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[17]7 Prom. , . Chief of Statia, Pert ab : 4 pat” we °
[18]. SUOQIECT aeni@ar- ; \ Peres, ne ts
[19]. . . Frits (aka Prod) SSC , oe
[23]Refercacs: * State Dupt Coatral Cable 1437, 1b Hov $2, froa Boon
[25]1. Galt Jere 62, the Prosa Attacha' cf the Perils Prbascy vrote ua
[27]the following comorendua:
[29]| . dccosllng to Frones recerds, Frod SLO] wes bora Lay 3l,
[30]ve 1909 ta borling hy vas treinod 62 a lesjor, left G3rmcay ia
[31]- 2931, cad eppcared ta Franco ia ly33. In lysy, ba enlisthid
[33]. da ths Ferelya Legica. Eom tice tn 19L0, be was cnrscbilised
[34]ia Korocco, Ha fled to Sa#itzovles ia lou, ead reterzcd to
[35]Porta in Vay 19ub. Sloca thas tiny, by bas workad fer "Blo
[36]fest" tu Zarich, “fdbsra Stespa," a Soolaligt daily ia Leena,
[37]end othar papova. In 1949, ba went to work for “DLs Calt,%
[38]the Britich-coutrolled nowepazar in Uscsurg. Is Febrvary 1951,
[39]‘ by was repleead ta that popes by a Gorcaa. . AL tha preesad
[40]tics, ba works for “Radio Sarrebruskss,* aa tvll as fcr *ber
[41]Band." K9 wag nateralised Prach in 1942.
[43] Reosatly, ba was cloered by SEAFS to e229 everzthicg froa
[44]ths Pyrccces to the Elbo. Ho did co cod arco a rogers ca
[46]° { Nid Atleaiio Foresa, File article wory conuicarcd Of by tts
[47]waoa, cad cten tere traszlated in tho preca reciew bullstia,
[48]“Dossecatatiea, a
[50]Stor tins aftor ths crticlss hrd ezposred, howevar, a
[51]Freach eisiciol capracsed esteniehouent that SUDCS bed bsca
[52]cives ezoh wics cocrmeditatiaa. Tiowgh by od co pres? to
[54]" wa3 kisea to tha Frisch e9 ca econt of tha Cosinvora. by
[55]cava eo furthos dsrocatory infercatica,
[57]2, fa ezercbsd car files, Soccd no pruvicas recerd cf Sudjact, end
[58]infcrasd the Presa bitschs socondingly.
[59]CS fefr es
[63]J ovnie tte S$ RORBT
[64]a ‘ . j Security Inforvsi Wee Y Z a .
[68]TH,
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[74]2 17 Nos $2, tho Pross Attechs called our attention to’
[76]State Dopts Ceatrol. cable 1k3t, {rea Ecza,
[78]cated 14 Nev 52, a copy
[80]of whic’s is Ettacked hereto for Four ccarenicose.
[82]Basing cur res.
[84]‘quest ca the ‘tnformation containsd ta para) edows, end on the
[85]attaczad ‘cote roa Bonn, we sutaltted queries sonceruiag Subject
[87]to doth Uxiow en2. “UNBOUND. .
[88]oe . &. 23 ve 53 wo recoivad the rotigeing reel frow UMBOUND:
[90]Frits (exa Fred) STSCI, bers 31 ‘S 1903 Ya Borla, |
[91]ef Goresa origin, ths sca cf Wilic-cad Earthy TU, =... ,
[92]egaingd Fronch naticaality by ravaralfeation cl épril ,
[93]i. ta ly Osteteor 1933 ta Feria Ky, ba carried Ale _
[94]cocpatriot Tait S: STNIEY, bern 24 depast 1805 in Borlta..
[95]They Gave ons child, bum 25 Lay 1y37, ef Frencd dation-
[100]: co Suse “the Foratca Logica in 19L0 end was d2- .
[101]| . ecstilicod 19 Fobruary Uycl. In duseo2 1942, fosring lost
[102]. ha bo intoncsd faa cotp ia the caoecrpled pons, ha GQ
[103]eldsd ta go-with hilo wlte to Swit zorlecd. Vpca bia ex
[104]a . rival in Ouitroflend, be wos errasicd for clancestica .
[105]ii | bertsr-orogsing aad interusd in 2 com at Kays:
[106](Veleta). Sov, La woa trensferrsd to a loser cox = ot
[107]Sterva. Daring bia otey ia Saltsariscd, te beet rarrd
[109]tha Saica sootaliet proga, soley in tbe pays *itbare-
[113]i Ya Bay 1945, ha rotawsd to Freseo cad cotclad ct
[114]im Pontrags (Seica), where be shill rocieza at 2) Aveses
[115]Plerso Eroacolatia. Since 1545, by tos bad a legal offiea .
