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[16]DEC 17 18562 60
[18]OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE
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[22]OPIM DIR CITE LEoP.9478——- a
[23]“RYBAT WIROGUE pel a peu
[24]“REF A. DIR 16116 (GT. oa379) 7 eo
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[26]C.  BERN:6537 Gwyn ¥ oo e
[27]Le WIROGUE EOD 2 DEC, _ HESTON MADE INITIAL CONTACT AND GUTHMAN
[28]Og nLNe- WIROGUE GIVEN FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:
[29]~pace',, Ae... BUILD COVER DURING INITIAL.PERIOD. THIS RESPECT, WIROSUE -
[30]weg satD PLANNED SET UP SHOP WITH AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO TAKE IDENTIFICA-
[31]. TION PICTURES. SAID WOULD INSTALL POLAROID CAMERA SO CLIENT cop
[32]PUSH BUTTON: AND-TAXE OWN PICTURE. GUTHMAN AGREED THIS WORTH
[33]EXPLORING, AS VOULD APPEAR. PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE COVER,
[34]By WIROGUE. TOLD TRY SPOT PERSONS FOR SURVEILLANCE TEAM, + [NTEL
[36]assexs CuLTH EMPHASIS ON ORIENTALE PROVINCE) AND PM ASSETS. HE
[37]TOLD SUBMIT NAMES ANY LIKELY CANDIDATES TO STATION FOR TRACES
[38]PRIOR MAKING APPROACH.
[40]2- QJWIN WHO RESIDES SAME HOTEL AS WIROGUE REPORTED LATTER
[41]{ToL WIM HE HaD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAN, SOUTH AMERICA, GERMANY AND
[42]OTHEREPARTS EUROPE. QJWIN SAID ¥IROGUE SHELLED AS THOUGH NE IN
[43]INTEL BUSINESS, STATION DENIED ANY INFO ON WIROGUE. 14 DEC QUWIN
[45]_ REPRODUCTION BY OTHE Sette ISSUING OFFICE 1S PRONIBITER Copy Na
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[49]REPORTED ¥IROGUE HAD OF FERED HIM THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH
[51]_To PARTICIPATE. IN INTEL NET AND. BE HENBER "EXECUTION SQUAD.
[52]en QuWIN SAID HE NOT INTERESTED, WIROGUE ADDED THERE WOULD BE
[53]BONUSES FOR: SPECIAL: oss. UNDER QUvIN ‘QUESTIONING, WIROGUE LATER
[55]“SAID “HE VORKING. ‘FOR PBPRIME SERVICE, a
[57]“3 OJIN INTRODUCED: WIROGUE: To HOFKUIS. ~ WIROGUE en IN
[59]LETTER, eReoIT WITH, HOFHUIS TO GET. gooD: EXCHANGE RATES
[61]CHRYSLER: FOR’ g' 85000 a FRANCS, CITROEN FOR 25000 FRANCS AND TRIUMPH
[62]“VEROGUE TOLD: QuWiN HE SOLD CITHOEN FOR 15022
[64]FOR 118803 - FRANCS.
[65]; FRANCS BUT It STILL PARKED NEAR 4IS HOTEL.
[66]BAO Ae AT 13 DEC MEETING WIROUE SalD HE PURCHASED “CHRYSLER FOR
[68]= 75000 FRANCS. MADE NO MENTION PURCHASE OTHER CARS. ALSO SAID HAD
[69]“RENTED TwO STORES, ONE IN LECP EUROPEAN city FOR 14998 FRANCS
[71]> PER MONTH AND ‘ONE IN NATIVE CITY FOR 6000 FRANCS PER MONTH.
[72]as SIGNED CONTRACT FBR APARTHENT FOR 8000 FRANCS PER MONTH. “ASKED
[73]GUTHYAN FOR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE WHICH HE CLAIMS.
[75]_ HOS. CASE OFFICER TOLD HIM HE VOULD RECEIVE IN LUMP SUM. - GUTHMAN
[76]REFUSED, SAYING WOULD HAVE OBTAIN HOS APPROVAL PAY RENTAL ALLOWANCE
[78]ALSO.
[80]vIN LUMP SUM.
[81]IN DISCUSSING LOCAL conTacTS, WEROGUE NENTIONED QuWIN BUT
[84]THEN GUTHMAN “TRIED
[86]+ Dpto NOT ADMIT TO HAVING TRIED RECRUIT HIH.
[87]’ LEARN WHETHER WIROGUE HAD MADE APPROACH LATTER CLA@MED HAD TAXEN
[89]NO STEPS. GUTHMAN WAS UNABLE CONTRADICT, AS DID NOT WISH REVEAL
[91]OJWIN CONNECTION KUBARKs .
[92]6. LEOP CONCERNED BY WIROGUE FREE “WHEELING AND’ LACK SECURITY.
[94]. STATION HAS ENOUGH HEADACHES WITHOUT WORRYING ASUT AGENT WHO NOT
[96]“quvIN REPORTS
[100]AN We OO em mpm Oa oe ee 608 emmy
[102]NAM IDE re Quant,
[104]ABLE HANDLE. FINANCES AND WHO NOT WILLING FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS,
[105]IF HOS DESIRES, WILLING XEEP HIM ON PROBATION, BUT IF CONTINUE
[106]HAVE. DIF ICULTIES, BELIEVE WIROGUE RECALL BrST SOLUTION, ALTER-
[108]NATIVE WOULD” QE Put ‘his IN STAN ONCE MENUCHIN RETURNS To Ta
[109]: OBTAIN IMMEDIATE INTEL, THAT AREA.
[111]OMe “REQUEST. Hos: ths TRUGTI vs PRIOR 13002, 19 DEC. RE aqvina
[113]~ wrowe YEARS: RENTAL L ALLOWANCES LATTER CLAINS NEEDS THESE FUNDS
[114]vey. CAR. PURCHASE IN- ORDER SET uP COVER HECHANISM.: IF “WIROSUE To
[115]a LIEVE ‘UST GIVE HIM at Least “ONE. THOUSAND DOLLARS, AS
[117], uo HE. SHORT FUNDS. ALSO. REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS Be WIROGUE ‘PAY.
[118]- LATTER. SAYS HIS CONTRACT CALLS FOR FIVE. HUNDRED ‘DOLLARS SALARY PER
[119]- WONTHS SAID HE. NOT. PAID FOR NOVEMBER. STATION. ‘Gave HIM ONE:
[120]PAYMENT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. HOWEVER WISH HOS CONFIRMATION THIS
[121]CORRECT AND AUTHORITY PAY HIN IN DOLLARS PER HIS REQUEST. (WANTS
[122]Co POLLARS AS BLACK MARKET EXCHANGE RATE WHICH USED BY MOST PERSONS
[123]ml HERE. TWENTY To FORTY PERCENT BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATE).
[125]: 8. NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT. PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID HAD
[126]3IVEN IT TO HOF KUT FOR RETURN TO BANK AFTER MARKING IT CANCELLED.
[128]" END OF MESSAGE
[130]cs COMMENT: WIROGUE 1 ETA LEP 2 Dee. HAS LETTER OF CREDIT FOR 12,000 SWISS
[132]a FRANCS.
[134]| SECRET
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[202]pest stare Ertup inthe Soviet Vatone He iis hs ra s
[203]asststicce of Orlane who arranged for hia to J ey
[204]h lolt Tiflta on 10,July 1262 for a sl t ay
[205]: ped in Saat Serlia on 1) hay ar and Sh ty
[206]aiter his arrivala Sabi ageliad Aug. 62 Foe vec. ing
[207]: naaNtEPRS Sealtood to offer more specifies inforra . i ed
[208]. C1igkt to west Periin, Allegediy, the sarnar da which hia Srseuwe hls
[209]: to arrargs fcc bis trip % also ensicen £9 hide + ; as a
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[212]aed We would agpract te. all tof fof: tian ‘en SANT avaliable ta yes, a3 t wet
[214]wall as coplea of any intarrcgation repers3 wnich have been Locust Sicce his i
[215]oan arrival at “Clearursdle fos - .
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[244]_.. AKA SANDERS, GEORG FRANK o7o>7 Te oe hee ee
[246]BNO SECURITY TRACE REQUEST ~ ST a ae aia
[248]SUBJ IN CONTACT w/BNO STAFFER 0 7 iis
[250]WAS ZIZESCHWILLT, FUERSE eee ee rn
[252]OATE 12 JUN 75 cORR CARD 04823438 7 ne oo ;
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[267]“ PADVANCE COPY
[269]: O fasuee oO seertes O ruse :
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[273]Shere ess ox runs 12 rSCHMTt LI AKA
[274]GEORG. FRANK. ‘SANDERS , BORN 2° May 19 IN TLFLIS,. USSR, - RESIDING
[275]. ; fy Lhe ws
[277](OLN, “WHO -IN CONTACT WITH CAT IDE STAFFER. FROW STATEMENTS JM6DE.
[279]nae cere
[281]MICROFILMED
[283]MAT AS 1965
[287]Bs f- Subs CAT IDE ‘BELIEVES. HE KUBARK EMPLOYED, Fl¢/ “ADVISE
[289]8 MUNI TRACES SUB),
[291]Ex ZigisCHwItit, — DOS. Micro’ sre. |.
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[297]at | H1- 233405
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[301]RANSFERRED TO.
[303]PERTINENT: INFORMATION”
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[306]bys. taf wren Has ware uct Lijpon dt
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[314]- FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. =>
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[322]a: Date
[324]oh APE 66}...
[326]‘MUNI-5728 (IN 91195)
[328]et we RE-REF. WIROGUE FORMER: CABEZONE Dis >OSAL. ‘CASE, CAYATA,
[329]‘PREVIOUSLY INFORMED OUR INTEREST IN SUBJECT HOWEVER. BACKGROUND
[330]‘NEVER PASSED TO GERMANS,
[331]: ~ 2. DEFER FRAN RESPONSE TO CATIDE, RECOMMENT: WE ADMIT
[332]“FORMER -INTEREST IN SUBJECT BUT ADVISE CATIDE WE HAVE NO CURRENT ©
[334]INTEREST: IN HIM AND RECOMMENT THEY KEEP HIM .AT ARMS LENGTH,
[336]FILE THIS*FORM IN, FILE NO.
[338]tesy 867 vse racssoen ceersons, SECRET , (7-46)
[340]14-0000
[342]“SECRET
[344](Sher Filled fay
[346]MT TE meere AND! fROSs PEFEREMCE
[348]DOCUMENT IDENTIF TATION
[350]SUBJECT GF DOCUMENT
[352]Loy . won . .
[353]. Be (3. “OUSPATCH OR SOUACE DOC... syMBOL NO.
[355]. CATIDE UJVAULT _MUNI- 5728 {IN 91195) _
[357]TRANSFERRED TO.
[358]AU FILE mo.
[360]. AKA, \ GEORG FRANK: SANDERS, "BORN 2° MAY’ a9: IN TFL 1s, ‘USSR’ ‘pesiptie
[361]FROM. STATEMENTS MADE
[363]_KOELN, WHO IN ‘CONTACT WITH CATIDE: ‘STAFFER,
[365]BY SUBJ CATIDE BELIEVES HE KUBARK EMPLOYED, PLS ADVISE.
[367]“ 2, 'NO MUNI TRACES SUBJ.
[369]3.
[371]INDEX. ZIZISCHWILLI.
[373]FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.
[375]Foaw SECRET (7-40)
[377]o-97 B67 vse recvicus corrions.
[379]wa.
[381]14-0000
[383]i woer: CO ves ox, ™ . dD : -_ wo .
[385]: Classify to Fic wo Zee -233 427 ( JSEFIED MESSAGE Toran copies
[387]peer to rpe we. . : : “ b
[388]fie vol tes. tanca. : .
[390]oestaoy sic. =
[392]PREPRCUGT IOI
[393]T«
[395]ADVANCE COPY
[397]: i ; LJ sasvis Qc O sie
[399]oe RaRVARD wIROGuE:
[401]_-CAVATA 1 ‘REPORTS WIROGUE LOST. HIS) cd 5. van 66 EITHER FOR -
[403]LOAFING OR CARELESSNESS.. - hE AND HIS: étiPLoveR AGREED Ot THE
[405]_ ~ SEPARATION. “KIS PRESENT -ENPLOYMENT Is uuKwown TO. CAVATA
[406]HP RCRET .
[408]FW, 2067 CaVATA WIROGUE 25 66 CAVATA
[410]SECRET
[412]Bei DBBI7TD
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[417]-SBCABT
[418]Catet, suiluT/AB
[419]ated “et Strtios, Gernsazy- Chief, ER C/i¥
[421]chief, CoB/Freustort
[423]we See
[425]ACUATIC/WIMOGUE/ Frapnasttad et Or igioal bocundaté - ‘eIRCGUE~1
[427]: acPenences- a. DIE: ‘49710, 1G ‘May 1353
[429]- _ LB. REOP S462) 17 May 1987
[430]a Cc. BIR, Alves, 22 sy 1962,
[431]‘- DL. DIB 12820, 34: ‘Bay 1902 ©
[433]. Forwarded herevith are the ‘orteiaal uceuneate of pincaur=1
[434]shiek vere. takea STR bin~ do kag 1952 ag lucicated. in references...
[435]“Faey. km loge: “tue, Series:
[436]KURIOT ‘ior VIRQGUE's ‘operut ional eve. . Theac éctunents were
[437]receathy- turned ,over to. the’ unde reds gard by.AB/Lecal bectica who
[438]-. Bad fotalucd then. Saile procuriag 2 ‘bacaptopie ‘Eeiseausveia tor -
[439]SUdject. te. furwarc thew to you ‘tor your raterset een
[440]Guly a copy vf the Acotrian ‘Re lee pass has” veeu retained As Gur
[444]i . — dsceb b. DESARD .
[446]APPROVED: _.
[447]: : aUlLoe Be Stok .
[449], AvSachecuts
[450]C3) © Luye leper -
[452]i -Bintribdutioat
[456]“bpCuief, AB, F/O BLE
[457]Cuhtet, Ae, w/o 22%
[458]~. ROTA-1B972 0° (+. § dachory Lied.
[462]“Austfiig poeeport which wad completea by.”
[464]Feteatios. —
[466]ate feng enema cis
[469]“EO
[471][Bis PATC i GEL REE a = : ~ a
[473]. Giker of mse, S50 Paulo .
[474]je ~ Chief of Station, Rio de Janeiro
[475]Chief of ‘Staticn, Leopaléville
[477]chief, _ Africa Division
[478]“operat tonal/ rae/ WEROGRE__
[480]“Pact FON RE CtKED REPERENCES v - ~
[481]‘See Belov : bat BS] tt 3
[482]HAPA+090, gated 12 Octoder 1960
[484]“T sugsecr:
[486]; 1. This is to advise you tmt gubject of reférence has been ; sreasferred
[487].. t0.the African Division and been assigned tha eryptogaas WIGROGUE/'1. ine.
[488]- ‘latter’ is FB gently: in Leopoldvilie and alr correspandanee. received ‘through.
[489]__ Fur eseos tion addres: 1a:t0 be pouebed 20, COS, Lecpelavilie, -
[491]oe 2: winoata/1 was instructed to: send. aly unregistered. letters: and to
[492]a tastrice Bs correspondent to do the sare.
[496]CHARLES R. ROTSEADS
[498]PAUL B.. LEIGEROS
[502]: Orig. & 1 - COB, Sao Paulo
[503]2 - COS, Rio de Janeiro
[504]1 - COS, Leopoldville
[506]SAGE TrFED 7
[507]22 Bec 1960.
[509]SeSPQ7CH SYMEN AND NUMBER
[510]MEAQQUARTERS FILE NUMBER .
[511]fer 2zaayrz |
[513]4 201-233477
[515]DATE LISPATCHED
[519]| [ suk eS Mew!
[520]De 2a Go | LS Bréadon Tweedy
[522]A/CAE/W
[523]C/AF
[524]WH/2B 1230.60 e
[526]7 gee! ie eh
[529]14-0000
[531]Chief of Station, Leopolaville _ a
[535]aur Dn at RUS aM .
[536]‘A. ACLY-192, dated 14 Hovember “1960
[537]B. LBOP, 0479, ‘dated 17 December 1960
[538]c. DIR-17181, ésted 15. December 1960 -
[540]. os =o atepated: ‘had: ‘pean prepared cut Lining the various administretive
[541]én. “operations! datails.- ‘pertiuent: to the WIROGUE project. Receipt of ree
[543]. was Aispatched: vith ‘the.- ‘specific. ‘Anstructions cut lined in paragraph 2 of
[544]_— ‘Eeterence (a . 4
[546]"2s During: wriogus/ a asaceiat ton with the. undersigned, tho subject of
[547]a vehicle was ‘raised ‘byhim. ~ Be’ “stated -be needed one to ‘accomplish. his miae
[548]' gion. Tt vas suggested’ to him that’ under the present circimatances in the-
[550]. Congo’ it, would not’ be: wiee to considér ‘guch a purchase until he has discus-.
[551]ged it ‘fully vith" you and received your concurrence. If he did purchases a
[553]vehicle after receiving your: approval, then he would. have to do it from bis |
[554]own fimds and not.use funda mide available to him to establish hts cover
[556]business. Obviously be has violated the ‘suggestions. :
[558]3. While WIROGUE/1 was in the employment of REDYOOD, there waa a
[559]commnnication charmmel set up between him and his family. Thia was ‘an ar-
[560]_ rangement with a letter drop in Sao Paulo. He vould write a letter, post
[561], . date it, and give it opened to the Case Officer who would pouch it to the
[562]- COB, Sao Paulo for miling. Lcttera to WIROGUE/1 would coma to a post office
[563]_.. box in 8a0 Paulo where it would be serviced by ALLOMETER-2 and pouched to the
[564]- Case Officer. We leave it to your discretion, as to whether or not you wish
[565]to continue this type of arrangersnt.. Ronetheless, under separate cover,
[566]attachzent A isa letter for WIROGUB/1 which was received through this chan-
[568]nel.
[570]k, Tam cure that WIROGUB/1 will undoubtedly want you to set up
[572]similar arrangement through Germany for him so that be may communicate with
[573]a femle acquaintance of his in PBPRIME. We are not adverse to the idea of
[575]his. having such a channel, but only on the: sondition you are able to censure
[577]BATE TORPEDO +f SATE OAT mE
[579]21 Dee 1960
[581]TEN SYMBOL AND HUMBER
[583]ACLN-~206
[584]MERCIA TERS FILE NUMGED
[587]2011-23977 -
[591]cooRDIN
[593]Welles
[595]edward 0. | 0.
[598]14-0000
[600]CONTINUATION.OF |. | Sere. RET St eit
[601]OISPATCH : I -RYBAP 2 i —_ }
[602]eenenmnehtammmente tie ace, Sead ., ACLU-206 .
[604]“the letters. Agata ve deve it ‘to your discretion.
[606]"Septet: te cover attscimant a contaings a sterile copy ‘of the FFO.
[608]: oo . .
[611]Attachnent a : _
[612]A ~ Letter for wIRoGuR/2. te Late
[613]B> ‘Project’ Cutline for vrioaus ames
[615]Bistrtoutton: Soo, :
[616]" Orig. & 2 - Leopolavilie
[617]ea
[619]le > AF//
[621]CLASSIFICATION
[623]FORM USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
[625]10-57 S3y REPLACES FORMS
[627]too} 81628, $1-2BA AND 51-20
[628]WHICH ARE OBSOLETE.
[630]14.90000
[632]GAAS ET AON
[634]_PROCESSING
[636]| SECRET ress
[638]DISPATCH
[640]Chiof of Station, Leopoldville
[642]Chief, Africa Division
[643]8°'Qpere tional
[645]WIROGUE
[646]ACTION REQUHED FE catnces
[648]A, DIR 08762 (OUT 86554)
[649]_ Bs LEOP 0225 (is 36750)
[651]ol. the pluns end development of the WIROGUE project have resched @ point
[652]‘a stoma tion, of the rogross made and. the plana for the ‘future is in
[653]7 At this writing 4t 4s anticipated that wIROGUR/2 will’ be. on the
[655]7 as 2 cwimogun/2 ‘had’ *eaitgtnaray been: spoerulted: ‘dn Rarope for a REDSOX operation,
[657]Ee-waa - flown to FBFRDG, "plack" and tndervent an extensive training program,
[659]t small orzs and other similar type PH training. After a
[661]uf ed: od nator ialiso, aa a result subject was
[663]. Preparing. : The. aF/Divieion took interest in ——
[664]WIROGUK/1' end® eansnt decided that’ with his peculiar background, |
[665]talosite and genéral. Bakeup he’ could’ ‘effectively bé utilized slong thé Lines.
[667]* ited in‘reference A. On 2 October 1960.¢ the case was transferred officially: ad
[669]* . the Africa Division. °
[671]Bes Since that date to the proceit, every effort ban been mde to psycho
[673]. logically orient WIROGUE/1 for this assignment and to prepare him oporaticnally
[675]- for its fulfillment. To “ansure the security of thé operation, prevent any
[676]“Adentifieation vith ODYORE and/or KUBARK, and to preclede any unexpected
[678]" umeovery of WIRGGUE/1's past which vould * associate nim with his pre-KUBARK life,
[679]a nusber of basic stepa wera taken, Those vere: +
[681]ar
[682]y
[684]"oa, WIROGUE/2 undorvent plastio surgery, which ‘changed the’ ‘shape of
[685]his nose. —
[687]Db. A toupee had beon made for his constant use. This and the
[688]plastie surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any
[690]recognition.
[693]i
[694]i
[697]Distrivutions
[699]DATE DISPATCHED
[701]DATE TYPED
[703]HEADQUARTERS FILE HUMBER
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[708]CLASSICAL
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[713]OFFICE OFFICER . TrPISt
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[718]1-¢ Most
[720]FORM re
[721]$60 53 USE PREVIOUS EDITION REPLACES FORM 610 WH'CH May BE useflf isn
[726]+ his ova and upof arrival make contact. The cover assign-ent for sibject ia
[728]1057 53q
[730]["
[732]° of lopentng’a
[734]' bly: to nefarious and axtra-legal. activities. Excitement and intrigue are ©
[736]' ef the ‘professional XUTUSE.-type coupetence of the CO, he will reciprocate in
[737]. kind. He: is indeed aware of -the precepts of right and wrong, but if he is
[739]| necassary because hie cseo o
[740]“Fight and he will dutifully undertake appropriate action for ita axecution -
[743]BY
[745]a ~ CL&SS FICATION
[746]Use PREVIOUS EDITION. ve al
[747]REPLACES FORMS PAYA
[749]‘emien ARE O@SOLETE. SSCRET tis
[751]yorso aren SM DOL aD Ne.
