[9686]RTRAGs Sten Hepmenes ,,Die ndchiern ivep des
[9688]Iteo dabens im dewubsetiohas Devtedble
[9690]BUCH DISKUSSION: N. D. Schenherbow 0. Han:
[9691]Sher dus Werk: Der Weg ima Leben” vos A. S. Malarenkor. 7
[9693]Sonnabend , 19.08: Uhy, Marmorizal |
[9695]Manorgbii-Rlasier-Abead, Es.spictt and spidhts Ginter Hogold.
[9697]Sonntag ; . 19.00 Ubi; Theater
[9699]tamus — Marple gegca die Weltreshuion™’. Es sprichr: i Aghin
[9701]Toler, Te reuieren oamhatie Kinsler de Betline: Bianrn: fe
[9702]epeelt: Wile Niggeling. : : eras
[9705]Montag : . 12.09 Uhr, Marmorrral
[9707]VOR TRAG: Hermann Mattern: Unser Kampf om da Fei
[9708]Gre Deutschen Usmokrotuchon Repyblik''. Anse i
[9710]esd Jitm,
[9712]‘Dienwag = Oe ‘ 18.00 Uhr, Thester
[9714]VOV LI SUMO Et -Meye Dh
[9715]wiht in Remd tee die suai
[9716]Devtiekend Laokyoing
[9718]aetel doe Bester
[9720]hen"? vod .,Urel
[9722]. . 18.09 Ube, Marmariaal
[9723]YORTRAG A Siegert Kebor Wee Sebrurleiahe Poqliad. —
[9724]einen Imperial. “Anhlisbend deur
[9726]Mitrwoet. : .
[9727]VORTRAG: Arnold Zecigs ,,Die
[9728]Kawpl dee Nationstes Front um. di i oad |
[9730]der devinhea Natioo™, Anwblebend Dushumton oad Film. t
[9732]Donnerstag : 18.00 Uhr, Marmortzatl
[9733]NORTRAG) Hermann avenr Wer let die amerib.
[9734]Lebemvwcioe Anuhletend Dikussion ead Film.
[9736]: . 18.00 Uh
[9738]VYORTRAGs Kure Heidi Die Wahlen In der SU — A:
[9739]Set Sewptdemubratie’. : :
[9741]“y
[9742]+ Freitag . “18.00 Uhr, Theater
[9744]VORTRAG: Prof. Gerhart Bilert Der Rampl der $0
[9745]4 plomiis om veo Frieden, AnsiteBend Dukauicg und Fi
[9747]. ‘ + 98.00 Uhr, Marmorsaal
[9748]VOR T RA G1 Doren: Glarhhins Dig sowjetische Sessteordnong”.
[9749]Amchirtend Dahvesion 084 bilo, : wa
[9751]-
[9752]Ghealerocranslallungen
[9753]“Vom co, MXUx HEN Of. MAAZ L058
[9755]» INSEL DES FRIEDENS“
[9756]‘von [. Petrow; deutich von Georgia Tancwa
[9757]. Regie? Eduard Matzick
[9758]m, ‘@ am Montag, 20. Min,.um 19.00 Uir im Theater.
[9759]ere Vorstelluayen finden am 22., 23. 24, und 27. Mirz jeweils
[9760]19; he sowie am 25, um 20.00 Uhé im Theater state. Ein-
[9761]_ trittspreise von DM 11 bis DM 3,—.
[9762]Karten-an-der Theaetkasse in der Zeit von 11 bis 19 Uhr erhililich
[9763]oder’ Zimther 5, Telefon 425051, Apparat 175.
[9764]wo, od
[9765]: “a Filmocranstallungen a .
[9766]£ are ein dee Sewjetunion’ |
[9767]. M3 uUnter fremden Manichen” .
[9768]: _ nMbeine Universitivan” .
[9769]TA glich 17:60 und 1%.39'Uhr, freitags und snnabends nur 17.60 Uhr.
[9770]Sonntage' 14:30, 17.90 und [9.30 Uhe.
[9771]itten erhaltlich im Zimmer 5, Telefon 425951, Apparat 175,
[9773]. mF Der Zauberfisch” und 11.00 u. 14.00 Uhr
[9775]26; Mire nDie Kinder dea Kapitdn Grant™ 4 h
[9776]nGeserz der groBen Licbe’ 11.00 u, 14.00 Uhr a
[9777]fe, Veransteltun:en um 11.60 Uhr sind nur fur die Kinder sus den
[9778]ktoren Berlins. Die Karten werden durch die Gesellschafe *
[9779]utich-Sow jetitche ‘Freundschaft ausgegeben.
[9781]ie 14.90-Uhr-Vorstellung kostenlos: Hate der Kultur
[9782]der Sow jetunion, Zimmer 5, Telefon 425051, Apparat 175,
[9784]thoo000
[9786]oe BB EG IER
[9788]Bory
[9790]o . LO “*@uno" a“ 14.5250. .- ‘
[9791]oS Bericht reid.
[9793]Die Veranstaltungen is Haus der Kultur der SU. zeigen eine
[9794]aufsteigenda Linie. Den Gisten wird ein immer vielseitigeros Pro#
[9795]grann dargeboten. Imzer mehr Besucher, davon viel Stammgdste, stels”
[9796]len Bich @in. Daoit steigt auch die dirkung, der #influs ia inne
[9797]dar sowjetischen Gaatgeber bei deutachen breiten Volkamas sen.
[9799]4 AnléBlich dea drei jaéhrigen Bestehens des baudes gad die Ge=
[9800]\ schiftefibrung auf groBen dekorativen Bandtafeln bekannt, daa 1947
[9801]1 105 Vortrige- ptattfenden; 1948-wacen es 197 ‘und 1949 schon 328 ga>
[9802]t . * wordene Gegenwirtig ‘gibt e3 in ainer Woche, mitunter etwa zehn Vor=
[9803]triges meist.mit anschliedendem Film, danebden zahlreiche musika=
[9804]“Lteche- “und kilnstlerieche ‘Vorstellungen und die eixentlichen Filme,
[9805]_i | dm Monat annihernd zehn verschiedane. Berticksichtigt man dazu noch
[9806]fe die stundigen Ausstellungen, die stets lebhaft vesucht werden, und
[9807]a hHufige festliche Versammiungen, 580 kann man schdtzen, da® mindes=
[9808]wien: zweitausend Menschen ‘Mglich. (ait Ausnahme eines. Ruheteges
[9810]; to Die Vortrige kann man ihrem Inhalt nach in einige Kategorien
[9811]orca ane manna we auftedien. Da gibt es solche, die das Grundsdtzliche und Dogma= __
[9812]. tiache der Partellehre erléutern. Hierzu gehirt etwa “Die marxist.
[9814]‘ tisoh=leninistische. Lehre vom Staat” oder. “Klassen und Klagsens *
[9817]uber benins -berke oder..liber.die- Geachicht
[9820]z.3. ein Yortrag3zyklus iiber die AuSenpolitik der Ud&Sk, ferner
[9821]Wber den “Sieg der Volkskxb tte in | China" ao _uber den "Freiheites
[9823]nischen AuBenpolitik". - . :
[9824]Weitaus die meisten Vortrige. ‘befassen sich mit inneren Zzus _
[9826]stinden der UdSSR. ’ ES lat selbstverstindlich, daQ® alle Sinrich= . -
[9827]tungen der, sowjetunion im ginstigsten Lichte dargestellt werden.
[9828]ber Hbrer erfibrt von Macht “und: Heichtua, ‘Portschritt, und Rekor=
[9830]&inwohner. éinige charakteristischs Themen lauteten: “Boden=
[9831]schitze ‘dor S- Ue", "Der Nachkriegs«Finfjahrplan® » die “Stachanows —
[9836]> * . . s) . (2 Be
[9838]Bewegung” und "Der Pian sur Usvandlung der Natur". Auch uber den
[9840]heushalt der UdSER, ber Volxsbildung, S;ort, Leben der Frauen
[9843]Hieran reiben | sich auch deutsche Themen. W&hrend die vorges .
[9844]nannten Vortrage Jorwiegend von sowjetischen Offisieren oder
[9845]Funktion&ren genalten werden, holt nan zur Behandlung der Veutsck=
[9846]a . land vetreffonden Fragen meist *prominente" * peratnlichkeiten
[9847]7 , ' der S.B.D. und der ostdeutschen Regierung oder solche, die-hes . é
[9848]kanntermaSen mit derén Ideen syzpathisieren (3.3. Minister Ban, - re
[9849]Prof. Gerhart #isler, De. Kurt Fischer, #ilhelm doenen, Arnold
[9850]_ dweig. usb.) Oegenwirtig steht die Politik der “nationalen 446
[9851]Vront*: im Vordergrund. | Soweit Musik von- hervorragender Gualitat
[9853]‘Wars: niedenen volrsdenokratischen. Lindern.
[9855]Sw ee OO eet eT EE
[9857]wind boatiaa @ Vort.
[9858]Die Ausstellungan gehen standig nebenher.
[9860]eine solche tider sowjetische. Architektur,
[9862]bt Us
[9864]Bauten der UdSSR enthdlt, Reglerungsp 4
[9865]_groBwohnhkuser,. Sanstorien, Bahn. und’ ‘Bafengebdude,
[9870]farks. _ _ .
[9871]Bine iiber di - .
[9874]schen #alerei, Graphik, Plakatkunst, ‘Biicher_ und Kinderbiicher,
[9876]Bihnenbilder, hiaterial | gun. Leben von Lenin, stalin, Gorki und
[9877]Fant jab lan Geschichte
[9879]* ‘stets gewihtt a nan ah Kinaruck,
[9880]mit Hilfe reichlichen Fersonals sorgt
[9882]Altig organistert iat.
[9886]14-Dob00
[9887]“
[9889]. : a _ . ; on 7
[9890]- “ - 16, Marg 1950. On fo 5 ee Su
[9891]"Cufio" a Stee ~ fs
[9892]OT" Begdeht sr.13. a
[9894]User die "Nationale Froht ® des “demokratischen".
[9895]Deutschiands im Tageskampf sprach Wilhelm Ko ene n am 16.3.50.
[9896]; 4m Haus der Kultur der S.U. Ger Theaterrraum war voll; viel Polis
[9897]gisten sls ZuhSrer. Koenen, prominenter SkD=Bonza, linientreuer
[9898]Mann des “Volxksrata", ist ein typischer Agitator und Demagoge.
[9899]Er: -spricht mit leuter, _géschulter. Stimme, lebhaft und einprégsan. ©
[9900]Dabed reiht er Phrasen und < Schlagworte ‘aneinander, ohne eigene
[9901]Ideen zu ‘entwickeln. Aber der kritika und urteilslose HUrer erliegt
[9902]leicht seinem tortschwall. Scharf. und heftig sind seine Ausf&lle.
[9903]Adenauer ist der *skrupellosé Vertreter. amerikanischer Monopolinter=
[9904]essen" und nebenbel ein’ ‘a gasILEr ‘Schwager zweiten Grades von Mac
[9905]- ' Gloy* und hat Weatdeutschl and. Jeichtsinnigerwaise mit mindestens
[9906]a 35 uidliarden Weatmark + Schulden delastet,. ‘wahrend die’ "Deutsche
[9908]“Boffnungsloslexeit herrachen ‘in Westdeutachland. "Hei uns “(de h. ia
[9909]slickiichen Sstlichen Teil Deutschlands) geht es schrittweise vor=
[9911]Agitation in g ans
[9912]Berlin sowie in der Ostzone planmiSig verstirkt werden solle. Uber=
[9913]all sollen Agitationstrupps gsschult werden. Sie sollen z.B. in
[9915]“kleinen Gruppen in den Berliner S= und UsBahnen durch laute Ge=
[9917]" spriche im Sinne der "nationalen Front” die. Offentlichkeit “aufs=
[9919]klren’. Im Ostsektor und in der Ostzone sollen sie Verstindnis
[9921]sets, -das ate Ablieferungspfiiont der Landwirtschsf et Sht. Auch
[9923]nisation bis herunter zu den Hdausobleuten uindlicher betrieben | ee
[9924]1-30] 11 die *Rachsaakeit (ou ein rt typisch mosz
[9925]‘den. ‘Lauen und Widerspenstigen verscharft °
[9926]; werden. Zur srlduterung, wig und wo die Gefahr von "sabdoteuren"
[9927]droht,. wurde anschlieBend der Defas¥ilm “Der Auftreg Hoegners", der
[9928]schon oft im Hause gelaufen ist, Nochaals gezeigt. ,
[9929]Die deutsche Bevdlkerung steht, wie Koeren ousfuarte,. vor ela
[9930]nem entachaidenden inneren Kaapfubschnitt. Es gilt, ‘die Schranken.
[9933].trennen, ihre Grundaitze auf ganz Deutschland ausgudehnen. In dies
[9935]einer Demonstration werden. Gane Berlin Soll dumit gowonnen worden, _.
[9940]. ' "Cuno" = Bericht ar,13. /Poxtse +cung/ = a
[9943]lands, sondern, des 3B locks aer Volxsdezckratien und ganz Europas! —
[9944]Ohne Berlin kein Friede, keine *Preiheit", keine Zinneit Deutsche
[9946]lands. Der jest gige Zustand, dad-Jestbezlin sich ‘des Serrschafts= _
[9947]‘anspruch der “nationalen Front” satedent, mus beseitigt verden.
[9949]Stwa die zueite: Hilftte das Xo@nenschen Vortrags beschdftigte
[9952]letzten Tage. Koenen schilderte den erfolgreichen widerstand der
[9953]deutechen Arbeiterschaft. gegén die Zerstormg ihrer Arbeitsstdtten,
[9954]gegen | SBETOSSINE. Plane: ‘dedr Westalliierten. Am Schlu3 des Vortrags
[9956]°Worschlag; “dér-belessonatt’ 447 7
[9957]aller Versauselten teiegrachisch ausgusrrechen. Die Resolution
[9958]wurde in Abstinmung einstimsig anzenommen..
[9961]14-0000
[9963]"Cuno" Bericht Nr.t4, yb aS WSR
[9964]bericht ursis. ne
[9966]"Die Sowjetarmee - das Bollwerk des Friedens
[9967]und der Sicherheit in der ganzen Felt © y
[9968]ist das kctto. einer Ausstellung, die an 17.3.50. im Haus der
[9969]Kultur der Sowjetuniog eroffnet wurde.
[9971]man Bilder, Landkarten mit Erlduterungen und groGplakatierte
[9972]24s sate. Das ganse kdénnte man als einen kriegageschichtlichen
[9973]Schnelixursus der sowjetischen Armee bezeichnen. Waffen, Unifora
[9974]_ _ men und dergleichen, was sonst in Heeresmuseen gu’ finden ist,
[9975]. werden hier nicht gezeigt. Auch tochnisch ist iider den heutigen ;
[9976]_. Stand der Armee nichts Neues 2u entnehmén. Die Aussteilong trigt
[9977]- _mehy ddeologischen Charakter und eine bestimmta politische Tena
[9979]den: - Die iugere Ausstattung ist ‘dekorativ sehr sorethltig und
[9980]| Kinstlerisch genaieat ves -
[9982]en aus der Bavol: utdons=
[9983]» eit im Oxtober 1917, als dis ersten Trupps bewsffneter Arbeiter
[9984]sich gur "Boten Garde" zusammenachlossen Stets stehen schon hier%
[9986]; dllustriert, in deren Verlauf die Rote Armee’ nacheinander
[9987]die fremden Invasionstruppen sowie ihre inneren weiSerussischen |: Ly
[9988]_ Gegner besiegte. Von Karz bis Oktober 1619 ging es gegen die von.
[9990]Osten anviickenden Truppen Koltschaks, nachdem schon 1918 briti=
[9991]sche Expeditionstruppen von liurmansk aus’ vergeblich ins Land eine
[9992]gudyingen versucht hatten, [
[9995]bung: der Gegrer aus dex Xrin endeten. “Auch des polnischen
[9996]Anzriffs erwehrte aich die Rote Armee. SchlieSlich gelang es i
[9997]auch, in, -Kémpfen,. die-sich bis Oktober” 1922 hin z foe
[9998]cht von" “Irkutsk bis) Hladiwostok- im Fernen Osten wiederheraustela
[9999]rr a len. ‘Die Rolle Stalins bet der- Leitung diesey Unternéhnen wird
[10000]2 - begonders. heryorgehoben.. Bine auf einen groBen Tisch montierte
[10001]Kartenskiges zeigt zeB. durch Fabncken und Daten Stalins Fahrten
[10004]Der grtBte Raun wird durch Bilder aus dem ‘letzten Krieg gefiilit.
[10006]friiher bekannt geworden wire. Wieder seigen grove Lage= und
[10008]Bewegung ssskizsen die Zerschlagung der Hitlersarmeen in grog=
[10013]* 7+ quseteliur “Sowjetarmes", Blatt 3.
[10015]angelegten, fury die Sowjetarmee siegreichen Schlachten. .
[10016]Han kann sich deutlich vorstellen, wile dia Sehlachten vor Moss
[10017]kau Dez. 1941, det Stalingrad Sept.—Dez. 1942, bei Kursk und
[10018]Charkow im Sommer 1943 und schlieGlich im Raum um Berlin eich
[10020]_ abwickelten. Unter einem Bilde von einer aowjetischen Haffene
[10021]Zadrik steht: * "Die sowjetisckhe Armee errang ihre Brfolge nit
[10022]Saffen, die von sowjetischen Konstrukteuren gebaut sind."
[10024]In einer Inschrift zu 10 grofien etrategischen Bewegungen ‘der
[10026]Armeen im Jahre 1944 heiBt es: "In der so entstandenen Situation
[10028]war e3 klar, dag aie. Sowjetunion- auca- ohne Hilfe der Verbiindeten_
[10032]; “Aut diese eigentlichen xriegsbilder folgt eine Serie unter
[10033]. den Leitspruch, "Befreiung der: Volker". Man sieht, wie einriickena
[10034]de ‘sowjetisohe _Truppen in. Prag,.. Budapest,’ ‘Bukares ° 2
[10036]““Fernen-Osten-von der einhéimischén Sevolkarung judeind berrigt
[10038]warden, und gewinnt aus Bildern ven der karade im Jahre 1947
[10040]vor dem Kreml einen sewlssen’ Eindruck von der heutigen Stirke .
[10044]Im Moskau und in anderen sowjetisvhen Stddten gibt ea auch
[10046]“Siegen, Feldherren und Heldentaten der sowjetischen ‘Amtiée Were
[10050], , In diesen Rahmen mbgen noch swod Filme erwdbnt sein a
[10052]“et gentlicher Kriegs Siumentaxetlim, a. he “keine - im Krieg. an ‘der
[10053]Front gemachten Aufnahmen, sondern spdter mit Schauspiela? und
[10054]StatisteneTruppen gestellte. filmische: -Handliig. “Die “Perstnlich=.
[10055]keit des Generalissinua. Stalin steht im Vordergrund: der Idee.
[10057]Dex: deutache Baschauer erfadhrt, in wie. -sinnloser Weise dar wahn=a
[10059]sinnige Hitler Hunderttausende deutscher Soldaten in aussichtsea
[10061]loser Lage d@ahin opferte. Das: Publikum naha den Film mit sxnst
[10064]oe Ein anderer Film "Die von Kronstadt" “nerotsiert den erfolga’.. 290 5°"
[10065]: -_ ; _reichen Widerstand Hoter Marinetruppen im Jahre 1919 vor Lenin=
[10067]: : ; grad im Kampf gegen weidrussische Judenischatruppen. Je heftiger
[10069]a . geximpft und geschossen wird, deste lebhafter reagieren dia
[10071]fi sahlreichen Jugendlichen unter den Zuschauern. Der Fila 1guft tn. 3
[10073], russischer Sprache mit deutschen Unterzeilen. o)
[10076]14-0000
[10078]wt! : “SECRET _
[10079]ot “ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET 7
[10081]i INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations :hauld be used in the . TO" A Usder each) audent a bane Su be drawn sercse aicome
[10082]and each comment aumberod to correspond with the number inthe "TQ'* column, Each office? should inital (heck mark issufficieat)
[10083]before further routing, This Routing and Record Sheet should be returried to Registry.
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[10088]woe 9 June 199
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[10140]§ June 1959
[10142]an a PEMORAS OOM FOR) BR Co ee
[10144]_ SUBSECTs fitatua of Advanced Accounts (P5QUICH)
[10146]1. With reforence to advances ef money for FOQUICK, referred to
[10147]in somerandum of 7 June signed by Chief, Staff 111, féuk be thove
[10150]| advances, lavolving partictpation of Ar. Carmel Office, are itemtred vet
[10151]as follows; . ; ; , ;
[10153]$12,000 delivered to He. Offie on 26 April 1980 for which st:
[10154]@ rocoipt was obtained dated 27 April 1950 from Nr. Jay . :
[10155]Lovestone of the Feeo Trade Union Conferences. ~- ae
[10157]310,000 edvaneid-t0 Li’ Glaser “on: ¥ for which a reeaipe } : E
[10158]1s on file aigeedt by Jay Levestona dated 319 May, rs
[10160]| - $7,500 delivered to Hr, Offie about 70 ‘May “for which reeoipt
[10161]\ ie on file, thio money do)ivered to Hat?onal Comat j :
[10163]arp
[10165]The Livat’ two itons
[10166]Phis vas called to Kr. Offio!
[10168]‘Peforred to above Feport a duplication.
[10170]9 attention on 26 Bay, again on 31 Hay,
[10172]a0 and again on 7? Jung. Oa those ececasions, Mr. Offlo otated that he wag
[10173]. "  awarg of the siguation (that /Ti¢ had recaivad an oxtragi0,000 for ”
[10175]_ . PRRUTCR) and that ho would either have the money returned or would sea oo
[10176]- me _ thst 1% wao designated for another project. This edjuasacnt 19 now. - .
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[10190]: Dedicated ty to oaure pf Paaos Through vroodan ;
[10191]. ;
[10192]eo 3 Peace Touch Slavery" ~ '@_ 82 citizens Loth i
[10194]‘ef free evetiriea and of countrtaa suffering sovict =
[10195]wraEYe , , a d
[10196]~ * dovolyy hail the nishotive of th seria concroe ao i /
[10197]por Cultural Trecdaa in joining rogettor LveMootisl “} so
[10198]. ve Be pee ~ eodara who ¢ cortsh the froodan of tha repaiice rte A _ oO
[10200]|
[10202]nos temporarily onze ire: ‘Ata-inpawd 6 opirtel cand
[10206]rene trea shouskt, and free sre shat tho
[10208]- gulturel Londors of those rat Loc Will, after their
[10209]ce lveo cha reapous ibility’
[10211]" yatorn dons tela wen the:
[10214]rae
[10216]Q Warden roe St. Antony? 3.
[10217]flernonn in the fait of
[10218]de rn ;
[10220]Oxiord.
[10222]oe
[10224]., bearing a
[10225]a scrazely mu
[10227]waite, At that time fe:
[10228]had ever beard of :c-year-old An-
[10230]the mysterious, anonymous French
[10231]: Millionaire who bad just given Oxford
[10232]pewne ul the bigcest cifts in its bistory— ,
[10234]"$6 000.000 for a new college (Tins, jaa, , ‘ . pee
[10235]Sk 149) Bur by last week. the whole | ' :
[10237]g
[10238]a
[10241]i
[10242]a
[10243]7
[10244]2
[10245]3
[10246]& 5
[10247]a
[10249]a
[10250]tow
[10251]3
[10252]g
[10253]fm
[10254]5
[10256]eo : moe ~} university was burang with preparau | s . “+ . .
[10257]‘ey ; ‘ . j for Oxiord’s Gis. new college in 43 years. ' = SO
[10258]; 7 "To bouse the students of the newest: ee
[10259]mot ‘ college, Oxford authorities had Pearired a a pooe
[10261]sinali group of buildines ence. uged as
[10263]Anglican convent. These they renaaed®
[10264]~ oe toe : St, Antony's, in honor.of Benefactor An-
[10265]. . tonin Besse. Then they began laying plans
[10266]— . . - for. the.:curriculum~ which Ste Antho y
[10268]_ Explasion in Yugoslavia.
[10270]sowamed beth Frenchi
[10272]shman Besse had learned to- admire.
[10273]during the years he had traded and trav.
[10275]‘Reference WASH 6049 Out Sé8CS
[10276]; and cable written 5S Jura WASE
[10279]14-0000
[10281]b cous: ad ever hesrd
[10282]term Basel N.
[10284]MVetetious, 3
[10285]me who hed
[10287]Brea Orford .
[10290]nas histone
[10292]. tcivesite a5, buazing -e1ta-preparamans
[10293]for Ontcre’s first new college i 13 vears *
[10294]. Ta house the students af the’ Rewest
[10295]on _ tollege. Orford authorities Led acquired 3 : :
[10296]. nes uf Aree once ud as an . .
[10297]“Aa convent. These they renaniad*.
[10298]toay’s. in honor of Becefactor An- -
[10299]Sesse. Then they hema Living plans
[10300]curriculum which S Anthony's
[10301]Soenis wuuld follow, .
[10302]Gplesion in Yugoslavia. Antonin
[10303]. a Besse tid laid down only one stipulation
[10304]. ~ He wanted both Frenchmen asd English- *
[10305]oo. _ oo - Rea to be admitted, {0 Sudy 12 an atmos"
[10306]. ce . pbere of Anglo-French coomeration. To .
[10307]- : mT oo create that atmospherc. Oxford picked .
[10308]: . = St. Antony's Srst warde>. Just the sort,
[10309]uo fee of independent-minded, weileducated :
[10310]EngSshman Besse had leamed to admire --. -—~ ~ a
[10311]¢ the years he had traded and trav." -
[10315]. :
[10317]Oxeogo’s Deastx
[10318]“Hast ely fles ond me
[10320]Pon~a is Wadham. Colleee. be
[10321]let Reference t's Wiesod Churchill on Cevechitls |
[10322], oo And cable mancvenal lie ct Mariboraves, Richt
[10323]i aiter Munich. he joined the are
[10324]fouas the fret Cicer to parac
[10326]rugushvia,* worked so closely with Tito
[10328]Vugusavia* IN, wi
[10329]trp were once wounded by the
[10330]same bomb’ explosion. After the mar. 3
[10332]~leutenass evans with a DSO. be re
[10334]: . © tumes to Wadham, ako becan belping
[10335]a Churchill wirk his famed War .emnirs,
[10336]Lat week 36-vearold Bill Deakin took
[10337]over 2s Warden of Si. Antony's ‘
[10338]Trouble in the Drains. So far. Warden
[10339]Deakis bad either sta, Students nor
[10340]furnitcze—“just six files and me” le
[10341]sul had 2 ereas deal of temudeling to do
[10342]in eet ready jor Michaelmas term ia Oc-
[10343]toner. Thea. “after getting all the drains
[10345]<P Vader tbe commend af cloak decree WE}
[10346]vido” Y nisege ot Onaga by Advencere F-Wiz. |
[10350]7 fat own oe
[10352]“ Vil Metro-Goldwye- . : 7
[10354]filmed ot Sya—
[10358]ttled,*"Ee would have to’ pick a ferme”
[10359]Rent comenttee of British and “French
[10360]scholars to select his students |
[10361]vg AS, Besse had susgested. a ‘third of ,
[10362]i Sehose sa students wili be French, Though *-", . s : “
[10363]their pattern of. study will be much the _ : . _
[10365]‘same as that of other Oxonians. its em-.- Lo , Loe -y .
[10366]phasis, will be on European histcry and be. :
[10368]economics. And row & then, after things
[10369]Ret started at St. Antony's, M, Besse him. Mek:
[10370]self will drive up jin his ‘= car to offer : . .
[10371]his advice. “1 shall welcome it,” says - .
[10372]Warden Deskin. ~He’s an extraordinary:
[10376]t
[10378]eats
[10380]pus a bit off curd. Nevertheless, the
[10381]trustees Set right to work hunt
[10383]"ANNE Paxsere
[10384]; Women cnd the world: me
[10386]successor, Jucgiag by their choice tast.
[10387]week. they had apparently kept as their
[10388]model Martha Lunas Rerself! . :
[10389]new president is pretty. brown. . a . worse
[10390]haired Anne Gary Panne, 39. the mother .
[10391]of two sons, Sourhern-born (in Durham, 7
[10392]N. Cus, like her predecessor. she went to :
[10393]Oxford for her dextorste in history ( Mar.
[10394]tha went to the University of London),
[10395]eventually became academic dean of Ral.
[10396]‘imore’s “Goucher College for women
[10397]1 @Martha was a dean at Radcliffe). tn re
[10398]i cent years, while clodsi-tninded Martha
[10399]; Lucas became a UNESCO delexate and
[10400]| Started 1 Junior Year Abroad proctam . 0
[10401]. for Sweet Briar, siobal-minded Anne Pan.
[10402]fell bas spent niveh of her ume Arranging
[10403]: } internatiunst student scholarships,
[10404]| acorn -Preseent Pannell will take
[10405]over ber new post Jub 3. Far. the.
[10406]i urls at fashionable, forened-loukiag’ 5 “
[10408]F Act appriotment meant thee SOY,
[10409]i dking whi Aa tight ‘
[10410]'] ameathh: and Amiably ay eve, -
[10412]ae BT: ae ee a a
[10415]- e
[10418]2 eel we ooo -_ —
[10419]Co ee ee re
[10420]= were
[10421]en
[10423]- Ce Ararican Wprese Cospany a, rs | oo ee
[10424]ot . 65 Broadvay : . sy ee Bes .
[10425]. Ls > Bew York, ¥. Ye : .
[10427]‘ ATPERTION:; wr. Cerard Gilmore. _
[10429]Dear.Mr, OL1 more:
[10431]Please add the fellowic, ivo neses to the Ilse of euthanize! dolegates
[10432]to the Congress for Cultural Sraadony
[10434]Ye, George Schwler (Editor)
[10435]' 270 Canvent Avo.
[10436]Kew York, 3. 7. -
[10438]MARTIN Fy
[10441]14-0000
[10443]- iomn
[10444]i - . . _ - -- —
[10445]TO - 7 SEE:
[10446]—_ Ro - Schlaontrsor,
[10447]lio 13 9 ferman Jew. WS citizen, lives in Few York, in
[10448]conafmction businosa, maios trips to carmemy, !movs- :
[10449]' (orrion induatrialists and politiciona., About 55,
[10450]offie kopt his papor ~,is having it copied, vill sondus 0. eee
[10451]_& CODY... seen Bae
[10452]rn 5S, waa in Cormany five or six weoka ace and wan commented
[10454]on critically and unfavorably in tIcoc cebles, [fle says
[10455]thia 1a bocause S$, is disyysted with ontire State and "Ico
[10456]handling of. carman affairs, scys poople sre olfther uninformd
[10457]or incompotent or vicious, meaning by victous tho Coup of
[10458]German Jewa who wero disciples of the vorconthey: plan, who--
[10459]_ -, hate Germany and.cermans, Ie has let his antipathy to the .