[116]et C3 gua dtHeatevlits, Feria los, thon, ecconiing to a ; :
[117]trsclly rolisdle evgurca, 25 ds naported te hava bold
[118]ecotings wlth BeastaabisPENATAOT cf tha Soviet Comorctal
[119]: Ltestea (ets = eco EEA 13555) cod wit LCOCHEN of the
[120], Sovies Infersatica Barsca. Yba estivity of this legal
[121]i : effies iu, tu fect’, aluoss negiigidla.
[123], Sinca 1545, ha also bas oporatad aa fics for ths :
[124]catticzeat of oputed cliizy for ths iatermatical vie ae
[125]d Reserve cad Rolter Gocnitica’ (1.8.2.c.), 35 Bed. dao *
[126]i Coputinag, Pardo. ha equclly to acctoistrater of tha
[127]Siva Avéas and Sluit" of dnieerp, Belgica.
[129]SEORET
[130]Security Infernation bd
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[141]$053 cavotes ths creator part of hia activity, howvwr,
[142]to jourdalica. Ha 23a 0 cofrespcadint of veryous Fronch snd -
[143]ko .
[145]forolsa asdcpupora, notcdly the Saica pezo7y"Dor Dead."
[146]ia eccrocited officially to the Freash liatotry of Inforeatica. .
[148]ha kaa cdtrirdd nasorcus vitss for forcign countrics in omar
[149]to fulf1ll hie professional obligations. . a
[151]Ko has wovor attractod sttcnticn frca tha political point
[152]point of vica, bat ca euspect hiu of tying iccatical eith en ©
[153]indivicaal of ths sacs neso who balengod to tka Sulsa “Bata
[155]Eapollo® notaork.
[156]SILSGH 1a in cortsot with a can nesod EURCHUARST (ole = |
[157]eco pasa § tales), ucw a corracpoadzas of "Lor Lucd" in 2, _
[158]Faric, end sao elco ig mepscted of being icsatical with an peta,
[159]Oz~256a% of ths "Rote Kepallo. bal
[160]i <) ore Sonbiming our invootigatica of Frits SRO.
[162]S. Gita regird to the BURCKAML? meatiensd ebovs by wtouaD, vo
[163]sinca havo consulted with tho Praga Attschs, who hes basa able to iden-
[166]ead LUACIRARDS, bora 9 Septezsor 1506 io Leh, gorcaxy, .
[168]ferccatly residing tb 105 Brd. Voltairc, Pario lla, cecnentc:
[169]correspcacsat for “Dor Band," accradited a2 a journalist to
[171]tts Progiczacs ¢a Ccliicodl ca lO Fubruary 1945, elco rorks
[172]fox tha Vorolnigtca Wirtcchafta Dicact of Frankfurt, is
[173]kocoua ¢2 a carious jJourvaliot, but-othsrviss ey a coabtful
[175]individual,
[176]6. Oa b Fed 53, xa recoived thy following loss cocpleta reply ~
[178]from WIG:
[180]Frits (eta Prod) SIO, fomorly a Corcan lssjoer, tas
[181]y Bs kes opcncd oa legak cifica in
[183]_ rofega in Frenss in 1933.
[184]Faria cad alco oscupica Miccolf with jocrzalicn. Until now,
[185]no unfavorcble inforcatica bso boon Gbtaited cencoraing hin. .
[187]=) ere cabicg ell of tho ebove inforzation avallodlo to both
[188]ARS. Wa would epprociats receiving
[190]. ths ries Fross Attecshs ead to &.
[191]oll posacibls further corcguteory inforraticn conssrning SUSI, blo
[193]wariozs ccatcata, cnd bis cotivitios. Va vould te intsrestsd-to receive,
[194]in particulcr, ony inforcatica to colina UULQWD's exepicion that
[195]snca, endfor BORCKHARD?, wood to belcag to tha "Hote Kepallo® network.
[197]Aagds:“ihes !