[753]ACIX~192
[755]CONTINUATIGN GF i
[756]DISPATCH i
[758]. ec. Documentation orerrod vith accomanying cover story ;
[759]<* to show that WIRGUS/] ta en Austrian and vho hes never had ODYOKE
[760]~~ Cangettions, nor evar been in FBHKIME.’ (Sea sepérate cover .
[762]‘attechment A), . .
[764]__.. 4« It 4s plenned et this tins to take NIROGUB/1 "blsck" to Germany.
[765]Thare he will te met by the undersigned » givan his Austriak documentation,
[766]codtact inetructions ‘and ‘lettar of credit, stripped of eny FBTRIME Clothing ~~
[767]OF personal effects, end aispatcied, ‘He is to procsed ‘to ‘Leopoldville on
[769]. ‘temporarily left open, slthough he. hag been told to look into the prospects
[771]photo or general. repair chop. He ‘his actually.done photographie
[772]decision on this-We'vill leave to your on-the spot judgment. The |
[774]of credit for three thousand déllars ié-to-de used ‘to finance this
[776]‘ of one thousand dollars, in a Swiss —
[777]greater outlay. This money vill consti- -
[778]bearing,. ojérational Joan which imst'be. repaid by: WIROGUE/1
[780]ertod of yeares All other profite after the loan is paid
[782]expetises ‘necéssitate a
[783]interest,
[785]‘.,_ “$e A word about the manner of mit witi Uhonve ate déaling; Hie is a
[786] @mll, energetic individual, vho' has di gplairs _Bhrevdness, mning, ingenuity _
[787]end inventiveness. We'hasa.-peculiar turn -of mind which lenis itee]lf remarkn-
[789]isportant factors in his life, he relishes it and as 4 result say bo a little
[791]delicate to handle, WIROCUE/1 likes ordor and clear cut chains of command.
[793]He sdrdres.‘the Pruesian-approach and 43 a result will take orders even if he —
[794]~ may disupréé, It 19 important. to hin to have ths trust end confidence of hig
[796]casa officer, If in his om mind he feels assured of this and ia confident
[798]given an asaignment which sey be morally wrong in-the eyes of the world, but |...
[799]officer ordered him to carry it out, then it 43.
[801]without pangs of conscience, In a.word, ho enn rationalise a}l actions, One
[802]last thought which may be useful, Best rosuita will probably be gotten if,
[803]when given. an assignment, he- be pernitted to accomplish it in his own way.
[804]Tko- latter is connected with his idaa ef trust and confidance, .
[806]ORR
[807]co, CHARLES R.. ROISTADE
[808]LER re
[810]Attachment A (under separate cover)
[813]14-0000
[815]ara Cet e
[817]he by .
[818]rr nies | , =
[819]SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT 2 PO ACT¥~292 ©
[821]po 1. An Austrian passport, birth certificate and drivers License ‘have
[822]; been prepared for {asuance containing following biographic datas .
[824]Ey. Senos’ Geareo. Frans REIRER -
[826]Bs 25 July 1921 not Coe rr.
[828]. * Yethers nates Frans REIN Bt
[829]7 -Motiiors: names Marianna neo BIELITZ -
[830]; a,
[834]"  Qecupetionr _ Enginser . a —
[835]| Marital status: single - . rs
[836]Heights’ 1 meter 70 cantemsters = tl . io.
[837]“Weight: 58 kilo'a = ae, . a . be
[838]*. -Byess Broa = rr Lo ae
[839]Hairs Brom . vee :
[840]ob ov. > DAstinguishing marks: tips of forefinger and thumb “
[841]ran . ' pight hand mlasing, Identical fingera loft bend scarred, co
[843]: 2. Documents. will reflect travel only.in Europe, with no indfcation of
[844]Po ; “so... | PBPRIM® tenure, ; . . oo
[846]oe f- R3BRY? /
[850]14-0000 i YISPATCH |. {SECRET
[852]| ° EGOA-18ssg
[853]10 Chief, AF VIA Chief, BE_ >
[855]“HEADQUARTERS FILE NO
[858]: tt a ‘ a 32W-120-012/01-
[859]. ; 7 r oT mec
[860]| Chief of Station, Germany |
[861]‘suasect oe : } HECK "x
[862]RYBAT “WIROGUE o- iE MARKED FOR INDEXING
[863]Final Resettlement of WIROGUE | [
[866]INDEXING CAN..BE JUDGED .
[868]NO INDEXING REQUIRED
[869]BY QUALIFIED HO. DESK ONLY
[871]“hy, WIROGUE has received politic
[872]government and is fully documented i
[874]al recognition from
[875]n the name’ of. Georg
[877]the West German
[878]Frank. Sanders, .
[880]the basis of the
[881]t is a Georgian who defected from
[883]South America... A. Fremdé
[884]‘| required by. immigration authorities,
[886]Co Qe. All: 'the South American Consulates in West Germany were contacted
[888]“|with the assistance ‘of CAMANTILLA in an attempt to collect information
[889]which would. enable’ HARVARD to select the most likely countr
[891]Subject could. immigrate based-on his Personal preference,
[893]enaerants, immigration tequirements, oot’ Columbia, Chile
[895]the best Possibility, ’ so See ;
[897]y. to. which -
[898]Opportunities fo
[899]or Peru offer
[901]be for Subject to
[902]ocessing.. Prior
[903]Headquarters. guia
[905]apply to the appropriate
[906]to having Subject take this
[907]ance and thinking regarding the
[909]a. Subject as a Prospective enig
[910]Of employment or proof of financial Solvency, Subject 's
[911]. .° West. German documentation indicates that he is an engineer, .
[912]wl Y.) This does ‘not mean that he is a diplomaed engineer but rather
[913]_ a master mechanic, -This is borne out by the details of his
[914]falsified life history and in fact by Subject's actual skills
[915]“in electrical and mechanical fields, HARVARD feels that .
[916]' Subject can satisfy any. South American Consulate that he is
[917]* -., @Xperienced enough in electrical and mechanical fields to be
[918]Of value to the economy of the South American country of his
[919]‘choice, “Once Subject is admitted to South America, HARVARD
[920]has no doubt that he can. -find employment if he desires it,
[922]‘The ideal solution, however, would be for Subject to have a
[923]firm offer of employment Prio
[925]r to his immigration, If KUBARK
[926]can arrange this, HARVARD fee j 's immigration’
[927]could be Practically assured i Seek employment
[928]through the German 1 iago, Chile but"
[929]HARVARD feels that no South American firm would take the
[930]Chance of hiring him
[932]Sight unseen unless he were’ 4 highly
[933]qualified Specialist, : . :
[935]rant will’have to furnish proof
[937]b. If proof of employment cannot be provided,
[938]is the next requirement,
[939]countries has statec what to be the minimum ‘proof
[940]of solvency. The Prospective emigrant must show that he has
[941]the funds to Subsist for two years at the rate of. $125.00 per
[942]month, HARVARD feels that to deposit $3,000 to Subject 's
[943]account would be a grave mistake. HARVARD—has—no; that
[945]j e of taking. the money “and’“departing for} parts
[947]ere were sufficient ‘induce
[949]ments “awaftin him
[950]in South America, HARVARD could Probably ‘arrange’ for a ron
[951]attesting to the fa j €-- 93° Saar
[952]him, Subject Gould
[954]tant since his defection. The SS)
[955]Salary,
[957]proof of solvency
[958]outh American
[960]; _
[963]| evannue ; 7 * q
[965]YS EDITION.
[966]MS
[968]fa ND s1.29 | - Doon,
[969]ossovere. [ ; oy
[971]Sb Arye Ue Pin Ven te
[974]_ CONTINUATION OF
[975]DISPATCH
[977]¢. HARVARD has not cons
[978]| through a bona fide refug
[980]ing Subject for immigration
[981]An-order not -to involve Subject
[982]with the United States EScapee Program and to keep frén making-a fre'fiigee
[983]organization a Party to-fraud with the possibility of embarrassing con-
[984]: plications ir the dmmigration does not. come off Properly. Working’ ‘
[985]‘through a +e fugee organization: would mean additional paper work and”
[986]additional problems which for the preseat would indicate that this
[987]immigration avenue should not” be considered except as a last resort,.
[989]d. When ‘filling out his application’ forms Subject will have to-~..;
[990]{Provide employment and ‘residence addresses consistent. with the dates ‘when.
[991]‘he was supposedly living and working in the Georgian S.S.R.. His.wartime
[992]military Service will have, to ‘be covered also. HARVARD feels that this
[993]yinformation can be acquired ‘through the facilities of SR/6 when needed. --
[995]4° “HARVARD is sea Pe, Opinion that Subject'nas ‘committed himself to —
[996]| going to-South America partly ‘because he. will do anything which will. pro-
[997]- flong his association with KUBARK and partly because he-is hoping to. mo
[998]-| realize ‘some personal or financial Profit from the exercise, HARVARD has
[999]“[gohlowed the ‘thene “that Headquarters deisie te to-help Subject and that i¢
[1000]‘pcan ‘best be done -b .completely legalizing him, Political recognition is
[1001]7 the first step but we desire further that ‘he ‘be helped ‘to immigrate and-.
[1002]after 5 years acquire citizenship,...Subject has asked HARVARD if he would
[1003]recéive financial ‘help during the transition period, in South America. ‘He.
[1004]‘was, told that’ we could ‘only guarantee his plane fare, that Headquarters _
[1005]would decide how much and what kind of additional help he would receive
[1006]jif any, . . ; :
[1008]5. Subject rejects the idea of Staying in Germany except as a last
[1009]resort. It sis possible that because of his irritation with his inactivity
[1010]Subject may simply request. his German documentation and leave HARVARD’s
[1012]' fcustody, - : -
[1014]6. Subject has -been in HARVARD's hands Since 22 May 1962 and has
[1015]: been costing us 100 to 150 DM per week, plus many hours of case officer
[1016]“jtime, Request earliest Headquarters advice pér para 3 above,
[1018]Carl Take ( f
[1020]CARL T, UPDI
[1021]APPROVED: HN oo.
[1022]“ENAY Y. NEE . _
[1024]Distribution:
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[1042]: (RE Be uns copy as indicated ‘
[1043]CONF: ¢ far 3 . ". Branch copy fled as indicated
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[1078]“PER-ACES 149%. oe
[1079]+, WEROGUR/1 CONTRACT CALLS POR: a oo
[1081]O° Ae IVE HUNDUD DOLLARS PER MONTH BBGyTORTEG “GIS OV. TO BB PAID
[1083]\. IN FIELD: "YOUR DISCHETIGH 7 PAY IN DOLLARS. HE NOT PAID FOR.NOV PRIOR we
[1084]TO. DISPATCH. oata: Recevers Ano C HARCE PRosSécr.
[1086]° B. THRE TEOUSARD DOLLAY QUARTERS ALLOWANCE FER ARRON, TON ACCOU
[1087]TABLE. :
[1088]c. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR OPS LOAN TO SET UP COVER BUSINESS 10 BE
[1090]REPAID FROM PROFITS. ALSO MOST ACCOUNT FOR ORE TEOUSAND TH DOLLAR
[1092]TRAVEL ADVARCE. RECEIVED. ;
[1093]. . 2. DISTRUCTIONS WERE TO Max CONTACT AND FOLLOW GUTEMAN'S INSTRUCTIONS
[1095]o “EMPLICTILY. . ALSO REPORT ACCURATELY ALL COBTACTS OR POTENTIAL AGENTS AND Nor
[1096]MAKE ANY APPROACHES OR COMME TMENTS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL. .
[1097]3. SHARE GUTHMAN'S CONCERT AND RECOMMEND TELL WIROGUE HE OW PROBATION
[1099]AD WEST TOE THE AK Om ELSE ORCI A un v IF NECESSARY
[1100]HE LIVING UNDER FALSE DOCUMENTS. ;
[1102]Sy taise noe tate Gere ee
[1104]RELEASING OFFICER
[1106]REPRODUCTION BY OTHERTHAN: THE SUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. "Copy No.
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[1136]1. DIRECTOR
[1138]rom LEGPOLOVILLE
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[1155]REI fe tte copy as indicated
[1156]3. Renteh ovy-filed as sitieated
[1157]RE Taderiig (chece ones:
[1162]14-0000
[1164]ACTION C/AF 3.
[1166](eit DIR CITE LEOP. 9512
[1168]DIRECTOR
[1170]"ROM , LeoPoLoV ILE
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[1176]“RYBAT. WIAOGUE, a
[1178]REF DIR 17181 (eat SVLE2 ca . | 7
[1179]- 4s) PER LEoP aera Ci nOE 3?) STATES ToL, KE TO RESUEST THREE
[1180]THOUSAND DOLLARS QUARTERS ALLOWANCE IN LUMP SUM ON ARRIVAL, =
[1181]DOES (PORTION GARBLED, WILL FVD) “PAY ALLOVANCE IN LUMP*SUN OR MONTHLY.
[1183]ADVISE, WIROGUE/1 ARQUES HE NEEDS LUMP SUM PAYMENT. To PURCHASE
[1185]r
[1187]“NEEDED HOUSEHOLD = EFFECTS, AS WELL AS PAY RENT.
[1188](2+ ACLS 149 NOT YET RECEIVED,
[1190]. END OF MESSAGE
[1191]-.€/8 COMMENT: <CONCERNED WIROGLE/1 CONTRACT.
[1193]LIS IZ.
[1195]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED,’ Copy No.
[1198]14-0000
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[1234]CLASSIFIED MESLAC? cot
[1236]DATE 1 1 “MAY a _ S-£-C-R-£-1
[1237]TOs DIRECTOR
[1238]FROM 4F RANKFURT
[1240]ROUTINE
[1242]_-RYBAT WIROUGE’ 2IBET,
[1243]“RE FROB 9126 (IN 37367)"
[1245]END OF MESSAGE”
[1247]c/s COMMENT: *WOULD APPRECIATE MORE DETAILS ON REQUEST FOR RECRUITMENT OF SELECY.
[1248]CONGO JQB APPLICANTS.
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[1255]3 5-E-C-R-E-T
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[1263]JcFROM 4 LEOPOLDWJLLE
[1264]: ACTION ta 3.
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[1277]DATE 1 23,SEP 61
[1279]tO og BiRECTOR
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[1282]| ACTION lar 3
[1284]i INFO
[1286]DLR CHYE. LEO? 2038 7
[1288]‘RABAT VIROGUE * ed
[1289]f  F A DIR, in 1301 (Qut spade a ee
[1290]B “LEOP- 2088" On. BSG Gf. Nee |
[1292]‘by SALVACK MET VIROGUE <¥) ‘WHEN HE CROSSED RIVER CN SPECIAL FERRY:
[1293]FROM BRAZ EVENING 22 SPT. v WIROGUE FREINDLY THOUGH CONSIDERS MANY"
[1295]” PBPRINE: ‘acTIOS SENSEUSS. W CARRYING KUBARK PROVIDED FALSE DOCUNENT=
[1296]_atroN AND on PRODUCING OLD MINISTRY DEFENSE PASS WAS LET. INTO CONGO AFTER.
[1297]LONG gre» WITH GoC IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS.
[1299]<9, REGRET Has- DID NOT. PICK uP UIROGUE’S FALSE PASSPORT. MAIN REASON .
[1300]- FoR HIS RECALL WAS FEAR WILDCAT 5 WOULD TRACE HIM AND DISCOVER No SUCH
[1302]PERSON: EXISTED. “ONLY CHANGE NOY As THAT KUBARK NO LONGER. HAS OBLIGATION
[1303]car re . nage Ie,
[1306]7
[1307]i
[1309]TO HIM. pre:
[1310]it ee eae ED a
[1311]1 3. STATES HE TOLD Hos elie! TURNING CONGO SO SHOULD BE NO
[1312]SECRET AUD GIKDF
[1313]. REPRODUCTION | bY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No.
[1317]f14-00000
[1319]: SURPRISE,” Has SoHE LETTERS HES “WISHES SALVACK FORWARD TO HIS Hos
[1320]| contact “ail. SAID ME. WAS GOING.TO CALL EITHER uTHOIAN OR SALVACK™
[1322]“ 4 DNEDIATELT To. Ler THES “KNOW HE iN ‘LEGP. SWORE HE vOULD. NEVER DO.
[1324]ANYTHING acaqsst PEPRIME: “AND 1 HE z couULD BE oF ANY HELP ai ‘TINE VAS ©
[1326]mune. feALIZeD FULLY. HE on HIS ow IN couGo AND UBARK UNDER NO.
[1328]ougant8 3 to ath says: HE ores REMAIN congo AND MAKE LIVING seme
[1330]ale v VILL PHONE SALVACK W FEW. DAYS.
[1332]ote. 7 Looe °
[1334]_ END OF ‘MESSAGE
[1335] €5 COMMENT: ® STATED WIROGUE BEING TERMINATED AND REQUIRED TO LEAVE ~PBPRIME.
[1336]#*RE ZAPPLEEY MEETING WITH WIROGUE BRAZ. .
[1338]| : " REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN pRET OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. ,
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[1502]“CS.COMMENT: — *CONFIRMATION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR FUDUST NOT USED.
[1504]*ASTATEC WIROGLE WAS BEING GROOMED FOR DEEP COVER ASSIGNMENT LEOP LATE NOVEMBER.
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[1524]‘DATE 15 Hovenbér 1960 am
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[1763]PRIOR KUBARK RECRUITHENT HE SERVED PRISON TERM IN “FRANCE
[1765]OR BANK ROSBERY, DURING TWO YEAR RESETTLEMENT PERIOD Iv
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[1768]WANE AND FASRICATED STORY,
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[1774]IN EARLY OCT SUBJ RECONTACTED HARVARD AND MADE
[1775]BLACKMAIN ATTEMPT IN ORDER GET BACK ON PAYROLL,
[1776]2.° IT POSSIBLE SUBJ MAY REVEAL TRUE BACKGROUND TO
[1777]TELSTAR AUTHORITIES, SHOULD BKUS BE APPROACHED THIS MATTER.
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[1894]am » CENUFTTFON OR TRUE. BACKGROUND, HAVE LOCAL AUTHORITIES DENY
[1895]. “OF BACKGROUND “OTHER, THAN THAT WHICH HE”
[1896]PERE FGx POLITICAL RECOGHITION PURPOSES. ONLY AusIITED
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[1939]of information on Subject of 201233277 —
[1941]4, Summary r
[1942]TION REGUIMED . REFERENCES
[1944]Feat ;
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[1946]References: A. PARI 675%, 6 October 1964
[1947]Be Dir 57449, 16 Octobor 196%
[1949]“" U. Iden wag .born in,1918, in Georgia, USSR, jie enigrated to France
[1950]with his fasiily when. he’was three years old. Se was a clever, precocious
[1951]child-during tils lycee education in France and was frequently cisalssed by -
[1952]schooldirectors wid did not apprectate Lis tenperamental perfornance. Ye
[1953]also. attended several enginecring ‘colleges tut appatently never graduated.
[1955]In 1939, he voluriteered for the French Foreign Legion and was sent to. Tunisia,
[1956]-The occupation of France in 194] ended.his military career. He was demobilired .
[1958]: - 2. ‘Subject claimed that he wanted to fight for France;' but he did not _
[1959]wish to. join a. collective resistance organisation. - He decided: te ect ‘on his —
[1961]om so he joined a labor force being recruited in Paris to go to Cermaney,
[1963]For awhile he worked in a synthetic gasoline plant in Boclitz near Berlin.
[1965]Later he was employed as a:driver for thé NSES, During this tire, he began
[1967]‘his carcer in black marketing and document forging. He claimed that he forged
[1969]. Passes into and out of Germany and did it to help imprisoned Frenéh officers
[1971]been love of excitement and wish to make Roney, He also claized that he did
[1972]"not work for the French Resistance, although it was possible and probablg
[1973]that they gave him orders to fill. Re did mention working through intermediaries
[1974]. and cut-outs, so its possible that he did actually work with the Resistance out
[1975]|_ did not want to tell us. Eventually Subject was arrested by the Cernan regular
[1976]police for his activities, and later brought to Serlin where he was interrogated
[1978]for several months at Gestapo lieadquarters, xa_ ended up by. spending tine in
[1979]jatls. and concentration camps. He was finally Moerated by the U.S. Army.
[1981]. 3. After the thrill and axcitemont of the. war years was passed, Subject
[1982]| could rot settle dom to a routine existence, So ho joined up with an
[1984]acquaintance who he says convinced hin of the necessity to make more money.
[1985]They decided to commit robberies. One was successful. Unfortunately for
[1986]Subject, the other was mt. His friend was apcrehended and confessed. Subject
[1987]spent the next five years in various rather xtorloug prisons in France.
[1989]CROSS REFEZENCE TO - DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUSSEE DATE ~~
[1991]OF F-38334 ‘
[1993]CLASSIFICATION: | Hs Find NGw3ER
[1995]29 Cctober 1964
[1997]DATE
[1999]CFFICE SYM3CL
[2002]OFFICER'S SIGN. ia)
[2005]— (40)
[2006]£55" 53> use previous EDITION
[2008]“ CONTINUATION OF ! snp }
[2009]DISPATCH j SECRET |
[2013]Ee was then paroled to his brother and war living near Marseilles.
[2014]He attempted to ¢o into businass using som: 22 the inventions that
[2015]he hed conceive! during bis continesent i ison. His personalit
[2016]and intense. drive and. self-confidence qui Wh a business
[2017]nar with capital to invest in a cinenzx nic color reproduction
[2019]| system that wis patented an! earned decant srolits for the two of then.
[2021]Stibsect was still oz: parole ani tied to his cider trotherte "eelt-
[2022]righteous’ inc-lsehce,” however. It was shoctiy after this that Subject
[2023]was approached ty.a cenber of: KUBARK who wes Zcllowing up on Subject
[2024]ag an ops lead-furniehed by a cousingin PStZoG.. Subject was favorably
[2025]‘assessed and memoved black from Franco bece=re of travel festrictions
[2027]“{mposed by bis parolé status. .