[10460], “". HICOG crowd be seon and has avoided them, Cffie succeated
[10461]Lal... that fellerman and Rhoinstein prebably were exacploa of tho
[10463]|. typo thst S, roforred to, . :
[10465]: Le.Ge
[10468]coun a that: ho-will advise JL to add Yercinis neme to hig. 4
[10469]“list otify Am, Express, Yergin thon simply draws his money
[10470]oo ... from Am, Express, CO was under improsaion that the cnount would — .
[10471]o be designated and Yergin givon an order for it, .
[10472]~ een. a. that effect, Spero also will be on FTUC list, .
[10474]Cn 8 OT OS atta, 4 and 8 of arin, 2687,
[10476]4, does not,
[10478]sw vpltore .  ¢ would-Jdke-to send attactied. draft tn answer to pare, "5, 2%
[10480]- | Had to consult’ Hambley before I could prepare this,
[10481]He: . HI Mueller, Ho will ba addod to ry Atste ow.
[10483]_ _Robt.._.liont gonery.,—-—Fe-has been pressuring fanbley for |
[10484]“more funds, wants to take ‘nosfstant-along, --Henbdley will “advise - we
[10485]_ “him no dice, ~ (Lasky evideritly painted clowing Dievure:to 2 2 - ee BR
[10486]‘1.1 " Montgomery-of- valuable reporting and presa Yreintions services.) — a
[10488]- . . 4
[10489]7 pa .
[10492]14-0000
[10494]- nee oo 0 31 Hay 1950
[10498]Conversations with 1, Carpenter (28 nay ) and with i, | Richards (o Ag
[10500]with reference to attendance at cultural. Congress of 13, Burnham: ©
[10502]Both Carponter and Richards agree that Mrs. Burnham may travel
[10503]. tc the Congress, at the invitation of tho Congress, in her om right, ~
[10504]raving noney from travel fund. fer. that purpose; without. conmidorati on
[10506]ee SEEERAEILS | fatatus vis-a-vis. -CIA, oxy: that...
[10507]s--doairablo- Docause’ rancor £0 the
[10508]oo a dallarate naces of the
[10510]n Durnhauts cover, he Comregss, ag ostensibly | a
[10512]: pamiong Pioaneielte, vould make any such arrangements
[10514]wit thous consideration of mules of CIA regarel
[10515]3 a
[10518]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[10520]UMSTRUCTIONS: OT ficer designations asnoute be ured tn wre tot
[10521]atross weet and @3ch Comment 5
[10523]setae. Under gach comment a line should be draen
[10524]Ped to correrpond wlth {re memise is the “To"col
[10525](Cnece wack insufficient! -vetore further routleg.
[10527]Each ef ffcer whouta initial
[10529]“Una fecore wa-teuting Sneet anould de returned te Megiateys.
[10531]OFFICEa'’S
[10536]rome a2. SECRET ; . °
[10539]14-00000 Sy
[10541]a . ;
[10542]-. - 7
[10543]et
[10544]‘ -
[10546]LEAGUE YURI ke. Lindoay t -
[10547]oe
[10548]. —— i :
[10550]_ yett-on Sy D nia fn ths Soviot .
[10552]tor of Ferlin and the Zone cf Gers. .
[10554]8% kesorandum Prom kr. Lindsay cf 3 Lav, requesting
[10555]celal reverts on successfsi opersticns for
[10557]bh _—_ In compliance with jour request ‘uf 3 bay, I suksit a report
[10559]y Dey counter-srovaanda in the Soviet sector of Eerlin and
[10561]43
[10562]EIII Chrono
[10563]sill file
[10565]oe
[10568]14-0000 . . -
[10570](+ | 023179
[10572]23 kay 1950
[10574]Tor Colonel Loss 'GLasTh |
[10576]Subjects Information From br. MELVIN LACRY concerning the
[10577]. “Berlin Coheress .
[10579]7
[10580]a
[10582]1. Y attach (a) ri ‘copy of the letter ‘received from
[10584]WELWIN LASKY, (b) alist witeh Se prepared of the expected
[10586]. , |. Aharlean délegates at the Congress, fc) together with thirve
[10587]oP co additions to the Britisn list.
[10589]cewoe Be, LASKY, evidently. moans the Agerican list to ba - 2 ee
[10590]dettnite as. of this date.  Eonever, a cording to my information, :
[10592]at lédst tao or taree lof the delesates ones he lists are still
[10594]uncertain} for example, St ONY #OO® and DAVID LULCPNT: ‘Ale
[10596]cme : 3. The teal of 3 atrong Soviet delegation, gathered _
[10598]u froa Western Geroany seeaa to me exce-lent, and capabie of pajor | ifs
[10599]exploitation aa we notad yesterday. However, tt does not asea to
[10600]regaira SHUS's presenca in Germanys 7
[10602]ta He Ra
[10604]: he - 1 denit ‘inva’ exactly what arra. geasats LASKT has fa
[10605]‘aind for contisuing tre payments necessary tu Haintain the Now
[10606]bes office. One sentence Ja this letter surgests. that ne. Bhan... se hen ene
[10607]te aake payment. froa verlin, - This iatter oaene to ve clarified - .
[10608]. Amediately. . ,
[10610]: oo ty 5.> You will. note in the “LAS etter ‘the address and
[10611]. Laiegnone paamber} of tha New York office,
[10613]4
[10614]i
[10616]RRR oo a 07.179
[10618]-— mR RR ROTA SNR RRECAETRLE erwtMnttcPACL Yen ARDS unt N ARATE RAC Rm eRe alin deem ea Ae OUR ROE
[10620]Copy of levter from MELVIN LASKY dated 21 May 1950, New York City ,
[10622]r
[10624]1 . . . : e Lee
[10626]“Uear Jim ar
[10628]“I have just finished with the prosa conference here at. Freedog
[10630]House. I think Seichman ednaged a nice turn-out = Hartrich of the
[10631]Herald-Trivume, Da.id Andersen of the Times, Henry feckkett of the
[10633]Fost, et.al, I won't be able to see the clippings toncrrow; : -
[10634]Goubtless much will ve asker, dut publicity won't hurt, and may ;
[10635]do. mich much good. I have ‘given Belchean two hundred dollar: ‘for — . . 8 Moe
[10636]hows another ¢eo butdred has airsady gone {n phone calls, telegram: — Ce
[10637]and the like. ‘Spoke to Upton’Sinclair again; can't’come, Silona
[10639]is writing the piece for the ines. iiook 1s. doing an opening
[10640]pieca in the RL; with Levitaa Promising a nice spread, Beichman
[10642]is writing letters, Sending out releases. - Pearl Kloger {3 worictag.
[10643]-  dn-the little office, hirdd out from George Field of Freecdon ce a eh
[10644]-- Howe (20 Hest ‘Lota Street, Tel: Chickering-4-3060),-—cIhayg”
[10645]"instructed. hia. to-cénsult you-snd HPor all problems te-ron. I
[10647]think ba can do a mst usefel sob Ritn the press. i onnve done oy
[10649]Cesk ‘bu Reap fil Gli expenses own, gut dn the ead this job wiil
[10651]Le sore iapertent than tac expensive presence of many of tha.
[10653]delegates in Brrlin, in keep in tou sthshi
[10655]Lar Poot think Ut" woilild-be an almost
[10656]‘of -opportaniiies if there verant the etrongnst possible Tron
[10657]Curtain delegation thero on the Platform in Berlin, Nicolaevsky -
[10658]and Sib have cone up wth the proposal to smoke out the Professors,
[10659]deans, scientists, Posts now secludad in Fastern Sermany; five er oe tee ee
[10660]: Six of thasa sorthlos (fssians, Lkrainians, fgictics) would indeed (9 00 op
[10661]be 8 mob aspropriate wabshell. If they. -= Kicolaeveky to cive us
[10662]then Russian-political-ecafidence, Shub to give thea A= rican-
[10663]Giplezatic sssurances —~ could have & neex torvetner working out,
[10664]from Frankfurt and itun ay8 Or 50 berore the Corpresa: bs
[10665]* this mi, nO ctr ‘ : ; ne'swa {
[10666]‘ithe’ only. x “g Er n't, be ‘al
[10667]Ope In any avent, — although: 1: have: ben re
[10668]‘Lssue for’ rear ‘that my motives might be misinterpreted
[10669]that Siub's Presence fn serlin world tee of fsseagsura.le y
[10671]handl is, ‘dan wroles; He's not ceaside
[10672]Brether © “hich Ls tabor dant. _
[10674]wets
[10677]° Cn the bcok matter, it would be sonterful if we could go
[10678]. anead sith our project of book exhibitions of all corks of
[10679]Boo Ceagress authors. I have asked Fear) Kluger ~- she can be cee ae En ce
[10680]. reached at the sbove mueber in freedoa House — to go aiead ~ ;
[10681]- . Wita.a linlted amount cf crders fron the publishers. I trust . .
[10682]there will be money tc crire> it; although sciie of ‘the bills will
[10683]go cut to we in Nerlin. . Lo
[10685]* i az leaving tonight for. festover Field, It-waa a tig mistake
[10687]not ts get comwzercial air travel cn wy orders. No plarss te -
[10689]londen, none to Paris, First sion tomorrow =—- Franxfurt! And there
[10691]I tora around again, Sut thes sy ccntraet-eslis-fsr no breakewms = = = si 3
[10692]wmtil the first of July. Ses you in the sanitoriun at thet tine. - DR
[10694]ne “8 Rest rezards to you and Yarcia, and renember ma te your children,
[10697]14.90000
[10699]USA (Revised: Listing)
[10701]Hare
[10703]Janes Burvhas, author
[10704]Irving Brom, labor aan
[10706]| Sisney Hook, philoscpher
[10708]Flliot Cohen, editor
[10709]Arthur M, Schlesinger, Jr.
[10710]Robert Yontgone ry
[10712]. fils & radio
[10714]SB. | Levitas, ; pL blisns>
[10716]George Grosz, artist
[10718]Prof. G.A. Borgese
[10720]George Schuyler, heyro ‘editor
[10722]Tennesace
[10724]rscn ¥cCullers, novel
[10727]‘Russian historian
[10729]--Profs*Carl Js Friedrich”
[10731]“Berlin
[10733]NYC
[10735]Chicago
[10737]Coming Fron
[10741]Paris
[10742]Santa Parbara
[10744]YC
[10746]Camoridge, Kase.
[10748]“NYC
[10750]cutlonpor Paris
[10752]Tha Cottage, Hilaire
[10753]Fare, ‘untington, . Late. Prenene
[10755]. tniverstty of chicago
[10757]: Address
[10758]1327 33rd Stal Ke.
[10759]Brussels, Belgiua
[10761]New York University
[10763]Ua of Galites facta Barbara
[10765]Cosmentary Yaz janine, uY
[10767]Department of History
[10768]Harvard ‘Unive rsity
[10770]WBC, 30 Reckefeller Pl. NY
[10772]A
[10774]Tho New Leader, Fast
[10778]egittat ‘Sh.
[10780]cfo Aerican Lpress Par.
[10782]Pte ate a ab ed
[10784]270 Convert Aveme, NYC :
[10786]“Coluzbia University =
[10787]Morningside,” NIC
[10789]uses wee gee
[10794]Frog Englind:
[10796]. Peter ce Mendelsohn, novelist
[10798]Sebestian Hafner, editor
[10800]Prof. DW. Brocan
[10801]political scientist
[10803]Lendon
[10805]London
[10807]London
[10809]c/o The New Statesman:
[10811]ani Nationa,
[10812]Tendon °
[10814]The Observer, a publicat,
[10815]London, England .
[10817]Cazbridge University:
[10821]em
[10823]14-0000 ma
[10825]4 . ; ; : = _ © re
[10827]Copy of letter fron Melvin J. Lasky, Tugsday ‘a.m, (5-23-50) 7 -
[10829]foe "Toesday a.m.
[10830]Westover Air Field
[10832]‘Dear dint
[10834]; I spoke to Prof. GZRMAN ARCINIEGAS lsat ;
[10836]4 night. ‘He-4ds-propably the best known South American . ~ _
[10837]_Uiterary. “eritie -now at Columbia University, (NLY.Co)e
[10838]“He. has. agreed to: coma = Writing a paper on TLiterarian
[10839]. Ideals in South American Literature‘, ROMWALDI of the
[10840]“AFL-in Washington telle me he is very sound politically.”
[10841]“ARCENIEGAS should be added to the list - ~ giving us
[10842]at. least one non-North American,  _
[10844]"Best
[10845]| of MELVIN J. LASKY ©
[10847]. : ®ARCINIRGAS is also Raving a little trouble °
[10849]. WLth summer seasion commttmenta, Could you ask - >
[10850]BRUCE EVTTLES to have "stendard' State Dept. latter go. ~.
[10851]out in ARCINIEGAS! behalf (release for about 10 days a
[10852]a la HOOK) to[prof, I. LEONARD, Romance Languages, Dept. , ©:
[10853]University of Mic gan, ann at
[10856]14-0000
[10858]_ Be 08a
[10860]23 may 1950 F
[10862]. . ‘ . i
[10863]To: Colonel LOUIS GLASER - oS
[10864]Subjects
[10866]Information From Mr. MELVIN LASKY Concerning the — \
[10867]Berlin Congress — \
[10869]1.. I attach (a) a copy of the letter received fron : \
[10870]MELVIN LASKY, (bd) a list which he prepared of the expected .
[10872]_ American delegates at the Congress, (c) together + with three . . :
[10873]_ Sdditions to the British’ ‘lst.. . a
[10875]2, IASKY evidently means ‘the American list to be 2 0 ee Re ee
[10876]" definite, as of this date. However, according to ny information, pe
[10877]at least two or three of the delegates mhom he lists are still ©
[10879]'
[10880]|
[10882]uncertain; for example, SIDNEY -HCOK and DAYID LILIENTHAL. H
[10883]iT
[10885]3. The tdea of a strong Soviet delegaticn, gathered
[10886]fron Western Germany seens to md excellent, and capable of major °
[10887]~ exploitation as we noted yesterday. Honever, 4t does not seen to \
[10888]require SHUB's presence in Germany. .
[10892]4. “I don't know. exactly what drrangencnts LASKY has in é Ih. fo soo ;
[10893]pind for continuing the payments necessary to maintain the New bee ; a .
[10894]York office, Cne sentence in this letter: suggests that he plaas. é- bass ¢ al
[10895]_ to maké payment from Berlins, This aatter ought to be olarified \ fig Qe
[10896]imediatelys tbe aT,
[10898]. wo
[10899]sac) od & Ave!
[10900]5. You will note in the LASKY letter the addresé and py
[10901]telephone number of tha. New York office. . : —
[10903]Sep. oe
[10905]pa tees
[10909]02.179
[10912]14-0000
[10914]Copy of letter from MELVIN LASKY dated 21 Way 1950, New York City
[10916]Se.
[10918]®I havo just finished with the press conference here at Preedoa
[10919]House, I think Boichman managed a nice turn-out =~ dartrich of the.
[10920]Herald-?ribune, David Anderson of tho Times, Kenry Beckkett of the
[10921]Post,~et.al. I'won't- be able to see the clippings tomorrow; ;
[10922]doubtless guch will be asker, But publicity won't hurt, and may — : J
[10923]do much much good. I have given Beiohmsn tro hundred dollars for
[10924]nowy another two hundred haa already gone in phens calls, telegrams
[10925]_ and the like. Spoke to Upton Sinclair again; can't come, Silons
[10926]4g writing the plece for the Times, Hook 1s doing an opening =
[10927]‘plecé in the NL; with Levitas promising a nice spread, Beichpan ;
[10928]fig writing’letters, sending out-reloases, Pear] Kluger 1a working - ; oO
[10929]-. in the Little office, hired oct from George Field of Freedom a . . oe '
[10930]/ House (20 West WOth Street, Tel: Chickering-h-3060). Tpave 2 eee cee
[10931]instratted. him to consult you and refer all problems-to yous.” ) Oe : a
[10932]~ think'he can ‘do a most aseful job with the press. Ihave. done ay
[10933]best to keep all such expenses down, but in the end this job will .
[10934]be more important than the expensive presence of many of the... .
[10935]delegates in Berlin. Do keep in touch with him until your departure.
[10937]"Qn the Russian matter, I think it would be an almost criminal waste
[10938]of opportunities if there wenait the strongest possible [roa-
[10939]Curtain delegation there on the platform in Berlin, Hicolaevsky
[10940]: anid Shub have’ come up with the proposal to smoke out the professors,
[10941]_ deans, ..acientists, poets now secluded in Western Cemnany; five or . _
[10942]. Gix of these worthles (Russians, Ukrainians, /Asf{atics) would indeed : yo
[10943]be a most appropriate bombshell. -1f they +~ Nitolzevaky to give
[10944]_ them Russian-political-confidence, Shud to give than ‘American- |
[10945]. diplomatic assurarices.-~ could have a week together working out
[10946]‘* Pron Frankfurt and.Munich ten days or 90. before the Congress begins, |
[10947]this might turn the trick. J think that's the way, and probably : . a
[10948]the only way to-do it. God knows I won't be able to round them =~ ;
[10949]up. In any event, — although I have been reluctant to raise the
[10950]desue for fear that my motives might be misinterpreted -—- I think”
[10951]that, Shub's presence in Berlin would be of immeasurable value,
[10952]handling the radio and Russian angles; and he's pot considered there
[10953]another "American ‘outaider", Which is importante :
[10958]Ve
[10959]re
[10961]2 On the book mattor, it would be wonderful if we could ge
[10963]ahoad with our project of, book exhibitions of all vorks of
[10964]Congreso authorse I have asked Fear) Kluger -- she can be
[10965]reached at the above munber in Freedom House -- to gv ahead
[10966]with a limited amount of orders fron the publishers. I trust
[10967]adhere will be money to cover it; although some of the bills will
[10969]go out to me in Berlin. .
[10971]2 en leaving tonight for Westover Feld.
[10973]pot to get commercial air travel on ay orde
[10975]It waa a vig mistake
[10976]ra. Ho planes to
[10978]Jonden, none to Paris, First stop tomorrow — Frankfurt! And there
[10980]I turn around.agein, But thea 5y
[10981]until the first-of daly.. See you
[10983]who fascinated mee.
[10985]® Best regards to you and Marcia, and remember aa, to your children, _
[10987]eontrast
[10989]calls for no breakdowns
[10991]in the sanitoriua at that tins.
[10995]/9/M8LVIN. J. LASKY ©
[10998]eos,
[11000]USA (Revised Listing).
[11002]Mane. - : oe Coming Fron  addrose ©
[11003]7 Sate Burnhaa, author Washington ; 1327 33rd St., H.W
[11004]a “Irving brown, labor man Paris Brussele, Belgiun
[11005]nA Sidney Hook, philosopher . Santa Barbara ‘Rew York University
[11006]; ; . : : Un of Calif,, Santa Barbara
[11008]¥ Elliot Cohen, editer HTC! ; Conneptary Magasine, BY
[11010]Y arthur M Schlesinger, dre. Cambridge, Masus Departaent of Histcry
[11012]Harvard University —
[11014]” “Robert Montgomery wre HBC, 30 Rockefeller Pl. HY
[11015]fils & radio . oe
[11016]Y $.M. Levitas, publisher © HYC |” the New Leader, 7£.1Sth
[11018]Prof. Carl J. Friedrich . Heidelberg Harvard University -
[11019]“Janes T, Farrell, novelist Zarich/or Paris +00%.58th St.
[11020]¢/o American Express Par.
[11022]Pref,..Prans L, Newnann Berlin Columbia University
[11023]historian Tf pee. , oo
[11025]’ The Cottage, Hilaire
[11027]. Fara, Huntington, L.I.
[11029]University of. Chicago ..
[11031]George Grosz, artist
[11033]_¥ Prof. GeA. Borgese -
[11035]George Schuyler, Negro editor YC 270 Convent avenve, re
[11037]; vw " wennessee Williams, playwright Paris Hotel Sherry Netherland
[11040]_” Carson MeCullers, novelist — Parzs . Expross Company in Paris
[11041]Borie Nicolaevsky HYG 417 West 120th Street
[11043]_ Rusaian historian : - NYC
[11045]c/o Botel Bellman
[11046]Kue Francois =, Paris
[11048]David Lilienthal, public figure Paris
[11050]//Prof, George S. Counts “+ NYG? “Colunbiia Univereity
[11051]educator ; . ne : Morningside, NYC. .
[11056]PTET LS CER Tae PEA TEE ee TT TS 9ST ST eee tan 9 eee ewe 6 oe ee er ee RCT re we eee
[11057]: .
[11059]pase Pepin
[11060]a + 3253 i
[11062]i
[11067]Additions:
[11069]—— . From England:
[11071]Peter do Mendaleohn, novelist
[11073], “ Sebastien Hafnor, editor
[11075]. Prof. D.W. Brogan
[11076]political scientist —
[11078]London
[11080]London
[11082]London
[11084]¢/0 The New Statesman
[11086]and Netion,
[11090]The Observer, a publicat.
[11091]london,
[11093]Canbridge University -
[11094]England
[11096]Page emp peeeenererreee epee ser
[11098]a
[11099]‘6
[11101]VEVCRANDUM FCR:
[11103]SUBJECT:
[11105]tion. n
[11106]of Chief of Station.
[11108]2. . Gover
[11110]Jor seORED Sao
[11112]Patrick J. Me Feily
[11114]“tetter of Instructions.
[11116]_ repotting by teliephcne upon
[11117]Fron Frankfurt you FL
[11118]You wiil procure your own travel facilities and.
[11120]hotel accommodations at the cities in which you stay.
[11122]Poe .
[11124]Coen
[11126]1. Departure and Arrival
[11128]You will proceed on or about 24 Kay 1950 to Franxfurt, Gerwany,
[11129]your arrival to the Chief of the Yisiva Sta-
[11130]11 proceed to Serlin in accordance with orders
[11132]Your cover is that of a student and tourist visiting Europe to
[11134]{mprove your language proficiency and for sumer travel.
[11136]Your general |
[11138]appearance and conduct at all times must be in keeping with this cover.
[11140]5 oe oe " .¥You will not carry any classified material while traveling.
[11142]You are not
[11144]to recognise other employees of this agency unless arrangements have been
[11146]_made-in sdvance or uniess you can do so in full keeping with your cover.
[11147]‘hile in Germany you =a/ ve asked to volunteer to work on the staff of |
[11148]the Berlin Cultural Congress.
[11149]sidered to be in keeping with your cover.. Permission will, be requested _
[11151]Acceptance of such an offer by you is con-
[11153]of Home Cffice for any type of duty required of you which would tend to!
[11155]these projects as fall within the instructions you receive from the, :
[11156]In carrying oub these ‘operational activities you, will
[11157]on to yourself to the mascara possible extent.
[11159]Chief Viriva Station.
[11161]‘4. Security ;
[11163]3. Duties and Pesronsibilities
[11165]duties aie SS eee
[11167]t a — . You have been thoroughly briefed ‘on projects PDWICK and FLA
[11169]‘ avoid drawing public attenti
[11171]break your student-tourist cover.
[11173]oe
[11175]and you will undertake such operational activities in connection with. |-
[11177]‘ i
[11178]i
[11180]> You are specifically charged with both physical and operational ;
[11181]: security in connection with matters which you handle and for whica you :
[11183]are given responsibility. :
[11185]a
[11187]Set geen een. ee en ee gee eee weiner re:
[11189]DSL) Bp
[11190]pavih S.. RAGSOALS |
[11192]ha © “a “y ugha
[11193]Wi SECREN toP lade! aa
[11196]TRANSMITTAL SI*)
[11197]ANSHITTAL
[11203]EXTENSION
[11205]ems omit pee eee
[11208]14-0000
[11210]275
[11211]_ —&. -
[11212]s . 17 Bay 1950 oe a
[11213]: | . . ’ se . e
[11214]4
[11215]. Suojects Report on Distribution of Der Eonat through aa Exemplary _
[11216]-Catlet
[11217]a wate in Berlin I acqitred a copy of the repert dated
[11218]; “Latareh 13, 1950, I do not know thethér it has: beén. mids available. .
[11219]H Tho information in it eeeus to ma interesting in itself and valuable.
[11220]i oF what it suggests io terms. of further activitiess.
[11222]|
[11223]id
[11226]14-0000
[11228]Be,
[11230]en ~ Ne :
[11231]. v
[11232]a 13 “arch 1950
[11233]Vo ,
[11234]putten of Der vsnat through an Exonclary Cutlet- .
[11236]bution ectivittes of a single |.
[11237]-but not exclusively to students) +
[11239]1. This describes the a stri
[11241]outlet, sith cornestions priaari ;
[11242]in the at: Ze “Since Deceatar 1549 tle cutlet has been - >
[11244]; IP YAS “¢ ngle copies and - veral hundred separate articles. ©
[11245]“At first gingle issues were, supplicd dn nunbers of Wee, but) —
[11246]because cf_repidly increasing damend da later-,increased te WO 7 eee
[11247]‘coples.. var, the popilarity cf. Der Monat. has spontaneously . .
[11248]4a . led to a:broader range of pioitittes ang 2 total of at least.
[11249]Po 320 coples cos issue has been re wastes.’ Ic provide a total: of | .
[11250]~ ‘so Zany Copies’ from Aum r 8/9 tv 1% inclusive wALL mein'a-further ee
[11251]_ delivery of 1578 copies. A few copies of mmbers 5, 6 & 7 have- - me
[11252]been delivered as well as stuple3 single. copies of Jeorge Crvellts | Fg
[11253]be . "animal Fara" and other articles teken oy breaking up these : .
[11254]po Sob . sare issues. Distribution has seen free of charge and this has
[11255]i” . been empnasiced te the contacts, It nas seen decided, - however, a ape eee ees
[11256]to permit. contacts to.ask a nominal fast “ark price: wher dis- : “
[11257]teiouting a ccpy to ari empzeyed p-rsone This would help cover :
[11259]the travel expenses of contucts to and from Zerline
[11263]a Pa Reactions bo Der Venat delivery through this outict as © 7 Doo ;
[11264]besn overazelningly encouraging. Zach copy. is said to change rn .
[11265]mands "at least” éight or nine times and ‘as many-a8 tienty tues |
[11267]is considered usuzie Tre result is thet Der Vonat has becone | Be . 5
[11269]witaly kncwn ameng students fn the Zastern cone. Lt is reported re ‘
[11271]thet it is ever, read openly in the mesg-halls; SFO students al
[11273]. . precure it and.reagd it, daithouga when cn their owm they are
[11274], seid to-ce more’ secretive’ than the non-cormunist organized -
[11275]: sivgent. © in articles have uecome widely xnom, particulurly
[11276]: Graell's 2 An explanation of where the magazines come .
[11277]t from is giver in the, following terms: they are boug:t for S°72Z0%
[11278]j studants sy the Free University. UL is generally accepted in :
[11279]: mo the Soviet Zone that the Free University is the source of “anti- |
[11280]: ., communist stucent agitations™ etc, Persons connected with the -°—- - a4
[11281]Free University who cone: in contect with Rast Zone students state-
[11282]that they are veins continuously asked for ecples.of ber Monat, © oF 4 :
[11283]i ; in the sense ef “I've osen g? cing Ut seventh hand; I'd lixe to — : Tot ae
[11284]- get it first hand." ” ; ; , cs :
[11285]; ; : a , ph 4
[11286]: “tay 7
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[11290]- a:
[11291]4
[11292]-
[11295]i
[11296]ba
[11297]e
[11300]14-0000
[11302]a
[11305]‘ 3, attention #33 cuntinucusly 3r. "a ‘te
[11306]Orsell's: "ES8b". Bence the outlet asks 9%
[11307]to maxesup from oreken Munpe’s single. st
[11308]recalling that this had been done Sor them in the ‘case of MApinal
[11309]_ Fara? andmother a wtdelese - ee ene met : ; :
[11310]. ob e outlet opera through an appsratus of geuriers a
[11311]. to ell ur ‘ities of the . viet Tone. reitles are. supplied’.
[11312]i - as many a5 four’ and-an average of th , rlersy..
[11313]A unknern to cone another.” Leipsis » Halle, vena; G esden
[11314]and: Rusteck | are thus cove ereda There are a large :
[11315]Ne numlds 4 there ame cen
[11316]° . . _ “circles: 7
[11317]7 re il as to @ A munber © ° eeeacaderté, circles of ele
[11318]nificant strategic V3 alue, as ves erited velore ma ~
[11319]SS. The, following exaighes | are cites? - oe soe po a
[11320]- . y) Ab a recent ‘tourecenal nesting, of “peangelical student- : co Lt
[11321]2 : mintsters from all scnes “iptcen copies were disericated to several ne
[11322]ve . # SZ delegates. on “could net be furnished pecauge cf lack of moe
[11323]“whe. ‘vecepients-subsecaenthy ad -
[11325]* . ; , Sree ~. . supplies: vat that,
[11326]_ such interest, that reg wlar delivery sith a Arrge mageect
[11328]- has baen ésteclishet. The Karl Jaspers article wes censicered ' '
[11329]” ‘pogular in this. cirs : ondosity was expressec regarding
[11330]"Ssh" hich” was being Glscue sed in the Tone.
[11332]7 ne university.
[11333]sing te maze yood use
[11334]calerly and sent a
[11335]veld seth
[11336]and te elivery madee
[11338]. . vA professor of “yournsll
[11339]appreached a. contact for tye cy
[11340]of then. He 45 sked that they be Su
[11341]student from Leipzis to confira this
[11342]“students and professor were checked upen
[11346]co “ob oe c) A group of liberal ‘and soctal- cocratié students organized
[11347]oe oe in tha SED cooperate in a eleses working-¢ conmittee “ds recognised
[11348]mee mene eee __, by the university as. af acas nie activity ef the fa culty te which ue
[11349]these students. and ap é : Mon sat article: are: read .
[11350]jeraan Langyag ‘eg and =
[11351]nts f in other “sections
[11353]0
[11354]passed on a3 “readin rts trusted st
[11355]ate
[11357]of the Phailosop phical Zeceltys
[11360]nagdz!ne, using it as | scusston material Togularly: et closed _
[11361]esucational fers trai party feactbenar tess. tvhree weeks”
[11362]ther article Tite sentra sts “hia was tiscussed.
[11364]a
[11369]M Tats
[11373]_ Wor Kang oul count ersarjunents
[11374]abhe: arrest of the eeuriery: re was carrying ig
[11376]. praaek trast scones
[11378]‘of Europe": - Der. Monat- A
[11379]-in this’ senses |
[11381]e} until vecinaty 3 bi scheel for hiyher ‘punctioniries .
[11382]in Necklenturg near the zonel Jborder was supplied with copies
[11383]of Der at which were read offictaily as the cecis for
[11384]The connecticn wes breken Ly. +
[11385]gral learlets.