[199]Totritutioa:s
[200]Fach: 3 Brea: 2
[201]Freaks 1 Esra: 1
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[244]ahs aie mown te ta Pricmdily te
[245]aout obittary disclosures An pa
[246]Bustaruete Vor taborages Surg
[250]edu ka
[252]Prat cy
[254]rap tk
[256]Teleeded
[258]Surbappemdvat for fee
[259]put:bteter Paul Hawt,
[260]‘ 0 te Stawon's oheerwe than
[262]Beth¥ ties An bres are teas,
[264]Tomy tiga
[266]var wabdters tnatarie
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[297]how Calaf of Weiton, Kio 49 Jemrire |" THRO, Abo Poa
[298]NDR ED. (qraratianval/BTADALIS
[299]Par . . . .
[300]pee gee [oterreyatiin. of tmaeian Eaigrestr from Shine ta presi
[301]trereeitted seoeei th io brigiicete by a mex prepare
[302]py Wii lime ¥. BELL THT Cneerti rg oe iverragatiat of Pune,
[303]- eolgzente tres (kee f test.
[304]terle 6, Raffesy .
[305]i.
[306]Litoolemats I peye iow, Sr tripiseate
[307]Digtributions : _
[308]B- Kosdquarterd; a Ort bP neten
[309]2 - bdo Faule, aertt- 4: nore
[310]Biles, w/are, .
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[337]pe : : oe . oy
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[343]SUBJES1 Passing of §2 reports to Brasilien dathoritios,
[345]On 13 October, Karcog ENSTOS, ALSUATIO' a toliessce ia ths Praztlitin Fotoral
[346]Folitical Folica, fsfarcod hia that o2 15 Cotoder ba had cvtattted to tha
[348]Chief of Polisa-a (i Mulition of tha reports ha Sid received froa LSI THY.
[349]{EisX3 had beaa gtvea ty Away otarlitecd weratons of Enq) to fizels, «-
[350]inclusive, end Kt)? ta He-27, dnclusiva, clocs wita the biographical trforration
[351]of the earces of tho39. reports. Rl-15 end RG-80 wore cot passed to BASTOS
[352]bsesusea thay had bea cbtained fiom ALLOFATH.)
[354]Ca 27 Cctcbar BSNS teforced ALTE that tha translation of ths Feport
[355]had ieaa forvaniad ty tha Cato? of Folics to Calsach LiL, the presaat
[356]bast-of the Fedoral lieical Folica in Elio ca vengiie, tho, in turn, hed
[357]forsartal it to Jed FICOLL, beed of tha Folitical Division of «64 Folitieal
[358]Polica, for hia recommendations, ELsicd statad that be balleved FISCRELLY
[359]would recocssal that tha reporta be furwardol to ths Foreim Offics enl tb
[360]Var Lantotsy. Resting alco inten's ty. giva.a copy of the trentlstionw to a
[361]Ribsirs cd» AS » bool of tho Servicto da Vigtlancias of the Dcpzarteant of
[362]Political asl = win Order (0D.0.P.S.), Sao Paclo, who bas iniicatel an interest |
[364]din reeslivirg it.
[366]49 en introdastion to ths trenglatioa of the resorts, LASTUS Csacribed triofly
[367]DBrasii's Statoloas rotlgca teatgrutiva probies and tia volustery calfare
[368]orgenizations wiilch cosist the iralyrents tu getaing eatry to, eral satthing -
[369]in, Craslie The tronalation of this Lntroductica 10 6s followss
[371]®Tha current foutyratioa of White Russians dato Eroatl began ta 193. It
[372]haz dintatched sincs June 195k in ths feca of tho dectaton texen ty tho
[373]ational Inatituta of Coldaisation ent Imigration {Instituto Eacional da
[374]Imicragds Colontscgio) (NI...) of 16 Sena Sh. Un that cats, the
[375]Directorates of tha W108. dccldead to regest that the Lintstry of Foreign
[376]Relations take ths necescary stcpa ta stop ths dssuanca cf viess for
[377]statclesa Percons ror a period of sixty Cayse
[379]toa 30 Juns, Vicenta no, thon Foreign Kinistss, sont 0 circ:lar to ell the
[380]ecusulstes enlering a stoppage in the logiances of viess until a  ftoad
[381]dociaton could be ri reachod.
[383]e233 €2 Soptesbor, tha Foreign Offica issucd ty ths consulates nea instructions,
[384]ecceniing to thich, gonsrally eposting, stateless imiierents era percitted
[385]entry to Erasil cnly if thoy have ia Leaail relatives in tha direct lita of
[386]escent shoges econcle situatioa ta such that thy can gearaatse ths
[387]cadsistonce of the icalgranta.
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[404]aan ve a oa ,
[405]Miaverthsloss, it gay te coted tha: thore ero varicuy atatelesa per toa , ,
[406]Sa Hong Korg, with thole recpective passzorta in orler evaitirg esccsadatioas
[407]on.cne of the five whtas of ‘tis tong Korg Pucnoe Ayres lings the SEUISGSVATI®, — ° .