[2029]; &,- Ths rest of Subject's career has teen generally sumarized:
[2030]- an DIR s7us8, We are also attaching ‘e copy ef SC0A-21573 for information
[2031]“on Subject's most recent activities. ees Oo ;
[2032]Ba Subject hag been described as being very ingenious, observant,
[2033]shrewd, glib, and ont vho relishes intrigue and daring, The latter
[2034]“play a very ‘srortant part in his character. ‘Ze learns quickly and... .
[2036]_- carries out any assignment without regard fcc dancer... His drawbacks, .
[2038]as enumerated by hig case officers, are thet 56 is. headstrong,
[2040]'  Gmpilsive’ and constantly needs new interests, has an ego that feeds ,
[2042]’, on récognition and triumphs, a low frustratica point at “unpredictable
[2044]timed, would probably "fall in love” with tis CO which would make _
[2045]agent turn over difficult, and that-he woul< te difficult to dispose
[2046]of if he becsns disenchanted, 1.6. Subject iz a handling probles,
[2048]Oh. Be
[2050]Alice He. SHAMASZO
[2052]Xenneth N. PECHIUCPAUGH -
[2054]Attachments!
[2055]1 cy BOOA21573, Wipf
[2056]Identity - wee wile A
[2058]Distribution: © ,
[2061]: i
[2062]! I
[2066]~ * CLASSIFICATION ee oO T BAERS
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[2088]“pus abvIse IDEN-AND APPROPRIATE BACKGROUND. NO INDEX. =~ i
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[2139]A “he FOLLOWING coneers aS: =D ON ROEARKS, MADS BY WIROOUIEeg Past cos, : _
[2140]\ |
[2141]i cons rcansus ezasEsee Ts THAT SUBJ COULD Do. VERY LITTLE batiags * IF ANY AT Abby .
[2143] RBF #8 9967 (a mstade: .
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[2147]IF JOINED OTIS SeRVICS, =. - coe, .
[2148]' 2. DURING ‘PERton wis suas UNDER SR DIV CO:TROL, CO HAD PERSONAL, DAILY
[2150]_BXTER “DED CONTACT WITH Ty, CO BELIEVES SUBJ HAS INMATES DESIRE “ORK FOR INTEL
[2151]: SERVICE AS. it CO:SO! RANT WTA PAST LIFE FULL oF DARING, apvavTunots ACTS.
[2152]- IDSA. oF “LEcaLr2sp SFiI NG" APPEALS 70 Suad AS IT PuTs HIM Iv TMFOR Ta! NT, uNrenE,
[2154]FROFZSSIONAL CATEGORY. CO BsLLevsp HS GENUINE SLY SINCERS i WANTING TO 50 SOMETHING
[2155]FOR “RUBERK AS HE ENJOYED i RCLE AS LOWER RCHELON ACTION AGENT. WHILE IT CNTIRELY
[2157]: POSSIBLE SUBI THREATENT ING WORK FOR “OTEER SERVICE AS Bs BARGATNTNG TACTIC FOR
[2159]; _ADBETTO: TAL Kura FIRMS, co RECALLS THAT MONEY NEVER HAS. BEEN FROIGARY END FOR fie
[2160]subs AS HE ALt AS Psu ENOUGH. HONSY WOULD: COME 1 FROY SOSSFLACE TO SUSTAIN HM co. i . oo.
[2161]FROM, ONS VONTURE TO ANOTHTER. DOES NOT LILIEVS THAT suas BxPECTS TO Bz ACCEPTSD
[2163]Bf FRENCH 33, ua Kou VERY WELL St WOULD BE THCARSC CERATED FOR VIOLATING PAROLE .
[2164]HIS FRED. #0 PROBABILITY? CF CEESURE AND RIDICULE FRO “FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN
[2166]4 FRANCS OULD DISSUADE HII IN SUD. PROBABLY Dogs Hor ussy MORE MONEY, BUT 5
[2167]2 7
[2168]2 RATHER NEW DOCIRGHITS AND IDENTITY TN soe Trap COUTRY SO THAT HE CA RETUAN -
[2169]CONTINUED ,
[2172]OFFICER
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[2175]meunasin orricee.
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[2180]3
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[2188]MESSAGE FORM
[2190]Cron | “SECRET
[2192]OO: NO_ INDEX
[2194]Joan “GR in 3 i No.” "Leben
[2196]AND SEY AC CLATM AnD REOOGHETION FROM Feat AND FRIENDS. AS AUVAYS HAD oagAT
[2197]SesTRS 10 NSuRPRISE" SVEXONE 5 BACK HOS ; WITH tw Docu, Ee IDENTITY, FLASTIC
[2199]Stati, art, CP a ' - - i
[2201]3. TRING sa DIV USE OF: SUBI CAREER, HE IN WASHINGTON D.C. AREA
[2202]UDR RCOING manana FOR s ‘AESENTINGL- PROJECT. KNEW ALL ‘AIS HANDLERS BY ALIASES,
[2203]DURING TRAIN conpucr=> IN SAFTHOUSS IN VIRGINIA, KNEW oamRATTa PRINCIPLES
[2205]“AND HANDLED SCALE HOCK-UP OF ELINT GEAR ‘TO BE USED ARSENTINELS HAD TRAINTNG
[2206]IN BASTC AND ADVANCED FTELDCRAPT, INCLUDING SMALL ARIS, BASIC: TRADSOAAFT TECANICUES
[2208]x AND: EAE PRACTT Cas, See RUSSLAN LANGULGS, SOVIET INTERROGATION TBCANTCUES,
[2210]HG. oF KGB BCRLER TROOPS, AESENTINEL OPS PLAX, AIR INFILTRATION EXFILTRATION
[2211]TECHNIQUES TNCLUDI} NG ATRCRAFT FAVORED FOR THIS. SUBJ ABSORBED SOVIET REALITIES,
[2213]. BORDER TROOPS H.0. AND BASIC TRADECRAFT - QUICKLY AND-WITH GREAT APFLISD EE FLEXIBILITY,
[2215]u, DORE RING LEQPOLOVILLE EAX PHASE, SUBJ EW VERY LITTLE RE STATION ACTIVITIES.
[2216]sy CoS fe Tw0 CASE OFFICERS TRUE NOS. WARS OF COS CO; TACT WITH GENERAL
[2218]MOBUTU BECUASE HE WORKG WITH CONGO AIR FORCS, SPENT MOST TLE ‘THERS TRYING
[2220]OTHER .
[2221]OnE VELOP CO“TACTS. AROSE OPS HE MIGHT HAVE DISCERNED WOULD BZ OUTDATED BY NOW
[2223]1
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[2240]- dessifieation jt
[2242]: REPRODUCTION BY. OTHER THAN THE ISSUING oFFfice Is PROHIBITED. "Copy No
[2245]14,00840
[2247]. 9 October 1964.
[2249]MEMORANDUM FOR: J. Albright, AE/S
[2251]"SUBJECT - ot a. Informal Character Assessment of WIROGUE
[2253]‘During the Period July59-Nov 1969
[2254]2. ‘Suggested Considerations for WIROGUE- Resettlement
[2255]. Phase ; 7 :
[2256]3.. Damage Report Contribution
[2258]“1. The following observations and. comments ‘are intended to
[2260]“represent an- informal personality assessment and factors in’ consid-
[2261]‘eration’ of resettlement for. AESPIC, now WIROGUE.. It_is based on a
[2263]period of~training and handling prior -to- anticipated dispatch--early
[2264]Julystthrough late November..1960. These thoughts are based on |
[2265]personal daily -extended contact ‘as trainer/agent handler with Subject
[2266]as a member of prospective cross-border team for implementation of
[2267]REDSOX Operation. AESENTINEL. One member was re-assessed operationally
[2268]unsuitable, which left a team of 2 agents, both of which Undersigned
[2269]continued to handle.. It is: hoped that this assessment may be of
[2271]some benefit to the AF Desk Officer, who requested it the day of this.
[2272]writing. It is intended that. Subject's demonstrated suitability for —
[2273]AESENTINEL, an infiltration-exfiltration operation into difficult”
[2274]terrain in the Soviet Union, will serve as a mechanism rather than
[2276]an end in illustrating Subject's general abilities and limitations
[2278]for the task at hand. An attempt has been made to present this
[2280]material in- subject categories considered operationally meaningful.
[2281]. Quoted passages in Part I are Subjects own or the closest approx-
[2283]imation memory permits.
[2285]. : ab,
[2286]“2 It is my considered opinion that the SubjectYof this writing
[2288]has the highest personal and professional regard for Undersigned. I
[2290]- do also consider that, although thoughtful handling and self assured-
[2292]ness were prerequisite agent control factors during this case, Subject
[2294]“did not causeran uncomfortable amount of special handling problems.
[2296]The sénior Project Officer was Mr. Perry Crookham, C/DOD/DOB during
[2297]the training and holding prior-to-dispatch phase of the operation,
[2299]3. Subject Background and Chronological Association Factors
[2300]__-. Deeme perationally, significant ~
[2301]; A. Subject is.an approximately 49 year old eithnic Georgiana
[2303]fluent in Georgian, French, German and English. Subject emigrated to
[2304]France with the remains of his’ family during the pre-Lycée stage of
[2305]his life. His father, a TBILISI University academician and intellect-
[2306]ual of some note , elected: to stay in Soviet Georgia, during which
[2307]period Sovict dominance in the.West Caucasus was fairly well
[2308]solidified. Subject considers that his fathersdecision was made of
[2311]-his own free witt but which névertheless disappointed Subject greatly,
[2312]as he gréatly admired him, despite the fact that Subiect's fathers
[2313]decision was responsible for the suicide of his. mother, whom Subject
[2314]“Greatly loved. Undersigned believes that Subject's anguish in
[2315]memories, of his parents was genuine. Subject was a clever though.
[2316]precocious child during his Lycée education, and frequently was
[2317]dismissed by ‘school directors who did not appreciate his temperamental
[2318]“ though erratically brilliant performance. Subject, during this stage-
[2319]- o£ development, probably tricd as hard as ever in his life to conform
[2320]to the rules of society, which during that stage of French national
[2322]-education practices, would probably seem quite strict by American _
[2323]middle-school practices. Subject greatly desired academic/professional
[2324]_. recognition. in-imitatiom ‘of his father... These feelings were especially
[2325]frustrating because of his quick mind and. seeming natural ability for
[2326]mechanical and electrical theory ‘and principals. I do not: believe he-
[2327]ever has learned to consider’conventions of living anything more than
[2328]‘a tiresome game to be played when there is no alternative.” Subject's
[2329]quick mind, and' early appreciation, recognition and adaptance of
[2331]guile did much to ensure the ncessary ‘understanding of French culture.
[2332]for moderate success in that country. Subject who is an unusual
[2333]looking man even by French: standards, has no trouble in identifying
[2334]with the under-privileged elements of French society. Subject is
[2335]temporally bald, hooked nose, short, slender, bandy legged, wiry,
[2336]“and-of dark complexion but possessed of a dry, caustic wit eager to
[2337]* “Laugh and contribute in: the Caucasian spirit of comarderie to those
[2339]., Whom he conSiders worthy of friendship. Subject, however, makes real
[2341]| friends cautiously, and has conciously established for himself ;
[2342]perscnality assessment. criteria that would do justice to many success-
[2343]ful senior FI or CE C/O - agent handlers. .
[2345]: B. World War II offered Subject the welcomed opportunity to
[2346]show his ability, and ingenuity by engaging in black market affairs in
[2347]luxury items andVtravel -documents in German-occupied France.” Subject
[2348]would wistfully recount stories of his escapades during that period,
[2349]‘which, after really getting to know Subject, seemed to te entirely
[2350]mossible. Subject admired the Germans as “worthy anoonents",
[2351]particularly their efficiency and ability to act decisively whether the
[2352]problem be tactical or strategic. An extended period of German
[2353]encarceration (until war's end) did nothing to alter his opinion.
[2354]‘Wars’ end left Subject bored and unfulfilled, The excitement and thrill
[2355]of "the game" were gone and Subject's unsettled, numb confusion was
[2356]for quite another reason than most of Europes milling thousands of
[2357]displaced and ‘shattered families. Therefore, it was not long before
[2358]Subject and a close friend from his black market days decided on a
[2359]daring daylight bank’ robbery in one of the suburban centers of France.
[2360]Subject contends he planned the robbery from start to finish, and
[2361]needed only someone to help.. Subject and his accomplice carefully. ;
[2362]cased a bank, stole a heavy truck and during the height of the business
[2363]day hacked the truck fuli speed in reverse through the large street
[2364]level plate glass window. Subject said’ he hopped out of the truck with
[2366]oe
[2368]we ee Et
[2371]i14-D0000
[2373]an automatic weapon, while "the people were frozen solid", gathered
[2375]up the money and was away quickly. Subject sdid the scheme failed
[2376]because his accomplice went to the cache-site to get some of the money
[2377]to spend before it was safe to do so. His accomplice was apprehended
[2378]and in time broke down and implicated Subject. Subject said he was
[2379]not hitter at Ris betrayer,-but rather professed a genuine admiration
[2380]for French. interrogation techniques. Subject served a difficult
[2381]confinement of 5 yéars, and “was ‘paroled to an-older brother in
[2382]Marseilles, as I recall. . ‘
[2384]. C..+Subject said that he began at that point. to appreciate the ~
[2385]’ futility of violent actions, while opposing ‘the authority of society.
[2386]He therefore attempted to go into business using some of the inventfons °
[2387]- that he had conceived during his confinement in prison. His winning a,
[2388]' perscnality and intense drive and self-confidence quickly gained him a
[2389]“business parther with capital to ‘invest in’ a cinematographic color
[2390]reproduction system that was pattened and earned decent profits for the
[2391]venture. Subject was still on parole and tied to his older brother —_
[2392]-.. “self-righteous indulgence’, however. It was shortly after this that
[2393]. “Subject was approached by a.mémber of the AIS who was ‘following up on
[2394]Subject as:an-ops lead furnished by a.cousin in the US who was a
[2395]; moderately successful lawyer, and who had been long since recruited as
[2396]ae, an agent Spotter for eithnic Georgians. Subject was favorably assessed
[2397]and removed back from France, because of travel restrictions imposed
[2398]under his parole status. 1 believe that this opportunity rekindled
[2399]his old feelings of exhilaration and grateful enthusiasm for the
[2400]‘ opportunity to perform his deeds of dWing for an authority, sanctioned
[2401]by a national state, in this case the AIS.
[2403]oe oo D. Were at last, he considered, was a secure source of backing
[2404]- - ; and support, for his natural outicts., Subject always considered the
[2406]: Agency as wn. Geel business partner, ally, and protector. fle was
[2407]thérefore a grateful, sincere "tool" who thoroughly enjoyed his role
[2409]as lower echelon action agent. Subject wow probotily frels Ieee au epust preteen.
[2411]E, He was a willing pupil, physically active -- since the job
[2412]: . called for physical endurance -- and looked on self-denial and fatigue
[2413]ws recognition as a point of honor. Undersigned was never a poor .
[2414]the
[2416]athlete, however, was bested on numerous occasions at whatever
[2417]field probéem. Subject absorbed Soviet Realities, Rorder Troops N.0.
[2418]and basic tradecraft quickly and with great applied flexibility.
[2420]F. It was during this period that Subject began to confide
[2421]regularly and in depth to Undersigned. Subject would often tell
[2422]Undersigned, “Fred, you must believe me, I want to do something."
[2424]"I will do anything you tell me to do, only tell me. "You (meaning
[2425]the Agency) want me to kill somebody. - Okay: I do il anyway you sav."
[2426]I believe Subject was genuinely sincere, and that this was neither an
[2427]attempt to impress his C/O or a trust/assurance maneuver.
[2434]G+ When. an indefinite hold was placed on AESENTINEL ‘by —
[2435]higher, Agency authority, one team member was ‘re-oriented and placed .
[2436]on conservation in a cover job. -Undersigned ultimately conducted this
[2437]agent back to his Scandinavian home where resettlement. was achieved
[2438]‘with a minimum of -arrangements,: however, Subject wus transferred to
[2439]‘AF. Division for projected operational-use in central Africa. This,.
[2440]“if imemory serves, was accomplished in late 1960. :
[2442]“4. Personal Qualities and Miotivation Factors of Possible
[2443]. Operational Exp oitability
[2445]A. -Natural intelligence, resourcefully inventive
[2447]B. Mechanical ability, to include photography... gedgetry
[2449]C. A certain acumen and shrewdness :
[2451]D. Concious guile and a "clandestine mind"
[2453]E, Physical stamina, and vitality. to include extremely good
[2454]eyesight Bo
[2456]F. Probably capacity to withstand hostile interrogation and/or
[2457]_physical stress-privation : ,
[2459]mG, A sincere exponent of “the end justifi 5 the means’ - <.,-°
[2461]Hi. Atheism
[2463]I. A winning personality when nced be
[2464]J. Present and potential language ability
[2465]K. Lack of racial prejudice
[2467]L. Fierce loyalty to his C/O once respect and friendship are
[2468]‘established, = oo, =
[2470]M. Possible self-destruction rather than blow the job in denied
[2471]area Op.
[2473]N. Good independent.action agent © short tere ops.
[2475]0 Anti-Communist
[2477]P. Moderate drinker
[2479]Q
[2481]Keen observer and excellent memory for faces and names
[2483]R. Self-confidence to a fantastic degree
[2485]noe
[2486]H
[2489]S. Personal Qualities Considered Operationally Disadvantaceous
[2491]A: Natually intelligent but headstrong
[2492]B.- ..Physiognomy easily Tenembered © |
[2494]C. A blind spot in intuitive friendships, to possible include.
[2495]. trusted female paramour . a . mo
[2497]DO. “Impulsiveness, and nervous: energy that needs constant
[2498]new interestg outlets. An opportunist .
[2500]E.- Lack of moral convictions and basic Values many of which are.
[2501]divorced from Teality, 20 00 1 aoe
[2503]F. Ego that feeds on recognition. and triumphs... (probable
[2504]inferiority complex) \ = :
[2505]. ' . . .
[2506]G. Poor assessment of the value’ of money ("easy come, easy go")
[2507]H te
[2508]HN. Possible inclination to alter ops plan to Conform)Subjects _
[2509]appreciation of the situation, in field situation, sot
[2511]I.. Probably prove to "fall in love". with his C/O, which might
[2512]"make agent turn over. difficult. Tha prebetly weld be aca gares
[2513]- fer 866 Pe sy ful Fela bean. oe _ . .
[2514]J. Probably poor P/A-~probably has little objective confidence
[2517]K.- Low frustration point at unpredictable times or occasions.
[2518]L. Difficult to dispose of if he ever becomes disenchanted
[2520]6. WIROGUE Resettlement Considerations
[2521]ett tienent Considerations
[2523]; A. AF/S representative has requested comment from Undersigned
[2524]on WIROCUE's apparent reluctance at resettlement attempts in Frankfurt
[2525]a/H which are underweigh at the Present time, I believe. It is
[2526]undersigned's understanding that iSdapectiod has threated to work for
[2527]the French Service if resettlement negotiations do not proceed to
[2528]Subject's liking, Speculation has been that this is probably a bargain-
[2529]ing tactic to gouge an appreciable amount of additional dollars in his
[2530]resettlement claim. Undersigned considérs this a quite valid
[2531]assumption, and entirely attributable to Subject. Subject probably
[2532]Views this threat as particularly critical in view of the seeming
[2533]political/economic conflect with the French, and appreciates by now
[2534]one of the differences petween the AIS and the IS of a fascist and/or
[2536]totalitarian state.
[2539]14290000
[2541]with new ‘docuzents, a new identity, vlastic surgery, etc,
[2543]my
[2545]B. However, Undersigned would like to suggest the following
[2546]interpretation for whetever value mav be in it. 7 Suggest that money,
[2547]per se, is net the primary end that Subject is striving for. now, just
[2548]us it never seered to be his primary concern throughout his‘life. I
[2549]believe that. Subiect gcnuinely eniovs clandestine operations; at least,
[2550]his conception of clandestine operations. Subject probably would,
[2551]prefer to work for the ‘AIS or: possibly the W. German Service because
[2553]-he has’ a genuine fondness for the people and many aspects of the
[2554]_ kulture of both countries. The ‘idea of legalized, or at least
[2555]internationally tolerated, "Spyi ne" offers the Opportunity to
[2557]legitimize, and thereby- rationali: e, Subject's sebsaseusoen that he is
[2559], ‘protecting his equity in an important, unique,’ “professional”
[2561]category:
[2563]: C.- Subject, - during the period of Undersignedsexposure, always
[2564]considered that. if he had money-fine, if not, then enough would come
[2566]“his way from. someplace: to sustain him from one venture fm the next.
[2568]. Subject felt that the acquisition of money would be a by-product of
[2569]‘his opportunist. schemes and technical inventions in pursuance of his
[2570]main goal-personal recognition for personal achievements. and triumphs.
[2572]D. oT believe ‘Subject does not expect ‘to be accepted in his
[2573]offer of employment with the French. Service, but rather to let our
[2575]“minds jump to the next logical step-the fll meaning of the result
[2576]-of such an attempt on his part..
[2578]Subject knows very well that he has
[2580]violated his parole and would be encarcerated on his return, I believe
[2582]“his pride and the probability of censure and ridicule of family and
[2584]friends in Frarice would disuade him in the final analysis.
[2586]. E. Subject is a most excellent chess player. [ have never
[2587]won “from him, nor have I ever seen him lose a game, I consider that
[2588]Subject has though vt this line of action out thoroughly. It. is
[2589]apparent that he is willing to gamble his quit claim settlement on
[2591]‘something that I believe he has specifically in mind--possibly the
[2593]offer of new docunents and identity in some third country. He has
[2595]always had a great desire to “surprise” everyone back home (i. e. Paris):
[2596]I do not
[2598]believe that what he wants is necessarily more dollars, but rather
[2600]for the AIS to once again help htm (as co-partner) to achieve his aim
[2602].of acclaim, success and recognition, possibly this time to family and
[2604]friends in France. : a, .
[2606]F, oT do net believe that. Subiect could ever be physically
[2607]He lest half his front teeth to German interrogators and
[2609]intimidated.