[11387]) gwenty ecdles. are regolarly.supplted- ter distrivution . ‘
[11388]to y and. through é e ‘yolkspold et unit Tn ‘Shuringia.s So
[11390]ore: t “satisfaction with a
[11391]idad of reading’
[11393]‘and’ ‘strategically suitable. weapons, he
[11395]not the ctivr pole, maith “the Usatt
[11396]r- spected end trusty | \for -
[11399]es f.) yey "1950.
[11401]. Yotes vt conferences & the hone of 17; purnhan, Freaonts
[11402]‘Nessra, bakér, Buraliacty iasly and Glaaor, . ;
[11404]1. attention oalled to sxticle. in current isga af 3 LIFiy nontLlonsag
[11405]Sho Culsural Congress’ Sn Sevlin, Lo, aos oO yo!
[11407]“2, yond from Stone states that dit iofloy’ 13 not colric to writo
[11408]spoolal . letter of invitation to Rlonnoy § Roosovelt = anparontly
[11409]because of press relaass £n which sho stated - she Yad chancyd her
[11410]mind about attending, tasiky will take up with State the matter of
[11411]spoolal letters soins to Roosevelt, Lilenthal and Conant, at tempt
[11413]persude thon attend, oy
[11415]3. Som kind of pressure. to de. usod’ to Anowre attendance sidnoy .
[11416]‘Hook; possibly lett On Asst, Seoy,. of S « to Chance lox of Uv of € noe
[11418]“Fe quosting: ; jance: far“ 10 aay a
[11420]ae pisoussion of ooritwalizing publicity. peleases from Us; “Lasky, er ae
[11421]_ .of-opinfon that Pitze al ndle,;-requiring ~~"
[11422]‘only “shal ant vy orize. ‘this: and
[11423]oe will ‘bo given 200 “So.-add:
[11425]* Be pigoveaton of An, Express: : technique of handling transportation;
[11426]] hat terost..of .sorefgn Service Ed, Foundation, FIUC and __
[11427]mehssized or. revealed unless necessary. ;
[11429]6. Rooital™ of + stops. veins taken ourrently in. Berlin, - as OT
[11431]“past of delegates le2$ with Burnham and Lasky in’ order that
[11432]: -. addresses may De filied in and returned, . Will then be compared .
[11433]-with liet axpected froa senting “And final lists (up to this point)
[11435]cnggnized. for. Mal iverze~ throug. money sponsors » to Ais. Express,
[11438]t ;
[11439]ee cant 7
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[11454]14-0000
[11456]14-0000
[11458]Uilbea ode TAL Aas eactcwomnetnencee ees ae!
[11463]i. The Anorican ixpress Company will be iniormed that the Schesicars =. ¥" ;
[11464]-Advanced-Internstional Studies will sponsor and pay for the traval-to Berlin . ce
[11465]and retu:n of a nuzber of persons, the names of whom wili be furnished at.a 8
[11466]later date to the acerican Express Company,
[11468]_ 2 At the sane time th:.t thia notification is eivon to the ‘Acerican
[11469]’ Eepress Company, the sun of ten: ‘thousand dollars; will be tumed ovor- te then
[11471]| from which travel expense =, saz be teken.s
[11473]: 3. The clearing house for this. business with t the. Averican. Expresa ‘Company
[11474]will be the office of ur. Gerard J. Cilnors, ésgsistant Passenger Traffic Menage>
[11475]of ‘the Travel Departzent, 65 Broadway, New fork, Ke ¥.° then the names cf the. -
[11476]persons who are-sfonsored aro furnished to the American Lipress Company, all
[11477]‘data will be forwarded to the office of kr. Gilmore, .thoush the persons may be
[11478]located anyzhers in the’ worlds” The Gospany will cable instructions: to thelr’.
[11480]o:- branch offices .. ae whee weeny sere
[11482]4. The actual umibsting of” trehaportetion will be eftected as folloxsi-
[11484]oe
[11486]a. The Azerican Express Company will have ‘the nane and address
[11487]of the pewon, furnished: by you,
[11489]“be The person will be instructed to present himself ata spacified.
[11490]oifice of tha Aaerican Express Coupuny and idevtily nimselt, =
[11492]¢. Ho then will be given his choice of transportation by rail or
[11493]. air, will be given the recuisite documents, will be authorised
[11494]7 arte spend up to 10» of the ‘cost of trovel,. for. incidental. expenses.
[11496]. Be “Te American Express Company will furnish to. you @ list of all persons
[11497]to whom such transportation and expense money: actuziiy is provided. In the
[11498]unlikely event thet more money ig needed than is covered by your deposit of
[11499]410,000, arrangeuents, ‘wi be made for you to deposit additional ocney with the
[11500]American c<xpress Company. Any unexpended funda left in tho hunds of the Aserican
[11501]express Company will be returned to you at the time a final accounting ‘ds rendered.
[11503]oo. Oe Agrangenunta wll be nade. ith the’ American Lxpreas Co-pany,: in your.
[11504]nae, by ur. Hortin : Re Mahaney. of. Kingston, Fernie .
[11506]12, ee Lo
[11508]G.. Wear hh Ge
[11510]1 a
[11511]Tr ene ad
[11512]: o We ae ue
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[11516]a:
[11517]tie.
[11520]J4-00000
[11522]May Prucrem for the Con'ress:
[11524]1.
[11526]2.
[11528]Te
[11530]‘printing of L-page progran, with special h-pege French an?
[11531]"English translated supplesent. .
[11533]Cover letter to all delegates: wo have accepted; ‘enclosurés-o of rr
[11535]propran;. ask what. discussicns most interest thems what they
[11537]_euld be prepared ‘to. give, a formal 20-32 mimte paper ;.-or
[11539]shorter éoisent; but there wil] be both seni-fornal ard informal
[11540]‘dise-ssion,. so that all would have chance. to participate,
[11541]Yention matter-of Rvropa-Union meeting (see von. Trotha) other >
[11543]: _ meetings: (civil Liberties Committees), 2 University lectures, ate.
[11545]Problea. of, approaching "key. men" ‘to: take over papers for sain:
[11547]‘Cheer wit Weds: about. progress in getting art-exht bition of
[11548]Serlin masters into tom for June. : . .
[11550]' Ordering of ‘pooks for (2) Taberna bock-stalls, (0) ‘special _
[11551]“bock=store show-window exhibits duriag Congress week, (c).
[11552]‘special collections in British-French-Amcrican information _
[11553]‘eanters. * Shonld include original French, German, Italian,
[11555]etc. editions ~— plus a3 mary. translations of Silone, Koestler,
[11556]“Burnham, et.al. as cen be gotten. Get Scandinavia through :
[11557]. Copenhagen bo.kstore? Italian editions through Frankfurt |
[11559]. International (Koch: Gubte$. Briti.n volumes through Livris
[11560]“(this ‘tise aot paid via Peter dart). Prénch’Shrough Fronnau ”
[11562]or Maison-de<France, To be checked.with Zrau Marsa Schoeiler. -
[11564]Special prodles of reduced rates to facilitate sales. Incluie:
[11566]‘books or Orrell (also fussian eds).
[11568]fhe ordering of photos of all relovant personalities: News
[11569]and Art-style. .
[11571]itubicek: to whip up with beoks and photos: some special book
[11572]" ahows for stores, windows , Tyberna, etc. :
[11574]_Arréngéasat ‘to have a court photegrasher® - -a% “the ‘Congress; - Te -
[11576]weekly fee, plus. expense-payment, for fila costs. ‘Also: °
[11577]cartoonist for aketches, oo
[11579]” Color banners with "Kongress" » also French-F; netsh, tor
[11581]Ttantays abernica, ead Sporthalle,
[11583]i
[11584]i
[11585]i
[11586]i
[11589]-10. Probes of Printed Invitations, ‘Also cards for the Press. =i
[11591]Carcs for. Tabdrns guests. Preparation of Yerlin Quest List i
[11592]_ . we Key people for Titania Invitation, and special invites to ; \
[11593]fag, ; ueger-Sberlein-s Sehols-|enser-vontijo~iie1s et.al.-cruwd in - \
[11595]oh, Preparation of political-historical introdiciion to post-war co :
[11596]serlin, Single, nvn-prupaj;anistic, Someuhay factual, 4 my
[11597]” possibly illustrated. {After fasiiioa of excellent Breslau- — foe,
[11599]: Polish material) : .
[11601]“ae, Publishing of congress Progran pocklet, index to Sponsors, —
[11602]- dele gates. Fhotographae 7@ be finished last fortnight
[11603]before Congress.
[11605]a 5 Parciisse: or: Secvy folder-port: ‘clio to hela Congresa materials: . .
[11606]“lo fas on. for ald de rlégates.. : Purchase . of notebook, with Congress. named, - See wate be eee
[11609]le Finishing up of Placard: design for Berlin and 2 tester Garnary..-
[11611]15, Setting up of finance and especially Travel Suro with Travel
[11612]personnel for ali Ccungress return-trips,
[11614]. —— 16. Checking to see whéther Visa or iilitary fatry.Feralts are |
[11615]as . . . Tet moving essily; vossibly free issuance, Intervention shen . SO
[11616]di ?fioulties arises Yentioi this in lettér to ali delegates. 2
[11618]wie 17. Check with: Riss. ‘for complete tape ‘coverage of congresay ssctiong : vos foe -
[11619]- to be given. to ether German cand foreign-langaace stations oe :
[11621]18. Approach BBC for british cayerage. See ‘Patrick satthy:
[11623]Roo 7 a a , : 19. Preparation of page for feuilleton pages — series of pneto-
[11624]o . . ersprs of kay péople coming to vongress, plus sketches,
[11626]: oe ; a So : 205. Stenogranhic account of all discussions. a os
[11628]'. Zig “Miseograpn: staff -- allied with tranalation group <= for:
[11629]oa papers, resolutions, sp4cial messd eS. Office space, -
[11631]22. Pablicity material for ‘all literary editors in destern Germany,
[11632]; oO Austria (senna through or, Liedl), Switzerland, Italy, france,
[11634]t. . — England. Preparation of list of doading dailies, weeklies.
[11636]: . Lo : Hiring of a muudiedty TMs :
[11638].!
[11641]14-0000
[11643]: 2h. Caoeck with Nikl:s about the Steinplatz park.
[11645]“23. Check sith ‘sadtrat Vay and Tletjon about “¥idelio" performance,
[11647]25. Cozplote arranyenents for Steinplats and A@ Zoo Hotel ro-cas.
[11648]26s Mode 204 the question of "Security" at tue Hotels and Tobernas
[11650]?t. Contract for ‘itenta on XMcnday’ aftérncon, and the : Zpor thallo.
[11651]for Facite mectings. ; . .
[11653]7. hbpan, carats fer cat ty-Congres "$ Peception cn ston tay evening -.
[11654]mut Freferetly « on the Banger, | at the ‘wectehaus.
[11656]298° AF-angenent ‘Cor a . dozen: taxis or so. -_ hired for the week -< -
[11657]- with "botor pool dispatcher” =. each cab marked "Kongress" —
[11658]a. catting’ dean, use of cruising cabs” (security). ses
[11660]yp. Has arrenpeuents (who as guides?) for tour of city. on: a ‘tree :
[11661]'.. mornin; (Monday, Thursday), or other times -= not into, Soviet”
[11662]‘sector, but’ along. border points, Srardenburger Ter, ate. :
[11664]2. Collecting vamue thoughts about place and. character of ‘had
[11665]. reception purty. Conypress, commindants? where. (lakeside?
[11666]. Pfgneniase]?) . ;
[11668]ce Probles oct Concre 8 meals and onicre:s expenses for Delegates.
[11670]Austrians (arong others) are Drokee Usual Congress custom
[11671]at pealse To mo :
[11673]33. “Completion ‘of. ceve -al Uonat ‘capri nts’. ‘for the Taberna took-stall
[11675]‘anc Congress materials Stloney Losntler, among others, Monat
[11676]exhibition, Wound volumss? Ordar fifty Ores .
[11678]- Bhs. Ticket and information Buredu —- facilitate to ‘theater pers
[11680]fcormances, ‘concerts, restaurants, and the like, .
[11682]3S. Arrancenents- about’ at least tao good interpreters = one to
[11684]‘be native in German language. iIranslators into French and
[11685]English should be netive-in- language; alao, checkers, . Allied
[11686]7 Liaisons, a : ; Cs
[11687]36. Press Facliliios arrangesentss telephone, tables |
[11689]37. Chees on improved buffet at Tabcrna,
[11691]oe, a 2
[11694]_ ; _ ____._ SECRET : a an
[11695]7 ROUTING AND RECORO SHEET _
[11697]INSTRUCTIONS: Of tteor
[11699]Ereations wndulgte vice in tre "To" column. Under each eset ‘G Mlae anouls ve eraen.
[11700]a’ fs @CFORS Sheet and each cone
[11702]to correspond with the nuaber In the “To"cclums. Each officer should intttal .
[11703]- Check mark Insufficters! totore furtnar rovting. _ TAla Record end Routing Sroet shoatd be returned to Moghatry. ~
[11705]id
[11707]FROM:
[11709]La LC
[11711]vorm nO.
[11715]“SegneT
[11717]35 April 1960 ©
[11719]MEMOMANTUN OF CONTENSATICS
[11720]BUNIXCT! CPC Linisos vith the Nepartsent of State
[11722]PABTICIPASETA CP, RSell, Chief ARR, Chief PF, and FAD
[11724]Ye BF. Pronk stated thot recent eabled-froa the CEC representative
[11725]in “Gerecry concerning the Darlin reliz in Yay ‘ood the Concrees tx Sune
[11726]hed Falced polley qeerttone viteh reonired Ftate Tepartrent coord {eatlon.
[11727]Fo steted that #9 a recilt of ‘theca onbtes he hed rocnested ay. Rerrisoa
[11729]—- mo, ag te Qfecase tnore policy questions with Fr. Joyeo and had recuosted *
[11730], os range the necessary. elect vith the Offtes of Coruan |
[11732]‘vr, Joyce to arrangy for
[11734]“affatre,
[11735]we a es Be ire Racrieod stated thet: tr. Joyes hed errenred a meeting in
[11736]a ee 7 ie of fies. vhere Pr. Batirooy and Ur. aver of CPC hed cteevaced thego =:
[11738]prodilane vith Wr. Fellarsan and Hr, Strenea of the Office of ferean
[11739]Affaire, tovether with Ur. Zehvinr.” Ap a reoult ‘of thio neoting, ‘the -
[11740]4 Office of Gorsan Arfairs dtaratehod o State Donertzont telosran to
[11741]a -Miecog Aindieating that the Dasartacat woo coorsinatise with CJ! on 6
[11742]: program doisieed ta contet the effeativences of the Berita rally ta “ey.
[11743]Phig Gelogren recolved z vide diatritution tn soontrgton ae well at ia)
[11744]_the heeagnarters of Sledge is Fromkfort, : .
[11746]3. Wy. Franky seid that eltbsorh he reesppired the (nsocurlty of |
[11747]the Offies of Gerusn affairs as evidenced hy thie telertas, he felt -
[11748]that §% wae esgential for 2° to aslatais Vintron with the Sffica ef
[11749]Gerad Affairs on policy astters. fe proposed ta raeamead to Yr. Joyce
[11750]that elthor Col. Ryroads op By Geoffrey Lavla be Sesipnated as the .
[11752]- Lbatedn officer for tea Offies ef Gerasn Affasrs to deal with SPC os'-
[11753]poliey entters sub fset to. clearance. te each inetance vith Ar. do7re.
[11755]4. Tho andereizaed eereed vith <r. Prenc's rroponal. subject ts
[11756]“ghe naderetanding that mea liaison weuld be evereiged under tho
[11757]episting roliey laid “Gown by 407PC, naonly: “that: OPC Tiaison vitB the |
[11758]Depeximent of itete will be. eenducted only by ADYC, 6200, or CYP, sed
[11759]thet if thie authority te dealereted 16 will only b6 done eo rhea the =.
[11760]dndivides! cathorized de sctioficd thes 18 19 anvantial ard con be: con-
[11761]frallod, #24 subject t+ the. further sodorétendiaz that ouen Visteos |
[11762]vill nos. involve operstionel dotaile of S7C plane: end ‘opermtions.
[11764]a c. ¥, ¥.
[11765] eve/avt
[11766]ec, SATO
[11767]CPP. -
[11769]BM ee SECRET.
[11771]“ . fatet, Age
[11773]goo
[11777]yo ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET . ;
[11778]yen neder each comment @ ting should te dfaen
[11780]saul d be weed ta the “To™ Coleen.
[11781]foen otficer would nteled
[11783]INSTEVCTIONS: OFficer designations
[11784]acrock wheel end aah soprant avtheres ce sorressend slth the numper in ie fo "cal yan.
[11785]Teneckh mach tngelflciest! before furtser routings Inte Secore ang Ont’, Seet should be returned to Reglettye
[11786]° we. .
[11789]- | saan: — 7 i,
[11791]ceDds : . peark Coe . : .
[11793]ROOM OFFICER'S . COMMENTS. :
[11795]Lf To
[11798]PET Pt EDT ECCI EE tare ne serene
[11801]we SECRET
[11803]BM Aprds 1050 |
[11805]o
[11806]a
[11807]. HEYORANUGN FOS ME. TIPUAT Ke eta, Poofess ,
[11808]SUBST Ts Silomeinrning Paso
[11810]le. Ie 4a roquested that. ane erate of £lfty. unite of slow: :
[11811], burning fuse bo procured for Cie. Tria -fuso fa 4 Rariua felentwa ;
[11812]cele * oxlds alwture,; mods ug in 2 quartersinah. Asad ‘hide, vith a homing -
[11813]ee tid ‘of 279 aedonds per unite : : oS ;
[11815]“ . 7 Be” rt te further Poyissted “hat ire ‘John Me Joffrioas ;
[11816]Loo cttw tenes che les lf 7 Conmilheit, PiS/or, ‘bo sauthorlsed te purchase this fuse, for t#iich _
[11817]o se str! oa be will te Feiibursed, (tho astinated post ‘of ‘one orate will to ee
[11818]; re ' -$46988.) chsrges for ‘tle proourerent should bo mado pening’. ws
[11819]Frojoot SOW-UNDs -
[11821]: ‘Be The abovoenontioned fuse is te bo daliverad to CROS om
[11823]£7 april 1950 by wr. Joffriose After ouffialent testing: and farsue
[11824]lsticn of instrustions, CRUE will turn the fuao over to bye Joka
[11825]Baber, FRellis Operations divinion, OFRCe .
[11827]Le Re DAILY me ~
[11828]koting Chief
[11829].. Resoarch and Devolopmant wo
[11830]Boo RRO RD \
[11831]l@ Y ty
[11832]. - ot 4
[11834]Thiel of cperatiana oe a , i ot _ no
[11835]eos. FBeIIIY = a : “oe
[11836]COE: , re ee ne
[11837]beifae fe oo
[11838]Vio.
[11840]+ PIE
[11843]TRansMvTAL Sef
[11845]7 ONTE
[11848]my
[11850]2 otra gemepssperceteres: nag epener Sipe inn rene oer ee rareeneenr eeennne eeemermncenreeneeessees ue _
[11852]', essential to retain tho ap;carance. of a completely
[11854]| Berlin Congress for Cultural Freedos, June 26-30, 1950.
[11856]4 \. Professor Sidney Hook, Head, Departzant of Fhilosophy,
[11857]ee Hew York University. , : .
[11858]"i Me, Bruce Buttles, Gir.
[11860]‘, 1 GR = Br. Henry A. Byzoade |
[11862]8/P = ir. Robert P, Joyoo
[11863]The
[11865]Paigned called upon Professsr Hook at his hom
[11867]1 , 696-8 Third
[11868]Street, Brooklyn 15, 5. ¥., at 3:00
[11870]i o'clock on ‘April 22,1950 to discuss
[11872]. | dondatic arrangements: in Gupport of the Congress, for which Frofessor Hock
[11873]| bee boen derignated Aroriean repres ‘ ;
[11875]_| Préosnt.
[11877]entativo, There ware no other persons
[11879]- . » Profescor Hook opaned the. ‘
[11881]Biniadso the Governnént's interost In the Congress. He folt that it’ yas ~
[11883]private venture, I
[11885]eesnred hig this wae also the Departzent's view, Referring to tho status .
[11887]of lelvin J. Lasky, secretary of tha Congress in Berlin, as an exployee.
[11889]of HICOG, Profo.sor Hook then said he thought. #r. Laaky should be given -
[11891]a leave of absanco in order to carry through. tha project in-a private.
[11893]capacity. I promised to look into this problea, and cotmented thas it
[11894]could not be done readily without Mr, Lasky'a cooperation. Ialso
[11895]suggested that sinco Er, Lasky to ny knowledge wee spending gona of his .
[11897]* personal funda on prepwratione for. the Congress, it would only ba fair -
[11899]", to leok for sode-othdr source of incozo for ur,
[11901]. Lasky during euch tire aa,
[11902]he night be an Josve fron Covernment sorviee. ce rs
[11906]On eontinding.
[11908]April 2, 1950
[11909]. \
[11911]comveréation by emphastaing the need to |.
[11916]: Gm continuing the discussion, it waa eleer that in working alone
[11917]Professor Hook had as yet beer wmahle te neke eny ccnsiderahle progress
[11918]on behelf cf the Congress, and teat there tas urgent seed for (a) a
[11919]Binimm staff to.hindle the rrecres in thig country and (b) a etall
[11921]. Until the present tics,
[11922]expense and werk hited!
[11923]_ abort such items as long
[11924]he could afferd to teléphone PreZegsor. John Dewey in Fl
[11926]yaad epparertly bes hed to be
[11928]oF Sliocetion cf funds to par for talpphone, stationery, publicity, eta,
[11929]; Professar Eocx has been cerrying the entire
[11931]extrercely careful
[11933]igtanes telerhene calle. _ Yor exezple, he felt
[11935]orida and ask hin
[11937]te sponsor thé- Congress (ahieh ivi tetion. Professor Dewey accepted,) but
[11938]_ be hesitated to put out the larger funds to telephone Upton Sinelair in ©
[11940]California, Ea waild-also lire <0 call tke Congress headquarters in
[11942]Berlin, but felt
[11943]hie mean, ae .
[11945]In. reply ‘to By query ae te eat sort sf budget nor
[11947]thet the transeclanite toll ‘chayge tas quite beyond
[11949]“ye
[11951]Professor Hook sugzésted that 52 sacle needa secretary-typist for tuo .
[11952]months aed a public relations ‘aA on a part-tine basis for ths .sazo period, .
[11954]Bo. thonght the secretary ‘could ba obieined for $250 a month and the pub-
[11956]‘Teity mn for less than $500, » In adiition, $500 vould be sufficient: for: -
[11958]such itess as rertal of typeuwrltars, stationery, teieph
[11959]“ete. This would inks a total balget of £2,000; The ra
[11960]- be rediced, he thought, by usins the offices of Ne
[11961]Peblieation-of which ha is.ona of the editors. He did
[11962]able to hava-a pretentious offiee, sinee obvious afflue:
[11964]one calls; postage,
[11965]htal expense could
[11967]Cer, a doclalist -
[11968]not think it advis-
[11969]nce would incite
[11971]‘Guspicien, The setivity could be argeaised-by smericana for Intellectual
[11973]-. Freedom, of which "he ia the founder, This greup staged
[11974]“ pregram in How Yerk ‘in March: 1%9 for.lsse than 725.00,
[11976]- portsiion, singe thet would ereata. the depression of Go
[11978]the anti-Comnmtst
[11980]Voll ad to.the expenses of Amevienn'reprosentatives going to ‘Berlin, . .
[11981]° Professor. Fook roped that it wouil not be necessary to use ailiteary trans-
[11983]vornrent sponsor-
[11985]ship, He tho:ght commercial trdsspertetion would definitely be preferable, —
[11987]and addsd that he vould like to be in a position to give gesh grants to
[11988]tue delegates cf about $700, that is, the romd-trip fare plus a few. dollars
[11990]over for ineidentals, Ho felt t vould bo. undesirable for too large an ~~?
[11991]American reprecentaticn to be eizt. Provably six or seven people sould)
[11992]bo enough, his vould mean a trensporteticn budget of ‘lese than {5000777
[11994]mang ge
[11996]". Saveral tines during the convereaticn, Profeeroy Lacky ttressed that.
[11998]it wag not necessary to have 6 large sus of weney, For what wae needed, -¢.
[12000]ho said, the right raople cold hsrdly be’ poids; it was
[12001]to have “dedicated personnel" sho were willing if neces
[12002]somal sscrificas. TO, oo, ad
[12003]._. On the other hand, he thought it vital to have the
[12005]publicity, _ The preas arrangements ebould to carefully
[12006]thst someone in gashington could ask Br. Ronry Lies of
[12008]No
[12010]essential, he said, f
[12011]saty to make -per-
[12013]right. sort cf
[12014]mide. He hoped
[12015]Tire end Life
[12017]‘and Er. A. E. Sulsberger of the. Bev York aes to"errenge the right sort .
[12018]of coveragy, that is; k- the Fight peonle, such eo Anne’ O'Hare NcToraiek
[12020]ot the
[12022]wee
[12024]4
[12026]_ GERrGAT sBButtlesses
[12028]vas\ey Wire J Ok Jel
[12030]of the Mmes. Ho would like to invite Lice himsolf, but donbted if 1%
[12031]would be politically desirable. At this point, I suggested inviting .
[12032]Brs. Glare Booth Luco, and lrofessor Hook thought thet night ba the answer
[12033]to his dilegm. . _ “ton
[12035]To-handlé the publicity: Profesedr Hook thought he might hiro
[12036]_ Arneld Beichwon.(20 fost Sth Street, Kew York), who 1s editor of a
[12037]‘trade undo paper in Rew York. Boleknan handled press matters success~
[12038]: for tho anti-Communist. deorstretion last Hareh. Frofessor Hook:
[12039]could take the first necessary errengenents himself, bt would be glad
[12040]to have any offer of assistance coms to hin through tho offices’ of the |
[12042]“ Hop-Leader, at 7 Bact 15th Stroet, New York 3, Telephones SPring 78260. i
[12044]” ¥ guggested that: there way sone indication thet the Advertiaing —
[12046]- Council aight te able to find some space or other punlicity ‘desietance,
[12048]cand Profeasor Hook seid -bo would te most’ gréteful for that type of help;
[12050]Ho hoped that the poople eoncerned wotld approach him in the near future, ~~
[12054]i
[12056]Jo.
[12058]Ly Apr 1950 -
[12060]ERDiANUA FOn4 530 Ao
[12061]Congress for cutursl Freedom
[12063]oe
[12064]i ss SUSILCTa
[12066]. Opie of the =0gt- » regains pretlew in connect, with tho pro-
[12067] Intelectasl Foneo Lougreas to Bo hold in Lerlin 43 tho
[12068]patter of providing Sids for ‘tranazortation ‘of dalegatase ve
[12069]‘hava ‘coneaived the’ yosalbiiity of two or Unrec. orgenizaticns:  ~ . .
[12070]overtly financing: trips for: cultural and’ Antellectued jondere
[12071]fron various. eountrLos. Tie aosay thus provided wy BO
[12072]‘ @ypoaited with the ‘american ag31w39 Coupanly . rus tions -
[12073]-“- Gy honor treasportation | ‘Fojnecte fren persona Holdings bona iida
[12074]invitations ta tha: :
[12075]organizatiends
[12076]; : it 4a aqpected thst chavo wdid bo o total of ey epproxizately -
[12077]—. - 6G dolegatea. 6b tris date, the iollowing persons | have been Laviteds |
[12079] portiund jiussel, Fhilosophor
[12081]Juiloen i i> Eloladst
[12083]Hableta UTOSREN,- HS. and Author
[12084], Victor or ph ans ublisher .
[12085]: eA wa 3 car soo
[12086]Franco. -
[12087]caniko Gide, author ;
[12088]éythur Kosatler, Author
[12089]Orvaid Lousdet, La.vear
[12092]: Nard Jespare; calogorhor
[12095]Tare Sarinte ou ticlan |
[12096]. dagen Benaey. rditor
[12098]Bt 5 : aathor and radtiedan
[12099]Ho , Ignazio Silone, ; ;
[12100]. _ Merla. a “ANhor
[12102]erro .
[12105]4
[12106]i
[12108]cana endorsed py ono of tho ojansoring wee ene se oe eet are
[12110]14.09000
[12112]nn 1128
[12114]United States ; ; -
[12116]peinbolt Uloouhr, “ihvologian ond ‘Pupsicdas ‘
[12117]Udikiay Hooi, «2 niiogaz bor aa . aber
[12119]o
[12123]Algo the Soldealng! : 4
[12125]Borbert Hand a a a
[12127]. ast Suenberer - oe 7 . on .
[12128]Wilden iddiing 2s a : . , . te
[12129]Franz Eorkenau - Be a Oo
[12130]Feber de -“endolsoha oy ae
[12131]David boussed. . a : : - ;
[12134]ost onc ivag (2), ee : . os a
[12136]ger
[12139]14-0000
[12141]. Loe oo. .
[12142]- ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET oe
[12143]INSTRUCTIONS: OF fiver Sesiynations shouldbe used in the “Io” columns, Under encn comment 4 bine andvia te arom |
[12144]across adest and ese cCommant nusdered to correspond elth the number in the “To"coluan, fan off cer should initi
[12145]tcneck mark imal fictent! before further (outings this Record ond Routing Sneet shourd be raturned to Registry.
[12146]va
[12148]OFFICER'S
[12150]4
[12151]3
[12152]3
[12156]apa teas
[12158]NS ie ee eT
[12161]14-0000
[12163]Germany, revortizg asou your errivel trere to
[12165]“with further arrsz,
[12166]“Migsion will aovrise you. Ea route to -Fran:furt
[12168]* Geen such a step advisable in tie Surthurence: ot
[12170]“ wodatiogs at the cities ta)
[12172]with your cover. |
[12174]with this cover. You will aot carry Ay élagsifi
[12176]MEICRAMDMY FOR: Keaneth #. Enabley :
[12178]wee
[12180]SUBJECTS - Letter of Instructions
[12182]You.will proceed oa or avout 13 foril 1§80 to Prensfsrt,
[12183]ye ret e Chief of the
[12184]Vikiva iissioa, through arreagemente of which ¥ rave veca.adcvised
[12185]orally. Froa Fennkxfurt you will ‘proceed to Besiin fa accord.nce :
[12186]geneate.of wich the Cuief of Vikiva German’
[12189]not to exceed 4 dayes. in Paris if you
[12190]our mission. ; :
[12191]1S60 aad return ; St
[12192]fon you will be : :
[12193]and for
[12195]to etop over, for a period
[12197]You will leave Berita, Geriny, 02 OF avout 72
[12198]to the hone station. - Ea-route to the home sta
[12199]eathorized tO stop over et such other Burovera.citiés.
[12200]such anounts of tine, as may sutcequently be aprroved the
[12201]nome office uson your recommendation. You will pe. sesronsidle . -
[12202]for procuring ‘ell of our own travel fecilities and thotel accon- -
[12204]h you stey. :
[12206]2.. Corer.