[408]ICY, MPVIS TMI, PTEELION, end OTIALENG) rs ; .
[410]Phe difficulties which the interuationsl orginicatices enoountes in obtataing
[411]coxplato end roliatio inforvatioa on tid imiiprants are ce to a lat¢a citeat .
[413]to tha fect that those imlcrants elecya reaisa iy areas far .nccored from ;
[415]tin locales of tha organisations! offices. Gna cuss also rewpaisa tho r :
[417]fact that included eno the statsles3 imaigranta ia a large cir of :
[419]Poraont useful. to. bra. uch 29 tha followiny typea of workeras mochanics, :
[421]engineers, electricians, chealsta, etce : Core et
[423]"Thora aro twelve interiatioral oryanitations who cre responuible for proparing
[424]the teatgraits for tha Jourray - or botter, tho calf - of thess stateless
[425]rofugeos froa China and-various Luropean. ountrics, Thsy eree :
[428]ke AedeDeS. = Ansricaa Joint Slotribution Comilttes, sith offices in Rio
[429]ant Sin Peslo.
[430]9, B.0.1. + Entr'Aito Ourriore Internationale (International Workers’
[431]Lutual Aid)
[432]3. HeIeheSe = Hsbrow Imaulgrant Atd Soctoty, with offices in Kio andl Sao : .
[434]Paulo,
[435]be 1.C.U.C. = international Catholic Migration Gauciesioa, with offices , ,
[436]= in 24) ond Sco Poalo, . .
[437]Se 16505- = Intoruation:) Soctal Sorvics, with offices in Bis anil Sto Foulo.
[438]4. I.R.C. =< International Hoscue Comittee. Hia no reproscatatives in Brasil,
[439]Je LWP. 2 lithoran World Fedaratioa, with officas ia Rio end Sin Piulo.
[440]9, ULC.U.C, = National Catholic Welfare Conference, with offiéos in Rio: ¥
[441]&nl Sao Faslo. : . . °
[442]9 S.A.E. - Sutos Ald to Euiops. tas 19 representatlon in Brazil. .
[443]10. %.F. = Toloted Fournlation, with offices in Hio ant Sto Peulos
[444]ll. U.U.A.K.C. - United Uirentan dcoricen faliof tocalttoa, :
[445]Lee W.C.C. - World Council of Clurchoa, ubth' officas in Rio tad Sio Paulo. .
[447]"Two of those organizations hintlo ths lergoat cucbar of crrivala. Ono
[448]is tho W.C.C, shove offico in Rio is locitad at Prata do Flesano, 180,
[449]Cpt. €62; 1t3 office in Sido Fevlo ta ct fea DU. Voridlana, 370. ap SZa
[451]Pesto office ia under ths direction of Higa Rachel ca cenvano.(©F tha
[452]othor organisation 4a ta M.o.UsC., wiooe office in Rlo ta ot dvorida
[453]Churchill 60; its offices tn Sio Faulo ag fn the Chih of Feaca (Igroja
[454]da Pas) on bap piicerio: The Sco Paulo offica ia uator tho direction of -
[455]Fathor Marto. (3 a
[457]BSince 25 Avril 1954, canz stateless persons tis hsva bsca unable to ubtein
[458]a visa for Lrasil, Cansta or Australia have been repatriated to tha U.S.Sede
[459]As a rosuit of this ropatriation, it ig poooidlse, though mt probable, that
[460]sore olemonty may ba ocnt Ava China to Brasil ta eqyzge in cubversive.
[461]activitios hare, while saoburs of thoir fenilics, who havo becn repatriated
[463]to Russia, aro held as hostages thors.”
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[473]. "ot. RFOD-ALS reported an 2 Oetoter 15k that about 6: s20h stateleas
[474]rofasves With ontsy visas for Bresil Lasucd prior to 30 ane WN ere in P
[477]va he five
[479]“Hoag Bong waiting for tranoportation to Brazil.
[481]a 2. The-nead of tho W.C.C. office in Rio fa André Moy
[483]‘Concssvently Dologate of W.C.c. for all Latin Anorica snd,
[484]ha Xia CARVALHO'S superior.
[486]3. The nead of tie Nocatee ‘tn Rio ts Waltor DIOINISS, who ts ths overall
[488]hast of N.CeWeCe activities in Rrasil, in which capacity he is Father Martote
[489]DUSHNYCK*s chief assistant iu Rio Lo Mico Adelaids da Coste ALEVEDO..