[2610]the other halt to French prison guards. Additionally, he does possess
[2612]-a defiant spirit that sometimes comes through as sheer obstinacy to
[2614]friends. -
[2615]G. If it is considerd worthwhile, I believe an attempt should
[2617]be made to lccate a C/O locally who has handled him in the past. A
[2619]C/O for whom Subject has respect as a higher echelon and whom he
[2620]considers understands him. T suggest that this C/O interview Subject
[2621]in an uncontrolled environment to determine what it is that Subject
[2624]14-0000
[2626]really wants. -To. bat of my ‘recollection, Subiect thought highly
[2627]‘of Monty Love (T),: the C/O that helped pitch him and whe. brought
[2628]him out Black from France. Menty was to go to one of the German
[2629]Stations or bases the last-time I saw hin in late 1959. _
[2631]8. Damage Report Contribution
[2633]nh, : cues : -.A. The following constitutes Undersigned' s contribution to a
[2634]damage ‘report that may well be needed in view of Subject's posture in
[2635]the matter at hand. It covers only that time sequente during which
[2637]»-Undersigned actively handled Subject.
[2638]B. This span. constitutes:
[2639]- early July 59 .- date Nov’ 1960--
[2640]‘ a Or At that time Undersigned was a junior C/O on the ;
[2641]AESENTINEL Project which was’ to be prepared and launched from the ZI
[2643]. by SR/DOB, a covert site ops base wm formerly in the District of
[2644]Columbia, sO . ; So,
[2646]-D. In early July of 59, Undersigned as "Fred" and |
[2648]George Fill (SR Staffer) as Mr. George" met Subject and his teammate
[2649]‘Al’ who arrived at Natl, Airport, D.C. with their. agent handler and
[2650]trainers. The group had returned from several weeks of survival
[2651]training in Alaska, and consisted of: :
[2653]Zubject , "Little David" (A)
[2655]Gregg Ross (T) , Mr. Gregg (A)
[2656]inal : "AL" (agent team mate)” Big Al"{(A)
[2657]Bill Rohmer (T) | Bill (A)
[2659]E.: We drove immediately to a Safehouse in the Virginia
[2660]‘countryside and conducted training, holding and orientations from
[2661]that: site until the operaticn was placed on indefinite censervation:
[2663]and ultimately cancelled becaSue of the Powers U-2 incident.
[2665]FL: Safehouse keepers were an elderly married couple -
[2666]"Geof and Janie. There were approximately 6 DOB QP vehicles exposed
[2668]to Subject.
[2670]: G. During this holding period another -C/O and several agent
[2671]handlers were there on regular. occasions: -
[2672]Perry Crookham (T} - "Mr. Pat" (A)
[2674]. Myron Toloczko (T) "Ski" (A)
[2676]Pa
[2677]Reo tea
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[2684]Ray Hanchulak (T) "Ray" (A)
[2685]-Gordon Mothes (T) "Gordon" (A): , \
[2686]; i
[2687]Joseph Betza (T) : "Joe" (A)
[2688]Col. Podwornyy (1) : "Pod"
[2690]#H. ~ Subject knew the operating principles and handled the
[2691]scale. mock-up of the ELINT gcar to be used on AESENTINEL, Subject.
[2693]_Was .exposed to training in:
[2695]1
[2697](1). Basic and Advanced Fieldcraft, to include small arms.
[2698]: (2) Basic tradecraft techniques. and practices
[2700](3) Soviet Russian language training
[2702](4) Soviet interrogation techniques _ a i
[2704](S) -M.O. of KGB Border troops . :
[2706](6) AESENTINEL Ops. plan
[2708]a _ ~ (7) Air infiltration- -exfiltration hig emtaues to ;
[2709]include aircraft favored for this, |. .
[2710]Ul
[2712]“9. "For further. information or Clarification please call. © a
[2713]““Fréd Kirkpatrick, extension 6587.
[2715]a . ae’.
[2716]a ad Woh yiabecke
[2717]: “Fred Kirkpatrick
[2718]SR/O/PT
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[2748]; CABEZONE HARVARD, WIROGUE...
[2749]- ORE ESCA 21573 .
[2751]Te, Jon, MONEY, FRIENDS AND HOPE FOR FUTURE, SAYS HE HAS TRIED HARD
[2753]7 FIND AND RETAIN SUITABLE, EM POL YMENT. BUT UNFITLED FoR ANYTHING
[2754]over THAN TATEL WORK. SINCE PBPRIME UNABLE PROVIDE HIM FURTHER ;
[2755]ao ASSIGNMENT IN THIS FIELD HE PLANS PROCEED PART AND OFFER SERVICES -
[2756]“10 FIs, _ STATED PUR POSE HIS CONTACT To DETERMINE ‘WHETHER THERE
[2758]‘ “ANY OBJECT rons HIS SEEKING sucy EMPLOYMENT
[2760]f
[2761]|
[2762]| 1 NIROGUE CONTACTED | HARVARD TO ADVISE HE CURRENTLY WITHOUT
[2764]cs 2. HARVARD CO “CONF IRMED THAT THERE NO possi rity OF
[2765]RENEWING HIS AIS ASSOCIATION, WIROGUE ALSO TOLD THAT, WHILE
[2766]: ‘VE UNABLE PREVENT HIM From TAKING PROPOSED ACTION, DOING so
[2767]WOULD BE aT own RISK SINCE FRENCH AUTHORITIES WOULD ‘PROBABLY “
[2768]“NOT ONLY DISSELIEVE HIS STORY OF PAST AIS CONNECT TONS} Burt - WOULD
[2769]TAKE ACTION AGAINST HIM FOR past CRIMINAL ACTIVITY,  SuBy
[2771]. QGUTWARDLY APPEARED TO. DISCOUNT THESE WARNINGS.
[2774]wee, 2]
[2776]SOUT MEN Pinte Ny re
[2777]re ee SURES eS
[2778]14-00000 ‘ 3. ¢ : _ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ee
[2779]. = __ - - INSTRUCTIONS .
[2780]' zy [PRIOR TO FILING en a —~10: ACTION BRANCH
[2781]a 1 Pill sa Sect 2. on back Detach back flap
[2783]and forward to RID.
[2784]2 Destroy front cover shect unless it erecards
[2785] signiticant aétion takez or comments tequir- ~
[2786]-ing Preservation.
[2788]IP Ate 4. Pe dai ty shown are not Ptoper,
[2790]uIseHt proper ‘bgulow and forward
[2791]document to RID-AN. .
[2793]PHOCER FILE NO
[2795]TO: ALL ADORESSEES.
[2797]COMMENTS
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[2807]FILE NUMBER [PRIMARY Ccooey
[2809]326 f— 223079
[2811]OGCUMENT NUMBER
[2813]EGOA 21573
[2815]Vin. Fey
[2817]1407
[2819]Foae USE PREVIOUS
[2820]res 6100 to
[2822]~~ HONS
[2824]ale) . .
[2825]Chief, AF
[2826]INFQ. .
[2827]; Chief, FE: WH; SR: KUPLUM _
[2828]- from Chief, Coordination & Support Base,
[2829]. Frankfurt : :
[2830]suatcr WIROGUE oe yo, “ads
[2831]1 £° Final Resettlement of WIROGUE eed
[2832]ACTION REQUIRED 1 REFERENCES : . .
[2834]aed. 'WIROGUE, “former REDSOX -agent candi@ate and African Division
[2835]agent has’ been quitclaimed and resettled on the local economy.
[2836]This ‘@ispatch summarizes the WIROGUE case from May 1962 to March
[2838]1964,
[2840]“2 Subject arrived in Frankfurt/Main from the Congo on 22 May
[2842]. 1962, .:KUBARK's ‘reasons. for ‘establishing contact were dictated by
[2843]the need to relievé Subjéct of his KUBARK-supplied false Austrian
[2844]-passport, the need to institute. or suggest a course of action
[2845]which would encourage him to establish himself as a contributing
[2846]member of society and, above all, prevent his return to the Congo.
[2848]me - 3. Subject appeared to be primarily a resettlement problem,
[2849]therefore, Orme K, DARONNAT was assigned the Case Officer
[2850]responsibility. oe
[2852]4. Since adequate documentation was a primary. consideration for
[2854]“Teo successful resettlement, Subject was briefed on the relative merits
[2856]of the types of . FEDREP,-documentation available. Although Headquarters
[2857]had recommended a -backstopped. Fremdenpass, subsequent discussions
[2858]“between DARONNAT ‘and MKTOPAZ FRAN representatives indicated a
[2859]'Reiseausweis to be the proper document for, permanent resettlement,
[2861].. With the cooperation ‘of ODIBEX. Camp King representatives, Subject
[2863]“=! was interviewed ahd granted political recognition on the basis of
[2865]a fabricated story’in. which he claimed to be a Georgian who defected
[2866]from East Berlin while with a tourist group.
[2868].. 5. The WIROGUE case suffered a temporary setback when in December
[2869]1962 the BUNDESVERFASSUNGSSCHUTZ (BFV), the West German organization
[2870]responsible for the internal security of the FEDREP became interested
[2871]in. Subject and requested all available information. HARVARD briefed
[2872]OCA Bonn that Subject was strictly a HARVARD agent resettlement case
[2873]whose name, recognition interview story, etc were complete :
[2874]fabrications to insure his receiving political recognition anda
[2875]Reiseausweis. OCA advised the BFV that Subject was of continuing AIS
[2876]interest and HARVARD resumed its resettlement efforts... 2 rae? D
[2878]2 3
[2880]DATE DISPATCHED
[2882]CATE TYPED
[2883]4 June 64
[2885]OISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[2887]EGOA-21573
[2889]HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMDER
[2891](Continua) f-'
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[2894]1 GROSS REFERCNCE TO
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[2916]G. By summer 1963 detailed South American immigration data
[2917]had been acquired. This disclosed. that Subject's. language
[2918]deficiencies, background, knowledge of the Soviet Union, and work
[2919]history were insufficient to guarantee hits smooth processing
[2920]through the .INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPEAN. MIGRATION '
[2921](ICEM)... Our “investigation also pointed up the fact that until
[2922]Subject was provided with a'detailed life history containing the
[2923]informetion required by prospective employers and/or immigration
[2924]authorities, he was not ina position to be resettled anywhere,
[2925]let alone South America, - As a‘result, HARVARD's plans to process
[2927]“Subject for immigration had to be cancelled, at_least temporarily.
[2929]7. cA CABEZONE Stage I C.0, was given the task of preparing a
[2930]_ life story containing the factual information needed for the filling
[2931]“2 out of job applications, to stand up under detailed interviews and,
[2932]. if.South American immigration ever took place, to satisfy immigration
[2933]‘requirements. This.léegend was given: to.ODIBEX Camp King representa-
[2934]tives who ‘prepared a new political -recognition interview story,
[2935]arranged for the removal of copies of the old story from the various
[2937].. §, For the. first time since Subject had arrived in HARVARD's
[2938]. custody the way was clear for a final resettlement. Subject's
[2939]. Reiseausweis was renewed and. he was’ quitclaimed and advised to
[2940]work and establish himself in Germany. He was told that nothing
[2941]more could be done for him and that immigration to South America
[2942]at anytime in the future would be without KUBARK assistance.
[2944]9, HARVARD has done everything to insure Subject a successful
[2945]future -free from. problems resulting from his "black" association
[2946]with KUBARK, Therefore, there is food reason to believe that
[2947]KUBARK will not have to become involved with any of Subject's
[2948]“future problems. It is also unlikely he will attempt to coerce
[2949]KUBARK with threats to reveal all. With his criminal background
[2950]he is aware that he cau ‘be brought to the attention of the French
[2952]'. authoities. He also believes that. KUBARK's position in the FEDREP
[2953]is such that we have nothing to.fear from any action on his'part. .
[2955]10. At the time of this writing Subject has a position as
[2956]research and development engineer with a Munich firm. He allegedly
[2957]receives DM 1500 per month, has an expense account and is to receive
[2958]a percentage of all profits realized’ from the sale of any devices
[2959]he develops. He expects to move to Munich permanently about the
[2961]end of May or June 1964,
[2963]11, HARVARD has arranged with CSB Data Processing Branch to
[2964]publish a noforn drop notice under Subject's documented name so
[2965]that any attempt to immigrate to any country will bring him to the
[2966]attention of KUBARK and appropriate action can be taken.
[2968]12, It is suggested that Headquarters arrange to apprise
[2969]HARVARD of any inquiries regarding Subject under his documented
[2970]name or any of the names listed in Attachment C, .
[2972]i
[2974]7)
[2976]wo . oa i,
[2978]Teme
[2980]ORME K, DARONNAT | |
[2984]acne
[2986]Gyre ee
[2990]Attachments:
[2992]A. Recognition Interview Story (USC)
[2993]B. Termination Agreement (usc)
[2994]Cc. Iden List _ (USC)
[2995]Distribution: .
[2996]Qrig & 1 - AF, w/atts (USC) : uo
[2997]atts o,
[2998]atts co
[3000]° ates , : .
[3001]w/o—atts Date RDP OP
[3002]CLASSIFICATION :
[3004]USE PREVIOUS EDITION.
[3005]REPLACES FORMS
[3007]91-28, SL-SIA AND S109
[3008]WHICH AE OBSOLETE
[3010]S-E-C-R-E-T
[3012]14-0000, q
[3016]ON HOLVdSIGa
[3018]- €LSTe-VyOom * te
[3019]OL V INANHOVLLY: YIAOD BLvuvdssS |
[3021]Tee hake
[3023]Pelli bad. s
[3025]: © Pad Varhure ail .
[3026]ect I tt : . . . ‘ oe
[3027], 7 - e
[3029]TNA nO MI Cay Las BeZt. Oberuradl/Ta., dan 25.0.1962
[3031]In hoglottung aines Dolnotochera orcohotnt dor angebliche -
[3033]auslindioche Piilcatling .
[3035]Grorg Prank Bandera, | --—
[3036]Bebe nm 25. Juli,1915 An TiLlis/ceorgien/Uas SRep --
[3037]wohnhaft in Gberurael/on., Tohanaractre 145,
[3038]Reorufy hlektroingoniour,
[3039]Bta: ‘toanfones ungeklirt, feo UdS SR,
[3041]- Bktornt “O*nidn Je und Maria. gave Kantéoheli,
[3042]aa a ; bodice varetorbeny - .
[3044]_ und oridict nto “rongts _ a, _ a
[3046]a. Ich weit, ‘wooha2b: Gon heute. hier botragt werden soll. Moin. \
[3048]iad Dolactscher hat air auch ‘Goeact, dkB ich G10 Yohrhait angeben
[3052]- ala ausliindiocher Plucht2ling cofthrdet iat,
[3054]Ich wurde aln Hlteates Kind aoiner. Bltacn godorons Toh hatte :
[3056]det. ,
[3058]’ Mein Vater war von HFeruf Ingenteur, iat aber berotet in Jahra
[3062]2924 veratorbvon. Ich aalbat kann aioh an meinen Veter nioht
[3063]aohy erinyrn, Meine ‘intter Ast im Johre 1934 an. ottiesd Nerge
[3064]Bohlag voratorhen, Sié6 war suletst Kaipiererin in (etned
[3065]Schuhroparaturdonobift in ‘Tiflio.
[3067]Meine Schulseit degann in Jrhre 1927, -o-ich an moinen Uoburtse.
[3068]- ort bia 1934 din aortige Deutachea vchule besuchte. Ea war
[3069]aine Schule, in dar nach deuts her Gesichtepunkten unterrichtet
[3071]wurdo. Sir dodkonton une zu dannliger Zait der doutachen Iprache
[3072]und hatten nur w.niga Stunden, wo wie An der goorgischen
[3076]In Suhre 1934 kam ich, nach: m, deh durah eine Prilfung é1e Be=
[3077]funigung nachweison nudte, aun Blektro~Technikun in Tiflis, den
[3078]auch ein Internat angoschloasen wars Die finanatellen “ittel
[3080]“fir diene Schule brauchta’ foh nicht aufbringony sondorn nat wt
[3082]ein Peinendiuar. 7
[3084]An dieser Ishronatalt atadlorée ich vier Jahre Pryoiky Mathonats
[3089]a>
[3091]' '
[3092]Hebden der oigentiic® can Poohauabildung erhtolten wir auch eing we
[3093]vorniiitirische Ausbildungs :n der KUrperschule ait eingo=
[3094]echloscen. Ware Wihrend dor Soanorferien waron die Studenten
[3095]moist ‘gut etner Kolehoae “Derokartlats ‘ua go an der Borgung
[3097]der | irnta. ‘mitauhelfon.
[3098]‘Ia. Pruhjahr. 1938 hatte 4¢h meine Adaohlusprifung. Ich bestand
[3101]_ Schon ‘yon dor: Tnhranatalt ‘wurden ‘uno Artéiteplitsc eugewiesone ©
[3103]tir mugten ung su dionen Eweak auf sw i Jahre vorpflichtons
[3105]“Toh wlirde- egen,* “dad dante. eine ‘geviase R oxgenhlung dor wie _
[3106]-gawith on Golder eu tnacke, deo Studiung 9 golotatet werdon ‘golltes
[3108]and eich in’ “Zoohaka Jas
[3110]: - Plata def:
[3112]a An'28.. Auguat 1941 wurde Len eur rueateohen Armee eingegogene
[3114]Ich kom: naoh: Byakue Ea handelte eich um eine PlakoinheLt,. aie
[3116]in der Oaljanekij1 Kasorne tinte. -gobracht var, Nach meinor
[3118]_ swediaonatigen Grundausbaldung wurde“ich ale Kraftfahrer ausge= |
[3119]“pildet.
[3121]_ Bun Schlus: ‘moinor Dienstseit war toh Fobrer des Divistonckoanane
[3122]doura, Oderstleutnant OQURGENIDSS. | .
[3124]. Is Jahre 1944 wurde Joh sua Foldwodel deLdrdert. Mae dieses
[3126]“> Dienaterad: habe ich auch 1946 die Amace verlansen, Es we
[3128]im Septemtor. Ich kehrto wieder an meinen frilhoren Arboito~
[3130]plats surtick, don ioh bio su-moiner Flucht innohatte.
[3132]“Run ru meinen Fluchtcrundent
[3133]Trotsuem ich in einom komaunistischen Land geboren und ersogen
[3134]wordon wary dagann ich doch schon frilhseitig zu veretehon, daB
[3135]fur die Rinselperaon keine persinliche Frotheit bentand.
[3136]_ Ee war mir auch klar, .da8 persinlicher Aufotieg nicht von
[3137]. dea Talent und der Xoohtachaffenheit eines Nonsohen abhing, ©
[3138]eondarn von ‘dem AudanG der polifischen Retitigung. Ich erkannte
[3139]die kornunistiochen Ligen, doa dio Wirklichkelt so verschiedon von.
[3140]der offisiellen Propaganda war. Wihrend und naoh den Ariege traf
[3141]fon Menaohen, die went liche ‘Idndor besucht hatten und ich war
[3142]in der Ing». Bruohstuoke der Wahrhoit liber den Unterrahiod.
[3143]in den Lebensarten aug diesen Ersthlungen abguleiten, obwohl
[3147]1400009] *
[3149]. ’
[3150]Ich hdrte achlieGlich auoh noch weatliche Sender, un aich, su
[3151]orientieren. Kring feindlicha =instellung sua Fosstunisous .
[3156]. In dunt 1962 kaa cohliesiicn der Sichorheitagionst zu diy
[3157]“en tieinen, Arbeiteplate. In, der arinchliedendon Yernehrung
[3160]Atohe AuGerungen: getan au hedens Obwohl ich aolchs Xuforungoa
[3161]' ped versc edenon Yelegerhoiten gemacht hatte und dashald |
[3162]; adhuldig im Sinn én letzteren Tele der Ancchuldigungen a
[3163]War,.-konnto doh" funion, ‘dad: dor Bicherheitodienat nioht
[3164]|. gentigond Informationen. bona. ‘Teh verneinte dechalb alle a)
[3165]‘Ahsohulaigungen, °" a
[3167]erhielt die Auflage, meinen dphneite nicht su verlas:ene.
[3168]. AuBerden wurde mir erklart, dad ich epAter von Sichorheites *
[3169]| fens? noch hdren wilrde. Alle diese Unotinde lieden in mir *
[3170]den Godankon ‘der Plucht konzan, Ich lebte fortan imnor in
[3171]. der Anant, von. Sichorheitodienst verhaftet su warden, Haoh
[3172]'- weiflicher Ubcrlegung setate {oh na 25.6.62, also drei Tage .
[3173]_ nach den. iverhbr, no ine Fluchtabsichten in die Tat an. .
[3174]aaa Blo an jeden- Tag, 80 vorlieS ioh auoh su gewohiter Zolt,
[3175]a “Began 07.00° Uhr, meine Yohnung. Anetatt abor gum Arboitae
[3176], Platz au-gcehan, verlied toh die Stadt in Richtung Bamtrediae |
[3177]Den Zug getraute ich mir nicht cu benutgon, weil ich der
[3178]Meinung war, da8 dieser liberwmncht wird, Nach etwa 2 oder 3
[3180]aufgenonnen, der nich nach Sontredia brachte. Dort bestiog
[3181]Ich dain wohlieflich den Zug maoh Baku, dar gezeon 14.00 UhF
[3182]ankam. Ich versteokte mich in der Folsegei¢t big sur Dunkelheid
[3183]Ich ging an Soe entlang. Noch etwa 2 Kilogeter Fuln: rach
[3184] vernichtete: ich ‘meinen Pad. ( Peroonalauszeia _) und vergrubd
[3185]* meine Kleidung. - Ich nuste nitatioh von diesom Ort vornuchen,
[3186]schvianend tilrkicchos Gebit su erreicken. Ea Mag unglaubdlich,
[3187]klingan, aber ich sch-ama bia gegon 04.00 Unr frtth. An Land
[3188]gckoanen, wuite-ich nicht, wo foh mich defand, In einer
[3191]oe , : . OF ofa
[3194]14-0800 mo . ewe
[3196]Ich yoreteoxto mich sieder und varteta bie suaAfbonds .”