[12208]Your cover 19. that of a frao-wleace writer ead ‘Lecturer
[12209]wieiting Exrope ta procure raterinl for Suture gubbications.
[12210]Your general appearence and conduct pt nll tines ust bein keeping . ,
[12211]ified miterial with
[12213]wtee other excloyees
[12215]you while traveling. You are ‘not ta recs
[12217]of this agency’ uhless arfangecents have vecu anda in advance oe, _
[12219]or wiless you can do 80 in full keening with your cover. You. . oo
[12220]will not attract attention to yourself either oy acts aacharac~ i ;
[12221]teristic of your cover or by the atseace of actions caasistest .
[12223]: \eile ia Germany you nay be asiod to act for Oe
[12224]a veriod.as a snecial gonsultnat to the Office of the. Eigh oo .
[12225]Coasissioner. Acceptaace ‘of suck an gonoditsest By you is con+
[12227]aisered to de ia seening with your coves. Within your cover you
[12228]are pubnorized also to.accest favitationa to Lecture, ca evdjects
[12229]not directly related: to your prinsry aission.’
[12231]a)
[12233]oN
[12236]cory
[12238]Nee ee Be teed ba Bl
[12240]te
[12242]bear
[12244]Barres tia og eet
[12246]00000
[12248]a. Qrerciione) fo ee o
[12249]; : toe . ; -
[12250]; . . You breve teas tiorougnly triefed on nroseets SGHound ; a
[12251]. and PIQS CH, and rou weal wundertaxe gich ocertioasl activities . “
[12252]- ‘gd connection with these projecta as Zell witht the instrace oe
[12253]a . tions sou receive fron the Chief of the Yixive Missivn and
[12254]. bie eutnoriced renresente tive, In
[12256]carryice out these overt~
[12257]tional a steivitlers you will avold ese - gublic atte ans Lon
[12258]to yourseis
[12260]. to the taxiaus noesitle extent, nd yor wil
[12261]a : . ohn nartiodllar avoids for the parnoses of thie trip. publicly
[12262]. associating ¥ rarself with
[12264]yo ; : . _ ; ‘9 ject Piguiczx. This iajunction, : ;
[12265]. - eo ee, : hovever, etl) aot coreve:. your meeti . lf
[12267]Fad privately with any:
[12268]other fndtve cvals: concerned with e
[12270]: oy mo : oe : : er the overt or covert —_
[12271]‘ . . ve o . . phases of the project.’ You will, 1a addition, ‘act ae |
[12272]i : congultast ta.
[12274]ce Cn ter: of the Yitiva Miseton ard nis sutiorized:
[12275]Tesentatives on. 3: uch of.
[12277]wa ene Sending Hien £8 rcetters es they hy wisi to
[12278]wt oe, : oring to your ettent ion : va
[12280]a ot You ar re ‘svecifical y crergeé «ith both prysteal, and
[12281]. operational security in connection with natters which you handle
[12282]oe : ‘ foo for wisien you are given resno.alohicty. , .
[12284]SECRET
[12287]"(ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[12289]er each. coament a line should be dreen
[12290]Cock officer should Enltiat
[12291]o Raglsteye
[12293]Nad
[12294]*To®co tues.
[12296]tng Sreet ‘snouid fe returned ¢
[12299]ImSTRUCTIO€S: Officer Gesignativas: mnouta re used Ia ene *to" eciuan.
[12300]‘Ehebent nusvered to correspond ei th tne nuoder In the
[12301]Inte Record and Rowt
[12304]Conech rérhninttttclent) before further routing.
[12306]nd.
[12308]“BNUF SSO
[12309]Dare
[12310]12 April 1950
[12314]fl f
[12316]<u LT POTEET Pe DISSE ET
[12317]rm FET TE SDT EAN
[12318]APRON ee eR Rte eee .
[12319]renee ae ne eee 7
[12322]4.00000
[12324]ee 7 BitR Bo
[12326]@ April 1960
[12328]; SUBJECT s . Congress for Cultural Freedon
[12330]Tor Jonathan 8. Gearing
[12332]: Ae Berlin newssspeca have recently ‘oarried a, dpa announce-
[12334]_ ment of a Congress for Culturrl Freodem to be held during’ the,
[12336]> last week cf June 1960. The notices in DF? TAGESSPIEGLL and ‘DEQ
[12337]TAG of 2 April: and in DIE NEUE ZELTUNG and TELEGRAP of 4 April ~
[12339]were all aistlar end brief - about.one inch in Length. DAS
[12341]: ee eta BFRLINCR SPADTBLAT? (Social Democrat) :of 2 April, however, corried
[12342]ao large( tes T)s front-page articles
[12346]. “The épa goxt of the: former 1 newspapers wae senoralty ae.
[12347]wee. follower. cere eee
[12349]A Congress for Cultuval. Freedom will be held in Berlin
[12350]during the lest week of dune. The Serlin Committee which -
[12351]fe preparing the Congress. soasists of Ernet Reuter, Lord:
[12352]Havor of Berlin, Professor Edwin Redslob, Restor of the
[12353]‘Borlin Free University, aad Dr. Otto Suhr, Direotor ef the
[12354]20 _ Berlin Hoohschule fuer Politik. Melvin d. Lasky, Fditor
[12356]_ of She intarnational review DER MOWAT, will act as General
[12357]poe, Saoretary to the congress. .
[12359]8. The article in the Berlinor- Btadblatt sontelaa | “the infor
[12360]sation of the apa. release and edde the. ‘following!
[12362]Ae 4s balleved thet a large number of prominent a
[12363]writera and men of learning will attend the Congresds |
[12364]_. Arong others, tha following men are expected to parti-
[12365]eo cipatet Author Ignario SILOKE (Italy), Prefoasors
[12366]er _ Julian HUXLEY (Engiénd) and Sidney BOCK (USA), Poot
[12367]an Primal ¢ OVERLAND (Hormay) and Tore BERUA (Sweden) ea
[12368]ces ra : well ag ‘Devid. ROUSSE? and Arthur KOBSTLER.
[12370]= ; : _ Ta TCE.
[12372]to Diote ; ; ae eS ,
[12373]oot BG. (3) uM
[12375]Bingham (1)
[12377]a
[12382]- ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[12384]WBSTRUCTIONS: Officer cectzereten > soa t te ered te the So" column. Inger each comment 3 bine ehould te draun
[12385]‘ “Te*eotuan. Fach officer should initial
[12387]acrosa sheet and each comment rrote et 3 correspond with the muster in tte
[12388](Check mark insufficient! vetcre te-mer routiang. “This Record and Bowtirg Soeet should be returned to Registry.
[12390]Staff II, s2/Zz
[12393]= SERET
[12395]a
[12396]= 11 Avril 1950
[12397]LELORAD FOZ: PR. DARE:
[12398]SUSEDST: °° POQICR and TFPEKER
[12399]a a . . ‘le I refer to the attachod neforandun of 7 Agri 1. 1950 addr assed.
[12400]wae 2 - to ye by “re Glaser. . . Fp nee Settee tet
[12401]2. T refer parti teularly to paracrazh 4 sent ence 2 ot the-abore a - , os
[12403]" Hencrandisa and to FRAT 117 paragracn 1, Be -
[12405]Be iy suggestion inthis rozard ig as. follows:
[12407]I suggest that we do not desire for FDUSICE 9 Rhino Cir-
[12408]cular to Sbassies similar to the circular supporting QNIVORY,”
[12409]because a circular of that Sort is uct essential and vould unneces- -
[12410]sarily invite attenti on'to the Se interost ia FoR ICR, .
[12412]40k copy. of the gervery circular is attached for your
[12413]informatiore . . o£ . wee
[12416]14-0000
[12420]fa
[12426]oe ee a or dine 1949 a
[12428]Zhe Forrmatizn of ticnal Comittee for Free Eurege, Ince, with
[12429]srters in “ow Ver, was annowead on June 1, 1040. This
[12431]be
[12433]Comittee is a private crgentzaticn esncorniar Ltsolf with democratic
[12435]a
[12437]leaders and scholars whe are extled from the rellewing countries
[12438]‘Felant, Ugechesiore: ia, Euncary Sumonia, Yurceslavia, and 2ulgeria.
[12441]Phew}
[12443]Se Cnairzan of the Gorrittee in annotreing its formations
[12445]. here, cf thes:
[12447]“in mu ismedi
[12449]Cesmdttee will be fin ranced by private ccntritutionse .
[12451]The following is quoted fron a statencnt issied bir Josomk Cy
[12453]our prosran be, sith tho tangible fact of tha presence
[12455]ciles and ronigeos. thoro is an American’ trad-
[12457]itien-of hesvitality to 5: Ttical refugoes. the prozise which. -
[12459]v6. gave at Yalta remins unrodeoned. .-cre than thet we have a ©
[12461]nite self-interest in helsins to Kean alive, and in full —
[12463]teal leaders who share our vier cf Life--leaders
[12466]ag item Yo. 1
[12468]> t already ben
[12470]ts find s niesle © occure stions Per these dewcratic ee lessees 1a
[12472]are setting cut to find suitable positions fer than in eclleres
[12474]_and tuibversit tlese “te are, provosins to ask others cf tr cf to
[12476]for hr ch they are especi dally quipped...
[12477]exch, nas sional zrour of
[12481]sts. or tors: mont eteeath order to
[12483]“Ex pare studies en a topic
[12485]form in thai r ten mcrae American haven Hatioral Comittoes rich
[12486]ean stand as syrbcls of democratic hepe- fer their covntrimen
[12488]nm Fastern Tirove.se. wie lock forvard to the cay when there will ,
[12489]longer be an tron Curtain,...and these six nations which ve
[12490]“Mbarete from the Vari eyprossicn will bo frse frem the
[12492]ist cppression and once more. can organize thoir oxistence
[12494]2 Fave ‘then that, tine comes Bor ré ‘till be something
[12496]any kee Se a
[12500]. elese to socie al chaos and relitical vacwin, for the first effert
[12502]® totalitarian régimes to destroy 2 ath ee astrustive eloionts
[12503]ch might build anvthing differont fron thenselves. Lecking
[12505]ervaré to that historic and.critical time we have in mind that,
[12506]2 mearhilo denecratic leaders have been helyed to keop alive
[12507]an¢é in vkgor in. the denccratic pavOnS: to which they @ Deon
[12508]dsiven we can hope that, returning, thoy will bk ave parts ina
[12509]denceratic.recoristructicn. eal Second purpese will be to. put
[12511]the voices af these aiiled pelitical.teaders‘cn ithe air, addressed
[12512]to their-om pecples back in Duroze, in their om languages, iz
[12514]‘ helo thenalso.if we can to get
[12516]r ed'vord. ....¢f course wo are
[12518]the Yoieo cf Americas we shall on-
[12522]r
[12525]a QONFIDENTIAL =
[12527]ant tho Velea of americc, for the Yet 8
[12528]by reasen its official ¢ aractere t is
[12530]_ deaver to susplen
[12531]under restricti
[12534]loacars into a “pread f eontact w dcortcan, fae 2 + Cur idea
[12536]ig te erable those Preven champiens of dangerscy te see with
[12538]thoir on cyos her > freedom and comearacy are sorting cut in the .
[12539]urited States « . ft nave ho dewbt that a6 re Co along othor :
[12541]actirt ties will be adacd to, our progres. 6 6) .
[12543]9
[12545]cur i:
[12551]Verbors! of the Cet
[12552](recasurer), iton Fish, amsivenc, A+ Ae ber
[12553]valle: W. Dulles, De 2
[12555]Farley, willian Sc
[12557]Ar the isc y Ke : rs an .
[12559]orer, 1
[12561]tairran)s Charles Re
[12562]WW, Faro, Desist Ce F
[12563]jpofferd,- Cen les. tr.
[12565]lle a do
[12567]For “sprur infornaticn, tno Dopartient haa seen contimally ine
[12568]formed of the prceess cf formation ef the Corrittece, alti 3, tho “os
[12569]Dopartment has no active concern with tho Comruttee's. activities, ‘ :
[12570]. it has given its unofficial anprovsl = the Carmittee's coseqtives.
[12571]Becassa of tho Meitly: political nature ef the Caria ttaats# work,
[12573]. thore will be coordination Seiwedn it and the 92 ss. ne oxpost
[12574]that the Comitveo Ul cooperate in every Far toxard the aocenplish-
[12575]reat of our chicctives. in castery pe anc of the som corals aina of". ,
[12576]uur -forel sn nolicte Le. . Looe
[12577]. i . oo i , '
[12578]eo.
[12580]14-0000 : .
[12582]EQCTS. OP. ROPING
[12584]247m UF Aprtt 1.59
[12586]. Me rn "oy
[12587]a ( SURSECT 8 POQURSS and SPFTARR Dy A
[12589]ehESSNT 4 ‘poesrs, Gleser, Denty, Choster, Drollor, Snith,
[12593]_ Pipquscton of of arrangenonta.. sade for do partura and cover
[12594]for Jaces Turnkaa, Br, Saith wit handle details,
[12596]Be. 18 wa agreed ust a Feeorcendation bo nade to CO? that
[12597]vo. mailers of thie conaittes, represoating COs" and cer ’ rospectivaly,
[12598]: ‘be. given authority to- tals omrgonay action oa cables received out
[12599]° of normal hours of sory re; jadring energency handling} it being anti--
[12600]- a - alpated that such omergentios nay arise in connection with projects
[12602]PPOLER and “PDGUICE ewer ary of the eoekends totveon the preesnt date
[12603]and a due,
[12605]“3. FRU 9 (ne 23385} was considered in datail ondall ites
[12606]ey peraigra:sh 1 and 2 wsre approved. ac reference to iten F of
[12608]“paragraph 2, project LoxXatH FAN D2 (11 21715), ur. Lenky aseured
[12610]the respensitility for eloaring this ns. tter ith the State Dozartzent
[12612]. . through xr, ortde, and ifa favorable responses ia received, a sable
[12614]‘of ccnenrrenes- tu be sant te the Pield, os Y : :
[12616]Wath refare-isa to para:; setoh it wen proposed ty. kre Droller | . . oe
[12618]. ‘that, Atenas’ 4 ant ta céebine’, That is, that no sears. bo orcated ~
[12620]with re forance to Lutents placee er other rortous dieesces but that
[12622]a camaicn te inetituted to tho eftect that tha rater of Fast Periin
[12623]fo sericualy contanirated and te eauning: dysentery, that saraiago ww. | 4
[12624]Saved and put Ltehed tn the arose eyzpathatieally urging the peo: lace
[12626]"of Lat Tertta, tneludizg the Ty rartioipante, | not to arith tie sator
[12628]Cm,
[12634]14-0000
[12636]we
[12638]“without boiling it, noe te drink 4b under ety eircusstances: excozt 7
[12640]frca payer cu3s, : vot to wash clothes in auch tater nor to tathe or
[12642]chave with i% aa’ te take every 5 ofraaution to aretoct thensolvess
[12644]oot ee Then orcace4 lth tea A asd dceter “tha soup vith a atrong but harne
[12646]lesa lamtive shich would uct ‘ealy sorve a. purpose in itself tut
[12648], -woule tond to bear out ‘the rumor ecntained in ‘tea E..
[12650]The « cumnittes wae HOt in: favor. oF. itea ay unless it couls, Lo
[12652]. justiried nero lecteally ‘and asa tot enioratass we had af: ites Ce. a
[12654]Ds spateh sTecrs" U waa axsninod ant read vith auch gratification cs
[12655]with Leste ‘ahieh have toon jothored:
[12657]Liste of. naseo are being conpared
[12659]here an! Fri \eossendations slil te sent ta the field
[12661]be Fras 117 (ni 21944) vas axagined and it’ vas decided to rofor .
[12663]. Aten 1A to re [ever to to taken tp p with ur. Eisner aoa reccnseniation
[12665]ecmaittes to kantles” ites IF sas rom ee
[12667]a mo, ‘beyond the céazetence of this
[12669]~forred | to, Bre bony gov anslysiz ‘ard reocrte Rith reference ‘to ltea
[12671]1c ae ts rot: coretond why tnteroreters ‘of this esliler will sot ke
[12673]Selds F
[12675]availatJa ta terlin anJ call g sill le sent te bo
[12677]ease be: fen, 27 : * nie wos pefarreds BC in Pie
[12678]“ng ee tae 2
[12680]EPis ak cents oret da tide
[12684]. iG /oe a co _ ; . : Co, : co oe
[12685]ee. ‘Zee. Buch , re
[12688]14-00000 #5
[12690]acct iateestintnare teen
[12692]7 April 1959
[12694]sckonlaoww rea a Mr. Dawson Snith
[12698]\ ; . .
[12699]SUEIECT 1 Travel arrangesonta conrerning Kenuoth By Haabley -
[12701]©; In eonneetion Mith eA svicK. ang TPPIKEX, it is ‘now PTOoRed"
[12703]that Hatley shell leave the TS. on or. stout 17 Avril, precead to
[12704]Ferlin, Torain there aaprexiratoly tro veeks ( rendering asoiotance
[12705]ia preparations fer PIRMA“affair, aleo in Pt paraltone Por QUICK )
[12707]and shall then leave Porlin to return to the U.S, En rocte, on rae
[12709]at
[12711]tura,. bo will, if Andicated by the corrse of: affairs tn Forlin, onka-
[12713]300 proainsnt peole in Festera-turese eho are to ba presont at
[12715]the PDQuice Routing, in order to Sonfirn thoir acceptances or indusee _
[12716]ther to Bcoopt $F they have not already dona Bc. Re te expected to a re
[12717]See hoe TetERR te the U.S. Soproximtély between § and 29 i 7. He lemhode : ‘
[12719]2." Arranyononts in prospects | a
[12720]ae Haebdloy 11) attend to renoral of pagasort and ebtaine
[12721]_; &ng entry permit to Germany (as author interested in detaila
[12723](Concerning publivation of his book in Geruany, )
[12725]i -- If there aro delays in obtaining passport or ontry °
[12726]| permit, Carpenter wii) oxpedito, oo : °
[12728]. Tf, for any reason, ontry Perait boooneg ispracticuble
[12729]. free Rashington, Mantley will go to “aris rhore, by Cooperation
[12730]with Carzol ‘Offie, ho wily apply for entry pornit to Cermany
[12731]whieh gill te eade innediately avalletle, . :
[12733]be Hambley wil) 80 directly to Frankfurt thera bo.will git
[12734]in toush with de tiouryille, and arrangesentea made to wut’ bis under
[12735]HICCO cover ag Consultant to Der Honat. Laaky may te in Frankfurt.
[12736]ob ting « in any event Hambley will procead to Ferlin visre Lanky
[12737]G11] be bis cover for contact with others in Porling we!
[12739]_ o¢ A covert travel order to toing vrepared waieh vill authors -
[12740]iva advance to Hactley of 61500, sSagbley wil2 buy hie ez trang-
[12741]portation, ‘ - .
[12743]3. An
[12745]a
[12747]3. AL: of these mattoro will hava tes te Lronsd. out and ecurdinated.
[12748]Runtino ratters will be in bance of Kise Joteson, FEIXI, Sho will to
[12749]in-ecntact with Carpenter and rill wos all Stalla concerning travol
[12750]order, advance, ontry ,ercit, and pasGporty so far oo necessary compere
[12751]'. $fon fren Gargentor's off deo 1g cerrernes. Arrengonenta should be
[12752]ccayletad, it practicable, on Bondar, 10 april.
[12754]+ Louls Glaser’
[12758]Se YE RD OY BREED BE IESE ETERS TPT TERMED NSIS RET ON Tin CELE HA ee a EOS Ta EEE SR ce ele a revi et ean a ee i ee
[12760]14.0000
[12762]MRACEASIOM UTE ADVE
[12764]VAs cor
[12766]graem: | -——~ Cre Plane for (
[12767]2 Deatschlandtroffes. “
[12769]1. In conlisace ‘with your request, here is suonitted
[12770]herevith a report on mt covert operntions, 4 ;rorress oy uncer. -
[12771]“conedderation, to counter tho. Conmantatserozsores Tree Cernaa
[12772]Youth rally (Soutechlendtref fen), scheduled for 27606+29 Hay
[12773]ta Berline — 7 rat
[12775]ve cf ore eoantir-action’ ie to 80°
[12777]moe nee ems oe Be Tho initlal object!
[12778]-harzes, binder and frustrate Duuts
[12779]‘be used as a veapon to oust the Allied Poysta frox. the Western
[12781]- Sectors of Berlia. tf.a gubstantial degree of ay
[12783]in that phese, major effort could
[12784]enti-comuntet decconstrrtiond in tie Soviet necters tha turning’
[12786]‘the relly edtirely to westera Pavaatare.
[12788]7 3. Tho oPc. propran for this event ia designed to gupplencent
[12790]"and reinforce overt. cctivities planed by ‘gcemation author itles
[12791]to achleve the sane obsoctive.
[12793]_ the Duaatschiaritreffen oither tave beea or
[12795]io ‘gpproprieté civilian end ailitary officiala, wit
[12797]liaisons Le peintoined ia the ficlé. . :
[12799]vill be elaared with -
[12800]pvhom high level
[12802]ore activities ie that they not
[12804]a A nejor criterion of
[12805]Beas they
[12807]ba Qireotly attributavle to the %.S. government’.
[12808]fall into tvo classeat - ;
[12810]a, Those conducted vy entiraly clandestine means and
[12811]” ‘not attributable to any ‘actual gource,- and . .
[12812]a ab. Trose gttrivutedle to. inddsengus {udivimials aad
[12813]peeeeeeee the ae e ceeee te te teers GROUPE 6 with official. U.S. Lostign®i9a SF gsprort eoncenled.
[12815]Ta vies of the gtroagly pro= regtera end aitl=
[12816]of the Serlin noputation go-ieral® a
[12817]offers except ional opportunities %9 {naoltss guise asd oorerk ly
[12819]asaist actual Gorman reetetence to the rally.
[12821]11) Be ‘Activities
[12823]> .
[12824]PTS The OP Re Rete BI eee casei ce ee
[12825]ile ms = a ae LTRS te eee:
[12827]ececs is achLeved
[12828]then ba airéeted tovard inntinabing
[12830]ALL CPU operations dirceted agaiast
[12832]dovlat ortentatioa -"
[12833]yy tho second tyme of activity -
[12835]the peatsolilectroffea that 1 cannot.
[12838]a Desneasatat
[12840]Preperation of my COO antl-cormuniet leaflete wy
[12842]the Larrfenmre geren Unmecechlichcelt, aa indicesons
[12843], : German organization mponsered by OPC, to be distrie
[12844]- ; tated during the. re. ‘
[12846]ae . .
[12847]- 4
[12849]Stef? premarst itor ole at least tye cote nextty
[12850]perpicet? to be. dfetritated te clariest nstro
[12851]‘take the. Soviet cone prior to the “event;
[12853]works |
[12855]Treparstion tr 6 controlled Garman sttorser of “Lndtetmenta .
[12857]streesing iMlaml acrocte of the retly, tacindtss
[12858]the setter of pareatel repong ibility for rine;
[12860]a ee _ os Test tgation ef Letters, of. warntse frep Yeot ‘Sarl |
[12861]state: te to acquainte:ces tn She Soviet Losey
[12863]Plaaning ‘éor ‘gpectal editions of ¢ one or xore vest
[12864]arlia neveanigess to be distritetec free anring - the”
[12866]Te . rally; r. = :
[12868]Subsidleing distritattoa of 159,200 extrs ‘cortes of
[12869]the magazine “Vpaotadselart, OFgeh of a Mest Sarlin
[12870]aati-cormalst youth gTOurs
[12872]Considoretion ‘of publishing feke editions of Communist
[12873]nevapanera, conte ining propsz3t sda of decertion 2x8 | :
[12876]Preverstion df a letter, nddressed to Soviet Zene
[12877]elergyueds anttag then te ree thels influezecs to
[12878]hoe foung people out 02 Pertin. Gurizg the rally;
[12880], Inspiring * vas’ terlia newspapers and the J. S.-Liconsed
[12881]radio stetios, RIAS,
[12885]z ., po UB alias yefere, anriag and after the relly.
[12887]r 7 . - .
[12889]Foe 7 : vw . -
[12891]HH , - .
[12893]f . pronot toa of a rater - eexpaten ‘to the effzet thet! .
[12894]° Communists are eager to Mave Garman yonaz teczie
[12896]f
[12897]killed eat tafused during the raily. to ‘provide
[12898]nartyrs for tha Moscow causal
[12900]e
[12902]2 : Lo : ot wos Promotion of another yuwer cammaign to tha effeet
[12903]{ . . a that Coramafsts plan réeeraitment of relly re rartietnants
[12904]: for lebor ia “Ruseiag-- . .
[12905]ce cirerlation
[12907]Cys cevsebed Copy #2 hea
[12910]14.0090
[12912]i
[12914]es
[12918]Cleelesics 22 3 forged oriet, indtcetiac ‘thet tho
[12919]Yally actually is-a device for recruttment of Oarnan
[12921]youth into the Soviet tone Poonlets ‘¥olice;
[12923]Planting a news story to the effect that the rally
[12925]"cane about as the result of direct Orders issued
[12926]‘oy Moscow to Walther Uloriekt, German Com=untat
[12927]leeder, on the occasion of kis rocent visit to the
[12928]fussing eapitél; 7
[12930]Faking offers to provide billetia# for rally partloele
[12932]‘peates in ruine, unsavory hotels or other undesirable
[12934]spaces oo oe ; Le
[12936]Consideration of diermmtiag, trauscortation and other —
[12938]rally plese by feeuance of fstge orders acd precianat Lone: :
[12940]-_ _ Obta tate FOE, uniforns for. vosetble usa by: agente
[12941]> Of disruntios;.
[12945]Svonsorshin by the Xampferupre ofa firevorka aigolay”
[12947]the eveoice of 29 Yay}
[12949]covert @ildance end encourrrazent of “ost Berlla
[12950]nerchants to vrepare attractive displays of rlarchine
[12951]dise, illustrating tha rele eetvely hten. ‘atandarda of
[12953]covert soonsoring of free, or - lowenriced notion
[12954]victure shows, featuring especially ‘totereating
[12957]Covert, sponearine of, sports events or other mass
[12959]-ettrsetious, detisned for the double vurnose of
[12961]taiataining Yeot Berlina morste aud distracting rally
[12964]Apcrexinately three veeks after ‘the rally, covert:
[12965]snoneorshi» Of 6 evltural and inteliéetual congress -
[12967]in Berl inecone of its objectives -beiag to winack the
[12968]hypocrisy of cormunist intellectual apceals to youth.
[12970]aoanter-Tiolence: 3
[12972]If, and only af, high policy ‘considerations require,
[12973]eovert orgeninstion, gupport an2@ gatdence of pro= ;
[12974]Weatern indtranous Street-fiphting units to reet 2
[12976]_Sisplay ef-force vith greater force. - -
[12978]copy $2 eg
[12980]te oe
[12982]we tances
[12984]d
[12985]5
[12986]z
[12988]t
[12991]3B ota addition to the forecat ic plans, farther vpvartuatiies
[12992]umrentionsbiy will arise fet CFC direct arti jos ar sanvert
[12993]to indisesous Geran groupe vith alana of thely ovn to conateract
[12995]the raity.
[12997]*. Crt 45 rainforclay its ‘Gerenn steff with ali evallable
[13000]queilvied porsoamel, and fe ore ered to set reide such sata of
[13002]eonfidastial funda as may bs Tet aired to”
[13003]efal surrert fer. axproved activities.
[13005]provide effactive Piname “ot
[13007]Copy 22 ho P 7
[13009]‘2. Backer ound
[13011]“they assuredly. wii oress. eee RET ganda sdvantagn.
[13013]SECRET
[13015]4 April 1950
[13016]: 4
[13018]REPCRT Se
[13019]SUEJEGT 1 TPPIKER , .
[13020]TO t Jobn E, Baker, Chief, FEB - :
[13022]: a. The ‘communist youth mass necting planned for EFerlin during. the
[13023]“hitsun holidays, 27, 25, and 29 ay, ‘has been and is the ‘subject of a
[13024]major props ganda offensive by the Russians and by German comnunists.
[13026]’ It has follcwed the characteristic Soviet pattern of creating confusion
[13028]and tenseness on the part of the propaganda targets achiéving’ this ‘ob- ~~
[13031]o. jective by alternating belligerent threats. with. peace platitudes. ;
[13032]‘ Phe threats have ranged from declarations taat the co; amunist youta would
[13034]drive the “estern imperialists out cf Eerlin to outright statements that’
[13035]they would seize the “estern Eerlin government and restore ‘the city to
[13037]a unified, peaceful capital of Germany. The peaceful declarations have .
[13038]stated that the demonstration of 599,500 boys: and girls (from all over ~
[13039]Germany, and from other countries) will chiefly take place. in Eastera |
[13040]Eerlin and will consist of rally-sarching, sports events, fireworks, and
[13041]huge peace’ meetings. Peraission was requested ty the FDI, of Oberburger-
[13043]'" meister Reuter, ‘to march in a bod7.to the Olympic Stadium (in ¢ the Fritish
[13044]” Sector)- but Reyter r briefly. ‘and omohatically refused. : ;
[13046]—_——— .
[13047]b. Turee groups are officially dealing with the situation, Te x:
[13048](2) The Eerlin Allied Koisirdatura x —
[13049](2) A committee under Cturgermeister Rautor
[13051](3) a special KICOG conmittea. -
[13053]‘These eros haye coordinated their plans and accordingiy ccasonstle pre- K
[13055]cautions “skewts Ge taken to protect vital Installations in Rest Eerlin,
[13056]The police force has bean augmented and provided with riot equipment. a
[13058]ce. It is now + estizated that it is.not the intention of the cenmunists
[13059]to make a serious effort to drive the vestern océupying forces out of ,
[13060]Eerlin, or to seiza the Test city government. howover, ‘their campai;n has .
[13061]succeedad to this extent, that it is know whether or not they will x
[13062]attemot an actual put3rir, or if they oon adopt a policy Of ooportunisa .
[13063]and probe-and-thrust at vest Ferlin defences sith the determination to =
[13064]advence as far as they can; or if they will, in fact, confine thenselves. ‘ .
[13066]+ to reetings and denonstrat ions in East: Eerlin, The possibility exists
[13067]' that their dedonstrations may get out..of hand or Px) teyond the intention 7
[13069]ipetber or not they attenst a coup dietat,
[13071]of the inoressarios of the. show.
[13074]d.. The
[13077]ail
[13078]a
[13079]r
[13081]“
[13083]' Ferlin, the Deutschianstrefren might
[13085]“this purgosa, it is contemplated that a number of
[13087]attack. On 3l January, s field dispatch ovtlined stds to be taken -
[13089]“and this has teen amplified conside ably inthe last two wonths.
[13090]present tine, plans to neutralize or'defeat the psycholegical and physical
[13093]™. SECRET
[13095]a. (The: situaticn has been regurced as serious and potentially
[13096]dangerous. Even as a oreniganda triunph it gicht serve ‘to strengthen
[13097]evsminist drives all cver Surope, especially in Ger BONY » and if the ..