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[558]: , 12. January 195?
[560]tron Fronen, Forty 2, Menor ESP SP iecet pute ae
[562]wBo. Of Pages, OM ee et Bag.
[564]tev Petorscr, os Ayeruved ba, . DM¥id Se Talbot
[566]Dietributtoa
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[573]UNE ENIARY .
[574]FCP - OOF) : . .
[576]_—-Bauree Crzpsgera, ‘JENBCESSARY =
[578]and Comments.
[582]Yource, Operational Lata,
[584]Suvjeote Joogph LEGRAMD Reasaigned
[586]Comonnt: For tracce on the individusla named in
[587]tha attached sta the followings
[588]LEXQAND - T/PA-1016 (71), and othora
[589]GAry, Balle - nd) ETO-LIG
[590]ROTI, Baile » 17 ‘0s EF O08 132
[591]DEITCCES, hoon - WO-L1) EFO-WOsp WO-5)3 -
[592]WOT LE lems) - TY: we FP me wg
[593]LEDOIME, Charles ~ UPPAWT963 and others
[595]“4
[597]| Clasetticoston ESSIST/GOSTRES © ULZL COVICIRAS CLF
[599]“ACA . - , 3
[601]vais tom “tg. poe SS
[604]14-0000
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[609]set ADUMUTY INPORATION ;
[610]CONT OL/US6 OFFIC ALG OLY _ :
[612]wp S929,
[613]Date of Inforpation: Gurront
[615]Date acquired: 8 January i952"
[616]12 January 1942
[618]“Budjoet: Jovoph LE. UAND - Feport wo:
[620]sO Place Acquired Yrance, Paris
[621]. Bvaivatioa: on) : Date of Roport:
[622]2 ¢# .
[623]: Cource: Through a fairly reliacle source fee ap informant with NP contacta,
[625]a Tan dosent Ls: WD, tawhed tn the "Pronator affair” end os @ ragult
[626]expailet fia tha Central (aualttes of Gia PUR dn tha Spring of
[627]5), eas reosatly rewsaalmed the pooitiun es Adainatrative
[628]Gecretery of the Regs nal kinars Fe.lspatica (COT) in the Mord
[632]and Pas~toeCalata rocions.
[633]écluring Gila reazaigumont for LS, according ta source,
[635]we .
[636]POLS3 (Lsca) exf hott (Latla) tho sora {n ohargs for two years
[640]uncor Dulles ercsra ani have besa charged with Pinaulftoiers
[642]ecticn,
[643]do EEUIWID tos besa givca [full pocare® to vintt oll eyTuicatso end
[644]Do. to ehirtrate Cisse Oo olesents fudgad unacsceary, recuaing
[645]i eho dircoiing cressicns of tha varlous cyndiestos, Courca otated :
[646]tras LELUNDo cotivitios era partially dsotated by finanslad .
[647]aaity end tint otalfe will bo reduced Por econcalo reagona, .
[651]LAs (fra), Cocratcry of tha Eincra! oytulicata cf Conain (Nord),
[652]hea toca chargrd with reargsaicing Gia Valsnolcansa coator, in
[653]artioulss Gia Cylesuzsloccus rogtca, .waich nor falien into 4 ;
[654]othercy €2 a result of tho tnsriia cf{ tha traite ZCuN(Latle)%, ;
[655]Accoras try ta soured, GC2iY, farcor Cocruc: snofs) of tha ginsza
[656]CG? e7tleata Ly dasha, bas Scr ecaa ica boon iv Ling fcr
[657]: Cleeisss) co 9 resuké cf lack cf disstplina an: srpatensa ta
[658]. a esrttesta effsira, losoves, no ccd wantsd to toh 3 i reopsaziuaiity
[659]fer clersoolng hin, Th Sires oot porfurced by LEGUID dn hio mz .
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[786]eye ta axis sis ocd eat ba bed eles Civics
[787]ef optitos wita Fou bOLwLl, dteomuurle fone posca chief. _ ~
[788]; Mica Zc dcmecP Wn ESt yu Gntesatice of tust Caommery, bat - | :
[789]*" eoly Presitets ef tho Vert sutisy Carll, is 123 refercl p. . *
[790]feratocica to fateview Assos Go Jing bis sits ecaferansds : : .
[791]wa had pow forgivea ida vor tits. . .