[3197]Ich ging ochlieAlich wieder ino %_so0% und sohvani nun .,
[3198]der Ktinto entlnng. - Ich atthte mich wieder die ginse Nacht
[3199]aby ohre 4a0 ich gonay wubte, wo foh nich bofand. Im dorgen=
[3200]grausn ging ich wieder: an Lind. Ich hielt mich = cuniichat in
[3201]einer Hobe vorotookte ‘Im L.ufe der nachfolgonden Gtundea rs
[3202]traf ‘toh einon Knaben von. etwa 11. oder 12 Jahron. Von tha
[3203]“ erfuhr deh, da {ch afoh auf tlirkiechem Grbtet, in dor
[3205]: Nuhe von Kenal<Pancha defend. Da.doh tmnr noch nicht
[3207]Der. ‘ot cehorahend, niher te Ach mich cohlieflich der Orte
[3208]‘dohatt Keznl=Pasoha. HAS ‘meinen ‘ruceieohen Sprachkonntnioe
[3210]/Yerstindlich onachen. Man dedrohte mich nit St0cken und ;
[3211]Axton, ‘bie fo ich sfa-nohlietlich Uberseugen konnte, a8 - \
[3212]* ANA tay OrvLet kime und. um Nilfe bitte, Minner —
[3213]der Ortrohaft Ubergaben mich sohliieflich don ailitiricohes
[3214]- BohSrden in Renal~Parohae
[3216]_ Ded meiner Flucht war toh lediglich nit oiner Badehosa
[3217]" ‘peifleddots An den FUdon hatte toh Schwimnfloasen. Heiter
[3218]| trug toh. oin’? ‘Tinppmesner bed mir, mit dem ich aioh im Hote
[3221]mioh U*-Behdrden, ade nich noch: ay gletonen z, 69 nach
[3222].. Deutschland brachtens
[3224]. Daa. det die Kuhrhott. Ich bitte, nich als ausl. PluchtLing
[3228]_ Ich bin bisher noch nicht boatraft.
[3230]“f°. Wegen moiner Zukunftoabsichten befragts, erkiire ich, da8
[3232]i oa we schlossen, daf ich mich in Buropa ntederlasse. ;
[3233]oa ee Dee int ulles, wan {oh yon mir dua und auf Befragon sogen
[3234]po ean er
[3235]be a Die in rusoiooher bprache sefthrto. ¥-rhandlung habe doh ° : di
[3239]2 Ce a de ongent
[3240]. : . 4
[3242]« ROpiby aE Kom ,
[3245][ micROFICMED
[3246]JUN 16 igo4
[3248]_ DOC: MICRO. SER.
[3250]The undersigned herety acknovleizges
[3252]chat a contractual relationshis-
[3253]hss heretofore existed tetveen hin and the Government of the United States
[3254]of America (hereinafter re z "the Governnent™}, The Governnent
[3255]e tisfied ali of its obi
[3257]nas, fully and completely igations to the undersigned.
[3259]. The undersigned on bezals of himself, tis heirs, exacutors, adninistra-
[3260]tors ‘and, assigna hereby releases and forever discharges the Governnent, its
[3261]. officers, agents ani ensicrees fron any and sli debts, claims, benefits or
[3263]demands ‘arising out of the above mentioned contractual relationship,
[3265]. _ 2 The undersigzed-fully understands and Scpreciates the fact that the orior
[3266].,~ relationship between the ratties and all information ani knowledge acquired in
[3267]* the course of Said relationship (particularly with reference to Persons and
[3268]methods enbdloyed ‘by the Government: are the promrty of sald Government and
[3270]constitute nilitery ‘secrets affecting its security. The umersiened knows and”
[3271]-understands that these are rrotected by German Law under the orovisions of
[3273]. “Annex A to the Cofvention on Rights and Obligstions of Foreign Forces in the
[3275]_ Federal Republic.of Germany. — me
[3277], The Government {s highly appreciative of the excellent services hereto-
[3278]fore rendered by the undersioned. However, ta creserve the security above
[3279]mentioned, it is further unierstooi and agreed thst toth parties shail here-
[3281]after disavow that the relationship ever existed,
[3283]The undersigned furthe> agrees he possesses ro right, title or interest
[3284]in any information or -knowledce arising out of said relationship and he fur-
[3285]ther solemnly swears tnat he will never Givu cublish or reveal by word
[3287]- conduct or any other means the fac: of said
[3289]Lienship nor any such ano
[3290].- or Anformation arising therefrom except as authoriged in writing by the-sans
[3291]... OPfLelal of the Government as that uho witnesses this oath, ©...
[3293]Tes
[3295]De ven
[3297]Jim. ZA Mop Ly as this 3 p
[3299]7
[3300]oo
[3301]Q bon F S cel, (2.5,)
[3302]a) Ne
[3304]SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT B TO
[3305]DISPATCH NO. FGOA-21573
[3306]DATED 4 JUNE 1964.
[3308]are
[3310]Te ee a ee ee a a.
[3312]. . tele Ls yuri etd ee “
[3313]S02 Loca D PSDP
[3315]2. wre ea 2
[3318]| — If :
[3319]SEPARATF. COVER. ATTACHMENT C TO
[3320]DISPATCH NO EGOA-21573. _
[3321]DATED 4 JUNE 1964
[3323]IDEN LIST -
[3326]eee A
[3328]oo)
[3330]DAVID de PANASKHEP, [Pmcncrieé=
[3331]{yuna 6 94
[3333]yore
[3335]GEORG REINER
[3337]DAVID TZITZICHVILI
[3339]wtf 2P ISD
[3341]S
[3344]14.0000
[3346]EXSrRPT FROM BSCA 21181 -- HARVASD RESEGTL ENT
[3350]a,
[3352]UFNT ‘SUMMARY FOR JANUARY 196k:
[3354]Subject's new legend has been.
[3356]translated into German and given to
[3357]the ODIBEX Camp King representatives
[3358]who will use it as the basis for a
[3360]’ new political recognition interview
[3362]Story. AS.Soon-as the new story is
[3363]completed copies will be placed in
[3365]the various files to replace copies
[3367]of the old story. At this point,
[3368]Subject's documentation. will be. - .
[3369]compietcly in order and actual resettle-.
[3370]ment should be accomplished in a few ~'
[3372]days.
[3374]Pas.
[3376]St} 233977
[3378], Lo, [ieee
[3381]14-0000 . . . . .
[3383]SECRET
[3384]_- HARVARD
[3386]SUMMARY OF. RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY.
[3387]1 - 30 Septenber 1963
[3389]"> >: n- “DEFECTOR CASES: co
[3391]Case Name’. at ' _ | Action Taken ce
[3393]A. On- Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
[3395]‘DS~ 108". “Subject moved out of HARVARD ‘housing.
[3396]: - during the month after naving ‘located ag
[3397]~.’ appropriate employment with CAMANTILLA'S. |.
[3398]. . assistance. The. results of Subject's
[3399]-T.B. tests were obtained on 24 September
[3400]_and aré negative... He will. continue in
[3401]‘his Current job and concentrate on
[3402]further English Study until December 4
[3403]‘when he will again be considered for
[3404]inmigration to the U 5. under P. L.
[3405]86-648. ; .
[3407]DS-129—i«; Through the assistance of MKTOPAZ and
[3408]“ ODIBEX, Subject received his Fremdenpass
[3409]_ — and was interviewed for FEDREP political
[3410]po recognition, Shortly after being turned
[3411]; over to CAMANTILLA, who is assisting him
[3412]in his efforts to obtain local employ-
[3413]ment, the need for additional interroga-~—
[3414]tion arose, While his job hunt. was,
[3415]therefore, Slightly delayéd, it Should
[3416]recommence shortly. Due to the sensitive
[3417]nature of Subject's documentation — ‘
[3418]problem Chaving been previously granted
[3419]refugee recognition by another country),
[3420]HARVARD wiil continue to maintain contact
[3421]with him until. the Reizseausweis is issued.
[3423]IDEN-271* Subject immigrated to the U.S, 19 September
[3424]1963 without HARVARD assistance or
[3425]CAMANTILLA sponsorhip.
[3427]Be Received During Reporting Period:
[3429]DS-130 ' profession: Electro-technictan:
[3430]: designer of high voltage
[3431]power circuits
[3433]Rec'd by HARVARD: 20 September 1963 |
[3434]From: CABEZONE |. :
[3435]Nationality: Czechoslo: fakiaa
[3436]Age: 27 .
[3438]-No of Dependents: 0O
[3439]Resettlement Officer: Orme K. DARONNAT
[3441]Group 1
[3442]Excluded from automatic
[3443]Downgrading and declassification
[3445]SECRET
[3447]Jopeds3 477
[3450]-- DS-130 (Cont)
[3452]SECRET
[3455]Action Taken
[3457]HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Subject! s |
[3458]procéssing for immigration.to the U.S...
[3459]Under Public Law 414 has already been-
[3460]completed. He is scheduled: to ‘depart.
[3462]28° October 1963: via-an’ ICEH: flight: for
[3463]New York where CAMANTILLA will meet ‘and -
[3464]-assist. Until - “this. departure. date he
[3466]wall. occupy, HARVARD housing and continue
[3467]7 his study of English. ,
[3469]Profession: Mechanical Engager .
[3470]Rec'd by HARVARD: 30‘September 1963 ©
[3471]From: CABEZONE Som :
[3473]Nationality: — Polish.
[3477]'- No. of Dependents: 0. |
[3479]Resettlement Officer: Arthur.A, LIFALL
[3480]HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Immigration
[3481]‘to-Canada (see EGOA 20576, dated 24°
[3482]September 1963).
[3484]C. Former Defector Resettlement. Cases (or Cases Still in Stage IJ)
[3485]Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period:
[3487]DS-924
[3489]DS-125
[3491]DS-127
[3493]Camp King. informed HARVARD that Subject
[3494]had applied for a Reiseausweis renewal
[3495]in order to visit the FEDREP. Head-~
[3496]quarters' answer to HARVARD's query re.-
[3497]adviseability of issuing renewal will be
[3498]passed to the appropriate authorities,
[3499]thru Camp King, when received.
[3501]While immigration. to the U.S. under P.L,
[3503]86-648 was initiated for Subject and his
[3504]family (see EGOA-20570, 18 Scptember 63),
[3505]HARVARD now feels his best chances for
[3506]U.S. entry, in view of his long C.P,
[3507]membership, is under P, L, 414 first
[3508]preference (sce FRAN 2170), Preliminary
[3509]discussions have been held with AMCONGEN
[3510]and an advisory opinion wil! be obtained,
[3512]Application for U.S, immigration under
[3513]P. LL. 86-648 has been formally
[3515]turned down by the local I&NS office.
[3516].CABEZONE is currently awaiting. Head-
[3517]quarters reaction to EGOA-20573, 19
[3518]September which recommends P, L. 110
[3519]handling.
[3521]* Resettled during the reporting period, Subject will not
[3523]appear. on
[3525]next month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless
[3527]and until some new.unforeseen aspect of the case arises
[3528]requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the
[3529]case will be listed and the new action described under
[3531]Category IC.
[3533]SECRET
[3536]14-0000
[3539]“0. ME. AGENT CASES: ae
[3540]‘Case Name , Action Taken
[3542]A. ( at gO . Period:
[3544]ne " CAHAVOC -1... “Subject continues: to be of interest
[3547]_: until he is successful- in “his attempt:
[3548]. | to: find an apartment -on the economy; ©
[3550]Background material for Subject’s new
[3551]legend has been. acquired with the = .- |
[3552]assistance of Stage 1. HARVARD’ Hopes. -. . .
[3553]is to begin the final Stages of Subject's
[3554]“. -Fesettlement ‘in the near future, - ..-
[3556]«, Subject immigrated: to thé U.S, 5 September
[3557]“1963 on PAA FLT #73, °° 0. 2 TOPE
[3559]IDEN-272 ce Tké initial stages of FEDREP political
[3563]recognition have been completed. Subject’s: ~
[3565]; position has been legalized to the extent
[3566]_ vy . . - . that he is now looking for employment on
[3567]me _ : _ the economy. cee ;
[3569]TIDEN-274 ‘. With the assistasce of CAMANTILLA Subject
[3570]: " commenced his photographic training in
[3571]-«» Hamburg. on 10 September; Upon completion
[3572]_ of his schooling (in-early 1964) he will |
[3573]be given the monetary grant awarded by ~-
[3574]Headquarters ag compensation for his
[3575]eight-year imprisonment,
[3577]B. Received During Reporting Period:
[3579]NONE
[3581]C. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action
[3582]During Reporting Period:
[3584]AEBLANKET-2 HARVARD C. 0, ORME K, DAPONNAT and
[3586]. former HARVARD C. O. DAVID R, REINBOLD
[3587]visited Subject at her request, She
[3588]asked for help for a girlfriend who had
[3589]become involved in possible foreign.
[3591]: -- intelligence activities in the local
[3592]: '. .,area. Arrangements were made for
[3593]a oS a" REINBOLD to introduce an FOB/CE C.0o,
[3594]: a . to Subject,
[3596].e + AEPOLE-25. Additional correspondence has been
[3597]So . : . exchanged with Subject in connection
[3598]: . with his attempting to establish with
[3599]} ': FEDREP authorities that he contributes
[3600]oo, to the support,of his children living
[3601]tog : in the USSR,
[3603]Bo SECRET
[3606]‘DIHESITANT —= = =. At the request of FOB/SAT, HARVARD
[3607]ae has beea iz contact with AMCONGEN FRAN
[3609]. ‘tosestablish most expeditious way for
[3610]‘Subject to be processed for immigration ——
[3611]to thé U.S. Iumigration is complicated
[3612]‘by the’ fact that Subject and wife are’;
[3614]“| residing in another country and for .._
[3615]_ ‘Security reasong must not be processed. -
[3616]_ at the U.S. Consulate located in that
[3617]“s.. “country, so Pb, {
[3618]IARVARD continues to-maintain contact. |
[3619]th Subject through our local post .-| |
[3620]kan g.-Headquarters ‘and-other
[3622]each letter received,.
[3624]>. SIDEN-238 , 24: ~. | HARVARD maintains ‘periodic. contact with
[3625]242 0. thts family and continues. to pay che...
[3626]es "widow “of -IDEN 238 a monthly subsistence ©
[3627]; ' payment of DM 150.,: ; oe
[3628]. . -7 . as at
[3629]IDEN-239 & 240 HAPVARD arranged for a meeting between |
[3630]. _the“ local representative of CAMANTILLA
[3631]_and an FOB/SAT Cc, 0. to discuss ‘the :
[3632]‘possibility for continued financial :
[3633]‘assistance to Subjects through U,S,E.P,
[3635]- IDEN 263 - . The New York: office of CAMANTILLA has.
[3636]co mo ' brought to HARVARD's attention the .
[3637]recurring difficulties which it has" had
[3638]_. with Subject. This problem was discussed
[3639]’ with FOB/SAT and a summary of the
[3640]situation forwarded to Headquarters in
[3641]FROB 5827,
[3643]Resettled during the reporting period, Subject will not appear
[3644]on next:.month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until
[3645]some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring
[3647]additional HARVARD action, In this event the case will be listed |
[3648]and the new action described under Category TIC. ; — et
[3650]SECRET
[3652]‘Opriate KUBARK. elements the.giat of. 2 gs!
[3657]0791 -(PARVARD Resettlement: Summary)
[3659]em,
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[3663]Subject's new legend has been prepared
[3665]‘and will be used to provide the details
[3667]for a new FEDREP political recognition
[3668]interview. The next step will be to
[3670]. arrange to have the new interview story
[3672]substituted for the old thus paving the ;
[3673]way for Subject's permanent resettlemeat.—
[3675]ford 33¥77
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[3688]_ Chief of Boge, Bonn.”
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[3697]. . i
[3698]topping of EB setti £ & D4 —— al c yx NO NOERRIG BEQUIRED ;
[3699]Soo: . . j | INDER:NG CaN BE UOGED
[3700]Fa
[3702]- i BY QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY
[3704]"| 1, Reférences represent an taitial misunderstanding of. f
[3705]- the problen-of WIROGUE which is now being clarified, : .
[3706]Sot The -probien of backstopping of resettlenént ‘and - :
[3707]disposa cases has been carefully reviewed by elements of CSB
[3708]cancerned including CABETONE,; MKTOPAZ and CATHINK.-.In this
[3710]connection there is attached. = copy of a menorandun dated 27 |
[3712]. -AUgust-1963° from -Chief/MKTOPA?-which: outlines the current
[3713]‘ gituation. As will -be noted URTOPAZ -has and will expand its
[3715]_ Capability for procuremeat of operational docurentgs independent
[3717]of the 513th ICG. It is believed that the present procedures
[3719]for backstopping of resettlenent asd disposal cases should be
[3721]continued, In theory an inderendent capability is desirable
[3723]but not really practical at this time, Creation of an
[3725]independent capability for backstopping resettlement cases
[3727]would require duplication of the procedures and practices now
[3729]. Followed by Mr. Fillms of the Sl3tk ICG. In addition, we would |
[3730]not have the advantage of Hiding our cases from the Germans among.
[3731]other Army disposal cases, ‘Furthermore, USAREUR has requested
[3732]notification prior to contact with any German officials of any
[3733]Bensitive ceases which we may desiré to handle without military
[3734]assistance--see USAREUR letters dated 7 August 1961 and 25 March
[3735]19€2, attached. with considerable effort it would be possible:
[3737]‘to backstop some of our resettlement and disposal cases directly
[3739]with German officials, It would ke quict difficult, however, to
[3741]prevent the Army fron learniag of such actiou which is contrary
[3742]_ to the USAREUR request. .
[3744]. .8. It is possible that the PEDREP will enact new
[3745]legislation on the cantrol of non-Gernan refugees. Likewise, :
[3746]new FEDREP energency laws may affect this type of case. We vill
[3748]’ keep this situation under review and in the avent the circun-
[3750]stances change willinittate’ appropriate action,
[3752]‘NORRIS D, WALLACH
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[4104]Be case: DISCUSSED WITH MR. JOHN WILLNS WMO WILL VISIT BONN:
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[4323]ment with the Bundeswehr-
[4324]sprachdienst are still being
[4325]processed. in the medntime
[4326]Subject continues to occupy
[4328]“HARVARD housing.
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[4331]‘AGENTS AND IDENTITIES - CASE OFFICER STATUS co
[4332]CAHAVOC-1 | ~ DARONNAT — Suhject'’s papers for empicy-
[4334]CANDARE-3 ~- . ' REINBOLD — Subject's housing problem
[4335]. co, : . oo. - remains unchanged. There’ |
[4336]1s nec indication when the.
[4337]problem will be solved,
[4339]DMMARGIN-3 | _ . REINBOLD - - Subjects pclitical reccgniticn
[4340]a a : : oe and Reiseausweis are ‘expected
[4341]a . . . eariy in February, At that
[4342]. “ . . time the case will be closed.
[4344]DARONNAT ' | HARVARD will begin making
[4345]. arrangements for Subject's’
[4346]South American imnmigraticn
[4348]precessing.
[4350]IDENTITY~-264 -.2 + ..° DARONNAT : - HARVARD expects Subjects
[4351]: visa t3 be issued in March, .”:
[4353]’ IDENTITY-266 .- -REINBOLD Subject will remain in
[4354]. HARVARD housing until his
[4355]father, CANDARE-3, locates
[4356]heusing of his own,
[4358]DS-997 : DARONNAT Prefession: Electrical
[4359]. engineer
[4361]Rec'd by HARVARD: 15 January
[4363]. 1963
[4364]From: CABEZONE
[4365]Age: 34 ; .
[4366]Nationality: Czech .
[4367]Resettlement Aims: United
[4369]: States Immigration
[4371]. Evac. Code: B
[4373]“Subject will be processed
[4374]for immigraticn to the
[4375]United States under PL-414.
[4377]S-E-C-R-E-T .
[4378]Group 1
[4380]Excluded from automatic
[4382]downgrading and declassification
[4384]Of. 2 SIL PZ .
[4387]14-00000
[4389]5 ~,
[4391]TO + DIRECTOR
[4392]| FROM : GENEVA
[4394]ACTION: C/EE 3
[4395]‘INFO: ADOP, C/CI, C/FI‘2, RI/AN DUBS,
[4397]oe os SECRET 8916152 | \. - So
[4398]a + FRAN NFO DIR EERW CITE GNVA- 574" “cetppaus ACTING) (fann9672p
[4399]- . a So , wo pow Riek Co
[4400]REF EGOR 197220 ee a2 Wary eye
[4402]es "te REGRET DELAY RESPONDING REF. PLEASE ‘ADVISE WHETHER YOU
[4404]: STILL INTERESTED CONVERSAT 10% wiTk INSTRUMENT IT. LATTER ‘SLATED |
[4406]LEAVE GNVA NEAR FUTURE FOR OS ICE HONGKONG.
[4408]2. INDEX 201-J16083.
[4409]SECRET | et _
[4411]fale ABIE?7
[4412]GROUP 1
[4414]CLUE hen PROM AUTOMATIC DOWN=
[4415]tee wad DECLAS*IPICATIONS
[4416]REPRODUCTION: AY oi a4 1TuAN THE ISavied OFFICE, 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[4418])
[4420]1400000
[4422]SSECR z T
[4424]HARVARD
[4426]SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY
[4427]i - Si Juiy 1963
[4429]1, DEFECTOR CASES:
[4430]oa -
[4432]Case Name ; Action Taken
[4434]A On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
[4436]‘Subject's processing for immigra-
[4437]“tion. to the U.S. under PL-110-is
[4439]- continuing and it is expected that
[4440]_he will depart in the near future.
[4444]co DS=105t) of . Subject immigrated ‘to CANADA 8 July
[4445]. , ' 1963 on ICEM ship MS ARCADIA, Case.
[4446]closed,
[4447]DS-108 Subject continues to study English
[4449]while his processing for immigration
[4450]to the U.S. under the Parolee Act
[4451]. wee ; . is completed. He will give up his
[4452]~ . job in Ruesselsheim early next month
[4453]_and. return .to Frankfurt, . .
[4455]"- DS-109 Subject's processing for immigration '
[4456]. to the U.S, under the Parolee Act
[4457]has. been deferred until December 1963,
[4458]Due to a change in the right lung,
[4459]discovered while comparing recent and
[4460]earlier x-rays, the U.S.P.H.S. has
[4461]requested the deferment until sputum
[4462]tests and future x-rays indicate the
[4463]condition stabilized or eliminated,
[4465]DS-129 oe Arrangements are being made through
[4466]noe ve ODIBEX for Subject to receive FEDREP
[4467]political recognition, CAMANTILLA
[4468]will then assist in finding a job
[4469]and housing on the local economy,
[4470]In the meantime Subject is taking
[4471]German language lessons, - ‘
[4473]IDEN-271, - ; - Subject's life story has been
[4474]a prepared with appropriate changes
[4475]regarding his defection in [reland,.