[13098]gas any sanifest weakness or tanporising on the part of forces in test
[13100]2. Purgose of (Fo plan
[13101]OcC operations against tha doutochlandtreffen are intended ¢ to oppose,
[13103]harrass and attemot to.turn to U.S. advantage the cormunist Soy rally;
[13105]also to render cooperation with other elenents of resistance.> To achieve
[13106]propaganda and |
[13108]psych: ological’ warfare activities wiil ‘be utilizec; it sar also be
[13109]necessary to provide Specilic support for resistance grows prepared to .
[13110]use physte:1 violence to srevent FDJ cenonstrations’ in vest: Ferlia.
[13112]3. Plans” ao,
[13113]Since January, the Gernaa wission, orc, has teen planting a counter-
[13114]at “the ~
[13116]attsck of the communists, contemplate, ‘the foliomings »
[13118]a. Clandestine prosa: vanda, | “distributed throughout East Germany,
[13119]in acvance of the Deutschlandtreffen;: ‘Intended to break down cssire —
[13120]“to berticipate and exposing the militaristic and totclitarian
[13121]character of the affair. Included: .
[13123]. ‘a pastoral letter, addressed to all clergyzen in the East
[13124]- Zone, ‘entreating. that young peoole be kapt out of > Ferlin during ©
[13125]“the FDS rally, to prevent damage to their sculs and bodies; ,
[13127]spreading of runors that large masses of young Gersans ara
[13128]to te rounded up and shiosed elsewhere for forced lator, and that
[13129]nuavers of then will te killed (with the murders charged ¢ bo the .
[13130]Americans) in order to create martyrs for tho cause; .
[13132]special editions of Ferlin >apers (distriputed in East Ger-
[13133]many) emphasizing the spéctacle of Soviet Russis driving German .
[13135]youth into militerisa,.
[13136]be Organised xadio, press. 5 and other forns of publicaty, during
[13138]. the Deutschlandtreffen, distributed throughout East Ferlin and East ©
[13139]Germany, featuring positive achievements “af.the Test as ; Contrasted ~
[13141]to negative achievenents of the East.
[13143]: c. The ‘sta: sing of counter attractions, inteaded .to reveal to
[13144]large nunbers of cormunist youth the better, naregizented: life of
[13151]sorve as 2 srringkesr! to huge gedns.
[13153]Xx
[13155]Ag .
[13157]Y
[13159]festern Germany 48 exemplified in feo. Eerlin. In connection with
[13161]this campaign, the dilusination of Test Forlin skons rith dispiey
[13162]; of luxury sorchandise, special theatrical and movie attractions,
[13163]“2 sports events, possitly an automobile show. ‘
[13165]wee —e
[13166]. d. Neutralization of possible corsunist propaganda claias of
[13167]* ; _ abuse and martyrdom, by discounting claize in asvance and ridiculing
[13169]the purpose. | : . at
[13171]e. “Preparation to support grouss of street fighters organized
[13172]‘to resist attemota on the part of the FDJ to seize or camace
[13173]installations in “ast Eerlin and to neat any denonstration of force.
[13175]with greater force - if high policy approves ‘such defense overaticns.
[13177]‘€. A plan (subject. of project PDQUICK) to hold, shortly after’
[13178]+ the Devtschlandtreffen, an Intellectual and Cultural Peace Congress
[13179]. ‘ dn Berlin, bringing together & nucte> of lezders of Gerzan, anerican,
[13180]4 _ ; Eritish, Frenci:, Russian, Czech, ‘Itnlian, and other nationalities, —
[13181]representing high achievenent and international reputation in fields
[13182]of lator, philosophy, politics, literature, art, music, education, -
[13183]and science. (The Congr2ss, held on the borderline between free and
[13184]slave Eurove, will concern itself with denouncing ‘and exposing the
[13185]swindle of communist peace oropaganca y will beam its message to the
[13186]satellite states to the effect that only intellectual and cultural
[13187]slavery is possible in the Saviet system. Arrangements will be :
[13188]effected for broadcasting and publicizing the matings of the Congress
[13189]ana a large distribution of its deliterations throughout East Germany .
[13190]and catellite Euroge. Arrangements o159 will be aage for worldwide
[13191]publicity and follow-up. It “~avexpected that the Congress will te
[13192]self-pervetusting and will hold further meetings. sos
[13194]4. Headquarters action
[13195]Following ir. Lindsay's nemcorandwa of 25 January and the field dis-
[13197]a _ patéh of 31 January, headquartets action with reference to the Devtsck-
[13199]SO _ landtreffen - anc the Cultural Congress, 45 tied in - has taken the
[13201]- following course? oo : . a s .
[13203](a) A‘conferedce was held in FE-Iil on’? February at which
[13205]the busic idca ‘of PDQUICK was. approved ty representatives of ae
[13207]Staffs II and III, iSADO, and PE-ITs --Fased on this. approval a catle
[13209]of authorization was sent to field the sane date. | —
[13210](py) During Februsry a committes was organized consisting cf
[13212]Kessrs. Glaser (Chairnan), Chester, Droller, and Denty, to act as .
[13214]an expediting and c corcinating group. At this date, the committee ; —
[13216]“ng had two forzaljand 4 nunter of informal meetings. Members of
[13218]the consittee havejalso met tyice with Dr. Hilger and four tines -
[13220]with Kr. Burnham. + . Se oo,
[13222]-(e) Arrangements
[13224]a
[13226]Boe
[13229]f 00000
[13231]j . - . -
[13232]oe a ae
[13233]7 . _ Keunel i
[13234]. -L- ‘
[13235](c) Arran-ements were completed to-send a ‘task forve! to.
[13237]the field, consisting cf two senier nrosagunda censultants and =“, ,
[13238]four junior asuistants.. At this date cny of the juniors is on | <a
[13239]duty in Lerlin, three others are ready te depart this mek; the
[13241]tro sen:or consuliants are excested to be in Lerlin during this , : : \
[13243]a = (d) Approval of initial orcpacganda oper:tions, involving .
[13244]" sailing of approxinately 200,900 pieces to East Gurmany, was } js
[13245]cabled. . ; '
[13246]. . Yay : ;
[13247](e) Various surgestions have been sent to the field, includ- / i mo, \ a |
[13249]_ding reconnendation that a-conplete cocunentary and photographie
[13250], record 'te ‘cada. , .
[13252]Pe : (£) ‘A dossier of infors cation, 1 with reference to the Deutsch-
[13254]: landtreffén, has. been collec ted, including record -of a State ’
[13255]po. - Department conference (by “teletyze) and summary of plans approved | ae, :
[13256]i by the Allied Kersandature.” | , . - oo
[13258]: : (a) A project has teen prepared: - (scuoui) allotting 435, 000 . : \
[13259]bot .- for energency support of activities in connection with resistance 4 o :
[13260]: to the Deutschlandtreffen. ; _ . ae
[13262](h) Diseussions have bean heid, ideas formulated and support. _ | a
[13263]i research accomplished, mest of this material held in suspense avait- =~ | Lt
[13264]- . «x . dng res orts from the Tislg ss to current and planned requirenents, . . 4
[13267]FE-III st Be
[13269]FEITI/LG/ae
[13272]-
[13273]TRANSMITTAL SLI
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[13278].
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[13282].
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[13304]a RIN aE EF lite lil alas) ea
[13306]00000 ~~,
[13308]1 Apri
[13310]“FED:. Thies tides sounded ag thaygh 15 might havo, mischief=maling
[13311]; potent ialities; I havo discussed it with Shud i Drolleyr,
[13313]Pa
[13315]; gho las$ time a group of Germans mot pofere tho Roichsta
[13316]. {which {s 100 yards from the Soviet Sestor of; Zerlin) was the oth
[13317]: of soptembor 1948 <.the occasion on which Reuvtor make his ringing
[13318]deolaration of dofiance of tho Russians, amd ALSO defied the ; a .
[13319]vestern Poors, saying: "You-cannot buy us ér sell us into slavery" .
[13320]., by which ha: warned them not to mais ary deals with the Russians : : oT
[13321]- that would deliver Eorlin to tho commnmists, Aftor that meeting,
[13322]“at which 25 wore shot, cno-killed, the British Cormandant
[13323]denisd the use uf the Reichstag Platz for jany future meetings, _
[13324]Can; Bourne has changed bis mind fol the 1st of May, will pernit
[13325]. a great. ‘anti-cormnniss mass mooting (arobhbly sevoral hundred .
[13326]“isl: o> thousand people) which will again. be’ addressed by Router, Anything. .
[13327]oan. happen, bocausea 6st Berlin police and Vest Allied troops will —_.
[13328]_ “ba.on one aside of the ‘Brandenburg Thor faking East Berlin police |
[13329]and Russian troops on the otter side. ‘Thea 9th of September. 1948. cee
[13330]rn was historieal, I have. a hunoh- tho. 1st of Ageél 1950 will be aiso.. 0
[13332]ve would thas ‘be a good tine fox Reuter to lay the foundation
[13333]of eatablisiment of the Roichstag as a 'Houge of Evropean Peace?!
[13334]if it 4s, a sadle. along the following 1 lines 7 might be sont: ;
[13337]APPRECIATE YOUR OPINION OF APPROACHING REUTERARE? EREGCE MAY PIRSY
[13339]|. REICHSTAG MEETING WITA SUGGESTION HE INCORPORATE IM HIS REMARKS —
[13341]“MYTS BUILDING, SYMBOL OF FAILURE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, ‘DESTROYED By -
[13342]NAZIS IN CAUPAIGN TO LPOSE POLITICAL AND MORAL SLAVERY OM WORLD, _
[13343]” S@AMDS. OM PRECISE BORDER OF THO WORLDS, OIE FREE OTHER SLAVE. - on
[13344]|» ME REDEPICATEZ BULLDING AS HOUSE OF EUROPA AREEDOM, ‘SYMBOL
[13345]“oF OUR PURPOSE AND PURPOSE OF ALL LISERTY LOVING PEOPLES OF ZUROPE
[13346]NEVER TO TAY DOW ARIS Ii STRUGGLE AGATIIST: ‘DESPOTISM. WE UVITE~ se Dees
[13347]“ALL FREE MEN AND WOMEN TO JOIN IN OUR DECLARAT OH THAT. PEACE oe .
[13348]AND FREEDOM SHALL NEVER PERISH, WE ESPECIALLY INCLUDE 1 THE COLON
[13349]PEOPLE OF RUSSIA, AUD THOSE COMARIES PON ItON iE BITTER comemniIst
[13350]YORR HAS PERM THRGST, WE RWG IP THOSE PNOFLE COULD TuROY OFF TIE
[13351]ISRCIEESS, FASCIS? URYAINNL OF THE PULT!DURO, Tay WOULD BE TIE PIRST
[13353]PO JOIN US, ‘THIS BUILDING SHALL BF RESTORED, SHALL ARISE FROM _
[13355]ITS ASIE:S AS MOLMO:UT TO DUPERMIMATION O? Pr ER THAT TIIEY my
[13356]a
[13358]io
[13360]NOR UR Ere GF er Aa Cy TERT PEE ERUPT ETTORE ES IT EEUANCSD eT RENCRE Sin Mere Eee epanomes meres nner evicted orme-te eee semper ces wit a ng ip
[13362]14-0000
[13364]NEVER SHALE SUBUTY TO CHATS Cf POLITICAL SIAYERY. AS PESPING _
[13365]AFTER WGSTLUG'IS HELD HERS, TES VOICS OF PRES SUROPE SHALL BE
[13366]HEARD iE SLAVE EUROF2. ONE DAY T=8 FEOPLE oF ALL SUROPE SHALL’ —
[13367]oo. BE. UNITED IN DECEIT, RAPPY LIFE FLADKED POR HEM BY THE GREAT
[13368]REVOLUTICHISTS OF HISTORY, PY ==DE, CARIBALSI, MAZZI,
[13369]“VOLPAEE?, DATTOH, VERA FICIER. FREEDG! BELONGS TO ALL MEN a
[13371]ND COECERNS ALL MEX, I? BELGEGS To RUSSIALS/, CERAANS, FRETS, -
[13373]Te _CZECES, POLES, IT 1S Ol Ard ) LADIVISTBIEs
[13375]“B. ~ obtaining complete coverage To EAST GERSUALY. WILL GUARAWER = = <2.
[13376]pe “ISPILTRATIUW [Imo BORDERING SATSLEITES, ~ THESIS CAN BE DEVELOPED = se se
[13378]AAD RETER .
[13380]"ts “OR VIM. , “atoctous ‘HAVE TOE. oPIuICN AID IE voy ee
[13382]: sou PROCEDURE MSOTEEEES,
[13386]. . ~ an.
[13387]1
[13389]> ee Urry Bie ate pao ete ee eer ce epee os ten ue se
[13391]if,
[13393]| - . ; "5 ' st , ; ‘
[13394]i ; .
[13395]\ J23: Spont an hour and a half this morning at the'home of
[13397]; : Jeres Surnham; -resent - miwnhanm, Denby, ~yself and Col, Lansdalo
[13398]: : from Chesterts office, ‘
[13400]\ : A _ SOFER. Burniam says that the matcer of his going over aa attached
[13401]: -:. In-any way. to McCloy was_brought up becauss hoe wanted to have an
[13402]“opportunity to meat and talk with Mecloy, In the meantime, .
[13403]NeCloy camé over here -and Burnham saw hin three times (wo have
[13404]one memorandum of conversation,) =e added that cover has never
[13405]bosn-a serious point with hin, that he has travolled a number of
[13406]tines: 4n various parts of the world vursuing his profession aa a
[13407]. writer and lecturer,- furnishing his own cover, ‘The last time he
[13408]-., Wont to Germany he. was attached as consultant to. ISD. He is | coo ee ee
[13409]-~ willing to-go ovor without any cover at all, or as.consultant to | ST
[13410]Der Monat, if that. seems indicated, I told him I believod something
[13411]like that was indicated as giving hin a base of operation and :
[13412]rationalizing his contacts, Therefore, J shall prepare the
[13413]momo, for Garland on the toven! basis I had proviously suggested
[13414]but with Der Monat in mind, . . / . .
[13416]“““PINTUG, Burnham is disturbed at the prospect of going to Europa
[13417]' Yor“as long as sixty days and is quite reluctant to consider a
[13418]longer period, This broucht up the entire matter of the ° / a.
[13419]- “Gongress and its juxtaposition to the FDJ Deutschland Treffen, . cos
[13420]“ALL of us evidenced some despair cver the fact thas obviously . Oe,
[13421]‘wa cannot mastermind oithér crojoct without further advices from
[13422]the fiold which seem to have been suspended, .
[13424]’ '. Théd question was naised as to whethor. or not the Congress
[13425]w 4, aotually could be held in Aine, considering the kateness of the
[13426]-~i:present dato, Burhan brought up for. consideration the possibility
[13427]bor his going to Berlin about the first of vay, or the last weok.
[13428]aN in april, staying over the end of May, then ‘returning to the United
[13429]— States + on the. theory that the Congress might not-ba held until ;
[13430]- i.) Auguet or Septomber, . He proposed thé 23rd of August (date of. the
[13431]2 | Hagi~Russtan pact) .as an apvropriate date, Ho then would’ start ..
[13432]. out again, prosumably in the middle of August; in the meantime,
[13433]WN. -he would ostablish contact with people in England, France and the-
[13434]<'\.-US who might need pressure trought to bear upon then +o attend
[13435]— > the Congress, —_ .
[13436]ne Pe If. the Congress is to be hald about the 20th of June, .
[13437]N he sugvests that he might go-to Berlin abous the middle of April,
[13438]“4 necomplish all. he can-in the way of advice as. to tho Deutschland
[13439]‘Treffen, leave borlin very early in Héy, travel throuch Franco and Sngla
[13440]and back to the US, building up accentances for the Congress,
[13441]returnihg to Berlin on she 25th of May and staying over for the
[13443]Congress, .
[13444]CONSIDERATION OF REI
[13446]COUS TDS. OF REIGHSTAG PROPOSAL. re does not faver tne idea of
[13447]proposing tho Roichstas building as a symbol of Furcpoan Freedom,
[13449]cad
[13453]and thinks that tho other Euroyean nations would shoor away from
[13454]tha vhola concept, Yo says that even to Germans tho wretchod
[13455]‘putilding is only a syubel of une Saiiure and fat4lity of tho
[13458]LIs7Ts, We again went over lists of proposed dole ates, ‘ a
[13460]“BOLSSLAY WISRZBIANSKI. This gentlenan has boon in Washington and ~
[13461]WLU be These again, Surnhan thinks bo has been in touch with the
[13462]. ‘ ‘New. York Comittee, He is head of the International Pederation
[13463]: of Froe Journalists of =astern Swope and Saltto and Balkan 4
[13464]Countries, headquarters: 10 Stanhope Place, London W2. According: .
[13465]to Burnhan the outfit-reprosents 1200 journalists soattered- over - .
[13466]western Surepe, tho USA, Australia and South America, They
[13467]arevsaid:to be’ publishing 170 papers of ‘varying degrees of _
[13468]-inportance.... Burnham says thatthe services of the organization
[13469]. are being: offered = presumably for propaganda use..- and that”
[13470]‘their first objective is to establish a lew york office, for
[13471]operation and liaison, and that they noed $42,000,  Burnhan
[13472]thinks someone heré should explore the potontial usefulnass of rs
[13473]: .. the group and I suggested that if they had been in contact: . . ;
[13474]ayes. with the NY Comittee they probably were being explored,
[13476]ta °
[13478]se
[13481]14-0000
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[13488]36 Karoh 1980
[13490]. i , 4
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[13494]{ ADELE WI ree RS 7
[13495]i maiuons oS SUP
[13497]‘ SUNUGT  Gurard PEOLIER |
[13499]- . i. % ag requested cet b orrangenanto be mace ulth tate Lepartonnt
[13500]for gudjent to ‘dopart ‘poe Bertin on ‘or abasb 25 April 2960 as a FOC.
[13501] gsultett. This toa temporary duty esclgenant for thirty days pina aly
[13502]‘Sraved Sine
[13504]Se beeen ne se Be! ‘Gubjost's: covttodt ton for roretca sorviee expleveort is cttanned
[13505]_ oo herewith in doplicatse
[13507]ons Se Ie muta 2 srirvotated 18 sos wood isey’ io nivisos 0 af the pres
[13508]- gfosu ef this. sttions — : .
[13511]vole
[13513]“7 BageR8d apple(2)
[13515]eQs0PS Reg (2)
[13516]foe _ FDelII Chrono
[13517]a PBeLII Subject
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[13526]: 2
[13527]7 .
[13531]tarch 6, 1950.
[13533]_RSICHSTAS PROEJECT ty
[13534](to be Lirvadcass over worldwide radio netzork in all lan gua g8 in
[13535]eol Laboadtion with Radio Free Burops, RIAS, the various European net~
[13536]works "36, CBS<NSC and the Volos of America).
[13538]1) Purpose |
[13539]| To resdesert the ‘universal Nit for ‘freoden in ateple cresatio terns
[13540]| wALeh non: orerywhore will understands dnckuntiaige - ;
[13542]: dona nator |
[13544]Loess Berlin ; .
[13545]Tho opening session of the/o:) tural Freedon, Soazpee8 now aghedulod
[13546]“for” “ une 196 an a a, , :
[13548]no, a
[13549]4 The) Cohgresn. Its executive Seay. should include spolsszen for
[13550]031 leading countries. Host specifleally, it should inoludo at lesst
[13551]Tro outotanding Russians of world reputation end no minor ax to grind.
[13552]... Fie Ruseian nobel prise maning novelist Ivank Simin, (living in Paria,
[13553]“I believo), Igor: ‘Stravinsky, Serge Rousseviteky aro nasgs that suggest.
[13554]. thensalves.. Sommers If tho Congresa itself includes a larger ddlegation
[13555]: . res the leading European countties, then several ‘Russian soholars sod
[13556]aa -soientista now in U.S, or in DP capa should be included. Tkaxo
[13557]pimecsiiineex ali delegations, from cu-trisg on doth aides of the Iron .
[13558]Curtain, sbould be mado up entirely ef um of uizpenchablo moral stature. . Loy
[13559]end real rupitation, Profovatonal | politielans, oven thea they're geod
[13560]dsmeerate, atculd be rostriiated to the roak-botton winnie ninisus ond
[13561]must be df the moral -etature of ¥ayor Erast, Reutar of Berlin, Patty, solf-
[13563]S. . sesking pOLLA oe must be. kopt outseFould kill tho thole show.
[13565]7 x
[13567]T¥) GENERAL STAGING AND PRODUCTION Teeriame
[13568]ey ar arenes
[13572]“he panerai treatsisnt wil] Pow fri the moval Vand poltttonl tne ure
[13573]of tho production. Tho tsb _arg Epy lo
[13575]. - oorermany a , EY.
[13576]organise tholos tho redodication of a uistorte 1
[13577]Sxropean Freedan or House of Free ) Burepes.
[13578]; _ Why the: Rot chotag? Be 7
[13580]1 Tt etanda om th prosin frontier of tee arid ono
[13583]14-0000
[13585]+ free, the other slave. It ty within a few foot of the Sovict flag on
[13586]Brandenburg Oate and the warlike Soviet esorial within the Brithsah
[13587]sootor, It is thd-nost dramatic Spot for a vieible. ansver to theay
[13588]two syntole of deapatian and farce taat exiotea anvshere jn the world,
[13590]\ (> Tt ta the aly. placo to ¢edionto.a palace of freadoa wibch be
[13591]4 cloarly vigible to soldiorg end offioera of the Soviet army,
[13593]2. Tho Rol chatar errned thin redodicatidn &n Septenbor 9, 1948
[13594]whe. $00,700 Berl !nerg flocked before ita Btopa to dofy the Krenlin
[13595]during the arin days-of tho Dorlin blocukads.
[13597]re 3. It waa cot on fire by Hermann Goobing and Joeof Goebbels, wie
[13598]a a . then ‘presented the world Communist novenont with undosorved mu-tyre and
[13599]hereos in the person of Dinitrov and his comlefendants. Its robvirth as
[13601]| Se Ag. Yone as: this Reloiusteg standa ta tte Present ruined: condi ties
[13602]@ cancer feeding on-'tha offended nat eal pride of most. dermana, .
[13603]particularly true beoause 1t 19 within Bight. of the atrident Soviot
[13604]. 1 rial, Even the. best Oerman deroorat cannot -paas ‘thin building
[13605]. without being mad at most of the worlds In the normal course of events,
[13606]“tho building wuld probably bo restored for sone nary German pyrpose,
[13607]oo ‘By making it the:Houseot Buropesn Freedom wo kill 5a" Bleds with ong
[13608]“ atonos oO ; : wo :
[13609]: : ° _ _.8) Fo give normal, healthy German and Berlin pride (as distiazuiahed
[13610]: . from ites morbid, reaoatiul and chauviniatd o manifestations), a positive
[13611]? . . outlet. Thig ia reeducation through drarintio aotion inatead of Sunday achool. |
[13612]woralising whigh Fogisters with nobody, All Berlin will bo tremendously.
[13613]-and bedl th fully~--proud ‘of itself én thig day. : : ms
[13614]'..b) Wa ‘strike a blow for frosdon everywhere,
[13615]sg) Fe deal an effective blow to resurgent German natlonalion -
[13616]in Western Oornany and in tha Soviet gone, by maving both ita forma seen
[13618]low, ‘provinkbal, stupid,’ ard bush Jearua compared to the Reichstag riging
[13619].  Afke. pheonix out of the asheg.in the cause, of Eurcpoan freedom,
[13621]- of that froo world. ~~
[13623]3) Tho Staze Sota . .
[13624]- ._. Bo attenpp ahould bo mado to pratt! the Refohotag for the
[13625]vet : oeremnay. Ratonstruction will procesd later, are pernica collected fron
[13626]; peoplo. all over tho ‘world. (4 topa limit should: bo placed on oontri tations
[13628]“to provent men. of wealth and power from ’coutributing more than single
[13630]a plain folks cveryshers).) ; , mn
[13631]’ At the unveiling, there Bhould be tenpo
[13633]‘ raryAplaquea or
[13634]. plaster-odst: knitter bas-reliefa of the Great Man: of Freedom cho will
[13635]adomug the building. Perhaps their “‘Remes=—doxo in big bold strokog
[13638]14-0000
[13640]plaque. reprochi
[13642]in the txo Tedding dlphsrett of Burope (tho Latin and Cyrillio)--
[13643]is eroush for the opening oerenonye Tro nanos fae and/or bugts for
[13644]each country will suffice. A great quote froa oach Mould fo with (t.
[13647]le Fencot Voltaire (I dleasr-o with avor; hinys vou easy but will
[13649]defend to the death your risht to saz it~ words to that effect). ~
[13650]. Danton ©
[13652]2. Gorsany! Goctho’
[13653]Haine (There {s a Meine quotatio: watch “ayor Reuter
[13655](ag tho host of the concress) could well use in his openinye renarks.It
[13657]wuld est tha right teno for all that follovs, Srémoxcaccomencxexukosox -
[13659]-Segckincfatinx “sine oaye soenthore that “hon the black-red=nld flag
[13661]of 1348 beoonss the flag of Eurspoan. freedon, he will rledly subscribe
[13663]- to it. -T.meed not bolatoritie point. iéithextummanaxcxs If the Germans
[13665]‘approach, it is tha’ nest devastatine answer to
[13666]o'résurpent néo~fasocist ;roups tho “are. now bidsoct
[13667]itesred of Iperial Cernony.ikoapmgx ‘Heine's words
[13669]fiying the “lac
[13671]- offer tothe Gernane thelr. only chanoo. of return tovcreatness which
[13673]the non«Geraen world can ever respect. (Note thes the’ black-red-;o1d
[13675]. 4g the prosent fhig of Nest German f publiod--witrout, dewevor, tho.
[13677]Freodca-leving European content’ that Leine wanted to give it.
[13679]3. Italy~e- Goribaldd .
[13680]- - Magsing (7)
[13682]4. If we want to. inol ude. the 0.8. despite the fret that this
[13684]“4@ ‘house of European freodes, there are two preat neces that wil e0ll |
[13685]. without cnusing any negative reaction anywhore. -
[13687]a) dofferson (Tho most affectiua answar to the Consr:nist
[13689]: - ‘charge that wo aro reactionaries ars his warda on the revolutionary —
[13691]right to overthrow a bed regia. I see ie reason thy tho diotators of. the
[13693]Krerlin and the YKYD should steal. the revolution from the mon of Loxing
[13695]ton ‘and Concord, Valley Forge end th ‘Declaration of Tydependencs. The
[13697]“fact that a few lent souls in this country ere efraid of JofSarsonm's
[13698]“" grest words, {a also no reason not to use. then. :
[13700]_ »d) Lingo ln. =:
[13702]§. Busaia: Tho Deowmbricts. These are tha non tho returned to.
[13704]o"'Rygite from the Napoleonic wars intued with wostem ideas and atteapted
[13706]‘to challonce the Tyarist autoorasy with a revolutionary democratic
[13707]procrens “They worry hanged in 1925, A femous plaque showing the pro‘ilos
[13708]of tho five leadors has’ been repreducsd vory widoly in the’ Soviet Union
[13710]and ia known’ t> practically every Rua¢cian ‘pohod] chile. In fact, tho
[13712]‘Rusalano know evs*ything about these non, axoapt tho ideas end idoale
[13714]they represented, Yuese have beer, carefully pupprosésed or rondored falco
[13715]‘through Soviet Heuspeaks Yor the Relchatag unveiling, I'd have thia
[13716]oed—larze enough to be. seen across tho street in the
[13717]Soviet gactor. It ‘ehould feo the Seviet side of the strest sad have. tho
[13719]-word "BBCEMBRISTS” in the Ruasion laagua-o as wo}l ag-Enrlich, Goman,
[13722]14-0000
[13724]_ & . 4
[13726], _ Be Fuoma Ceontinuod)
[13728]Neva PUrserr A pont Rasaten revelutionary and a militant fignter
[13729]tor froodes. Also o woure “of extraordinary beauty and coral intorritye
[13730]Sho was xxowa in the. a8 fartrese prison where ahe spent most of
[13731]her life, as the "Mvlonsa of tha Schluesselburg.”
[13732]When President Garfield waa esethoninatod, Yara Firmer and her
[13733]prison cosredes “addresded an opan letter of syapahby to the American
[13734]: poople in whiob they -condemaad this \not of terrorisu. Tyey said that
[13735]the use of terror. againot: the eleated reprosentative of the ocople wae
[13736]Just as inzoral and wrony co atsolution's vse of terror against the
[13737]R.suian people. They explained that thay were forsod--ngainst their |
[13738]willesto combat deapotian with fordo, but inteddod to dicsetoatinue its |
[13739]: ‘ N80 AD Boon AG o ropresoatative domeratic -orernnment existed in Russios
[13740]° . ‘Vera Firtior lived to be Liberated by tho democratic revolution 6f .
[13741]arch 1917. She ‘deliverod @ gteat speech ina. Petro srad theatre on tha.
[13742]neanin: of freedom, shortly - ‘after the fall of the Taar. BD cause of hor -
[13743]ago and exceptional moral presti; in Russia, the Soviet rovernnent :
[13744]Yet her dle In peace uktkozypkontes Her none otands for all the nodle
[13745]ideale that the Soviet dicstatura seck to eradicate fren the Russisn
[13746]conscience and ‘con noctournoas. Yet her name as such-—robbed of its moral
[13747]_ " ‘eoatent--is knoe to rost Sotiet. Russians. S,viet textbooks never spoak .
[13748]oe deadly: ‘of her--enor do they toll: hor. great story. ‘Here io9 an opportunity | a ee
[13749]coe. to restore hor name to the R dstans -salon-side of the Dioebrista. Fould — a
[13750]: be difficult indeed to find a. better symbol to atand togsther with, such
[13751]’. names es Danton, Jefforson, Garibaldi, Ileine.
[13752]This is not dramatic corn; it io poyoholo:ical warfare with atonio
[13753]powor. By reatorins Vera Simmer to the Russians, from the ateps of the ©
[13754]Howe of Bxnstek - European Preodon'in Berlin, we start the chain reaction,
[13755]' Thether this beodmea an atomile explosion of test-tubde or errr s
[13756]of operative intensity, depends oa how much 1s done om-athor_fronts 4 :
[13757]win. the Russian poople. But clearly hera'. a way of reooning thea skit i
[13758](and the then” includes high officers of "che Soviet arny and of Meials :
[13759]: wéx6nekm’ of tha Soviet covernment os well as the rankeand-file) through
[13760]Va -POSTYIVE -APPHOAGI to widloh they aro’ “geutely ‘miaceptible aftor over r 30.
[13762]_-yeare of. fav t eal and moral starvation.