[792]Fe bo ests that there eso e:voval referemes bo (isi ire iat Fouesneetr
[793](rrescetly, slomcter Lucu (5) fa eeetare fate Pils (es eek,”
[794]we Lit, i hos beca clessty es. sicieted elt ~
[795]» Coctg EELAT col, preity, etiisa of tos ReTyHe
[796]H bo farssiad da tla Cost tla Cube usa ictranesd to
[797]* ey DY yess UPAR. bo etie ES Avo ierracsy tpollir;
[798]PEON SYA, Sp Lentionl vith excise Alginate
[799]“$a 2765435 £3 0 Coutat af Eenatoatla Saree Vica Reaeey
[800]Ceomcoista ta Poris, coi a cubpoctad 1a ogent om if LellecyY hss buca in contact
[801]vith BYALA os alle vods
[802]3. REWOT nov do Vorla ea esenticie coxorespenicens for “der Dual’, . .
[803]sebohly 49 identical vith the dase LUWEADT mentdienod dn tho "Fined EQ Ropart? :
[804]eZ, Yost Ui, Vel. 1, pe de, thle otetoss ©
[805]Ucar Ce. Non RGD
[806]asireca: Boats, G Eapitcecrgascs .
[808]Occupailens vaqrnslist., Liikelvis in Perla co reypsescntative
[809]cf “torom Irecco? cof Peectftet-ecwtuis, eal cf
[810]“Fresca Valecrechigus Gulesa"® ef Dosis, | .
[811]Lspicnacar Ucoea, bab couteot ef MUOTS (stems) during ver.
[812]Port ILI, Volls, Pe fof the "Finn? QUAL Moport’, cf etch yea hove acccy,
[813]iets a Cistles SETS, Lut Uso ty bo riatisa ef Fretists ver Frits) SoC
[814]fo tio eyo, G@ an Landis sey ca the Lota Legos, . U
[815]4. Va cra wth) to Wooitty tho (fos) LUCCHEIT ef the Soviot Infercatisca
[816]Crcess ulta eter OULU end Kawtentta DAGC7 betd mstiqgs in 2: 35, Ra
[817]Ietesnstiezal Rocesvo (eis) eal Bolte Camitios for tees £ flu erect. ca
[818]eliise, fo tay Istesmstion | Baccus eccd Ee ltcf Cemittcs titcn bea cifices ab
[819]129 Pook tvs daw York City, ct 53 Decloveed dea Cometic, Fools, Tho aay)
[820]Costes 3 oO Glia of ta Gono Intorsst oa Relicr Comiittes ex the Be
[821]Cascosy Ealief cazittcs, it tes fociod crictsablly to costst reiicss fixa A
[822]Ved Coomery, Sisco 15 it hoo fenodtensd cs en entd-Secetss ecmlsstica
[823]Vee hoting 3 rascosa Without regal to noticenhlitica, sithoosn ms cstencliy a ‘
[824]‘ Cecemtsy @catsatica, overcl Casumlsta Love Lbeea ef¥Dicta with 4t (eso
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[843]ext his ersociztca you Ucvolep, cic dy ony infernation ox Alex LILI?
[844]ecy te chlo-to. citain throwch speaqriate cources. A cozy ef FIRE,
[845]which had cot como to our attention proviously, is attcchal. Only tho ©
[846]+ Feferemte to SIL has been trccaistod 03 .0 wore unchlo to heve tho entire "
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[852]by; Ann Erérter
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[981]vRow % Chief of Staticn, Parte - LCFIPIT INFO! Chief, 13
[983]ercinc —- DT JOUNCE
[984]Forwerded horowith ts a Forvign Sorvice Despatch dealing uith ths
[985]C's progrea for Hungarian refugoca, Your attention to called to tho
[986]lest sontonco of tho attechrant to it,
[988]JAN C, VAH HOOK
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[995]7 dunasry 1957
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[1022](General Derovin ent other eer ef ths Dsant of TH have este! feverstty cea
[1023]Cils frepesal, A taco of esnresatian gttached-es Encicsure 1 to thls! ssl
[1024]ftmitcatos. the general linge of astien’ baing 4 follows by tia ergailestii
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[1056]te be as Coliowgs . _—_ a
[1058]‘Le Cora edd ectntenuce ef end estzsoling ec} citer esciciaca to
[1060]1529 chtests (qocteclesctte Cverslty mete 7G a hign ached) - i
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[1065]ts3 esc to py WG citing) yes cay for all of? Coo cuutana
[1067]xno ccin In restrias Hcl avinver G have ez c? ita
[1069]ctutec$s qualssy sor estate cffered ty UIs Colvarcitiss
[1071]emi cliam for §u0 coiolssniing effernd by tha Pismca Goverment,
[1073]oo well co acy others te) ecy ta evadlealo, fh tho e229 af
[1075]ary ciedent vio coving a GULL coholercifp, T.0%0 escicicse
[1077]fla will conclst orieaiily of samsaling asalctanco taal 1 aptle
[1079]nmostal aid, 'f roquiul.