[4476]The story will be presented to FEDREP
[4477]authorities for political recognition
[4478]and Subject will be found work and
[4479]housing on the local economy,
[4481]B. Received During Reporting Period:
[4482]NONE
[4483]Group 1
[4485]Excluded from automatic
[4486]downg i lassification
[4487]jtowngrading and dec Ss ca L (k?? yr?
[4489]SECRET
[4492]14-0000
[4494]Cc. Former Defector Resettlement Cases (or Cases Still in Stage
[4496]Requiring HARVARD
[4498]a9)
[4500]‘A¢tion During
[4502]SECRET
[4506]the Reporting Per od:
[4508]‘HARVARD has learned through
[4509]CAMANTILLA that Subject and wife’
[4510]have returned to the U.S, where
[4511]both have found employment. and are
[4513]° now apartment hunting,
[4515]At Subject’s request HARVARD made _
[4517]arrangements to obtain a duplicate
[4519]' of. the deregistration form covering
[4521]Subject's move from Frankfurt to |
[4523]“ Neuss in July1962,
[4525]Subject and family are being assisted
[4527]‘dn obtaining West German citizenship,
[4529]. Subject"s Communist Party membership
[4530]"was discussed informally but at some
[4531]:. length with the local ODURGE. chief.. a
[4532]‘Since the latter believed that Subject's
[4533]‘membership would, according to the strict
[4535]interprétation of the law, be ruled
[4536]voluntary, processing for immigration to
[4537]the U.S, under Public Law 110 has been
[4538]requested, ;
[4540]"*  Resettled during the reporting period. ‘Subject will not appear
[4542]On next month's or subsequent HARVARD. reports unless and until
[4543]some hew unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional
[4545]HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed and t
[4547]action described under Categury I C,
[4549]he new |
[4551]II. AGENT CASzs:
[4553]Case Name
[4555]Action Taken
[4557]A. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:
[4559]CAHAVOC~1
[4561]WIROGUE
[4563]IDEN-264
[4565]Subject has begun to look for an apart-
[4566]ment on the local economy. In the mean-
[4567]time he will continue to occupy HARVARD
[4568]housing. ote
[4570]Subject's legend is being rewritten
[4571]and when finished will provide the
[4572]basis for-a more plausible political
[4573]recognition story. HARVARD hopes that
[4575]‘with the substitution of the new story
[4577]for-the old, positive steps can be taken
[4579]' for Subject's resettlement,
[4581]The morale problem created by the slow
[4582]moving quota under which Subject is
[4583]registered for U.S, immigration has
[4584]required HARVARD to register her for
[4585]immigration under the Parolee Act. It.
[4586]is expected that Subject will receive
[4587]her visa.in August or September but the
[4588]Parolee Act will be used in the event the
[4590]- quota continues to remain unchanged,
[4592]t
[4594]SECRET
[4596]14-00000
[4598]IDEN=272
[4600]IDEN-274 |
[4602]a NONE
[4604]TULANCE-1
[4606]IDEN-238, 242,
[4607]and 244 i
[4609]' IDEN-247
[4611]IDEN-267
[4613]Received During Reporting Period: - . Le a
[4615]SECRET
[4619]HARVARD has been informed that Subject,
[4620]under no condition, should be allowed
[4621]to return'to Austria,: ODIBEX is ex-
[4622]Ploring additional possibilities for
[4623]Subject to stay and work in the FEDREP
[4624]without restrictions,
[4626]Subject has been ehrolled in a 3 month.
[4627]photography School located in Hamburg.
[4628]It commences in early September and is
[4630]. designed to prepare students for taking
[4632]the examination for the masters certificate
[4633]in photography, a must for someone working
[4634]in’ this: field in the FEDREP, In the interin,
[4636]. Subject is studying Photographyon his own,
[4637]“. Utilizing borrowed MKTOPAZ equipment. :
[4639]C, Former Agent Résettlenent Cases Requiring HARVARD Action
[4640]7 During Reporting Period: soe : :
[4642]HARVARD continues to maintain contact with ~
[4644]. Subject through our local post box.and is
[4646]cabling Headquarters and other appropriate
[4648]KUBARK elements the gist of each letter
[4650]received,
[4652]HARVARD maintains periodic contact with
[4653]this family and continues to Pay the widow
[4654]of IDEN-238 a monthly subsistance payment
[4655]of DM 150. The family has been on vacation
[4656]during the last three weeks,
[4658]‘Subject contacted HARVARD for the second
[4660]time in recent. weeks. She was visited
[4661]and the new information Passed on to BOB
[4662]as before (See EGOA-20258, 22 July 1963),
[4664]At Subject's request HARVARD arranged to
[4665]obtain a duplicate of the ideregistration
[4666]form covering Subject's move from Frank-
[4667]furt to Neuss in August 1962, :
[4669]SECRET
[4671]14-0000 ece & “ye
[4673]HARVARD
[4675]SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY
[4676]1 - 31 May 1963
[4678]I, DRC CASES:
[4679]Case Name. ce, . Action Taken
[4681]‘A. On Hand at Reginning of Reporting Period:
[4683]fone ' -DS-102 ° ’ A firm offer of employ-
[4684]: ; ment with ODIBEX is
[4686]‘anticipated. - Subject
[4688]will then be processed
[4690]for immigration to the
[4692]U.S. under PL-110.
[4694]Subject has a room and.
[4695]7 } temporary employment in
[4696]. ee . Risselsheim. He con-
[4698]7 _ a, "2 J... | | tinues to study English
[4699]: ‘ ; ma! while awaiting immigra-
[4700]tion to the U.S. under
[4702]the Parolee Act. He
[4704]was interviewed on 24
[4706]May. by an Immigration
[4708]and Naturalization
[4710]Service Officer and will
[4712]eee ; a . presumably receive a
[4714]. a ct - visa upon completion
[4716]tes os of the INS checks.
[4718]DS-109 _ ° Subject has a room and
[4719]: ’ temporary employment in
[4720]Riisselsheim. He con-
[4721]. tinues to study English
[4722]. - while awaiting immigra-
[4723]- _— tion to the U.S. under
[4724]. ; the Parolee Act. He
[4725]was interviewed on 24
[4726]May by an Immigration
[4727]and Naturalization
[4728]Service Officer and will
[4729]presumably receive a
[4730]visa upon completion
[4731]of the INS checks.
[4733]B. Received During Reporting Period:
[4734]Received During Reporting Period
[4736]DS-120 Profession: Aircraft
[4737]; Mechanic and Pilot
[4738]Rec'd by HARVARD: 31 May
[4739]1963
[4740]From: CABEZONE
[4741]Nationality: Bulgarian
[4742]Age: 23 oa .
[4744]Group 1
[4745]Excluded from automatic
[4746]downgrading and declassification
[4748]SECRET | DA dIVP7
[4751]14.0000
[4753]SECRET
[4755]Case Nane
[4757]DS~120 (cont)
[4761]C, Former Cases Cor Cases Still in DRC Stage
[4763]WARVARD ) Action During the he Reporting Fel Fera«
[4767]SECRET
[4769]Action Taken © + 7°
[4771]‘No. of Depe: 0
[4773]Resetriement Officer:
[4774]Arther A, LIFALL
[4775]EARVAKD Resett l>ment
[4776]Aims: German Evonomy
[4778]| While Subject: aspires
[4780]to be a U.S.. military
[4782]- jet piict, this is --
[4784]frem many angles --
[4785]unrealistic. It is
[4786]believed that Sudject
[4787]may, in time, be able
[4789].to obtain an aircraft
[4791]mechanic's job in West.
[4793]' Germany and pessibly a
[4794]“commercial pilot's ~
[4796]license. This will
[4797]probably have te be
[4798]preceded by work as an
[4799]autcmcbiie mechanic
[4800]while léarning the —
[4801]German language.
[4803]Profession: Mathema-
[4804]tician
[4806]‘Rec'd by HARVARD: 7 May
[4808]1963
[4809]From: CABEZONE
[4810]Nationality: Czech
[4811]Age:. 49
[4813]“No. of Depa: 0
[4814]- Resettiement Officer:
[4816]Orme K, DARONNAT
[4817]HARVARD Resettlement
[4818]Aims: Cerin Ecouciny
[4820]. Subject wiii be processed
[4822]fer political reecenition
[4823]avd appropriate FEOREP
[4824]documentation, Ue hes
[4825]been made USEP eligible
[4826]and throegh CAMANTILLA
[4827]wiil be heiped to find.
[4829]“woeck and heusing on the
[4831]Tocai econcmy.
[4833]> Regul ring
[4835]HARVARD, -at the vequest
[4837]of -FOB, ecatacred AMTONGEN
[4839]2
[4841]Frangfuet to determin
[4842]the status of Subject’s
[4844]visa application. Tt wis
[4845]learned that the case can
[4846]not be written up until
[4848]necessar,' checks wre com
[4849]Pleted, t wuecid appear
[4851]that the case Act he
[4852]Submitted to Wa
[4853]for at feust three weeks.
[4855]shhuagtun .
[4858]14.90000
[4860]1
[4862],
[4863]2
[4865]SECRET
[4867]Case Name
[4868]wase Name
[4870]NS-999
[4872]IDEN-265
[4876]AGENT’ CASES:
[4878]Case Name
[4880]A. On Hand at Beginning of Report
[4881]a hn
[4883]CAHAVOC=1, *
[4885]-SECRET
[4887]Actico Taken
[4888]Subject and family were
[4890]forms for filling out
[4891]and return in connection
[4892]with their obtaining West
[4893]German citizenship. Sub-
[4894]Ject’s new address was
[4895]Pcuched BOB in response
[4896]to the latter's request,
[4898]Subject visited the
[4899]Canadian Consulate in
[4900]Celugne on.30 May“to |
[4901]initiate arrangements
[4902]for his. immigration,
[4903]HARVARD had briefed him ~
[4904]on this trip beforehand
[4905]in accordance with the
[4906]information contained
[4908]- in OTTA 0710. He was
[4909]treated extremely well
[4910]and ail went very smoothly,
[4911]It appears that he will be
[4912]able to immigrate shortly
[4913]after completion of his
[4914]Stage IT debriefing.
[4916]At the request of Subject,
[4917]HARVARD returned several
[4918]of his original decuments
[4919]Providing proof of school~
[4922]While Subject'’s limited
[4923]handling by CABLZONE is
[4924]being compieted, HARVARD
[4925]has initiated the pro-
[4926]curement of the necessary
[4927]West German decumentaticn
[4928]to allow him to remain and
[4929]Work in West Germany, tie
[4930]will be turned over to
[4931]CAMANTILLA who will assist
[4932]him in obtaining empiluy-
[4935]Action taken
[4936]ing Period:
[4938]Subject began wark on iS
[4939]May at Du 714 acnthix.,
[4941]He will not receive Perma-
[4942]nent aszignment and
[4943]housing allowance until
[4944]the end of his preva ion-
[4945]ary periad, Tt dsp
[4946]therefore, that he wi
[4947]remain in HARVARD k-.
[4948]until that time, :
[4951]So ECR E T
[4953]14.90000 .
[4955]Case Name Action Taken
[4956]WIROGUE - “HARVARD with the assist-
[4958]‘ance of Stage Il is attempt-
[4959]..ing to work up a suitable
[4960]legend for use in.immi-
[4961], . mo, . gration to Scuth America
[4962]a i consistent ‘with Subject's
[4963]. : poiitical recognition
[4964]“interview.
[4966]IDEN-264 . Subject has found work on
[4968]: the .local economy at DM 500
[4969]monthly. She will continue
[4970]to stay in HARVARD housing
[4972]until her visa is issued
[4973]and immigration can take
[4975]_ re : ; me -. place,
[4976]B. Received During Reporting Pericd:
[4977]ve, _ IDEN -272* a Profession: Toct Designer’
[4978]. oe et . . Rec'd by HARVARD:...21 May
[4979]De 1963,
[4981]From: Vienna Staticn
[4982]Nationality: Hungarian
[4983]Age: 27°, . .
[4984]No. of Deps: 0O
[4985]“ ‘ Resettlement Officer:
[4986]- coe os Co ' Orme K, DARONNAT
[4987]. : ; . ‘ HARVARD Resettlement Aims:
[4988]: German Econemy
[4990]“a “ : Subject will be processed
[4991]for Aufenthaltserlaubnis
[4992]. a I
[4994]and registered. He wiil
[4996]' be picked up as a refugee
[4997]case by CAMANTILLA and
[4998]helped to find work and
[4999]hcusing on the lccal
[5001]eccnomy.
[5003]-C¢. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requ iring I HARVARO Action
[5004]_ , During The Reporting Period:
[5005]: RINE We Reporting Period
[5007]AEPOLE-25 “ HARVARD continwts to assist
[5008]. Subject in his efforts to
[5009]establish, for West German
[5010]income tax Purpcses, that:
[5011]he has helped contribute
[5012]to the support of his ex-
[5013]wife living in the USSR,
[5015]_DIO-14 A request was received
[5016]_from the State of Maryland
[5017]asking for informaticn on
[5018]Subject, who immigrated
[5019]to the U.S. under Pi-ilo0
[5020]in January 1956. Since
[5021]all of Subject's records
[5022]were transferred with hin,
[5024]' the inquiry was referred
[5025]to Headquarters in EGOA-
[5026]19903, 28 May i963
[5028]SECRET
[5035]2
[5037]eS ECRET
[5039]Case Name ‘ . Action Taken
[5040]«. DMMARGIN-3 . In response to a query
[5042]from BOB, HARVARD provided
[5043]cdarification on the pur-~
[5044]pose and handling of Sub-
[5045]ject’s Einweisungverfue- .
[5047]gung.
[5048]. | TULANCE-1 : HARVARD, continues to
[5049]\e : : Maintain contact with
[5051]oe co . Subject through our local
[5052]Post box and is cabling
[5053]Headquarters and other
[5054]appropriate KUBARK
[5056]joc elements thé gist of
[5058]Co “each letter’ received,
[5060][DENTITY-238, HARVARD maintains periodic
[5062]-"241 and 242 “contact with this family
[5064]_ ; ; and continues to pay the
[5066]a oe _ widow of Identity-238- a.
[5068]monthly subsistence pay-
[5069]ment of DM 150. .
[5071].. IDENTITY-270 Additional West German
[5072]; documentation (Abmelde--
[5073]poe bestaetigung, Versicher-
[5074]: . . ungskarte: and Lohnsteur-
[5075]i ; woe karte) were obtained
[5076]‘ . ; during the month and for-
[5077]bon, warded to BOB. Subject
[5078], . i is currently being :
[5079]processed for West German
[5080]recognition, — oe,
[5082]* See Separate Cover. Attachment for true name.
[5084]MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY:
[5087]Ay .
[5088]_ Project CAMANTILLA (See EGOA-19737).
[5090]Effective 10 May 1963, Arthur A, LIFALL, Chief,
[5091]HARVARD, became the Station Case Officer for
[5093]A request for a Provisional and full covert security
[5094]approval on the local ODURGE officer who does the
[5095]actual interviewing of HARVARD's candidates for
[5096]immigration has béen initiated. CSA has already
[5097]been obtained on the local ODURGE chief. The
[5098]additional clearance should allow us to develop
[5100]an even better working relationship with these
[5101]officers than has existed herétofore When received,
[5102]it is planned to brief both individuals in greater
[5103]detail on CABEZONE/HARVARD operations,
[5105]SECRET
[5107]SECRET
[5109]Under Separate Cover Attachment to EGOT-19339, dated 3 June
[5110]1963 ; no -
[5112]IDENTITY.271° ss JANOS, Ludvik (FRAN-8548,
[5113]moe 7 2 May 1963)
[5114]IDENTITY 272 SOS, Zsigmund (FROB-4732,
[5115]| 30 April 1963)
[5116]IDENTITY 273 RADISAVLJEVIC, Radisav
[5118]' (FRAN-9305, 31. May 1963)-
[5120]SECRET
[5122]14-0000
[5124]at
[5126]Se ee ce ara
[5128]BCGA 19703 __
[5129]EECA /97E%
[5131]DISPATC
[5133]COB, Genesa .
[5135]MEADOR 8b TNT Oy
[5137]323-120-012/61
[5139]Chjet, KE; Unies,
[5141]AP: Chief, WHY
[5143]Ce1ef of Bratioa, Geckacy
[5145]WIBOGUE/Besettlewont
[5147]. pe nn
[5148]See Para 10 L Jr QUALINED MQ DESK GRAY
[5149]. ~ es
[5151]pig 24971, dated 15 Barch i963!
[5153]1, In Wey 1962 AAHPARD took over the task of resettling. |
[5154]BYLSOL agent candtdate and later. African
[5156]Por WIROGUE’s request and with Headquartors
[5158]help gabject in inmigratiag to
[5160]WIBOGUB, a former
[5162]‘concurrence, HAHTARD agreed to
[5164]Gouth Aperica.
[5166]3. Subject vas
[5167]passport in altas ep
[5168].were taken ta prepsre for 6
[5169]“decided that subjact would= 1
[5170]stand up under tavestigation of fest gration
[5171]‘Therefore; he ws Aa bes ana wit :
[5173]and GDinas recetyed a Beli
[5175].
[5176]Me
[5178]relieved of hia documents (Austrian -
[5180]d not backstepped) and the first steps
[5182]veataal imeigration. -It vag
[5184]require dscexentation which sald
[5185]sutkorities.,  .
[5191]from the Veet German Govermisnt. Tha latter vas Grantee Basa
[5192]the baais ofa fabricated story ia waleh oxdject parperta to
[5194]Res defector Cron the Georgiana G88 wie oseipsd hlle-wi th a:
[5195]teariat greup is Bast Beviin. : :
[5197]3, With documentation is oréer, subject vas gont to ths
[5198]local Colimbian Consulate to apply for pasmizaica to ized geate, --
[5199]aps HARVARD had hopea thet subject weald be abio to proces cn
[5200]bia ova vith a aininns of red tape by bypasuleg pesuges cipsnige -
[5201]ation channela and by haviog letters of recemmerdéatien and
[5202]jetteres of solvency. This cas sot the case, and the Goiertiaa
[5203]Consulate informed subject he cogid immigrate aaly by precersiag
[5204]tarwagh the, Sntergoverrmental Cexaitice gor Eurcpoan Big=stica.
[5207]‘oblent, 4.g¢.,.Gubject haan eriaiual record in Franco ARG
[5208]“wae -a-long-tine rusigent there, epoaks ‘lées then Pleent. Georgian,
[5209]pperke-no-2uesianceven-taoagh hig story fer political yacegei ties
[5210]indicatns ne vad @ }ieatonant fa tke Gevist Amy, bés se real =
[5211]protespion although he 1s seli~teught in the eleetroanechanical
[5212]field an¢ t# confident be can pags a job test ag master secbomtG,
[5213]etc, it waa inpernctive thet the epseific dotaiis ef ZEZA presses *
[5214]dug ts legrned ta order to find out anid be prepared fay tha
[5215]problens which would certainly ariso 42 be fenigrates theoaga
[5216]1 . .
[5218]ice.
[5222]4.” Bie to ine watave Of this
[5224]BARVARD diccusued the hasie ewtilee of the prabics
[5225]Botuges Eigration Bsctien, Anerican Cameniate-
[5226]General, Zuoich and Chief, CARANTSLLA, and estndliazed that
[5227]eabject'a processing through ICSS would dnclede a security —
[5228]ixvestigatiou and detailed interviews and job testing, ginsco
[5231]8,
[5232]with the Chics,
[5234]LCAN is deterzined that only "wigh kevol” typos will
[5235]thruwch then to Seath Anericr.:
[5236]gith the-1eatzeation plans sed,
[5239]although Chie TA and Chiek,
[5240]ai and have bean ablo to ieara
[5242]CANANYILSGA nave beso Boat belpZ
[5243]ICBM procedures taken on refugee migration applicante,. thay
[5244]have been ferced to refrain tras appearing tes ingeigitives
[5247](for g os
[5249]28 the ys
[5251]CAHKE.
[5253]Oe
[5255]‘s that tHETROUDET V7 as former spacial
[5256]Tyectcr of ICKE might be atle to Aels with
[5257]tea lsppe ws isveeilgation watch will be mm.
[5258]{sly be in & positien to stop the investi~
[5260]fl 12 tneluded a check with ISTERPG.,
[5262]Resta t
[5263]COR Subiv
[5264]Ration, a. :
[5266]7, AASVARO nas beon able to establish that subject is-
[5267]mot On recard with IE excep: puszibly in France and hopes
[5268]to have Vis cheeaed oat through CARZVRL within the aext roanth;
[5270]8. HaRVaRO nad etga hoped that IRSTNIQIEET 17 might have
[5271](details nr tye iCSd wechanies which would be degirsble to Imes...
[5272]mr OF tlie type, ©spectally Since a @lip-up aight
[5274]cause AtTraeemert for. o GDIBEZ and ‘the Federal Ropublic, :
[5275]With Ghese fratede details we vould be in a bdbéttar peaitica ac. Seon
[5276]Prepare edtject for bis ioterviag, Ox, 1% necesmary, to . .
[5277]the immtcration plans, We foel tt axtremely :
[5279]hie many snterviewe anbject will undergo,
[5280]interviews -vill he, the probability ene
[5281]Viewed 1° Ruseian or ta Georgian (subject
[5282]fairiy Hod KEngiteh)},
[5283]tuat the
[5285]Charlen
[5287]S$. WATVARD Rad felt that
[5288]-ALEAt Pe
[5290]eteadabip wt eh ASTQUNERT 17." SG Lt-"8
[5292]tatormetion reesei ng the shevo than weild
[5294]meeting ootwesa Orne oT, BARC Ag Gzed TES a
[5295]] * 7283, to Geneva; _- oe wae
[5297]a a
[5299]10. %: appeers HORSIS'’s prosence 13 no lousor seqadi red ;
[5300]and there’are tr 46 requested tnat, 4% ZECTROURE? 17 an ine -
[5301]Position to supply tie Ailod of "Saside FER informatics HASvaRD
[5302]nfeds, an appoistgeant oo eaéea-with PESTICIE? 17 for Orne Z, :
[5303]DABONNAT cn discess inia Prebdlem wit® hin, anlees Seasva faelg
[5304]{t-ho-tn a position to de 99 an HABVARD‘s bohalz, ty
[5306]peers es anes
[5308]POBAT a3.19
[5311]14.90000
[5313]Po CLASSIFIED MESSAGE —~
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[5318]ACTON. CHANGE
[5320]ep eS
[5322]ROUTINE
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[5328]| "ce,
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[5330]po
[5333]TO AF BY BILL BRENDLE FE IN COORDINATION WITH JOHN KELLY AF ExT 5457. ‘
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[5349]14.90000
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[5356]; - z 3 +f ARTION CHANGE Y
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[5361]. : “bie. GEgg9A ERAN 7407
[5362]“NFO ye TE oN
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[5365]JZ WARVARD. LCIMPROVE WIROGUE ©
[5367]_C/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR. THIS CABLE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM EE TO
[5368]- AF BY BILL BRENDLE EE IN COORDINATION WITH JOHN KELLY AF EXT 5457
[5371]4
[5373]hee 4 SGA77
[5375]| | GROUP 1
[5376]EAGIED ERMA AUTORATLC QING
[5378]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[5380]Copy No.