[13764]4
[13766]D ACCOMPANYING MUSIC mrATRE, $ GRC ;
[13768]: 1. fusio for the " tobreaee should ba of two jonerad oatorortes (a)
[13769]a ayecial -aonaer’® by the Berlin Pailharnonio, if porsible with an oute
[13770]- ‘stending Subwenatkg ognductor.She {deal wuld be Arturo Tosvanini (he '
[13771](+ > -practionlly: opit in. Mussolini's ova). If f8soanini fa not available, :
[13772]‘the next best would be 8afce Koussevitaky or tt Tvor Stravinsky. The |
[13773]reason ix obvious. I) think that of the daraan conduotors, only Bruno
[13774]Aaltor wld bo right for our broader moral cursnees. To use Purtweonrler
[13775]wT poul? Se a rictake. I? wa aay wo'd no lengér be on tho eide of the .
[13776]ancekb. I think the Meatnoven Mypnth with tte clesinz bean on tho Brothsre
[13777]hood of man -(xt& Sohtllor'’s Gde to doy) is fust rirht. Could be preoneded me
[13778]“by the Pranetheus om E-nont Uverteres, bot- of mhich are perfect in political - 7
[13779]contentaunnd are excitin= murké: to. tiropenan ears as well, Thiz concert
[13780]could te civm: ina hall, broadcast and then voptions of the tape recording
[13781]could be used acuin at tha Rot ohatage The eoncert ‘shoule proarde the Reich .
[13783]stag oerecony es
[13784]v) Nore popular chute, tncludin« tho stirring “folk. sonzea and
[13787]14-00000 “,
[13789]. _ 5
[13791]onary musie which neither Comanie: nor Hazan hava polluted
[13793]¢ Marsaillatso, forblen chetctlt 6on78, Eritier sur genve rur
[13794]whose. ustiag vorston Fao sume by reserat{ons cf revolution{ate
[13795]egal words of wte are st} Rongxtucrax disseminated today
[13796]scar Soviet troopn--i've seen an act:al leaflet), Tyeee sonss need . : v
[13797]mt bo in the least prevocstive or an fnctterent to taythin except to
[13798]wat frsecon 13 one and indiedd: ble, Tye80 sonca can
[13800]i er TRAX ico Surone atudtos wall in advance o@ a
[13802]over loudssesker3 at Re! chatae esting, with
[13804]a deep Seeit
[13805]be recorded
[13807]the crowts joirin: This technique was successfully ugediwith the
[13808] Fastevmrix lest of tho abovementioned sons at the Relish tas rally of oo
[13810]- September 9, 1943. It ig very simplo and effeative., Radio listeneras :
[13811]oot the impression that several hundred thousand penple aro ainzing, if
[13812]the souusti¢s are hanclad right.%o sonsa gnould be used to whith oxce tion
[13813]ean be taken on the ground that it is almed arainst any sa-t!ouler existing
[13814]ro;ine. There ig no reason to do oo. Trexoxérsingcrapextrtrexenx The pod
[13816]old stuff arpties by imelicatidn— and it 43 an im lication wiich the adversary “y
[13817]Besedin cannot adiit, Can only snut- ite ears, Roucrézhtonascadcenekexds,
[13819]The rightzmorx use sf suaic at the Reichstag is essential. ta
[13820]. tho Guecess-of tho whoie. It fo a rite! part of the over-all produations Its.
[13821]' deportance for. broadcastin; purposes can Sonrcely be orerentizated, Gives
[13823]... U8 whole show the. litt and the-univargal 111¢ that is needed. . ’
[13825]? eT 5 1. Freedom {8 one an 4 indivisidle. It conesrne all nen averythore.
[13826]EVERYBODY DESERVES 17, THERE ARE 00 CHOSEN PSOFLES, NATICNS OR COTTINBUTS. an :
[13827]THERE TS OVLY KAM oe, i
[13828]an _@. Thies is FOT Eurape defying Russia. On tho. contrary, it fe Kiropo
[13829]reaching out north, southeast and zast to all, its. chiddron, including a.
[13830]the Buscians, and aunmodin= then. in the creat crusade which must go on os Lo . 3
[13832]“| UBtL ell are free. Fezkx If the Sovint rulers want to turn their backs
[13833]on Strope, that', thelr cusinegs. Tha cuktxxn Freedon Congress ard 4 yor
[13834]Reutor of Berlin will aseime that the Russians waat very much to ba & part
[13835]“and parcel of Free Europe. Tis is tho only approaci: wich divides tho.
[13836]Pollfoure not only from the cosmon ‘people, but froa a decisive se: ment
[13837]of the upper party, intellecttal and arny sormand of Russia. & -
[13839]_ sure _
[13840]_ 3. Boxe: Free Eur-pe Neroug $lava Ruscia ts the/road to
[13841]World War III, Lehi Ree Le a) OP ge gt
[13843]' re 4, Free Burope, inclucinr the Ruasdens, versus the Politburo
[13844]-_ and the Cominform, is tha onl; way %o ce the Burnham thesia vork-e-or
[13845]” at least give it a fighting chance. thiexaxoxbicemee It ia at legt worth
[13846]@ good test run from the Reickstag steps is connection with timx thia
[13847]Project. Inwlves no risk, oxcopt th use of a little imaztiation, and:
[13848]ite coat is very alivht indeed. re . :
[13850]72) SECURITY’ ARD“SreMmrsR.
[13852].°,. _ xittstromtrbeer 2s of the tnact will to Tost $2" tho approach |
[13853]leaks’ out xmx tirouch-oses2 con! Fouses cr other ONEnsls. Tere should
[13854]de m pregs oquferences until tho aster? surtaia poo up {a Berlin. In
[13855]no event should the Ruseieng be tipoed off ag 40 the aopranch. Let then
[13857]SPRL Cs RES TP ATTN OPS EE, eT CORT OE AT Oe i ee ETE TI TR ERT EO TAT he mee ee Tree ed teers en oe
[13865]a . : . saomo that the Qonpress. “iutends to soncuct a Europe versus Soy act
[13866]_ : Union Consress. Kescimgostoss Let then year their propayunce accordingly,
[13867]S111 thst trootersta, Ste with viturention ing) st the ureag targeta ee eee
[13868]That will mace this show doubly sivestive. Tierefore, the working : .
[13869]details shs:. 3G Le made iron to as few poaslo as possible.
[13870]Yhe Natiossl conmittea vor Free Ourope should assist in all
[13871]teciiulces preparations, furnish tac necessary Len suaye announcers for .
[13872]Droadtasts or the procucdincs {a Che agpiooriate len unves. Rutcktixskom : "tee,
[13873]But 16 46 ocscntiel that the contents romain secrat itil tne show z000
[13874]“od the aire This fs not only secaur{ ty: inthe ordinary, songes itis also
[13875]‘A matter ot ‘Seaivering the blow with maciaun oflect. : a
[13876]T.8.
[13877]2.-dcoquete/uards should be posted at all — broadcasting and
[13878]o., tramscitier "facilities in Berlin. I an tinkin: particularly of the transe
[13879]“mitter in the Brits section of berlin, whioi: ia far toa close to the Soviet
[13880]line for ocafort. “hile 1 aR convinced Shat the Kussians wuld mske no
[13881]atienpt to im start a disturtance at the Reiohstay (if we hake norsal
[13882].- seourity preceutions), I think they nay: #ell attoupt - to saboteze soae of
[13883]° the radis “installations. I would not. trust eny except proper Arericen and/
[13884]. oo .. OF British puSlioc. safaty officers and guards te, protect these. . . .
[13885]peemrtgs Ee gt --- -Alternate transnitting and broadcasting units should be held. oe wh ee
[13886]in | peadiness in case of sabotaze against Brizs irstalietions or elseherds
[13887]-. I Reldevo RZAS kas ‘two transnitters, but I dont know whother they are
[13888]both in Brits or not, Debkexobsshicmokexexe ;
[13890]3. The number of persons at the Berlin ond: to bo informed of
[13891]the prajest shoulé Se kept as gimll as possible and saiage tracedttesd
[13892]- at lest possible date congtent eth ean effective production job. Brerye : ,
[13893]“5. shine whieh ean be recorded at the Yew Tork ond shquld-be- taken along o-M ~~~ ee es
[13894]. gbetkume unrreakable platters and put on Gorman tape skim at tho terlin : fo.
[13895]end vhen operation. is ia final phase. Tuis isa sbmle nattor, komen It -
[13896]gumx is'cono romularly. wah WA wwensori -tiasds seat wo Germanys
[13898]oo 4: Yo ano tn 20s Git sos 0: this cparation until Ctxai preparatory
[13899]4 stage. - : : e
[13900]S. All policy considerations must be cleared in such’ fashion as
[13902]to prevent eny. ‘orm of burcauoratio sabctage mixthmx or dudk-paa sing
[13903]at the Serlin end of the operation. .
[13905]. 6 one Anerican, thovouchly fextlier witu the aims, iasge -and mall,
[13907]of thin project, anne Bee close paraonal liaison with “g--or Ernst ,
[13908]Reuter of 3erlin. Tia agrocméat.with tha goneral aims and objectives. -
[13910]. formulated above---end that he is precisely the man to present these aima .
[13911]in terms which all Berliners, decent: Udrnans, and the rest o° the world
[13913]“.. wALL ‘understand and ecstira, i Hco¥ is the case. ie ie the perfect host:
[13914]. and master of cerezoniea. He speaks Cerann, inglibh, ranch, Russians Turkish
[13915]. —-and believes: that Preedon is indivies loo .
[13917]‘Please’ excuse excess wordage. Zitiomamcmnttroa
[13921]14-0000
[13923]ADDSNDUIs APISR THE corms re ORR ON
[13925]: on pp. 1 <3 suora, I f+ -teated the -mera? Vines that would make
[13926]the 2eiahsta: decleation as a = of Furconan Presdon effective. Taig .:
[13927]esremo:y, to -ether <5: the evenva of the emcix Serlia culti
[13928]Gougress of *me 195, xil} 1 5e “Soatmnstas indicated susrn--sver a worlde
[13929]wide noteark. That fe th- st sic spoctaubs whore everythin: yorth sing
[13930]on the cubfect af frecdcr: ¢ ond the cimity of won will be cocprossed inte
[13931]a for 90: days. (racthor event sek erin: Ton deus veel could be a erecial
[13933]* perlcivnnce of Tuochner's play Denson rod at the iebtel watre. If possible
[13934]get sholof? ron Uo2e “a od ne Pobeapierfe role. Re did {t
[13936]for ig Zetnhardt, I trust tatg att alive). Arsunin that the sowie 4. sally
[13938]@ success, that only. aischersng hal? the mission, The of ther half ia to’
[13939]Duile up the “eichstas strustire,., stono b- Bone, in itne with the’ poli
[13940]Gnd nora ienate inc sated above. The Refchtta: ag Douse of European, Preeti
[13942]THE HOUSE OF EOROPEAR FRMENOK (or Pree Europe). :
[13943]a ; se The general spirtt hes _alresdy. deen indicated’ above. The great te nie
[13944]vo . naneg and worda:should be presented in sim-le. drarntio terns, | dosh ned vy ° : :
[13945]en ertigt with the talent and rors! Sibre to-understand wt thig da eli .
[13946]_abott. The aesthetic nrohle: is a rather tricky one. The Reichstag is hardly
[13947]‘thé most ‘beautiful stmucture ir ths wid, yet it would be a ristaké to : .
[13948]oe . ; depert Prom te its basic styla in the course of réenstr-ation,/ To reconcile vee
[13949]noe . these bro proniene--the grontness of simplicity, with the stuffiness at .
[13950]7 Ss the existing stmucttra, fs a prshien for somé coutenporary E, chelanpelo.
[13951]; . or 6 pint~size4 verdion of seme, to solve, It ean bé dono, |
[13952]Te The exterior should uct contain rors then @ cozan or ‘se neneg ,
[13953]‘Of the calibre inddeated . on Dp 4 supray defi ereon, Canton, Voltaire, oat
[13954]. Vera Pliner, (erttnlei}. Dut no stout? never loge Biche bf cme objecting
[13955]- sab thout, wiiai tha rest ic largely -asted sfvertt tho Dusstans, I°"so leave” Ts
[13956]then-out, the shelo tiine.js 2 octrtang and nothing mere, which rl? St
[13957]mmintcnmararneartinber mish crist for the mtt<Anorican, an’h-ves ern -
[13958]propecmaca mill, It is alse cesmiial. that tip Rusd-an sss atid : susts or
[13959]See reliesrc face tie Muasten sice of tha elty +-chere tho RuecLang 8st
[13960]: ter . gr on then with wonder mid adres. onsen (Oo lon to tu unk about tho . .
[13961]; . set meen ing 9. things in al oresont worlds 7 ‘
[13962]7 ‘ a, Tnside the bufldins, there. ould be en iutermatic abt ball af
[13963]ferwe-~in tho sane ayirit solo :ted by peuples tirowshout tho nocld. Here
[13964]wo could sve the iFout socicntints, writers, philosoghers, ote of Furopes. ’
[13965]_ Sid pewings the vost of tho ~wrld, placed in olzple niches. Tite iste
[13966]Lo .o o od avoid the hollow harofc style that the Nazis and vertete perfested. —
[13967]: , . i They a.culd Lo fn exactly the o of: ite spirif, precentine the creat .
[13968]co : 9 they were— Inman beincs wth cif thé ecaimecsag and contradictions : :
[13969]ar the human race, Heioerstiy Ths scilptor@ or soulpteres for this job should : . >
[13970]be ‘soleated ty an international boerd, including Froneh, German, Russiany .
[13971]Italian, ete esperbs whe are fully comicant of the solrit of tho thang
[13973]2. Ssubkoxk- Contrt ty: tons: should come fror pecple ail over the .
[13974]werlg, with the eng! pe 23 mot dollara. The lonzer it takes to : : -
[13975]explete the fobe-witntn Watts o urtsethe hetter- for solitisal : a
[13976]_PUr aed. Enouch if one gement is Mini ished wamx fattly soon, with an
[13977]audiéor ius mx a:dfor exutition hall. The prolonged Sacd-raisin: drive
[13978]will supply R,dio.Free Surose, the vatce of Arertes, §8C and lote of
[13979]other agencies: th a stead; Slew a rocd, positive pepy with the thene
[13982]a, . . 28
[13983]of freedom runains through it all the tlea. Contributions _
[13984]soning fron spurktak OPs individually, end froa speofal funds
[13985]raiging ovents ir OP ce-ps, wculd hare an ovvious dr-matic valuo. _
[13987]S. As the structure Secine to dbeaore Saicle, Lt should Seaturs
[13988]all the tyre activitics that nate Rurosa sad Zure oa ulvilisation
[13989]werth eavince The eunhasis ghould be on thin ¢ of testing velue
[13990]rabher tha: re'r! -oratcrs, Toon Tole and futhe I other sonds,
[13991]the ovet in Puree: fiins—-rnotier chese to Dever Trench, Corman,
[13992]Ttalien, ete. org of the of2 Soviot files, cuueo wi Ghérem” cron
[13993]sireuletioa tecauss the; dout Sit tue line, shold ano ve shows -
[13995]“Tho Lest drepoat cess) fn cmsricas pictures could algo vo sicw. By
[13996]testis meant tha® Giles lursicang wovlé sespuct Sor ita ar Liste
[13997]" or spiritual sontont, sot tagso wien suka tho vost nonuy-- ‘hey can Lo
[13998]_9@ Been Olsoshere in Sorlia. — . So ’
[14000]Exaibitions of painting, leatures an current tronds in
[14001]litere:ure, lootures fz po-itical gaiacce, uistory anc oontexporery
[14002]. politiog, ty outetandins ariisis, sonclars, oto., should be mex
[14004]“part of the fanturs of the # uso of Surcpeah Freeda, insofar ag... ne
[14006]Possible, Stememnkeek The viflding shoul: ‘Toute allitrary, “and even
[14007]_ Af it dant very larze, 1% should includy the Great Books in tae
[14008]’ Leading Ianguacas, as wail Qs current periacicala, ate to keep tke
[14009]intellecttals of Seriin—and an! other cst!sree-on their tocs. Thera
[14010]is no such library in Perlin today. 00. - .
[14011]; 8yeposia, Towm-Hall~Nocting 92 the tir, oto aveits aicanir
[14012]could also be ‘held here from tixe to tims, Phe iaportant thing ia
[14013]te keen the xkokg Sullding, {ta reconacr:ctisn, and the eveats it
[14014]presenta, as close to the spirit of the orenin:s ceremonies as
[14015]possihle. os
[14017]As All of the ntove fs fer aizplor thar it eoutds. Europeans
[14018]love to bo given such projects, And I rather suspect, that Anericana
[14019]would take to 14 toc, if the brcedaast agoxct af the Son goss,
[14020]proceedings a8 p:-uperly presents the issue t thea. te
[14022]Bebe
[14025]14.0000
[14027]sudan rr en. 6 : “
[14031]Office Memorandum + ovate STATES GOVERNMENT oes
[14033]TO: Mey Baker : DATE: 2 arch 1950
[14034]- From; mi we a .
[14036]_ suByECT: | ciéaresco status = Melvin J, Lasky oe BS
[14038]1, Zegariing Provisional Clearance = Mr, Garland has inforzed ne that
[14039]the CLA indices check hag revealed derogatory. irformation (in Part the deroga~
[14040]. tory information Concerns tha fact that OSS wou! ‘
[14042]dect), Mo, Garland stated Frevistonal Clearance vould be considered only if
[14043]there 1g 2 written statement concerning status of employment, that Yes: exactly
[14044]how mbject uli ve utilized, vil} Govt or CLA
[14046]. “ intereet de shown, with whan oo
[14047]“whl he be working and will that person be Under covert . _ :
[14049]= 2. Eegerdire Operatioral Clearance ~ Mr. Garland ‘advised that investigas
[14050]tien of subject cannot be initiated at least for another ronth ag abject ig
[14051]Carrently being investivated by P31 for Voice cf Anerica,: an
[14055]8 Fotrvary 195° _
[14057]SOMGRANDIE FORe SAC
[14059]THEOUGH «=a COP, CSE
[14060]SURECT a Solving. Lasky
[14061]j
[14062]- ’ i
[14063]1.
[14065]rt do requested that a previeional eecurity elearacee be
[14066]initinted for eudsfect Individual whem it io proposed. te eupicy in
[14067]Gersany on a one-tize opornticn involving bis arranging for and
[14068]participation in a putlic desonstration in Berlin. Ko wal not
[14069]hove a.case bo olasoified infornaticn, oe
[14071]2e LASXY i editor of Ese Hom. .8.0, S. sponsore’ Geraane
[14073]langage Intelicetual nsentkly putlisted: in Ferlin, . then additional
[14075]cbackground inferration is avaUlatla, ih will te formanied to your
[14076]Beihee dn order that full -oporatiors) security clearance may to cesured.
[14078]SB
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[14322]Mart Gt 'the enerean bers to incovts adSdoctors completion of: i oTin bsgh whol rach apply & praia ceainl:
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[14439]TOUR ANSWERS TO THIS uF
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[14442]Age ENTITLED "CO VETERAN PAEFEFE ”
[14444]CN iisraiter
[14445]a Be. 35!
[14447]89. Have yeu ere Lan chacharsed ar forced fo remign far re
[14449]STP UAE CUCKET ee oe IND GhY POD. eee fe we eef oe!
[14450]: Sonn oct OF LEASE UCT i" 7 t WEDITED IN THE EXAMINATION. IF APPOINTED, YO RE BEOUIRED
[14451]: U your an-wer Ub “Tet” gre in [em 32 the name and oddrew a5 FURHISH TO THE ASPO: ee ER, PRIOR TO ENTRY On DUTY,
[14452]of ormptoper, hota ont reece ino. OFFICIAL “EVIDEN oP ‘ ; Sonor iy ton
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[14454]TIME oF ¥ F OF DISCHATGE rats SEPARATION ‘
[14456]rAoies an annuity mum the U.S. of DC. Guvernrent
[14457]Yee ereaent ae toe any pension o7 ober compensation
[14459]frationta “Yee” or “No” answer iy placing X ta proper column. TES KO
[14462]vice dur.
[14463]ONLY, did you participate tn a carn.’
[14464]edition acd receiraa campaign badge ot
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[14490]The tniarma con orvaatred to the answers io Question 36 above bas bean rest
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[14524]- PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT
[14526]Answer all questions completely. uestion does not spply write “not a pu e-
[14527]able.” Write “unknowa” only if you o not know the answer and cannot o
[14529]the answer irom perscnal records. - Use the blank pages at the end of this forra-
[14531]. *. for extra details on any question or questions for which you do not have sufa-
[14532]\ "cient room.
[14533]2. Type, print or write care! fully; illegible er incomplete forms will not receive con-'
[14535]sideration. .
[14537]HAVE YOU READ AND DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS? —
[14539]SEC. 1. PERSONAL BACKGROUND Bo
[14541]Yes or. Ko!
[14544]” a oS Ome; _ $2669 _
[14545]A. FULL NAME Mr. __M#ivia Je Lasky ext: :
[14546]itis: Ma, Fit” * Middle Last Home: 804803
[14548]_. ” PRESENT ADDRESS __ 0S Presi Cantons Berlin, # pO rz
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[14552]Stats Country
[14554]B. mrcsraue tone WHAT OTHER NAMES HAVE you USED?
[14556]UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE YOU-EVER USED THESE
[14558]NAMES?
[14562]HOW LONG? __ — If & LEGAL CHANGE, Ive PARTICULAES —
[14564]. shere? 7 By wor Authority .
[14565]C. DATE oF BIRTH 15 Jan 1829, ace or BIRTH How York S.%e . TBA
[14566]‘State 7 " Counay
[14567]. wo D. PRESENT CITIZENSHIP — BY BIRTH? Yoo BY MaRRIAGE? —
[14568]a , on any a
[14569]"ues"? BY NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE # ISSUED _______ BY
[14570]. . . : . Date . . Court,
[14571].
[14573]AT __- : at
[14575]; ou ’ State \ . . Country .
[14577]HAVE YOU HAD.A PREVIOUS NATIONALITY? -_. Bo : aa _!
[14579]. Tro ar No . . - - Country at
[14580]_ : HELD RETWEEN WHAT DATES? -—_T0 ____ ANY OTHER NATIONALITY? « !
[14582]GIVE PA RTIGULARS
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[14586]HAVE-YOU TAKEN STEPS TO CHANGE PRESENT CITIZENSHIP?
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[14590], GIVR PARTICULARS: °
[14593]14-00000
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[14597]E. O SORN OUTSIDE U.S. WHEN DID YOU FIRST ARRIVE IN THOS COUNTRY?
[14599]PORT OF ENTRY?
[14601]ON PASSPORT OF WHAT COUNTRY?
[14603]LAST US. VISA
[14605]Tyre Place ¢f isrue ~ Date of Lisse
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[14621]MARRIED DIVORCED WIDOWED ——____.__
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[14625]wegen; on STATE DATE, PLACE, AND REASON FOR SEPARATION, DIVORCS OR ANNULMENT ____.
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[14627](IF YOU HAVE BEEN MAPRIED MORE THAN ONCE-— INCLUDE ANNUL- ’
[14629]Tf, B WIFE OR HUSBAND MENTS — USE A SEPARATE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFR OR HUSBAND
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[14637]First - Middle Maiden “Last .
[14639]FLACE AND DATE OF MARRIAGE
[14641]us {OR HER) ADDRESS BEFORE MARRIAGE
[14643]Country ©
[14644]“"* LIVING OR DECEASED sare OF orcs CAUSE *
[14645]° ” PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS ;
[14646]St & No. f Oty ; State Country - _ "og
[14647]: DATE OF BIRTH __- PLACE OF BIRTH/._ -
[14648]wo : : . cny . Biate : Country
[14649]"IP BORN OUTSIDE.U. INDICATE DATE PLACE OF ENTRY
[14650]CITIZENSHIP WHEN ‘ACQUIRED? WHERE?
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[14657]3 . aN : ay . State _ Country : we > :
[14658]MILITARY SERVICE FROM ___” {_71o. = “_ BRANCH OF SERVICE , °
[14659]aR s j ; - :
[14660]. So a; ; . oa . oo. ;
[14661]COUNTRY — DETAILS OF OTHER GOV'T. SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN ‘
[14664]ONS OS EID URE ie att . Mey . i ee .
[14666]” SEC.
[14668]” 4: CHILDREN OR DEPENDENTS (Include ‘partial dependents)" - -
[14670]1
[14672]oo fr a No - = —
[14673]“Das oF Bua 4 Jul 4 daly *8) _ prace OF SIRTH dete, Potang
[14675]~ LIVING OR DECEASED Mving
[14677]Fa BORN OUTSIDE va INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY 12 Mareh 1911, YC
[14679]. cinzensmp Swims ACQUIRED? 10 Aug "Gee, 7S Dhote Ce, oA agsste e
[14681]cecupanion PSRasturer pase EMPLOYER a o ——_ oo .
[14682]woe att a
[14684]= EMPLormia oR Own: BUSINESS ADDRESS 279 Woo: Fost seth 1 Ste are
[14685]_ re
[14687]MILITARY SERVICE rroey 118 roees 8 srancit oP: SERVICE — Aray.
[14689]DATE oF DECRASE _ cause
[14690]PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS Bi tee tae %, aie — SE.
[14692]DATE oF F piera 24 Hare *99 PLACE or Birra __ Lede, Poland
[14693]: CITIZENSHIP. 38 WHY AcguRED? Deoste. 18 wakne? ai —— _—
[14696]r BORN ouTsIDE TS. INDICATE DATE AND PLACE OF ENTRY Bc, 1a Sept | 19
[14698]Sr om ti nee en a
[14700]TTR EN Ram meemen  wre aiMT aimee ne gers mee,
[14702]Sort ea mae tna are bone ines,
[14704]aa Tee SOT E MR a rae emnenie te
[14706]OCCUPATION .__ya ____. LAST EMPLOYER ——y————
[14708]EMPLOYER'S OR OWN RUSINFS ADDRESS —__ = an — esate
[14710]"BRANC? H OF SERVICE
[14712]MILITARY SSRVICE FROM -____. TO
[14714]4
[14716]i
[14718]COUNTRY “DETAILS OF OTHER GOVT SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN. . i
[14719]i
[14721]i
[14723]“SEC. 7. BROTHERS AND SISTERS (including half-, step and adopted brothers and sisters) _
[14724]alten AGE a
[14726]CITIZENSHIP ye UIRED? . . :
[14727]. a  AcaU ; - - City Stste Country:
[14729]‘ OCCUPATION
[14731]2)
[14733]14-0000
[14737]SEC. 9. MOTHER-IN-LAW
[14738]FULL NAME —______
[14740]LIVING OR DECEASED
[14742]PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS = —__
[14744]DATE OF BIRTH
[14748]city State Country
[14750]fastran ttre.
[14752]oo, :
[14753]: a
[14755]SEC. 10. RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOFTIO:
[14756]WHO! ARE NOT: ‘CITIZENS. OF. THE “UNITED. ST. :
[14758]AGE
[14760]7 ut NAME
[14762]2. NAME.
[14764]“SEG-11, RELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE IN THE MILITARY OR CIVIL SERVICE OF
[14765]a _THE U.S. OR OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT. wh a
[14766]-
[14768]-.' AGE
[14770]1, NAME.
[14772]a | CITIZENSHIP: DRESS. :
[14773]' . . a . a S , & No Totty "State ‘Gountry
[14774]3: NAME RELATIONSHIP age
[14775]. *. CITIZENSHIP a ane ADDRESS —
[14776]° a Bea Ne, = Sates ountry
[14777]ar or
[14779]CITIZENSHIP —___—- ADDRESS : __
[14780]: . * Bt. &'No, : 7 city - . Staw .
[14782]TYPE AND LOCATION OF SERVICE (F KN
[14783]_Z_ RELATIONSHIP» aa.
[14785]a wae
[14787]_ OTTIZENSHIP
[14789]i
[14790]1
[14792]‘TYPE AND LOCATION OF senvick UF KNOWN) a a
[14793]OS, a - AGE
[14794]a ADDRESS _
[14796]CITIZENSHIP
[14797]~y Beso cay Brace
[14799]TYPE AND LOCATION oF SERVICE uF KNOWN), =
[14801]nea a nineteen em see A " cee
[14802]- a nan aka tetra nici meet
[14806]O EITHER LIVE ABROAD OR.
[14808]se maeipts ettuccantnteec ena tee
[14810]INANE pony eee te aeaetene i Gemue Fae
[14812]Fateh ee Co ae ncbaen recta ay »
[14814]_ RSP etner
[14817]ergs
[14819]H oe oy oe Loe . : Mo a . ~
[14820]. | ; SEC. ‘lz. EDUCATION . a ws
[14821]2. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL : ADDRESS Mi sent
[14822]ae DATES ATTENDED 1926-1622 GRADUATE? —__Fug________.
[14823]: HIGH ScHOoL De “itt Clinton Brom _
[14824]+ ; County -
[14825]DATES ATTENDED ORADUATE? Yes.
[14826]: COLLEGE __ ity . _ ADDRESS: _T4E
[14828]2 DATES ..TTENDED —LES5 sistas pEGREZ eS.
[14830]COLLEGE Yair, of stehivan ADDRESS Ache qiitehe
[14832]po So, SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD NuMBER #88 ___ appREss EYC (Bronx)
[14834]a IF DEFERRED OIVE REASON ee a -
[14835]SEC. 14. CHRONOLOGICAL. HISTORY. OF EMPLOYMENT FOR PAST 15 YFARS. ACCOUNT
[14836]FOR ALL PERIODS. INCLUDE ‘CASUAL.EMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE ALSO PERIODS
[14838]a ’ OF UNEMPLOYMENT. “GIVE ADDRESSES AND STATE WHAT YOU DID DURING
[14839]Te PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT... LIST: LAST POSITION FIRST. - :
[14840]. Frrom_1943_ TO yo__Present > ;
[14842]EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY
[14843]“ADDRESS. —Cesupetion Fores, Gaimeny
[14844]Country
[14846]_ KIND OF BySIvESS , Soverntont 18D NAME OF SUPERVISOR Cole Texter
[14847]1
[14849]TITLE oF jop_{¢itor & Publisher & Publisher BALARY tenn. PER Annum
[14851]and publish ga Cerrens
[14852](Der Fonat), Forlin a .
[14853]‘REASONS FOR LEAVING —————________ ——,
[14855]YOUR DuTiEs Editing
[14857]- prom 1946... to 29
[14859]EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY ©
[14862]ed
[14864]or eadtaaanaieiairenaa onatedt cere ee
[14866]ne emma ea easy antzzsains: Sees a arene
[14868]. t ” ,
[14870]se aenyeite on
[14874]EE
[14877]bo psss__%He 28th St. Mow, York Cty
[14878]t | Ape : Sta a ; ay Rtate _cruniry
[14879]Hevs Boe
[14880]| Kewporovenresc S7ePOPOF anes or supsrviron S:Me bevitse
[14881]. a : oo . : v
[14882]TITLE OF JOB Purepess Batter pean Rattor sirarys 000 rm 42
[14883]Your purms (or reapondent ‘tn Eurepe =
[14885]Offer. to padtieh “Der Monat" in ‘Rerlin
[14887]REASONS FOR-LEAVINO
[14889]TO
[14891]FROM - -
[14892]0S Arey.