[1081]A Rsctel for 100 steimits ds beleg esteblichsd ant wild be
[1082]eparatal nace Pardo be gu Framch tsonch of 1:6.
[1084]Le ta coverinn expeasca of a elucat hoetel in Werna ~ eotimtey |
[1085]capacity 3090 obsentls
[1087]Le §0 covering the costa a? a hostcl fer a tepw ted 19 Gtulcrts -
[1088]ca woliccngetie
[1090]T.0 baa purchssd ‘o Yolimayen tes iid starto eporcting 19 ef
[1091]tedez ncar 2ntaay cuttling etic Crow the tonto to the
[1092]calicsilcn cratica G Kicmtern) cry.
[1094]Too etl) fuscien-s00 ezmesea iis? He fo7 tho Vesa
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[1097]Betts) to ctutmta cr inteiiccicads to Coaitise wad
[1099]povtce 0 ele) Gmce Gps icciar pocaldlce
[1101]foo G9 weet eo WG offered ths Minteteyz of Mote. to ee
[1103]€2o esst e? WD tals, £3 tl Uo om ted acre CL Co
[1104]posctccs fn Accirta co the Cook eco cotkad ci? by tho ttlaictcy,
[1106]fincog Casa the Libdctsy boa oct Cobeoscd ep ficta eiearse 9
[1107](elLcicuh I bive personally Gayyestcl en cccasten £9 fini.
[1109]efbicinle that thoy chould nob let this epmeucitz dey)! ss
[1111]Ls etl) ctanis realy to covr ita cormitomt,. '
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[1132]le ocr, he anticireies tle reat wvarptos 68
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[1135]unt the Cazittss wis brinsing
[1136]eg eepere the onaration in Vicrane In Fresco
[1138]cpe Lurope tnivesdty in 3tmobo r- bat
[1139]f ite sovermmant
[1141]the enter b.rdcn,
[1144]in too or threo ture "eof.
[1145]ties are lookin: tnto the
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[1161]14-00000
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[1165]REFUOESS MAY BF BSNT TU. 5.
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[1168]PROFESIICMAL 17
[1169]By Our Diplonatio Corr ss7oadent
[1171]& thouscend Saotern Buropoan enti~-Ceramiot
[1172]rofuceos of the profosatoral olescos kay te seat
[1173]for eaployzsat ta the Uaited States by tha.
[1175]AVarernational Reacka Comuittes, bre Dewt Certiny
[1177]oa hie way to Farto exd othr capitala to investls
[1178]gata the schoca'o pooalnslitiogs .
[1180]1e 10 aloo proposal to cotadliah, probadly
[1181]in Loadea end Farlo, Curopesa (ratitutes for tha
[1182]atuly by refugee exports e? cvory eapo0t of life
[1183]in fast Surops. Lr. bartia caid yeatorcays
[1186]rust uso thie eac0 of bowaa talend to resord
[1187]what is going ca end to essere ere era groups
[1188]evailabdlc to rovivo cultura ia Esotera Coropa
[1189]thea tho tics orrivos, We are proparcd to bring
[1190]3,000 intollootuals to tho Vaulted States ead
[1194]could, I think, cbsard 2,000 = 5,000.
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[1224]4th the oymtar inthe’ “Ton owen, Each olt.car should initial (check math tnwetfciaen)
[1225]+1 Sheet should he returned to Ragistry ~
[1227]BESTHSSTIONS: Cli-cer tee gratione
[1228]Bd OAL N Comment numbe-es to Vor
[1229]Balors further routing The Bout
[1231]COMMENTS
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[1298]CHFRATIONS BIGSION TO GERRANY
[1300]Gffice for Meld Coordinaties |
[1302]Lacapce Precrca. :
[1305]Sronkfurt/Eaia, Gercany
[1309]Setvter 10, 1954 . 7
[1311]Pot eete en a
[1313]Treatiifurt |
[1315]Qa Jens oF 1954 thio offioe reset7od a caza Srca 4503 for a
[1316]conta ty tas nase of bt! (3, tha ssa tsoa ia Sepilos,
[1317]Caschoaloveria, ¢3 Layen vl, “Wy27, sa tina har ss3 39 22 cutcitis
[1318]wa sesidicg ct } Lvoace Caiaa, ~ .