[5383]14-00000
[5385]ACTION: cE 6
[5387]INFO <2 C1, CI/OPS, FI,
[5389]“SEGRE ET 1316112
[5390]BONN INFO DIR CITE FRAN 7407 P fork + ae ANS ee
[5391]HARVARD LCI¥PROVE_ WIROGUE ”
[5392]~~ ,
[5393]“REF FRAN’ saso( 0 “x 25 9l0)"
[5394]1. FOR RESETTLEMENT PURPOSES IT IMPORTANT HARVARD KNOW
[5396]. . my
[5398]18 se 1263 HI MGB 799 :
[5400]WHETHER WIROGUE LISTED INTERPOL. CAN BONN DISCREETLY MAKE THIS | ;
[5401]DETERMINATION? , joven ees fe ih pe ok .
[5403]Qe. Xo FRAN TRACES UNDER NAMES DAVID Tarr2newv LT OR DAVID
[5404]DE PARA SKHET DPop- 20: DEC: 1919 TIFLIS, USSR. , : :
[5406]SE CRET ~~
[5408]fee Te eu See nee a Re ~ we A botB ie was a “de
[5409]fa, . “ ee ie eg pent oe ood Pe en ee
[5411]C/S COMMENT: *SUGGESTED CAVATA BE ADVISED WIRAGE WILL PROBABLY BE RESETTLED
[5412]OUTS{DE GERMANY,
[5414].
[5416]at eters,
[5418]At 1 -A 377
[5419]GROUP 1
[5420]EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC O - ;
[5421]GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION :
[5422]OFFICE (S PROHIBITED
[5424]REPRODUCTION BY
[5426]Lh ‘
[5429]14.90000
[5431]rf, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _
[5432]mi - SECRET oO
[5434]my
[5436]. HARVARD LCIMPROVE CAVATA TECHS 6
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[5439]GISTERED
[5440]L RECOSIITIGH.
[5442]_| IN CRDER LEGALIZE HIN FoR RES
[5444]rr a
[5446]2. CASE DISCUSSED WITH HE. JOE UILLES UNC VILL VISIT 86nN
[5447]“5 §23 AND VILL TAKE MATTER UP DIRECTLY UITH CHIEF » CAVATA TEL ac
[5448]"HEY THIS als S CASE AND ASK HIM NOT PURSUE a
[5450]oe ADVISE PRIORITY uF YOu DESIRE WILLNS CHECK 8 YITH YOu
[5452]RIOR HIS VISIT CAVAT A.
[5454]wer pe te
[5456]Se
[5458]_
[5459]per 499877 .
[5461]EXCLUOTO FROM 4. TO”
[5462]MATIC COwWNcRAS é
[5463]DECLADAFAca
[5467]REPRODUCTION BY OTnia THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITE: Copy No.
[5470]14.90000
[5472]4
[5474]] . : ome
[5476]‘DATE. 2 FER G2 NY secnet .
[5477]wee —_
[5479]TO: DIRECTOR
[5481]FROM :  SONN
[5483]IACTION: EE 6
[5484]|
[5486]ROUTINE
[5488]INFO: Ct, CI/cPS, FI, coc, 189 5, AF 4, sR6, s/o2 °
[5490]PRITY FRAN INFO'DIR BRLW CITE BOxS 4139 7 ce
[5491]. “os !
[5492]HARVARD LCINPROVE CAVATA TECHS @TROse= INSC9G1 Tyg.
[5493]{ REF FRAN 6399 Low Co2R¢/ :
[5494]opt ee ben SINCE, THIS, IS APPARENTLY. 4 A KUBARX. CASE. AND, ORIG INAL-- QUERY.
[5496]a cats FROM CAVATA TO KUBARK ELEMENT Oca, FA
[5498]tL UGDERSTAND NEED ©
[5499]: ‘NG REPLY TO CAVATA ve 5 STY REP. ‘ALSO ‘bo NOT
[5500]IT NECESSARY contact CBYATA CHIEF. i RE NSE. ROUTINE ,
[5502]TEN ot
[5503]yo.
[5505]¢ LEVEL cavaTa QuERY, THIS BAY Ez ATTEMPT ON WILLMS
[5506]PART TO FIND EXCUSE VISIT cz “VATA CHIEF, .
[5508]2. TF THIS ROUTINE CAEEZONE ‘CASE FEEL STAGE I DEBRIEFING.
[5509]AND ASSESSHENT WHICH NORHALLY Passep CAVATA VILL SATISFY LATTER*S
[5510]MEEDS, ON OTHER HAND IF KUZARK HAS CONTINING OPERATIONAL
[5511]INTEREST. AS PARAGRAPH 2 IMPLIES
[5513]END © OF MESSAGE
[5515]C/S COMMENT: *FREN ASKED EOhN ADVISE IF DESIZe5 WILLMS CHECK IN WITH BONN
[5516]PRICR VISIT CAVATA.
[5518]i
[5521]oo , . At! 2I3v7 7) FS
[5522]: * exeLuocn FROM AUTO™
[5524]MATIC CUWNGRADING de : 7
[5525]DECLASS IFICATION
[5527]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5530]14.90000
[5532]HARVARD
[5534]S-E-C-R-E-T
[5536]MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY.
[5538]1 - 31 December 1962
[5540]AGESTS. AND IDENTITIES
[5542]“CAHAVOC-1 DARONNAT
[5548], DMMARGIN<3
[5550]; CASE. OFFICER
[5554]STATUS
[5556].Subject's papers for employ-
[5558]ment with the Bundeswehr-
[5560]_sprachdienst are still being
[5562]processed. In the meantime
[5563]Subject continues to occupy
[5564]HARVARD housing.
[5566]- Subject is still trying to.
[5567]line. up his own housing in
[5568]the: Frankfurt area. In the
[5570]' meantime he, his wife and
[5572]son are living in a HARVARD
[5574]apartment.
[5576]Profession: Barber
[5578]Rec'd" by: HARVARD: * 27° ‘December See es a
[5579]. _ 1962
[5583]Local .
[5584]economy.
[5586]Resettlement Aims:
[5587]EvaG. "Code?- B=. cap eee eda pe =
[5588]Subject was processed for his
[5590]West German docunentation and oe
[5591]recognition as a bona fide ~ ot
[5592]political refugee. He received
[5593]his Fremdenpass on 27 December - - .
[5594]1962 and will get his recog-
[5595]nition and Reiseauswelis some-
[5597]time in January 1963, At---
[5598]_that time the case will be
[5600]IDENTITY-264 DARONNAT
[5602]IDENTITY-266 ‘REINBOLD.
[5604]AMCONGEN Frankfurt has advised / ,
[5605]HARVARD that Subject's visa
[5607]should be issued in late
[5609]February or early March.
[5611]Subject, the son of CANDARE-3
[5612]is helping his parents find
[5614]housing in the Frankfurt area.
[5616]We is still gainfully employed.
[5618]Group 1
[5619]Excluded from automatic
[5620]downgrading and declassification
[5622]S-E-C-R-E-T
[5625]14-0000
[5627]S-E-C-R-E-T
[5629]- Z2-
[5630]IDENTITY-268 REINBOLD
[5632]DS-990 _ REINBOLD
[5634]" SUPPORT CASES
[5636]TULANCE-1 - DARONNAT
[5640]diploma as a geodetic engi-
[5642]. , Headquarters. will_be. queried:.
[5643]“"Re ops interest in “Subject
[5645]RFE or VOA,
[5647]_ HARVARD continues to maintain
[5649]‘Subject’ s refugee’ processing
[5651]has been delayed due to. the
[5652]fact he is under 21 years of
[5653]age and thus necessitates
[5654]Special consideration and
[5655]treatment. It is expected,
[5656]however, that he will have
[5658]sometime in January 1963,
[5660]It is still hoped that’
[5662]Subject’s parole processing
[5663]will be completed: in time
[5665].to enable him and his wife
[5667]to make the 31 January 1963
[5669]; ICEM charter flight.
[5671]- Subject seems to be getting
[5673]along well on his job as a
[5674]technical assistant with a... Ce ,
[5676]- construction company. Through:
[5678]CAMANTILLA he is studying.
[5679]German,-.and ‘plans. are-being=;
[5680]adé to enroll him in a
[5681]special School. which will
[5682]im: to. réceive-his|
[5684]neer. In the meantime,
[5686]‘a
[5688]oe
[5689]4
[5691]to determine whether he
[5692]should remain on present job
[5693]or consider employment with
[5695]contact with Subject through
[5696]uartere rand other crentrei at
[5698], IDENTITY-238, 241,-242 REINBOLD
[5700]Steps are being taken to work
[5701]out the method of payment to
[5702]the family for the DM 42,000
[5703]approved by Headquarters for
[5704]housing,
[5706]S-E-C-R~E-T
[5709]14-0000
[5711]S-E-C-R-E-T
[5714]_DS=856 : DARONNAT Subject is seen from time to
[5715]time for purposes of identi-
[5716]fying pictures of people of
[5718]Ops interest. .
[5720]DS-997 . DARONNAT - Subject’s processing for
[5721]. oe ‘ . . . immigration to the United
[5722]: Tt . ~ States under PL-414 is
[5723]a ; re continuing. . a ce
[5725]DS-998 _ . DARONNAT ‘Subject's processing for
[5726]oo : Ts : immigration. to the United.
[5728]States under PL-414 is
[5729]‘continuing. His papers
[5730]will not be’ submitted to
[5732]So) 12 = VAMEONGEN “until he.is re- :
[5734]wot “interviewed: by KUBARK staff
[5735]. Psychiatrist in January 1963.
[5737]OE SY
[5739]RESETTLEMENTS
[5741]’ TULANCE-1 : ..;DARONNAT. | Subject has ‘been. ‘documente od:
[5742]hgh TORT BR and moved to Switzerland
[5743]where he has requested
[5744]political asylum, Subject
[5745]er. = willbe ‘handled -as-a° support?" Te ge
[5746]case until he receives asylum
[5747]or is permanently resettled.
[5749]' IDENTITY-269 © . REI NBOLD Subject's federal refugee
[5750]: . ve et . processing was completed on
[5751]-18 December 1962 when he
[5752]" received his Notaufnahme-
[5753]verfahren, No difficulty
[5754]is expected with his C Schei
[5757]14.90000
[5759]AGENTS AND IDENTITIES
[5761]CAHAVOC-1
[5763]Po - CANDARE-3
[5765]. TULANCE-1
[5767]S-E-C-2-E-T
[5768]HARVARD - , r
[5770]MCNTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY
[5772]1 - 31 October 1562
[5774]CASE OFFICER
[5776]DARONNAT
[5778]“REINBCLD
[5780]DARONNAT
[5782]Mee ees ANG Man
[5784]DARONNAT
[5786]- to Frankfurt. 0...
[5788]. Subject will contain
[5790]detaiis of his S.A. immigration
[5792]' Paris.
[5794].xt¢ be gainfvily employed.
[5798]Subject has registered with the . ,
[5799]pelice and is busily engaged in
[5800]seeking employment.
[5802]Subject flew to Berlin en 18
[5803]October to close out his personal
[5804]matters and arrange for his move
[5806]In view of OLDMOOR'S inability to
[5807]expend time on TULANCE's resettle-
[5808]ment, HARVARD will so ahead, after
[5809]receiving permission and guidance
[5810]from Headquarters, with plans to .
[5811]settie.Sudject_per.
[5813]Sub t 1 cont eto ‘receive
[5814]subsistence ‘and housing while the
[5816]werked out. ,
[5818]oh
[5820]Subject has submitted new x-rays
[5822]to the Public dealth Service and :
[5824]must await final decision from Se, cent
[5825]In the meantime, Subject 7 ae :
[5827]is convalescing from a recent’ '-
[5829]appendicitis cperation.
[5831]Subject flew to Berlin with his
[5832]father, CANDARE 3. He continues
[5836]Cut his applicaticn form :
[5838]Nationality: . Z
[5839]HARVARD Resettiemen: Aims; Lecal
[5840]Biac, Codes B 2
[5842]Subject was assisted in fi
[5844]hew to procede Re cbtainin, s
[5845]West German personal ‘< eat
[5847]id employment. Ones his Gress
[5848]processing is complezed tne’ case
[5850]will be cliesed.
[5851]Group |
[5852]Excluded from automatic
[5853]doxngrading and deslassifiecaticn
[5858]S-£-C.H-ELT
[5862]DS -985 . REINSOLD Prefession: Machine eenstruction
[5863]: oo : . engineer :
[5864], Rec'd by HARVARD: 4 O:tober’ 1962
[5865]Prom: CAPEZONE .
[5866]Age: 34
[5868]Nationality: Pelish
[5870]4 : : HARVARD Resettlement Alms: United
[5871]i “.
[5873]. States
[5875]See Resettlements and Disposals.
[5877]; : . On 1 November 1962 Subject will be
[5878]‘ : . + : turned over to CAMANTILIA which has
[5879]a ay . a oo . madé him USEP. eligible and arranged
[5880]po wh ee See ...., t0 have him study German full time
[5881]° ; —_ us “for one month.” Prior to the end of
[5882]. ; : : ; November 1962, it-is hoped- that
[5883]4 : ; ; 7 Subject will be employed by TPPFELING
[5884]. ‘ : which has expressed an interest in
[5885]_ him, or employed on the local eccnomy
[5886]: with a German engineering firm. -
[5887]o . . : ’
[5889]“An all-out effort is being made tc’
[5890]Solve the family's housing problem
[5891]discussed by HOPSOOS, REINBOLD and
[5892]the BEVISIONs ‘on 4 Octobe PLLGE2 io:
[5893]“Steps will also be taken to ‘assist
[5894]IDENTITY 241 in finding suitable
[5895]employment. -
[5897]IDENTITY 238,241, 242’ “RexNBOID-
[5901]TS -856 DARONNAT Subject 13 seer from time to time |.
[5902]for purposes of identifying people |
[5904]of Ops interest,
[5906]DS-987 REINBOLD
[5908]Word was rece.tly received from -
[5909]Headquarters indicating that Subsest.
[5911]‘and his faniily's immiz rdticn under 3
[5912]=PL-86-648=Can“scon é mS
[5914]—no-efreumrs 7 nh Titervens
[5915]’ on pehalf ef Subsect iu his ign.
[5916]§ration.
[5917]DY- 597 ; _ DARONNAT Although Subject is still in
[5918]. Stage IT, processing for lemigration
[5919]to the United States under PL Ais
[5920]has begun.
[5921]DS-5998 DARONNAT
[5923]Although Subject is Stil] in Stage IT,
[5924]Processing for imnigraticn ta tne
[5925]United States under PL Li4 nas begun,
[5927]S-E-C.R-E-T
[5930]14-00000 .
[5931]S-SC-R-E-7
[5933]RESETTLEMENTS AND DISPOSATS .
[5934]TS AND DISPOSALS
[5936]DSs-c74 " DARONNAT ° Subject and family tmeigrated to
[5937]. : . the Unites States on 2 October 1962
[5938]: under PL 418. Case closed.
[5939]DS-982 © ‘.  DARONNAT Subject obtained housing and ;
[5940]; . “ : employment on the local economy.
[5941]4 . Case clesed, . . : .
[5942]. DS -589 a " REINBOID Subject immigrated undér PL 86-648 ~
[5944]; oa 5 October 1962 via ICEM Plight
[5945]: : ; a 7 ; : MISAB 121153. PAIRC, as Sponsor,
[5946]; ot Fe : ‘ "" will-handle ats. resettlement.
[5948]Gage closed.”
[5951]14-0000
[5953]ope y, Rebort BE f CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _— waste
[5954]“mr, AP/5 | SECRET |
[5958]un?s 13 August 1962
[5960]9. FRANKFURT “IKFO: LEOPOLOVILLE (BY POUCH)
[5962]cram: DIRECTOR
[5963]. , ron,
[5966]Tae eS
[5968]_ INFO: ADDY, C/C!, C/FI 2, coc Uris0 2 2, C/CE
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[5974]“REP: DIR 27679 : 2
[5976]WISH DRay wIROGUE ATIGUTICN, ARELTINA AOETING I MISRANTS
[5977]WITHOUT QUO QueTA. RESTRICTIONS seein FAR! AID SKILLED WeRDIS, IGFUSING
[5979]WHITE COLLAR. GCOD LIVING Call BS MADE I} -PCVINCES, -
[5981]TPH Ste,
[5983]so b)D: CRs SS 4 Gp. ao
[5985]cS COMMENT: OUT 62136, PO RESETTLING WIROGUE.
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[5998]14-0000
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[6002]che. Ne pororte Zt. _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE = tae
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[6038]eae iocast 1962 63 VP ey ie
[6039]10: FRALKFURT LBOPOLVIS ¢ “Shi Pot.
[6040]Rom: DIRECTOR . .
[6042]“REF: A. FRAN 169% (IN 33836)" ae
[6044]B. DIR 15840 (OUT 91968) . N. i.
[6046]2, Be na 2, RIOT smomir aes BKSTOREE BMRA BST La ;
[6048]eee we aT RESBTILE AND LEGALIZE WincdUB (Ww). wrra FRRNORIPASS We. conta
[6050]* -BERTUALLY, SBCorE.crivéin oF setacreb comma. HOS! FEELS W SHOULD OpTAT:
[6052]Git RESIDENCE VISA USING FREHDENPASS mR CTHER DOCUMENTATION. sucasst
[6054]Te 6 Gen ne GR BRAT, BRS AREAS BUT SCESTTON HONGES' GH WHERE Wan cet SEL —
[6055]ACCEPTED. KUBARK ABILITY ATD-LEGALIZATTON TQTED ASD BEST. HAVE LEGALIZATION
[6056]BECIY "OW BACKSTOPPRD TO WITHSTAND LATER CHECKS FROM COUNTRY OF CKOICE. -
[6058]2. CUTIZENSHLP REQUIREMENTS FOR COUVIRIES MENTIONED REF A PLUS BRAZIL
[6059]REQUIRE FOUR TO FIVE YEARS COMTINUOUS. RESIDENCY. TO ENTER AND REMAIN
[6061]— ‘i NERD. aPrizcATION, Ar. const, RAPLANATION oF EDANSIAL vents,
[6063]3y “HQS SUOGESTS COUIIRIES OF W TETSREST CGA 2 HORS RSCSPTIVE TO.
[6065]AGRICULTURAL AMBITIONS RATHER THAN BUSINESS CR INDUSTSIAL PURSUITS. W OIE
[6066]MEHTIOWED HE INTERESTED OPENING CiTiCXEN FARM IN CONGO. SINCE W MUST silag
[6067]PLAY FOR EARNING LIVING SUOCEST STMCLAR LING WITH SMMERICAN COUNTRY APPROACHED
[6069]cooroinating OFFICERS
[6071]SRCRET
[6073]AUDHERTICATING
[6074]OFFICER
[6076]RELEASING OFFICER
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[6079]. At te ZG 449 ?
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[6091]DIRECTOR
[6093]hk, SHON BE STRESS ROH SOCTOMIED OAT CHL IMARK CONTAC. APE
[6094]i W SUCCESSFULLY RESETTLED WILL HB LETTER TROP.
[6096]N COUNTRY AND STATED THAT ©
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[6113]14-0000
[6115]SECRET .
[6117](When Filted In)
[6119]DUMMY CABLE FORN
[6121]: Bee SHARAD
[6123]ACTION _
[6125]CLASSIFICATION: Ss Ts
[6127]REF
[6129]SUBJECT
[6131]SECRET
[6133]FORM NO. 596q REPLACES FORM 59-1638
[6134]+ aPR 55 @HICH WaY SE USED-
[6137]4400000
[6141]ABMOnaNvUA Fun ing y ASE Fre€
[6142]- a) : a : : - : .
[6143]‘ SUiver( elauUEGeosrsuBnanr oAHERICA .
[6145]warn: Jl unly 1962
[6147]#Hun: pore soberta , .
[6149]a contacted Are. weery, npr ups, X 5289, nm IDHO4, ror initial
[6151]A ecuaston eqncerning. Federtlenent of e Laurus in sone eeuth anericon, country.
[6153]. " ‘she in turn orougnt. ar.’ raul Paxton, ye iy r1/uro, anto ‘tne aiscusston,.
[6154]«shey agreea wnat, ar Was approeching tne correct channel out were not
[6156]inelinea so shank as tor oar 6A te —
[6158]40.3059. stuggessed . Larus, -PEgLerred seperate, sbite.9 or. voinatie, for
[6160]asters,
[6162]-Fosottienent. an stated ‘nite 1s ont, Prancapaliy because tora  Toreigner.
[6164]to establish a “Legitinere business ta réco. ar eovarhnent regulatione ‘ia
[6166]vory. Mafzicule ar not _ADPOSEADIGS xhe | 8
[6168]C) applies. Fak toa sesser extent
[6170]with tenesoela wnich 19 4180-4 more troubled area, ars, vweery ‘end ar, raxton
[6172]both expressea tne rear that siNwus wignt only ada to ranerueia’s trounles,
[6174]ne next atep in this Proplen is to talk to ar, aariowe vartin, ys er/t . am -JDUUUL a
[6176](Uoiumia anc  Penesuoday in sh and obtein his reaction, ar+, vweery wishes to
[6178]be Anciuded in this tale, ocrasil yas mentioned as tne sost dikely resettlement “ .