[14894]_ SMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY
[14896]ADDRESS
[14898]: “arTLe oF JOB
[14900]~ your DUTTE ie - duty Prando, and 2
[14902]‘DB
[14903]_ REASONS FOR ‘LEAVING - Hoa Leobarge
[14905]How Leador Puvltantag Assoelation =
[14907]. EMPLOYING FIRN OR AGENCY - ; :
[14908]7B. 16th 80, Hew York City. a oo po
[14910]“ADDRESS
[14912]. Sta Ne , cay , Bato
[14913]a IND oF BySiNiss MOPMPOF eee? ___ sass oF surerviaor®*
[14914]., ° Asoe. . eo ;
[14916]_ TITLE OF 3B sou, Baltor = SALARY ae ren 42 :
[14917]Writing. for ent ‘editing "De, Newloador weekly newspaper
[14918]aE Renee aT Sana nth AO
[14920]US arny
[14922]Ma teviee
[14924] YouR DUTISS
[14926]: REASONS FOR LEAVING . :
[14927]FROM TO : . te Le
[14929]|
[14930]| Shag ba WS Dept. of Interior = er:
[14931]|
[14933]i
[14935]vo EXPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY
[14936]ces  Battonel Park Servica;. Bedloga Tetend,_ Bea York; .
[14937]: ADDRESS - a
[14938]re * Rotional Honumeat ".. 0. » Pale
[14939]_ KIND OF BUSTIER etertem NAMIE OF SUPERVISOR —__
[14940]rer _ per
[14942]; 9) TITLE OF Job: _ SALARY §._< my
[14943]ofp oe an ae ‘Historical rossarch. and Aecturing a
[14944]; ; YOUR DUTIES. _ :
[14945]. REASONS FOR LEAVING we ‘ne nan
[14946], a
[14947]te °
[14949]14-0000 Tee
[14951]SEC. 15. Have YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED or’ ASKED. TO RESIGN -FROM ANY POSITION
[14953]. oy AVE YOU LEFT A POSITION UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH YOU DESIRE TO
[14954]; . EXPLAIN? GIVE DETAILS: :
[14956]SEC. 16. GIVE. FIVE CHARACTER REFERENCES — IN THE. vs. — WHO KNOW YOU: INTI-..-
[14957]MATELY — (GIVE RESIDENCE IND BUSINESS "ADDRESSES WHERE POSSIB LE.) 4
[14959]Bureet'end Number ary - 4 7
[14960]Merhinctoa tawce Gols. _fox lrk ty a
[14961]7
[14965]te ae Re fest WBenitreate HG
[14967]z
[14969]Res. ADD.
[14971]4. Chapin Ae Poaroe BUS. ADD. buelL Steen fear TaJshect 7
[14972]ia = : Res. ADD. Hdison Ave,, FYC
[14974]- Bus apo TB, X6th Sts for Zork Okey
[14975]ee > ~ RE. ADD. :
[14977]Dy
[14979]a SEC, 11. NAMES OF FIVE PERSONS WHO KNOW YOU SOCIALLY IN THE UNITED TES —
[14981]NOT REFERENCES, SUPERVISORS OR EMPLOYERS — (Give residence and business ad.’ 7
[14982]dresses where possible. , ,
[14984]£3 ala af be |
[14985]> ial ob. : i fp.
[14986]Aa ee ana Ree
[14988]Hee
[14990]if B
[14992]Gtrect and timber State.
[14994]“1 boned 2ettitag ‘bus, app, Galinbie Uatye MYC
[14996]u - SREB. ADD.
[14998]a. Richard Hofstadter. --_- ava. ADD: Soiuadia, Unive ‘aro. ~
[15000]of ele "RES, ADD.
[15001]; Mg wax Eastoon . > = : Rua, ADD. Readers Digoot, Ploasantyttie, yo
[15002]mene in cote nee ne bee eee wey Dee pe L - 2. _ RES, ADD. —— : po
[15003]Ble a Edgar B. Yoo: ney, d “Bua. app, Bates Manuf, 0 Work te wire
[15004]oo RES. 4. anD, . se ts
[15005]pg “BM, Levitas BUS. ADD. . LE. 16ph 8%. HYG. .
[15006]by ; a ; eo RES, ADD. .
[15007]- | — ww .
[15008]i , , : .
[15009]i:
[15011].
[15017]SEC. 18: ave THREE ‘NEIGHBORS. ‘AT YOUR LAST: NORMAL RESIDENCE in THE US. — (aire :
[15018]residence and- business addresses where: ‘possible.)
[15020]soe . Lhe Gueet ana Number _ oy "grate
[15021]Ae Soa Hota Re Box ADD. ee
[15022], - “Bes ADD, —
[15023]2 pes app, |
[15024]: RES. ADD, —______-__. st —_—.
[15026]; EIS ADD. ey
[15027]SEC. 19. "FINANCIAL BACKGROUND. . . ot
[15028]i 4 + 4 .
[15029]j A. ARE YCU-RNTIRELY DEPENDENT 0% .YOCR SALARY? tea ___. . IF NOT, STATE SOURCES
[15030]| _. OF OTHER INCOME —__ - -
[15031]i DB. NAMES AND ADDRESSES, or BASES StTH WHICH YOU HAVE: “ACCOUNTS
[15032]C. . HAVE YOU: VERB “BEEN IN, OR FETITIONED. For, BANKRUPTCY?
[15033]_GIVE PARTICULARS, INCLUDINS COCRT: t
[15034]. ee os - * ~ . : . wo. a *
[15035]_D ve tines Genre mermansces — EN Tae Va ; : ee ,
[15036]on RAME Sen Lasky ADDRESS 719. Avenua’ YX. ve eee et >
[15037]a a wane Sef. Levites _ appress 7 Be Sth Bt. wer
[15038]x : —_ ot Bt aN we” BARE
[15039]ee 3. NAME Ea Ba Monty Stu ADDRESS _80 Work St. NY -
[15040]i ; : : Bt. & No. | Clty gay
[15041]i" SEC. 20, RESIDENCES FOR THE PAST 35 YZ4R3- poo
[15042]yo rrom 2966 To Present w Seotor,’ Borlin, ‘Gormay 0 4:
[15044]= a prow 29488 70.1988 __ 3 bry __ .
[15045]: e mo j ee ry ; : = ma ror “aate county
[15046]ees rr From 1941___. 7 1948 1485 Soensend Ava. NYC CO -
[15047]. a ay . oe = ~ nn, - City ; , State ; : . i _Ogaaury 7
[15048]., | Fong 2080 go 842278 East 17lee~ Sty BVO mn
[15049]ae 84 a. - “city Sais ” Country
[15050]fo Fro 2929 To 1940 Haéhigen Thiy. Campra, Ann Arbor USA ey
[15051]5 / ae. cr State "+ Qoanery
[15052]| af ‘-. From 2932 To 295% 1465 Tulton Avenue ayo - _ o,
[15053]“ . — Aaa ° Guy State Country
[15054]FROM TOL ee
[15055]i : —s — as oe y “Pony bet State . Gounmy
[15056]. | FROM —___ TO —___— Dene ee
[15057]~ SEC. 21. ‘RESIDENCE OR, TRAVEL OUTSIDE oF THE UNITED STATES : st :
[15058]| * . Aa. prom 1946 To 1946 —Sarepean Comma Command, USArny’
[15059]“Counuy ° Pups
[15060]: . FROM 1246 _ 70.3848 _ Serope, Woat: Journalian
[15061]ne ne - 5 ‘eg oe
[15062]- “prom 1922 ro 1823 | Brvopo "ER TLa accompentod parents
[15063]os ; : Se, Gea @ Section ~ Countron tour.  Purae
[15066]14-0000 ero.
[15068]Ww
[15070]FROM ro
[15071]_ ONY oF Secon Ovuaury : “Purpose
[15075]FROM _____.. TO . _
[15076]Cty ar Section Quy Pups
[15078]Chy or Secticn Country Purpose
[15080]_ FROM
[15082]a EO
[15084]B. LAST US. PASSPORT — NUMBER, DATé, AND PLACE OF ISSUE: gal74 Pi Franco
[15085]16 July 1946, Tesusd- at os Pabassy, Parts : _ ay
[15087]HOW MANY OTHER Us. PASSPORTS HAVE YOU HAD? MA - GIVE APPROXIMATE
[15089]to, " DATFS: — 2
[15091]_.. PASSPORTS OF OTHER NATIONE? <<
[15092]. . . 7 * . ‘ To
[15093]er eg SEG, 22, ‘CLUBS;-SOCIETIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. -> 5 - |. * ” a
[15094]Pre LIST NAMES AND ADDRESSES OP “ALL CLUBS, SOCIETIES, PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES,
[15095]EMPLOYEE GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS OF ANY: KIND: (INCLUDE, MEMBERSHIP IN, OR SUP="
[15096]_ _ PORT OF, ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING HEADQUARTERS OR BRANCH IN A FOREIGN COUN- a
[15097]JTRY) TO WHICH YOU BELONG OR HAVE BELONGED: = oe _
[15101]ti , :
[15102]45 2 . : ;
[15103]j : . Name and Chapter. cur ° Bente _  couaey
[15104]tS DATES OF ‘MEMBERSHIP: Neen nee en
[15105]3. a '
[15106]Name and Chapter ' Se Mo. - city Braw ‘County
[15107]_DATES OP MEMBERSHIP: — =
[15108]noe i Rare and Chapter * Ba Ko oy Btawe . _ Country .
[15109]. DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ——————______—___ 3
[15110]as 5. SS $e eererorrr
[15111]Name and Chapter Sua Bo . cty State cCounyy ‘
[15112]DATES. OF MEMBERSHIP: ty
[15113]Kame acd Chapuer St & Mo aty . _ Bate Counuy
[15114]DATES, OF “MEMBERSHIP: a
[15115]- , : Fame and Caper Lo Bt & Ko. bores City: * _Brate . . County .
[15116]re “DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: res ee Jy
[15117]. e j
[15118]. aa
[15119]Be a
[15121]QPEL Te rs arrestee eines neceeeweyertees “ewe el —s—s—s—E$
[15123]3
[15125]SEC. 23. GEXERAL QUALIF:CATIONS Y mt
[15127]A. POREIGN LANGUAGES (STATE DEGREE OR PROFICIENCY AS “SLIGHT” “FAIR OR |
[15128]TLUENT) _ ; . a _
[15129]LANGUAGE —Zessnn____. SPEAK _Fluent____. READ Finest WRITE _Faiz—— :
[15131]_Feir neap fair warre —fair—— 4
[15133]LANGUAGE reach ___ SPEAR
[15135]» READ
[15137]WRITE
[15139]LANGUAGE — SPEAK
[15141]nso act, spon so womans Wncx merEnerT 00; INDICATE DEGREE OF PROFI- i
[15143].  Sennis (cotoee Vereity} :
[15145]FAVE YOU ANY QUALEFIGATIONS, ASA RESULT OF Rane OR EXPERIENCE, ‘WHICH
[15146]MIGET FIT YOU FOR. A PARTICULAR. POSITION?
[15148]' Editor - Journalism
[15150]University - Lecturer :
[15152]_D LEST BELOW TEE NAMES OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES oR OFFICES 10
[15153]: . WHICH YOU HAVE APPLIED FOR EMPLOYMENT SINCE 1935: 7
[15155]pt ef, inte: rior ‘Ciat 2 Pers Servicey “YOHO
[15157]BR IF. TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, ANY.OF THE
[15159]‘HE ABOVE HAS | conDucTED aN INVESTIGATION OF
[15160]. YOU, INDICATE BELCW. ‘THE NAME OP THAT AGENCY AND THE APPROXIMATE pate Or.
[15162]“THE INVESTIGATION: a ; aL dee ce
[15165]1
[15167]SEC. 24. MISCELLANEOUS : ”
[15168]ot A. DO YOU’ADVOCATE OR HAVE YOU EVER ADVOCATED: ‘OR ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU
[15169]. a oe EVER BEEN A MEMEER OR, OR HAVE YOU SUPPORTSD ANY POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANI-
[15170]ZATION WHICK ADVGCALES THE OVERTHROW OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOV-
[15171]ERNMEXT IN THE UNITED STATES? , .
[15173]Ko
[15175]- _ IF "YES", EXPLAIN; —W—— —_———
[15177]B. DO YOU-USE, OR HAVE YOU USED, INTOXICANTS? _____Ne____ IF 80, TO WHAT
[15178]. MH , C HAVE ‘YOU EVER BEEN “ARRESTED, INDICTED OR .CONVIGTED. FOR. ANY VIOLATION OF
[15179]z. ‘LAW OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION? IF SO, STATE. NAME OF COURT,
[15180]yoo: ITY, STATE, COUNTRY, NATURE OF OFFENSE AND DISPOSITION OF CASE: -
[15181]D. HAVE YOU.EVER BEEN COURT-MARTIALED WHILE A MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES?
[15183]|.” [PF ANSWER! i8°“Y2S," "GIVE DETAILS BELOW: . a
[15185]! -: Cot ee “oo . yg 4
[15189]---., SEC. 25. PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: -
[15191]RELATIONSHIP _Fether
[15193]NAME. _ Samuel Lasky _ oe
[15194]v= New York City New York =:
[15196]719 “Avanve Y,
[15198]Bt. & No. cuy . Erery . Country ~~
[15199]. ‘ a - ‘
[15200]———eE7~ ne
[15201]SEC. 26.. YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HERE-
[15202]. _ IN WILL BE INVESTIGATED. — : ’ .
[15204]. wo '. ARE THERE ANY UNZAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH
[15205]‘ ° _ MAY BE ‘DISCOVERED IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YOU WERE DIRECTLY
[15206]- > INVOLVED.OR NOT, WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION? IP SO, DESCRIBE, IF NOT, AN-
[15208]5WER “NO.” Tt ee —— be
[15210]i
[15212]ADDRESS ULF
[15214]oo. ‘ . ‘ . .
[15216]we
[15218]2 batten tpi meson ute teem te eg f
[15220]i . .
[15221]ener UMhd LION LB UD A AAR es shale mien wmameT mere A # me
[15226]SEC. 37. I CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE
[15227]BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND PELIEF, AND I AGREE THAT ANY MISSTATEMENT
[15229]OR OMISSION AS TO A.MATERIAL FACT WILL CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR IM-
[15230]MEDIATE DISMISSAL OR REJECTION OF MY ‘APPLICATION. .
[15232]_ SIGNED AT __Borlin, Germany pars _$8 Jaa 1980
[15234]City and State
[15237]USE THE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR'SXTRA DETAILS. NUMBE ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER
[15238]OF THE QUESTION TO WHICH THEY RELATE. SIGN YOUR NAME AT THE END OF THD ADE -
[15240]Mane RIAL, IF ADDITIONAL SPACE IS REQUIRED-USE EXTRA PAGES THE SAME SIZE AS.
[15241]THESE AND SIGN EACH SUCH'PAGR =u Ses :
[15243]Hote 1. (Gea.22) see ts 2 oe
[15245]I may have boon a moxber of .
[15246]_ fs) Awerican Neusnapor Guild’ -
[15247]b) Amsrican Histories] Asaoc,
[15248]but Ido noo definitely racall whether. -
[15249]Bastership had been corpletad.: °
[15251]Bote-2 {Seo 18) . .
[15253]_., Tnagmoh.aa Ihave not beon “resident at hems” in sever, (7)
[15254]_-) years I am unnble to give names of peighbora. - i
[15258]omnes ea tas ere vipanencatedely
[15260]14-0000
[15262]TRANSMITTAL SLIP
[15264]_Oate
[15266]REMARKS!
[15268]How te Brer Leezy gett REMARKS:
[15269]. Rerewith orstect with cornents:
[15270]Felieve we should Sivise cosmo thet
[15271]inevessed treflte excectesie Jn Gerzes
[15272]in Key (50 zay exrect sene thing).
[15274]get
[15276]Mr, Baer
[15277]ue, Garland's office adviséa -
[15279]Provistona! Clearance will coze thru
[15280]23 or 2h Pebrenrzy, Tne
[15282]Think this venevally excellent
[15283]Jo> #0 far and we esa Froceed to
[15286]Jed.
[15288]- FORMU
[15289]Do, AZ. 36-9 .
[15290]ww SEP sab a coe enim en Ese
[15292]74
[15294]Re RS ae
[15296]EXTENSION
[15298]5H5 Tote 36-8
[15301]14-0000 - . .
[15303]of
[15304]Q
[15305]ky
[15307]Pose “ORS: PRQUICK
[15308]ra eo, \ Plaage srint tp the alimleat form of -
[15309]. Poa - ight’ Loard maganhanas (serhope five
[15310]faches dsap), 1p Kest Garcanh-colora
[15312]a
[15315]. . DEVTGCHLAND, FREI U. UXABHAZIGIO
[15316]For distribution to streat crowds. :
[15318]Wot urr a
[15321]Pe 7 . oa
[15323]1 Segal: 2950
[15325]BP KOU FOL: Gab ae
[15326]. Avw: sr. Garland
[15328]boo he . URIEST sau Sumhea
[15330]BPE 2 Srogect FOI
[15332]2. De. nroject” 13 a projooat to hots an Intellectual end caltural.
[15333]Cungret3 in terlin, Gerusny, to he sponsored ky. lecding Cerran. intellectuals,
[15334]Autably Ox, iolalob-of-tho trae ntwerstez. of tarline. -The-objost Ls to. - es
[15335]Sytdsoish 4 buse uf sreaier o-poiliicsl, cultund and vockal thoaght, a
[15336]oalablistedt where. ih sy serve ase Spork: ours for sropagands 4s, anfitreticn
[15337]into the tron Vurteia coubiles includ cost Goomny. ab the go’ tina,
[15338]afd poriays of uven srocter Lopertuace, tho Coagt «93 lll be hold clther -
[15339]Gssodhstely precoling oz tmodlstely followhip tne tocamist Louth folly
[15340]to bu held in ferlin the lost these days of day < survin: to orrsst conaideraply
[15342]tho influence of the Cacwntat muy ed naa hasks sor counter.  propagsra 4
[15343]and sounter achlaite . , *
[15345]Re The Serlin ory Llold office ha: urged the sending of two propagemia. i
[15346]experts to the Mall se apociel consultants. Savas curnhen fits the rejairue — /
[15347]a Fart, Xo. andor curtrnet, eni-w hyve prosesed in a eadlegran to send. him |,
[15348]wpe a 0, terbtis the gontn of A4vedl for a porded of frau 50 to WM days. Ahils dn the
[15349]yo 7 fhald tie sill serve ‘ln opprozimately tho sane capscity and perfend tle sane 7
[15350]. : : functions a3 shen ou duty dn fashiceion. ‘The secdnd propagemin expert ig a |!
[15353]i
[15354]fo.
[15355]= ‘ enews tad .
[15356]eva e . . . fy
[15357]if
[15358]se i?
[15359]f.
[15361]i
[15362]i
[15363].
[15364]. ~~
[15365], d
[15367]Hy
[15368]3
[15369]: ]
[15370]4
[15371]4
[15372]a
[15375]14.0000
[15377]Tis lettor au serve a6 ap official invitation and credential
[15378]asa delegate to the Congress for Cultora2 Freedom, The passport and
[15379]visa suthorities kecw about the Congress ‘and weil extend all facilities
[15380]to delegaten, Thon you have socured your Passport, you can obtsin your
[15381]Berlin visa frox, ‘the Allied High’ Comnand Pemit Office, h2 Broadway, New.
[15383]. York tty. The feerioan Eaprode Company y thrcagh its fored ga travel.
[15385]: _ me shall be heppy to son
[15387]section, mill arrange for airtr vel bookings, We. wil inforn you wha, i
[15388]- your ticket ts available ‘and ‘ald further details, of transportation, °
[15390]os : ee are enclosing a copy. of our firet New York release. It con-
[15392]tains a ‘copy of the propesed prograit of the- Congresa and the names of |
[15394]many of our r international delegates and supporters, ‘The details of the
[15396]program are now being worked tout in Berlin, As soon a5 we receive ‘mens
[15398]where ‘they ill be on publi display. le. ould apprectate your sending
[15400]‘asa negative of your photegraph for se Yu connection with this dleplay.
[15401]: if there 1s -any other information you require, or any way we can
[15402]be. of help: to yeu, please fae free to. call upon ua at our New York office.
[15404]‘ Sincerely yours, =.
[15407]» Copies of your | “books are baing ordered and wen be sent to Berlin
[15409]4
[15410]4
[15411]1
[15412]4
[15416]14-0000 . * . an : .
[15418]See eee 2 20 Februazy 1950
[15420] WAOEANDUH FOR Chief, I& S = Attention: i, Ceorge Loker
[15421]THOUGH - COP and Sec/ORG “ae,
[15422]SET a Franklyn A; “sohnoen
[15424]. . Subjeet is baling sent to Goraany’ for a period of 90 dsye
[15426]wt, vaginaing On or about LO darch1950, totuke part in the <etivation of
[15428]pproved FReLII project. lie 1a an OPC intelligence officer asaicned te .
[15430]YBa (WC, but 1s being detilled to PB-TL1/UPC, for Uds particular F assiement.
[15431]The project aia be a propagaricc. misace operation, . .
[15433]2. Por trevel to and. fran vernay aid duriag his. wo journ there, :
[15435]“ure Johnson will use Departasiut of ari. covary his osders wiil show hin to
[15437]| PRetparts oil Tope to Lp tale of Operate of trod megs eet
[15439]cen - ‘Passport. Ho will report to the Clief of. Operationea of tLe OPC Gemaan dission
[15441]/ who has offices: in Keldolberg, the cover dealymition of this unit: to Documenta
[15442]Disposal Unit, Departisent of arsy. ltrs Johnson's: activities in connection with
[15443]his TuY asolgraont in Cormany will take hin sleo to Frankfurt an! Surlia, shere
[15444]ho mul use tho Bade cover, ; .
[15446]Be. ure Jolinson has, bea - briefed on the cover used by the statLon
[15447] ahich he wi tepurt and on the suasures. to ba tuken to coreeal bis :
[15448]‘Connection with: lA during ‘his ‘sogourn in Sornany. :
[15450]a _ : : | “Yon i, Baker
[15451]Ciiief, FOeiLZ © ~
[15453]ge OPC File
[15455]OPC Chrone | mo ae
[15456]Ta ot). FBeI Chrone Se va
[15457]oe renes) Se34 subject YD. geek me
[15459]Ean Ee ee RE nee anette ements
[15460]ree Oe Fees 189 Os eT eee
[15463]14-0000
[15465]& . - . * :
[15466]hay . !
[15468]: . 2 . . . . ; \
[15469]‘ . . .
[15471]RIGLIN, Fateteia be ; FBolZ +. s GeBig 88100. pfx
[15472]en :
[15474]1 Be Sogo Eatdedbary end Dering Gereinys For 60 days £0Ts ent fob
[15475]60 Rashingtane with no ieave “enrodtes
[15477]1
[15479]: Requested ‘mt ‘40 ‘panetdesed eseontiale BSubdjest will repert to chiae, JERDICE Piola ce ;
[15480]station eo elorical. assistant in causetion with approved operations woquiring — ; eat
[15481]. | dunsdiabo antivations Pre joot OebeedICT (a ‘Bovenbor 1s49) Oe me
[15483]~ Na been asotgned Ww Fell Go FbelII for thte specie) tonporary autys
[15489]oe 2
[15491]Mstemallodio 5 | Sobead LIC
[15492]“eaval cAvance of 889000 raquactede
[15494]- 80 February 2980
[15496]gobs Bo Baker, FleliI:
[15498]er) Ree ot A Sree erasers perpen orecrewrerdeeeern ewes cee
[15500]o TRANSMITTAL Succp
[15502]2h February 159
[15503]. OaTe .
[15505]REMARKS; .
[15507]: Eerevith is’ Br, Botting clearence! 2 i
[15508]Clearance da covert secari type
[15509]- which I believe, mtg ‘this ind].
[15511]Vidnal in catesory of stage agent
[15512]ead, there<ere, under Peg Johason! g
[15513]Juriadiction, .
[15515]tROOM NO.
[15519]SS No. 36-8 : i
[15520]sep ae pee tian teenie senna le a? cata,
[15522]seeaameter inte act
[15523]a Ta Lhe SP arses nar:
[15526]114-00000
[15528]“eragann roma 12. 04
[15530]-andua of.14 February. 1949, eatitied "Security and Operational Clearances”,
[15532]_ | to dates
[15534]ce SECRET gs
[15535]«Office Memor anduin® UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[15537]DATB: 20: February1950
[15539]To : AD?C: Attention: Security Officer
[15541]FROM : Chief, Inspectioa and Security start
[15543]SUBJECT: J.G. = 273 a a -
[15546]Reference is sada to your nen rorandua dated 15 February. 1950 concern=
[15548]“dag the subject. Z
[15550]This denorvadaa requested “change in status for ‘thé subject fron an .
[15552]‘In-accordance with the: provisions. set forth in the Director’ 3 menor=
[15553]a covert security clearance. ‘BS ‘requested in the menorandua of 135 pebruary 7
[15554]1950 is granted for the use of the subject. al :
[15555], “This covart elesran 168-2, granted does not always constitute “gomolate
[15556]con2liance with the provisions of AI 10-2. Tserefore, if ycou-should desire
[15557]ata later.date to change the ‘status or use of this individual, please ad-
[15558]visa Inspection and Security sufficiensly in advance so that no delay. is
[15559]caused in tho transition.
[15560]This Office would further r apareciate being advised when the conten-
[15561]plated use as set forth in your menorandua of 15 February 1950 for the sub-
[15562]ject. has ‘been gaagle ted, so | that. the Piles oF fi Ay be kept uo
[15564]seoReT
[15566]: operational clearance to that of a—covert consultaat. for. ‘tho purposas as a
[15567]- outlines: in the menorandua of 16. February 1959. _
[15569]net
[15572]SOP SECRET @
[15574]t . : ; oS 1? Februar ISEO
[15575]“‘owranne Mc: CPB | \ eT
[15576]‘ . . \ :
[15577]: : SUBJSC Ts: ; Meeting wit enneth 3, HAMGLEY and Messrs. Williams, .
[15578]5 . Droller, cizser, and Sith re Berlir. Conference
[15579]a ; 1, Direct act ion is faperat ive in Berlin.
[15580]i me Be, Organize — ereres to beat “the Coanie opposition in: Soy
[15582]street fighting, . at ; nn oe
[15584]7 ; _ ob. ‘Carry the counterattack, into the Soviet Sector.
[15586]. ks, ‘It is not anedirsble to. have. Soviet!'s tire: OM
[15587]German citizens, ; \ Le ° . ‘
[15589]2. Figk ting, acainst ary backeronid of the Peace Conference,
[15590]sith the genzral populat ic i the conference. participants. oo
[15591]. in the streets, would have 't nendous ond desirable effect. -
[15592]i
[15594]“Po be beaten in the streets ‘would ‘be defeat complete.
[15596]ay
[15598]be A Pight is import ant.! 2 A successful fight is
[15599]imperative. It wotlg cause good publicity, instill confidence
[15600]in the Berlin pomulsticn ard insure major victories for our — . - : ao:
[15602]ey If no Connie Stehtldg proup plans to start the
[15603]fight » ersate one and beat it ups :
[15605]“y 3B. OA yead-on challeas? — rioting and perhaps shoot ing -_
[15606]is inherent in the streets as it jet now conceivad,
[15608]“ke HAWeisy thinks. than tre Soviet authorities plan ‘control
[15609]of the streets, - . :
[15611]. a that would mass ef Pact ve of a backround ‘of Azerican tanks? :
[15613]; a { . : , pon Be ir it tsi necessary to prevent defeat — -do it. . . : : oo
[15615]| : ; . . os ‘by It would be far better, hovaver, to hav re ‘force exercised
[15616]: - . po ‘by the Berlin populatice — with no American :ailitary for ce in
[15618]ye? SECRET | bert St HZ sats
[15625]7
[15627]pees
[15629]6 According to’ political reliability, the partictpante?
[15630]nams fal] in the following cateccries:
[15631]a. Black :
[15632]b.. Gray
[15633]: a = Waite
[15635]Fy Elfadnate the blacks. “We can keep the gray -if’the white.
[15636]oe list ts long enough. mo
[15638]8. Jean Peul Sartre fs, a’ ‘type whitch should ve exéludod. He -
[15640]"has fixed political ide t sor If our people. discuss
[15642]" “Soviet -labor ‘camps,’ he. Spani camps, Greek islands, _
[15643]South Africa, etc. He would only ba an obstructicnist. o.
[15645]9e. Eliminate. Plievier.
[15646]‘10, . BUninate ‘Julian: Huxley.
[15647]ne “Tneiude Czapsxt on -the sponsoring comuttee..
[15648]"12. A@legate from South America should be selacted,
[15650]It 1s recommended that Siar dney Hook go to Berlin within
[15651]two weeks to organize the wnole affair. .
[15653]: Da? SON sextH
[15654]Pa IT: BS/om
[15655]8S a Neds avasn” | So
[15656]a #2 CDroller Girona’ Te
[15658]#3 DGxith-HABLEY File ~ oO
[15659]‘fi, DSaith Chrono
[15661]#6 OPC: Registry Chrono
[15662]#7) OPC Registry File
[15664]iT To ME footy we. haylhs
[15666]14-0000
[15668]PGP
[15670]woe
[15672]_ Suggestions for kr. yeker
[15674]‘Rei. Project Memorandum NOe:.956 ----- crc tas eee:
[15676]a lol would suggest taat tre foliowing person and organizations’
[15677]be invited to attend and Ferticipate in tue kay nesting;
[15679]a Dr. Reinhold \1:BUsER USay Oe.
[15681], presently at the Unioa Theological Sthool, Columbia Univ~
[15682]ersity he is a member of tne Cosmission on tne Cccupied
[15683]Areas and past enarman of the General Committee of orld .
[15685]Db . Student Service Fund...
[15687]b. International Student Service (135)
[15689]an outstanding international cultural exctiange medium of .
[15690]; ‘tae university Gompunity (ie. both professors and Students
[15691]are included) wita headquarters in Geneva. Tois organiza~
[15692]ar ; tion was formed after the first world war and in addition
[15693]i . to its confereace and tour activities it hag been primarily
[15694]responsible for tne reliéf. work done throughout the world
[15695]in the colleges ‘and universities. This organization ig
[15696]tne most presinent existing opponent of tne. International
[15698]e World Asséavly of Youth (way)
[15700]‘ organized-recently (1948) in London tnis-is an international
[15702]activities of tne world Federation of Democratic Youta (wFDY)
[15703]? The WFDY is cosmunist dominated and controlled. The FD) is
[15704]io. @ gember of tne aFDY, re /
[15706]2, iit reference to tne Froject kenorandum dated 3 Yanuary 195¢,
[15707]| 6 &" The facilities of the horld Radio University (ARUL) a non=povern=
[15708]Dos mental Snort-wave radio station in NYC and Boston mignt be used
[15709]a in connection with pre~pubileizing tne ay meeting. USa jarticl-
[15710]j Pants could ce interviened and tne, day-to-day activities of tne
[15712]» meeting presented via tne air maves,
[15714]‘@. eds Tats Siould be encouraged,
[15716]t
[15717]t
[15718]t
[15722]18. d. An anonymous mablication of QULLGiUa nisnt be useful here. This
[15723]: Student magazine at tne University of Berlin (43 opposed to the
[15724]pol Breg University) prior to 4prii 19.3 acted as o 8,Ckesa.an of tre-
[15725], Student opposition to tse coviet, : :
[15727]pose
[15729]FY £ .
[15730]Poe?
[15732]Union of Students (iUS) in which tie FDY holds membership. © 9 = -”
[15735]14.00000
[15737]; i 2
[15738]3 ; %. why are we apprenensive? ls there & “‘pessioisity tnat the west Gor.
[15739]pO youth would follow tne cP line? © : ay
[15740]1 a
[15742]li. Considering (9) in tne ligit of () I wuld think that it would
[15744]: a serve US interests to fly into Berlin students now in tie western.
[15745]: ; : . zones wno nave fled their égormer eastern German nomes. These ‘
[15746]: students, oriented towards the west, oignt best serve cur Propa=" : 7
[15747]"+ ganda: interests. Dialect speaking to dialect, ete. a
[15749]| ; | ° .
[15750]: ' ae XN
[15751]1 :
[15752]i
[15753]_ ele.
[15755]1
[15756]a H a
[15757]fe i i
[15758]a
[15759]a :
[15761]i :
[15762]1 : .
[15763]a ? 1
[15766]i :
[15767]i 2
[15768]: a x i
[15769]i H >
[15770]: t
[15771]: a
[15776]i : .
[15777]2
[15778]* ,
[15780]howe
[15781]i.
[15784]Keio: 10 Feb,
[15786]8 Feb, Diseusgion with Willians referenca shone of fongors and
[15787]mw possaiot lisios, y :
[15789]Talk withfendy rofovence projoct - ho-prodl:cod outlino draft,
[15790]9 Feb, Ket Ir, uilser, preliminary talk referonco personalities -
[15791].involvyed in COngO3S » plan for fusuru mootiags, + .
[15793]. Conference at hone of Jim Burnhan (williams, Droller, ‘Smithy
[15794]. Burnhany - GlasoP..
[15796]ne _.., At thts’ meeting xr, “purniian, in response to. questions,
[15798]i oe . atated bis enthugsiasn for tho idea. . Fe proposed that =~
[15799]a _ $idnsy Hook be sent over to Comuaiy for a few wookes .
[15801], on ‘an exploratory mission = ahd to render what
[15803]expressed his willingness to. go ‘over’ to Ser)
[15804]fob 8% 5 “gonatiime in adVanoe of. the constess (under cover of
[15805]Soe “> can invitation he has rocotved from tho “reo Univervity). |
[15807]: . _ ee 1°) actively. asgsist. ‘tn. phan the agonda and othor |
[15808]cee oe ' . ‘details, °Fé°is making up: a.list of proposed delegates
[15810]“ bene, _ to be Inv ited} ‘thinks £6 tumovtant someone fren S.America |.
[15811]bo included, ko ts particularly opposod to the inelusion -
[15812]of Savte in the list of dolegatoss ig not sure of .
[15813]Plievier buts not opsoyed, Arranromonts mado to
[15814]continuo conforring, probably nox week,
[15816]1a bats 7 Poa nea
[15817]von Ee heey * Cae vencselace, _ eocian’
[15818]ese CLeneen tae. QL, aw en
[15819]on a ae omen atin Fun
[15820]eo ~ ee. “ 7 aw. betemd Te
[15822]; ee iW impress =. ate ta _
[15823]a s ‘ ise Bae 4 ene tetin of!
[15825]fet ws Vee - = a oS Oe
[15827]. t Med [ols $2 rf es re) ees
[15829]aN pay Hho de Asin ake
[15831]bef Fal : . . Ine! ae Tabet cua J mates puke Sela 7
[15832]; : fed (eave t La. Ve ka, , ert :
[15833]yl Pee Bye ert LL the Rielle s
[15834]. vate Al wo, .
[15835]Te Fan Veg tit EC ase E wee A aaa eM heed
[15836]lew, f ‘ eee a Maat om”
[15838]boas
[15840]e
[15842]if aA , i Co (OrRa | on
[15844]tog
[15846]assistance ho may. in connéotion with planning, He = =~ _— oa.
[15848][re Pract wath poe en goeked:
[15850]Le _ Anette :
[15852]at &t
[15854]The whole queation af She bits ocr the -cor-ross
[15856]as Leon yaving hin co ccucar: Held nt any
[15858]other timo thut In incedinte juctapos tion to the
[15860]Cornmuniat Youth Rally, it world be noid at that
[15862]timo Lf 4a inovitably going to bar ed as a
[15864]courger attack and in those tercs 4 vounvess of
[15866]- . culétret 4a not adequate, re wants to broaden the
[15868]baso - perhaps label {t a politics] con-resa, ("y
[15870]: ° om iden, at tho monent, is odposed be a.politienl
[15872].* . Babol;. but I agroa that a Con‘ress for Intellectual
[15873]“ sO ; ; Pread or - which could tsko in peitsics) ‘aspects - mignt
[15874]: : be octser than restricting it to eulture,) ;
[15876]q
[15878]Pie
[15880]s
[15882]pe ence
[15884]Met
[15886]“2e tie susceste. June as a date «= ‘unless we-can twin out thie ~
[15888]Bo ; ffoir: tn-o BIG snd SIGHIPICALT encour Tashion to really _ a
[15889]_— a SO oftsot tho cotmmnist convention, i dontt know hts :
[15890]mee argunionts for June but I.can-imactne thal-they would:
[15891]oe a take tio line -that instead. of. being lost in tho world
[15892]te, * wide-ottention and publicity fer the cormunist.deal,
[15893]. it would come as the*last shot; after tho cormnists-
[15894]had exposed thomselvos as slaves of Voscow, oni might
[15895]make o ringing effect, Also Juna would be the right
[15897]time for: céllone people to got awar fron thoi :
[15898]univoraltt 100, might be very ‘difficult in Hay. ,
[15900]He is ‘enxious to have labar represented ‘and surcested
[15901]a big representation from labor EROUES » Licliaiing
[15903]re Dr
[15905]Dubinsky, Also cortatn leading political figures, ee
[15907]Parnas aL pa Aten’ a
[15908]Creqeet jets ue accent wt: —_ ~ cue.
[15910]be a Cahiu 4. [rcs an wht 27. 7 be cen _
[15911]eto. Pony an tnX PRT) 2 ( thagl ta)”
[15912]ee ok noah ete, Waele, erly ~ ~t ped
[15914]ageentalle
[15916]Bie CTs
[15918]At, cae awe ad, tuk
[15919]rads f. Correct vas ee or This oth
[15920]i: ctvegy eh duly ated Te isan d
[15923]-00000
[15925]“Am, Express, cS vo
[15927]Interview under namo of Martin =, williars, of Eingston, Pas,
[15928]Siw ; with ir, ciinore, hast, Passenger maffic Manager of TRAV « rept,
[15930]a NF NCES «Han ata
[15932]— Soe An, =x. will accept money (check, araft or cash) in one
[15933]. ae _ place - N.Y. office - or in several niaces (Faris, fer instance)
[15934]* provicec one nontral effice knows details and can coordinate ¢ .
[15936]Will then write to all offices dnvolved, authorizing oe.
[15938]: ‘transportation, ECe,, for list of persons (which may be
[15939]added to at last. moment). Ye. specify what credentials -
[15941]. persons. must prosent,. We -alao. specify whether transportation
[15942]is to be by air; ateamsnip, Pail, etc.; first class of other- =. | —- : i
[15943]“Wises whether or not. 'excenses' are to ba allowed -.in this :
[15944]connection they suscest ‘that travelling expenses be- allowed — -- -----.--..
[15946]_ . (for meals,-ete,). ‘not ‘t6 exceed 10% cf transportation, They. ee cree eee
[15948]“ guggeat=fhat we act as soon aa practicable because of rush ---------=—- 2
[15950]. for travel to Europe but lr, Gilmore. says they can be . oe
[15951]“reasonable. cortain. of ‘providing air transportation, Dn ee ee
[15953]They wilt ‘render & corto'Lete accounting of teansportation: and: an eal ;
[15954]expense: money provided, and remit unexpended ‘balances, . : oon
[15958]14-0000
[15960]H ae . ‘ : e
[15962]. } ay ; ae
[15963]— . d : ‘ A : sneer cere) J ow f 1
[15964]a NE _
[15965]. . 6 .
[15967]Skegss,
[15969]. 4 ' - Sarwles of material sd far issued,
[15971]They are working on the matter of satellite repressntation,
[15973]Exarcples: Geicrovich and Chapski from. Foland; Sor utka fron .
[15974]Geechoslovakias i yocolievsky and Yakoflef? Troa Russia, Several ne
[15975]others,
[15977]— ;  .. Eleanor, Roosevelt had accepted, but after ‘appearanca ef HY Tines
[15978]7 . _ “"" “ gtory she was seen by a reporter and was. said to nave stated
[15979]‘ Lr. that. she had changed her mind, Hook! is also douttful because _
[15980]e of his comnitment to T.of cal, However, a persors) letter»
[15981]_is going to these. three, from McCloy, ursently asking them
[15982]to attend, Eelen Douglas! and Robt, Kontgonery ay are both
[15983]: regarded as excellent prospects. oe vee arte ate :
[15985]_..... . Skeges expressed din view ‘of But tles? act tivities ‘and is. er
[15986]oo anxious US: interest and US releases be pleyed down, o Zowever, 2
[15987]"a... he -is-anxious that. there should be great deal of peti siictty: as
[15988]_ time aperoaches, Furthermore, I got immression that he had a .
[15989]~--:- - Inspired Buttles, to same extent at least, to take She acti wee ee eet
[15990], in aprroaching Hook, For instance, Skezes is amicus thet .
[15991]7 > - We consider suggestion that about the 1lst.or 2nd or dune sen -
[15992]vo a advertiserent apvear in NY Times and Wash, Post, sicned by ;
[15993]coos - Jenga. ‘aumver of organizations and persons, catling attention ~ - creo |G
[15994]to congresa, He suggested this covld be organized by Sicney Hook © :
[15995]. vo when gave we idea that. he may have- sugrested some - such activity ©
[15996]So Bo Buttles, which. may have resulted in Buttles! trip.
[15997]Details in perlin are being erofully weried out. Delege ates will
[15998]stop either at the Steinplatz or Amzoo hotel - obvicus reasons for
[15999]having them ali together, They wil. nave official saxis for =
[16000]their use, corridors’ and entrances will be guarded by plain clothes
[16001]Gernan abd US personnel, some of them will de inconspicuously
[16002]guarded personally. . Hooting - place #* Taberna | seaderica - will”
[16003]_.be well guarded, wie . .
[16005]: Matter ‘of, interpreters: being worked. upon; report. Later. 2 ou
[16007]There will ‘be press delagates from all countries, in adsition oo... 2.
[16009]. . radio RIAS will tape the entire vroceadinss and mn fonist :
[16011]a ae cuttings to individual. vadio stasions, fer: instance - ‘ir the ve
[16012]Vienna radio wants the svesch of one of ‘the. sussiién daiosates, ‘
[16013]4t can bes previded, Rias also will be on air with reports . -- Sees
[16014]or procsesdinzs, bus they may need soma vressure ister on, ;
[16016]; Ne will dolvor the £200 to Hook and thins ‘that wilt. be sufficient,
[16017]oO He and.took and summhan will sry to work out methods of -  -- - T
[16018]dofinitely sisning up certain doubiful prospects. =a will :
[16019]roports So Merian Saunders and when ho comes to Passinozon, too
[16020]‘Kollerman,. on rn adv fico, ho wilt play it strais: 2 with both - as
[16021]though he had no contact wlth us, says ho will listen rathor shan ~
[16023]talx, but IT regavd that as impossible, Will assure State that
[16024]S overy shins ia. got 3 wall, 1s complotely tn hands of comitiss
[16026]and that all acgion should sten fron sarlin in order tc have
[16027]central control and full coordinabion, .
[16029]Mag dalisnted at plans for financing traval of delovtatas.
[16032]Uv
[16033]8 Febrasry 1950
[16034]MEVORANDUM
[16036]HEF: °DQUICK. _
[16038]1. All of the naues suggested” so fa¥ are Listed.
[16039]Suggestions are needed for ada tions, _
[16041]So . Frau Luise Sohvoeder- 2 Core aes
[16042]. . ‘Dr. Rleus ‘Mehnert Bei- 17474 rn
[16043]: eda Te} .
[16044]A. Rosst™
[16046]Dorothy. Tnompson_
[16047]Ruth Fiecher’
[16048]Sperber c
[16050]*aver
[16052]Co, *Darenkovio
[16057]“*Babette Gross” nel Sin
[16058]“Ralph Bunche
[16059]' Waiter white
[16061], Lo. Max cent j eh. Urey echy
[16062]te Meet - ens vo
[16064]Ane Tae 816 Has 13) a
[16067]7
[16069]# olen the nvedar in the "To"eoluan.. Each officer should Initlel
[16070]Inte Record and Routing Sheet should be returned to Registers
[16072]Tom may ste 7 SECRET me
[16074]14-0000
[16076]7 February 1950.
[16079]SUNECT: Proposed Berlin Congress for Cviturel Freedon
[16081]REFERENCE: Dispatch Wo. 131-CEGNU. dated 6 Jamury 1950
[16082]Matthew T. Christie memorandum dated 29 December 1950 |
[16084]. “1. A conference to discuss subject project was held 6 Fed 1950
[16085]in the office of Hr. Jobo EB. Baker, Chief FESIII. Present were? :
[16087]_ Mr. Cargel Offte, SADO
[16088]") Mr. Jobm Harrison, Chief Staff 11, PFD
[16089]Mr. James 0. Denby, Staff Il, Area-Branch B._.....-
[16090]Nr.- Joseph Bryan III, Chief PB-I1, PPD Te ,
[16091]Mr. Fred W. Willians, PB~II
[16092]Mr. Geraid Droller, P3-I!
[16093]Mr. Louis Glaser, FB-III
[16094]_ Hr. Baker .
[16095]For the purpose of thie conference, Mrs Harrison acted ag the |
[16096]personal representative of CPP, and Mr. Baxer as the pereonal
[16097]representative of. COP. se
[16098]2. Reference communications concerning subject preject f
[16099]- were read and discussed.....There Was unaninous agreement upon .
[16100]the following points: Te _ eee
[16101]sg, That the project was foasible, worthy and partic-
[16102]“ularly valuable as a partial counter to the Communist German —
[16103]youth rally scheduled for 27 May in Berlin; : a
[16104]yg, mat 16, could not be staged successfilly For less
[16105]than $40,000, but that an allocation of $50,000 should be
[16106]7 _ made to insure fully adequate financial support;
[16107]bo), 1% +e, “Bhat approval of the French and British High Com ce
[16109]missioners for Germany ‘should be obtained to ineure tri-partite
[16110]support of the Congress, and that Srench ard British material
[16111]aid should be forthcoming, at least to the extent of pro-
[16112]viding transportation for delegates fron their. countries. -
[16114]4g, Th was agreed also that an effort should be made to
[16115]arrange the atteodance at the congress of representative refugee
[16116]intellectuals from curtain covntries, but that these abould not
[16119]"Mr.
[16121]Include wonhers of the’ various net oral, corm
[16123]3
[16125]ittoes.
[16127]4. The question of usirg NYLON funds for this project was
[16129]~ pot-aiscassed, tut will be co
[16131]rneidered in due
[16133]ecurge.
[16135]5. Mherefore, it was cacided to dreft a cadle to the German
[16136]the vrgject. gudject, to the stip-
[16138]miesion granting spproval te
[16140]the field to proceed with pre
[16142]work, Imnedistely therearter
[16144]ulation conceraing Freach end British pertic
[16146]Liminary. contac
[16147]» it was agreed
[16149]gentatives. of CED aid PPD would procead with
[16151]project rlan in official form ,
[16152]‘tional annexes to guide isplementation of the project.
[16158]“Mrs Offte, ot
[16159]Mr. garrison <HGf
[16160]7) .
[16162]Mr.
[16164]ur.
[16168]ur.
[16171]cer “OPS Reg (2):
[16172]ys-111 (2) 0”
[16174]. together with
[16176]fpation, and authorising
[16177]ts and organizational :
[16179]. appropriate repre-
[16181]the drafting of a’.
[16182]appropriate opera=
[16184]ST Be, Dreft of proposed cable to the German ‘miesion is attached
[16185]_ heretov tos mc , 7 ; i
[16187]shall
[16188]yore? aicor.
[16189]pe
[16195]: : _ —_ . 2 Pstruary 19°90
[16197]RMA GP caer seas
[16199]Provosed Terlis Conereen fotroiltare’ Tpaston
[16201]Manaten oo. Deo . detad 8 deanery W905
[16202]Lingthaw S. Gleletic maverzadun dnt ed 76 ueeexbs? LSE)
[16204]"Ay Aveoaterence to dleeiss ounject nrojent wna: helt & Yed 1980
[16205]fa tho offiee.of Mrs Joins. eahore Chief Fiedil, Prensn® worst
[16206]rp. Cariel offie, SA%
[16208]#P, dona TapPleaay ente? Staff 1, PPD |
[16209]fire games ct. Sieske, Steff It, are
[16211]vy, dovenh Peyan Lil, Cthef Pelle FHI s- ee fo el
[16212]‘yin. Fred ©. Yillbaes, P31] So foo ee
[16213]vy, Berela wvolicr, PRE f
[16214]. Ur, Sorta finser, FiHLTs | -. Te, _ 7
[16216]tp. Bkor
[16218]prvigar acted aa the
[16219]8p -sg- Bho TET ROARS |
[16221]__ For tte pemwse of thle on.
[16222] arncrek Seprertaent ive o
[16223] propementetiva oF Tio. :
[16225]tt,  HePercaca eornatentions eoscuralsg mahicot srosect
[16227]. vere pont. nad a@iscuacet. There eae tere] egPporiant 370d
[16228]. ee Polieving polates — , - Ca
[16230]a. Yhes the projres veo fonsible, vortiy and ntti
[16231]wisriy velucdla ca a nargigh emutsr to tha Cotrawias fogeea
[16232]youth mily eohetlad for 27 Hay is Zerlint
[16234]Te : De Beet tt cools aot be ster marcsostalty for hess .
[16235]on ; dren dA, (NL, Bet Shab aa elioontloa ef $52,002 otoald bo
[16238]: . "ee Thet smivfornd, of tha Teenoh and irittan Hier. Cortes —
[16239]Coooctot sowtsetaacre for Coresly: staul4 be obbained to inours triepzrtises
[16240]/. ganasre of the Coartaaey aac thet French aod rtttar snterisl
[16242]- Aid atocla bo forsbewnins, st-leagt to the e7hd.8 OF. pFo-
[16246]gL wna erreod elco Bet as effort mhmuls bo msde to
[16247]giraage tho attominana et tha canrresr of renreccatative rome:
[16248]dniclleetucls fren cafteta cocntpiea, wet that: these ahold 52%
[16253]factude. mBechers af tho varions asttonal conn. ttoos.
[16255]$. The quostioa of ustre STLOX funza for thia PPOjess vaa
[16256]aot discussed, tut will be eonslgorsd in die course,
[16258]8 crbretore, it won doclded to dent? a cehle to the Geman
[16259]aleston prodting approve) to tho treject, subject to ths atip-
[16260]ulation concetaiiy: Preach ead Pritigh particiratios, and cathorti slag
[16261]the ficld to sroaced with prellninery oonutrets and ozenalrational
[16262]work. Inuetistely therasfter,-4t ree cereod, aznropriate repre.
[16264]‘ seatativer of OPD and PED world rrocacd vith the drafting of a
[16265]project plaa in offictal foro, tzethar vith enprorriate oper
[16267]tional eanexsa to aide isplescatation of the prejoes.
[16269]8 Drast of proposed ‘eadic to the dausa alecion 1a sttachod 7
[16272]. 4 oy
[16273]. a
[16274]Yoba EK. Bnkep
[16275]Poll, -
[16277]Hy. : Tn teh women ee
[16278]He.
[16279]Fe. VLU Mews ia
[16280]ol an oo.
[16281]Ne. Drolles - a
[16282]Mr. Olde
[16283]TEBfagh
[16284]i 2 ; .
[16285]ee PRL (de SA00 STARF IX STAFF II/AREA BRAICH B
[16286]; PRIMp Po .
[16287]wee wo a > age ae
[16288]oe 2 sy Hehe
[16292]a
[16293]ye
[16295]14-0000
[16297]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET " |
[16299]VASTRUCTIONS: CEPT cee Gestgnar one thouldcbe used Im tha “lo” cotuan, Under each comment @ fine enould be, drawn
[16301]ACrOsnNest and Peer Coumedt mumdered to correspond with the nuader in the “Toteolwen, Each efftcer anould Initlal
[16303](Crock @ark insulficiont! belore further routings Thin Reocora ang Routing Sheet should be returned to Reglatry,
[16305]FROM: ; ; j «RO.
[16307]CPB II ce Bs : rug
[16308]: . 7 Feb. 1.950
[16311]. OFFICER'S a COMMEATS,
[16312]Fryar) ENETIARS . :
[16313]3 III (Wr, Bake .
[16315]7 7 shined -
[16316]Kuck G2 Creek a ates
[16318]Berka
[16320]te Aka. Cost (Dat (2 basts
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[16323]Rinatre Qt Bore hetkss
[16324]Br ak fr Wek, game WW,
[16326]| pes Pauw = = awd! 06 AC.eag maul {Means
[16328]pe See Pee "ape ante
[16330]: ; bent Ween ef nut al «af feghve,
[16331]em may Siete oe SECRET (itee Trot)
[16333]af Cas w eae
[16335]“ aPe 1940
[16338]14-0000
[16340]* OO : Lo . .
[16342]we , SECRE!
[16343]“4
[16344]i ‘
[16345]: oo : ' 7 Febraory 1950 oo te
[16347] BERORASDUN Toa | doP
[16348]WEAe 0... OS TET, cpr.
[16351]a mErTRMCe _ ‘cote aa t te PB 1, 3 January 1950.
[16353]: : Caen “FB IT arreds that oe prosased sengrocs ‘deeerves:
[16355]: a ¥e would Like to word Aerald croller to Sarin, te"
[16356]arvivs a few days oefora the eCoagrees opens end to vonain a
[16357]fee days aftor. it closce, Mp. fraller is 4 nativa of the .
[16358]oity snd 4s specially pal ifced So: Fapresent - FP: ‘dntsrestss
[16360]3. Sur oubstantive pecomeantkt tlens eve elroady boan
[16361]expreseed to Nr. Baker, - |
[16363]“og. Be¥as, TET
[16365]PR OUI /Jsuitifaa
[16367]‘oor PAS AIT (ui, Raker) 7 oo .
[16368]FBA LIT (ur. iar} oo Lo . ,
[16369]_ BS Yi (ur,. Harri sen)
[16370]'. PBOIL Branch Chrono - Soest
[16371]“SRT Chreno: DoT es
[16372]qe Registry Chreno
[16373]UPS Registry Filo -
[16375]SRF
[16378].
[16380]7 FROM:
[16382]: NO! , [ Feovo | INTTIALS
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[16388]|
[16389]—— .
[16391]. tren a ees Troe i a
[16393]. : 5 : MRAP SER RSIS: En
[16394]AMSTRUCTIONS: Ofticer designations shovtate used in the “To” columa.
[16396]. across sheet end each coupent ava d tocorrespond with th
[16397](Check mark insufficient? before further routings This Record and Routing Sheet should be retumed to Registry.
[16399]an ne Bo
[16401]‘vader each comment a line should be draun
[16403]cumber In the “To"coluan. Each offleee should Initial.
[16405]abe 1006
[16408]elf
[16410]Heal ¢
[16412]oe ath Fischer,
[16414]° hes ie 4 a psy wera
[16415]which took cut three | tds ego. TI first tock a Rerstive view of
[16416]the proposal, a seemed to be in danver of loose ant ineffective han .- : .
[16417]- Gling; however, i have an entirely different opinion of ‘suck a cenference a 4
[16418]. aS. Outlined by Jesselson and under his guidance. It coulg, if very well
[16419]‘handled, furnish en. Cpportunity for creation of Zorale, | basis for Propa~
[16420]Q ‘ganda and @ spr ~beard for co-tinuing effort.
[16422]ee eee ed Woes 2. Berlin est only” isthe obvicus lace for t the | fas it is:
[16423]f | the only place wre. the impect could inn ediately t ir. Satellite
[16425]S. countrins, (Seriin ratio, press and rersonal contact with
[16426]: a Poland and Caech “sloval
[16428]pnack or Jee anette
[16429]‘to consider fhe. in
[16430]is anti-U.s.
[16432]sneuld he expanded ‘te cover ‘the rossibility that SS . :
[16434]or perha uld not, frovide the various hal oe a
[16436]FonvenPion " in Cerrany involves
[16437]ry tra) than a
[16439]thi ink the. over-all 5erlir expense =f 1 10,000 should
[16441]east an additional 3 20,0606
[16443]3 ban +
[16445]loon. . : “a, A ecnference of resresentatives of CCF
[16446]i 7 . (24-hour) asreersnt in principle, 50, that a: cable
[16447]” "7 field, a a :
[16449]7 7 - es oe - . _ . 7 ~
[16451]vn es b. Frezsration of a froject flan
[16452]. : assistants.
[16453]1 . .
[16454]sO c. Freparsation of a a plan - to insure
[16456]adequate reporti of the conference and cuate ci
[16458]culstion of
[16459]deliberations, in several
[16461]ad “the artaing.. .
[16463]is
[16465]é. Even with + 22D thod proposed ia ‘paragrarh’ aa
[16466]basic approval cen yo out Of here befere ti “6 3th of F
[16467]cance trepared, coscdinated and ful tly eerroved
[16468]co not believe we can ount on the Loe
[16470]a
[16471]oe
[16472]a
[16474].
[16476]he a my
[16478]9
[16480]WO)
[16481]Qo
[16484]. ; “SECRET , naa oe, oo.
[16485]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[16487]IS: Ot cer dentgnations aneutd be wied In the "To" colyan. Under eocr seepert a lina would de crasa
[16488]tard each comment svacered ta correspond elth the number in the “Toe tame Cocs officer ould Initlhal.
[16490]apa 1948
[16492]Fromm nO. $1540 in : . SECRET .
[16493]yo ;
[16496]sm seen *
[16497]7 25 January 1950 .
[16501]YEMORANDUM TO: BAKER ‘ . . : .
[16502]MILLER oO J .
[16503]HARET SON . 7
[16504]Bi AN 7 |
[16505]SUBJECT . Berlin Intellectual Conference
[16506]_ 1. A proposal for the support of an Intellectuals' Conference : m4
[16507], in Berlin has bsen pouched in vy Gearing. He asks that this be given’ \
[16508]ff.) + - urgent. consideration and that a decision should be made as quickly = -..
[16509]as possible. If the operation is umeytaken Josseison will need “¢ 1
[16510]the assistance of two or three people in Beriin. Those people might ° aan
[16511]be the seme es those mentioned-in relation to the Commnist Youth {© = +
[16513]‘meeting in Berlin thie Spring. - ; ;
[16515]Qe. Arrangements for the organization of a politicel and psycho-' ~
[16516]: . _ logical coordinating group in HICOG have ‘been completed ard areamiting-.. —~ -.-.
[16517]sob /". -MeCloy's approval. .The purpose of this group is to cocrdinate the. ;
[16518]activities of the various staff sections in KeCloy's office in these \ :
[16519]’ fields, and.to develop a more intensive progran of action. : 4
[16520]i ;
[16521]1
[16523]3. Gearing will sit as a meander of the’ Committee representing
[16524]SHUTS. This will give him the opportunity of being acquainted with
[16526]%,- all overt action planned in Germany so that covert oparations can be |
[16527]‘| properly coordinated with then. 7
[16529]i
[16530]ikiah Reon
[16533]Aske
[16535]Sa:
[16537]Ta
[16539]oe
[16541]a
[16542]i
[16545]14.00000
[16547]we
[16550]5.
[16551]he
[16554]fee
[16556]. Specific issue positive or. negative fg ‘sh.
[16558]-@4fferences among the sartic
[16560]Hemund “ser, Bes Passos, Sinclair Lewis, ups
[16562]Your letter of Decanter 20 was lete in arriving and = ay
[16563]replying by hand to save delay.
[16565]“(n) Phe daen of a Hm " Conprass fs sn-excellant ona$
[16566]But should it be a RCRA" EMESS OF somethin: untertaken
[16567]uncér the ausnices of @ non-sovernmnt, especially a non-dceunys
[16568]-ing government group. Perhs os the Free iversity can ba roninal
[16569]Sponsor or some Eurcpeen Fed far Culturel Freedom ed hac.
[16571](b) Spring is too soon to-organize such 5 conference ,
[16572]properiy. Surrest lete Summer or fell. 7
[16574]“{e) te be effacsize conference: must bo tied in with ‘sene ;
[16575]concrete issue of a en} turel character. in which all delerstes , .
[16576]cen @free despite their difference cn. Otner thines.- What’. mo . os
[16577]ping wo ins Garmsav: . ;
[16578]today 4A which leatinz intellectuals ean tske s position? Phe
[16579]. ants, if nct as great as at Peris,
[16580]will] certainly be considerable, and this is 4102 ab all a baa
[16581]thing tf thisrs Gon't end un gs thes aid in Perisl The mia
[16582]thing, hewerer, ts 50 see thas there ts at loess one mafor ore
[16583]ticel issue en whisk everyone cén agree inderentently of atfe .
[16584]ferences in fighting Stalinisn,
[16586]fn arrence ¢o enver oxrenses for Reise
[16590](d) I assise you
[16591]and Unterkuz:t’ ef all a
[16594]locates, .
[16596](e) ‘Surgest she Follewize be united from thd
[16597]w
[16599]Faulkner, Seinhole tHetwhr, Arthur Sehlesinrer
[16600]“Hien Phillins, Lionel: trtni
[16601]can cet § from the Wls> es
[16603](f) Keostler vas
[16605]surfestion weuliihe to
[16606]Smything haa cone at be
[16607]draft the Sishenenes at
[16608]fen from k
[16610]The gucpestion t2 sen Gross
[16611]Froedon say serve aa the feas® 9:
[16612]interests, Caretut Preve rm tional at
[16614]to ® peanle
[16616]fepesa, fa nesess