[6180]4an.any case, the concurrence
[6182]mentioned would oe Sapbored irat,
[6184]of -sOPOB Dut tne areas.
[6186]tue bevter tor ali concerned, ar, Faxton suggested any payments nade “bo ‘we LMA
[6188]might be cone trom vermany througn an international ban« vous Sijeviating the station
[6189]of even this responsibidity, st would Aliso be one Less ciue TO aliwus that
[6191]our representatives aig¢nt ce in the area,
[6193]Aop ASFEIT
[6196]7
[6197]7
[6199]4-00000
[6201]Pod of et
[6202]be Li, EA eae
[6204]"A . : SECRET
[6205]Pe heen
[6207]2. meeting Padi mOrd a moverte, ars, veery ano narlove votfin.
[6209]ar, bart in‘ viewpoint was toat he coula sot prevent as. sending wihtiGUs
[6210]-Go any OX toe countries, vat aid reel some other division cesides #4 snoula
[6211]weeune | tne reeponsiviiity: ‘in case Ol a I1ap, ‘28 pointea out that an atations
[6212]vere emalt énougn 80 1% would not oe a@ifricult tor a-1air1y ciever indivianas
[6213]to identiry the wwe “sad: ‘probeoy tne ease. ofracers, in a station, sn thie case,
[6215]: ana $nowsa eiawus attempt to: apply pressure shrougn Such: knowledge, mr, wvurrin |
[6217]wisnea someone besides a sn Z10id otticer to “GAre siniuus by tne acruri ox tne
[6219]neck 40a teli 1m tO move On.”
[6221]es 5h A828 FOO; * however, thatno-matter ~pow- henvy ‘toe a pressure” oécame “aly
[6223]ony Tieia ort: 1cer coud 20, wae to mare a aoniely, Prausiore or lotnerwase,
[6225]Mre, Geery anggestad that cerhaps sR, since thay had originally recruited
[6227]WIROGUB, ‘should:.assume such: responsibility. ., (She -is ,hardly realistic ut. rapes,
[6228]anything is possibla,) :
[6229]‘ a . A second suggestion wade by Hr, Duffin is worth further consideration,
[6231]He stated ‘thet WE has. had continual difficulty in establishing contract agents
[6233]in businese throughout SA, However, these countries tended to be much more | a
[6235]receptive to people ‘planning agricultural pursnits and he felt resettlement —
[6237]chicken farming in the Congo, Such an approach in SA might (a) make him nore
[6239]aécoptable as an innigrant. to that country and (b) provide a long tern basis
[6240]to make him self-supporting,
[6242], L did promiss to keep Mr, Duffin and Mrs, Geery informed of any further
[6243]actions taken concerning WIRCGUE which would affect their area, It was also
[6245]at least strongly implied that either Columdia or Brazil might be the best areas)
[6247]ch ‘
[6248]though the final choice essentially Baaispon what country WIROGUS can enter, yr
[6251]'
[6254]14-0000
[6256]; 865 tee
[6258]“ACTIONS
[6260]INFO:
[6262]. susyter RESUEPLED PE poreeper: Ce SANERICAN eo ‘TRY AKD STATED
[6264]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 77
[6265]a ROUTING °
[6267]: , DIRECTOR
[6269]FROM, : FRANKFURT, | JUL 24 18402 62
[6271]i, cfc C/FI 2,, coc, C/ee 3, s/c 20° ee
[6273]a SUNS, ROOTS
[6275]DIP INFO LEOP cits sone ipsa, a oe @ gi
[6276]SE pn 2agse Cour. Ere azerk - mo Sy a
[6277]/ye “2
[6279]THAT THOUGH VILL GO AMYUNEPE ME APLE FACILITATE LEce IZATICH - :
[6281]“END OF MESSAGE
[6282]hs COMMENT: "ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH Jworcarer ZIBET USED.
[6283]"seb SSEHIINATION "APPLICABLE “1 “TO RYBAT CABLES. °
[6284]9OOFOR WIROGUE RESETTLEMENT.
[6286]WieeGVE
[6289]GECeT____ [tate]
[6291]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[6293]ee a ge er ee
[6295]|
[6296]|
[6297]stave, |
[6298]|
[6301]14-00900
[6303]Sore et -
[6304]Ee “a
[6306]- a , “4 1 a o«
[6307]oug, . ROBERT BOUCHARD CLASSIFIED MESSAGE , aie
[6308]yur. AF/5 APR Fe
[6309]er., 5032 156 a
[6310]cate. 19 July, 1962
[6312]to . FRANKFORT LEOPOLDVILLE
[6314]DIRECTOR bias . 4 wo
[6315]. , wives = a aad
[6319]cons C/AF ¥ . ger 63d a
[6320]mo, 2008, cc, c/Fi 2 coc, c/50 2, 9/62, C/EE 3 of
[6322]Gia 19 382
[6324]FROM
[6326]ROUTINE
[6328]OUTS 742
[6330]ee om Om ehiTO4
[6331]" BER; A. FRAN 1467 (IN 23745)
[6332]Se B. LEOP 4255 (x 24232)
[6333]- . a -
[6334]ccna Cie “ATTEMPTING: DETERMINE. AMERICAN. COUNTRY MOST SUFTABLE
[6336]FOR. . SUBJECT. RELOCATION ‘BUT + DIFFICULT wrTHoUr HAVING | SOUR “DRA.
[6338]WIROGUB " PREPERENCE.
[6339]gee TEL 2. . AGREE. TH. PRINCIPLE. PAY... . TRAVEL OOsT TO RESETTLEM!
[6341]PREFER NOT GIVE. LUMP SUM FOR INTERIM EXPENSES PER PARA 3c REF A
[6342]AND CONCUR PARA 3 REF B, ANY CASE FINAL DECISION DEPENDS ON AREA :
[6344]SELECTED. ADVISE.
[6345]END OF MESSAGE
[6347]s cops
[6348]RELEASING OFFICER . “3 —_ AUTHENTICATING
[6351]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER, JHAN | THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. . “pr
[6352]b_. __. : Ee bee 4e- ig ty. ZL 33 LIF
[6355]7 oo an LASSIFIED 4 ce ads
[6356]i ong. AOEERT ROUCHARD . CLASSIFIE AESSAGE oe an? : ; -
[6357]unt. AP/S i ———
[6359]wr; 8032 1963,
[6361]pare. = =6-19 Jul 182
[6363]to. YRANMFURT LEOPOLDV 1d ne cenoee Bah, PSH 18.43
[6365]No CS Keoord Vatae  Destfuy. Oo
[6366]from, DIRECTOR nth very wintmind
[6367]“franeh copy Med as indicated
[6369]cow. ene ; ; RE Tneraine ee A
[6370]. : Marked ng None required .
[6371]OP De ce LEALE
[6373]“moe anor, C/C1, C/FI 2, COC, cf Pee eS OEE 3
[6375]Va” 19392
[6377]om on “49
[6378]RYBAT HARVARD TECHS WIROGUE.. °° nee
[6379]BEY: A, PRAW 1467 (1m 83745) os _
[6381]i, By ROP 4288 UF 24002) o i
[6382]- ne ae Ere eet pis je TT
[6384]we re eee oa
[6386]M Parvo
[6387]i. Fon t 1389 Manno
[6389]ee ee eer er wee . ‘
[6391]| per ES 49-43 Ati LAY 72
[6396]‘oa FRAN 1487
[6398]: STEFS Bi° “TAKEN” “PREVENT: “HIM: RE TURNING CONGO, P
[6400](9. vige PAST EXPERIENCE SUSGE
[6401]Se BUT THAT “PUNDS™BE ISED"AS: CARROT “AND.“DOLED.
[6403]RESETTLEMENT AREA.
[6405]ry,
[6408]io]
[6412]a Sie
[6414]DIRECTOR
[6416]LECPOLCVILLE
[6418]Tefeee se -
[6419]pf CSN 43.
[6420]‘appa, ¢/cl, ch 2 2p, C0, c/s 2, We she.
[6422]“1. URGE qiROSUE DOCUXENTAT TOW SE PICKED" UP AND HELD -AND=THAT:
[6424]PARA 2.REFe
[6426]SGEST SIROGUE NOT BE GIVEN LUMP
[6427]OUT, ONCE, HE REACHES...
[6429]- END OF MESSAGE ,
[6430]C/S COMMENT: "ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR NYXIS USED.
[6432]**WIROGUE STATED GERMAN FIRM WHICH KNOWS HIM AS REINER 1S INTERESTED iN
[6433]"SENDING HIM, AS INESS REP. ;
[6435]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[6437]fee ak ne ee oN ae ed TR nee ATI, Bg TORTIE EOS
[6440]14-0000
[6442]“!org ; DIRECTOR
[6444]cot FRANKFURT
[6445]FROM: r JUL 5 20362 62°
[6447]ACTION: -C/EE 3 an
[6448]<q. ADSP, C/C1, C/FI2 coc, c/TS0 2 AF | a
[6449]INFG PEL, CIPI 2 a ze sera : ROUTINE
[6451]é\ IN 23745 .
[6455]pre INFO LAC? CITE ena pre
[6460]7
[6461]| yl syn uiTeouT FUNDS: aD DISCOURAGED EY IMACILITY SELL:
[6463]OvI Ee ASV ASD TECHS
[6465]2, SURY STATED errr FIPY
[6467]23, THONG HATEER GO WHERE - betes
[6469]han GIMEING Mr fone) IGE AS. ayernpec Poe,
[6471]spo ye DECIDE HE INDICATES avy “UNDE CELAY GUS PART “AY FORCE HIM
[6472]7 TO STRICUSLY COMSIA=ES err OF FEP,.
[6474]EZ, DESIRE HOS ALVICE Pf:
[6476]we bee dee os a , iat
[6478]PEDLOY ENT aN FINANCIAL HELP IY PESRTTLECENT
[6480]END OF MESSAGE
[6483]14-0000
[6485]. a wey a
[6487]wo a
[6488]. alte 2:
[6492]fT this cable (FRAN 1457) assumged by this branch, ----- 0° + ot
[6494]“Te Aetion |
[6495]wom Mr, Phelps on German. desk said the only restriction on action. at
[6496]. “the moment is how inueh ‘money’ we, 42/5, ‘are willing te put outs:
[6497]ee _. Next, callad Mr, Kallander, 75D, ext 3391. I agread te contact |
[6499]7 ann .
[6501]hin avain if and when we got down to facts as to just whit joctinentation .
[6503]wate,
[6505]it would first.
[6507]‘ papers’ we would . renutre. Hoxever, he poikted on
[6509]: \ poe age be’ necessary “for: ‘ve to clear Such actisn;“ie.’, putting thisuchasacter*, ‘t
[6510]7 into a country, with: the area desk involved, Furthermors, he indicated
[6511]vee 7 sone wes as re this my not be toa eazy a a task “eave “UTROGUE's “bz woe
[6512]Once we get clearance from an area ‘iesk, he says we showld sit down _. .
[6514]- _ with the area desk, TSD, and AF/5 to de riaine the best documentation
[6516]“ani method of resettlement. |OK? Bhanu & 313]
[6518]. oe . a Calbenhn/ he
[6521]14-0000
[6523]520 _ a 4 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[6524]DATE: 92 gun 62
[6526]TO : “DIRECTOR
[6528]ROUTING -
[6530]FROM : FRANKFURT.
[6532]~ ACTION: C/AF 2) oe
[6534]INFO: C/tsD 2,: $/¢ 2
[6536]170
[6538]~ _ R WIROG VARD TECHS . : oe ino Banta
[6539]ae "\¢/S COMMENT: ACTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS CABLE
[6541]HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM “|.
[6542]APe Cer gee] MALLANDER, TSD, EXT 3391 IN COORDINATION WITH MR. KORNCPATTERSON, |”
[6543]AF, EXT 5571/
[6545]. . nek fave
[6546]DOR Seiya. a a SsER aR St es
[6548]ay,
[6549]ted, “« SeEACER AED
[6550], REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIBITED.
[6553]14-0000
[6555]| Lot re’ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE oe" —
[6557]FROM : FRANAFURT
[6559]c/Ts9 2
[6561]OS SE SEF at coltw AVERICAN“ CIT REQUIRES
[6563]MENTS DATED 2UG 5.9, ~-SUBY HaS NO PEEPS ERENCE. : AMERICAN, COUNTRY - ceo
[6565]ONLY WHERE WE ABLE FetuiTat LEGALIZaT IO} INCLUDING
[6567]CE SERIES a AUSTRIAN 2:SSP08T, WITH WHICH SUBU
[6568]OSTAIN OWN TOURIST Vigs, WCULD ALLOW ENTRY INTO
[6570]AN COUNTRY BUT SIE XUEAEX CONTROL OEV [CUSLY
[6571]NG IF St uJ INTENDS REMAIN.
[6573]CO Rev esican CC
[6575]i NON CITIZENS. COULD KUSAFX INTESCETE TO O8TaAIN SUCH RCN CIT.
[6576]PacePart erTt? cuay HAS ENTEPED GIVE’ CCUNTEY,
[6578]3
[6579]REPRCOUCTION BY OTHER THAN ay SSSUING OFFICE 1S PROT ED. Copy No.
[6582]14-0000
[6584]. “\ CLASSIFIED’ MESSAGE” _
[6585]ROUTING
[6587]"SLE -C-R-E-7
[6589]FROM 3
[6590]ACTION ¢
[6592]INFO | . . at.
[6594]in 15816 FRAN 1188
[6596]“T9 INO
[6598]C/S COMMENT: “ACTION UNIT CETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR AGUATIC USED.
[6600]oo. 4*1F HARVARD DOES NOT HAWE INFO RE SOUTH AMERICA CITIZENSHiF SEQUIREMENTS —
[6601]an KURIOT WILL PROVIDE If FRAN REPORTS COUNTRIES CF INTEREST.
[6603]w greg =
[6605]ur
[6606]'
[6608]oO
[6609]t
[6610]x
[6611]m
[6615]REPRODUCTION BY ‘OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CFFCE IS PROF Copy No.
[6618]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[6621]. 3392 1502
[6623]_ 15 June 1962
[6625]ROUTING
[6627]FROM: DIRECTOR
[6629]conr; C€/TSD 2.
[6631]ADOP, c/ci,: c/r 2 coc,
[6633]CIE OR
[6634]“1706 17406
[6635]ry MW.
[6637]Te cae TMT lt
[6639]= DIR 15840 “(oo sis)
[6641]Ty BARWARD DOS WOT BANS THFO RE SOV AVERICAN CIMIZENSHL REQUIRES
[6642]BuROR VILL PROVED IF YEAS FEOROG COLMURIES OP IFTEREST.
[6644]by Telex.
[6646]C/ER/G/OPS_Bill Phelps, by phone WK.
[6647]c/Av/ors Paul Springer, ty phone (AK
[6649]. PNG r hee
[6650]——CHABIES J. RYAN
[6651]. aseTC/TSD/AUTH
[6653]f
[6655]ACHIEF,
[6657] PELEASING OFFICER... AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
[6659]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIBITED. Copy No.
[6660]def AVG 77
[6663]~ . . ar
[6666]onc. Tw. Phelps CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[6668]UNIT EE/G/Ops SECRET
[6670]8 June !
[6672]ROUTING
[6674]6
[6676]70 + FRANKFURT = LEOPOLDVILLE
[6678]16 FRAN info. LEOP cire oie
[6680]- ; WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS.
[6681]OS = oo : REF FRAN ogos. aN 46446)
[6682]CONCUR PARA 2.
[6683]_RE NEW AUSTRIAN DOG, WILLING AGREE IF THIS BEST
[6685]BALE,
[6687]BuT REQUEST EXAMINE QUESTION WHETHER BACK-|
[6689]; sok SOLUT ION,
[6691](0 Rey ‘STOPPED’: ‘FREMDENDASS WOULD NOT SERVE AS VEHICLE FOR: EMIGRATION. od
[6692]|
[6694]. ‘FROM FEDREP. WHILE AVOIDING PROBLEMS PARA 1 REF,“ ‘WILL, REPLY
[6695]a re Mo eB od vate OD a ee te Gye Te
[6697]RE SOUTH AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS BY 7 TELEX VRE WEEK ~
[6699]OF 11. JUNE.
[6701]a , “ AF/OPS (Mr. Springer phone)
[6702]So ee L SD (Mr. Boerniger. phone) Wt Pus ~ :
[6704]eaceasiwo ornicea ; AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
[6706]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[6707]EE VIETY
[6710]onc: Willen W. Phelps CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ot
[6711]RIG © f n W. r
[6712]unt: EE/G/Ope' SECRET ol
[6714]exr : 7858 soot, . :
[6716]8 June}
[6718]62
[6720]70: FRANKFURT | LEOPOLDVILLE _
[6721]From, DIRECTOR ; 7 ;
[6723]con C/EE 3 : oo . Zo ak
[6724]“INFO: “ADDR, C/CI, c/FI 2, COC, c/s 2S , s/t 2 fle
[6726]10 FRAN"... — “INFO EOP f
[6728]RY “WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS —
[6730]_ REF. FRAN 0805 (IN 46446)
[6732]FROM FEDREP WHILE AVOIDING PROBLEMS PARA 1 REF. WILL REPLY
[6734]RE SOUTH AMERICAN CATIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS BY TELEX Vaca, WEEK .
[6736]“OF 11 JUNE.
[6738]ace » AF/OPS (Mr. Springer. phone} te
[6739]food L Deer « TED (Mr.. Boerniger, phone) Wt p
[6741]BeLeasinG orricet AUTMENTICATING OFFICER
[6742]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE JSSUING OFFICE !S PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[6747]14-0000
[6749]“DIRECTOR 9
[6750]FROM :. rracruRt a
[6752]“ACTION: | C/E 3.
[6754]INFO: ADDP, cjet, c/rt 2, oe, ep 2
[6756]~pip INFO LEOP CITE FRAN a805
[6757]Ep WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS
[6759]ye, 1, - SUBJECT NOT ENTHUSIASTIC spout WwW GERVAN DOCUMENTATION UNLESS
[6761]pees ROTC RECOGNITION FOLLOWSs" “BELIEVE: FABRICATION LIFE HIST ORY: ©
[6763]' 00 RISKY IN, THIS CASE SINCE SLIGHTEST
[6765]TN, ORDER OBTAIN RECOGNITIG
[6766]"FLAP GOULD. PLACE KUBARK IN EABARRASSING POSITION VIS A VIS
[6768]oo] sg -FEDREP AUTHORITIES: AND -ODIBEX.LIAISCNe <9 Ss 3 ee
[6770]. 2, INTEND RETURN AUSTRIAN PASSPORT AND IDENTITY PAPERS AS |
[6772]TEMPORARY MEASURE PERMIT SUBJECT CARRY OUT ASSIGNED TASKS FOR CONGOLESE
[6774]"DEFMIN AND’ RETURN CONGO: IN ORDER FORIALLY ABROGATE CONTRACT WITH”
[6776]~ Gos. VILL’ INFOR! SUBJECT NO KUSARK EMPLOYHENT AVAILABLE BUT VE
[6777]WILLING REDOCUNENT HIM WITH AUSTRIAN OR OTHER PASSPORT IN NAHE:
[6779]HICH HE” ‘CONSIDERS WIS" TRUE WANES "HE: WILL:
[6781]DAVID ‘DE ‘PANASKHET, -¥
[6783]‘RETURN FRAN : :
[6784]3. SUBJECT HAS STATED DESIRE RESETILE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
[6786]~ UNDERSTAND PASSPORT WOULD PROSABLY BE BACKCHECKED WITH COUNTRY
[6787]OF ISSUE SHOULD SUBJECT DECIDE REQUEST PERMANENT RESIDENCY OR
[6788]CITIZENSHIP IN SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY. REQUEST. HEADQUARTERS
[6790]Aeh L33077
[6792]! . : : 4
[6794]ecnonnisninn av ATHEO THAN THE ISSHING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[6797]14-0000
[6800]14-0000
[6802]TO ©
[6804]A eA Sea etme mane dey
[6806]FROM. 3 “FRANKFURT:
[6807]ACTION: | Che 3
[6808]INFO:
[6810]ITE FRAN 0805
[6812]7 DIR INFO LEO
[6813]~  RYBAY“WIROGUE HARVARD TECHS —
[6815]qe SUBJECT NOT ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT. Wo GERVAN DOCUMENTATION UNLESS.
[6816]woe ores) een POLTC ab RECOGNITION F. oLuows.~
[6818]‘BELTEVE FABRICATION LIFE NESTORY.
[6819]IN. ORDER” OBTAIN RECOGNITION: ‘TOO:RISKY "IN THIS CASE”SINGE™ SeréiresT
[6821]FLAP COULD PLACE KUBARK IN EMBARRASSING POSITION VIS a VIS
[6822]-FEDREP AUTHORITIES-AND ODIBEX LIAISON,@
[6824]2. INTEND RETURN AUSTRIAN PASSPORT AND IDENTITY PAPERS aS
[6826]TEMPORARY MEASURE PER(IT SUBJECT CARRY OUT ASSIGNED TASKS FOR cONGOLESE.
[6827]DEFMIN AND RETURN. CONGO IN ORDER FORIALLY ABROGATE CONTRACT WITH
[6829]™ got. WILL _INFORY SUBJECT NO KUBARY EY PLOYMENT AVAILABLE BUT WE
[6831]WILLING. REDOCUMENT Him wit, AUSTRIAN” OR OTHER ‘PASSPORT IN NAME
[6833]DING. co
[6837]3 SUBJECT HAS STATED DESIRE RESETTLE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
[6839]NDERSTAND PASSPORT WOULD PROBABLY BE BACKCHECKED WITH COUNTRY
[6840]OF ISSUE SHOULD SUBJECT. DECIDE REQUEST PERMANENT RESIDENCY oR
[6841]CITIZENSHIP IN SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRY. REQUEST HEADQUARTERS
[6844]Excisded fro automatic:
[6848]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[6851]14-0090, yur
[6854]_ 36 |
[6856]S GUIDANCE RE CITIZENSHIP REQUI *
[6857]4
[6859]a
[6861]“COUNTRIES AND- ADVISABILITY OF ISSUING NEW AUSTRIAN PASSPORT.
[6862]“4 REQUEST REPLY. PRIOR COB 13 JUNE. | " ,
[6864]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN 155 [EGET TNCOFFICE 1S PROHIBITED.