[1322]to thda offica cz tso a- otecead ia Gras
[1323]C20 Gho.tas beirg proovoged fur taalgration-to Douta.dmoricae (| ;
[1325]fa this individual this. effisa
[1327]Paving o rosting check ovnduates
[1329]czapeaied capienzz2 estat iu Celtsorles4. Vaa threrasv isd 22d
[1330]isdicate thas Ficszilova tag icglicate! 11 Killy'a cativadisa. C
[1331]tha other baad, 16 cag indtoated that ca catry viea to Frosee t22 ¢xse
[1332]colled ty tha Vecaen eutboritica. I% caa indicated tha eur conrcu2 fa
[1333]Cézsva did not havo diycot coocaa to soltoe files ca Plesiiova & ase
[1334]Glles,s) to ba volesinucus. Wo atteazs sao cada on tha part of bairicia
[1335]personnal to ensiyse the cnoe ot that tise. Hovover, 1% cas tha opiates
[1336]of a coapatcat Lodricon officer in Génova that Plezilova eaculd bava
[1337]toca queaticucs in detail about Shor tackground and activitiaa for tia
[1339]Fas% covca years.
[1341]Laacl on tie avove inforctntion, Plagiicva wan genie: VIEP
[1342]oligibility., CO Aucugt Oa To wrote t. +t. Aserican Tsneslate ba Geneva
[1343]edvioing thea trat Plasilova nad ieft Seitseriant and izaigrateld. to
[1345]ts a Revolving
[1347]UBKPAS
[1349]SBF
[1351]Loxico on Jaly cz, 2°94. Hur transportatson woo covered bs
[1352]Fund Loan fron the Unterntiunal aeasue Tosuitties tecause TIC? oiieL- 3
[1353]bility had Loern cented. I advised # Gonuulaty that it waa sy cyinica os
[1354]that thio .nfcrctatzon mhouls be breuynt tu the attention of proper Rd
[1355]Ascrican authoaraties in Genuvu, ii that Fleutlova’s rrevence in fezice t
[1356]night not te in the Leut anturests of the Unityd States. a.
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[1379]14-0000
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[1391]a Yotober 1, 1954, I received a lotto> frea tho Consulate in CcrsTte
[1392]Cala letter otated thas “If you would indicate tho particular agtihosiiict
[1393]trre to whoa the foot that thio eons has prosecdad to Rexioo Gigss be all
[1394]_datereat, z onal) be glad to ccnmunioate vith thea.*
[1396]Tala office dooa not fool that va should toll the Consulate ta°
[1397]Geneva which dAmorioan officers vould be interested tn the typa of informe
[1398]Rica vot forth adovo. It is fale shat you bight wiob to transalt tiie
[1399]inforsation.
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[1412]ne omnes eee 2
[1414]2 Mow 5¥
[1415]ua > Fe 24%
[1417]CONFIDENTIAL at ee
[1421]rere ee FT ee te tem ane termine oo
[1423]3
[1425]14-0000
[1427]. ‘
[1429]a . ‘
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[1433]i$ be ered fa Ca “FE .
[1435]ing with tha humbse int? .
[1436]“a
[1437]'
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[1444]ne.
[1447]i
[1448]|
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[1453]1
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[1455]H
[1459]Etia ost
[1461]any
[1463]card
[1464]ctu de
[1466]‘.
[1469]14-0000
[1473]Gard Deed U8 Veperd ths Latest covelojamte, ecncaray
[1475]- te estadhisiia perscool toss. :
[1477](8 cramal
[1479]* QNiscuers, $9 aticss to preveat tho tc.
[1481]"| eintains a coseriptica of the ectivitics
[1483]—"} - Gist, B-
[1486]SNE
[1488]Gat, a re
[1490]Chef, Darlin Operations Base.
[1492]sconc— Ideatity 1
[1494]hes enca with tho pegusat ccataiacd tn Raferessa A, 6 eomsriesd
[1495]LhSa oP. tha poteasiciiiica of Tdcatity-l veo fervardcd ta Exfexcaca 1. Tis
[1496]Steck $9 parczasrd to reso ‘ty Gecate? catadl Srs inferzatica corwarcdd. in Eoier :
[1499]r
[1501]ratiena, o grog ef Eas} C2s=0a
[1502]rot, were rerertel cf saizg :
[1503]cP thss thd CRED ‘ero reccdivicg: - mo an
[1506]2. ceteral vas g2llowlng tho 17 Oana US} desenst
[1507]oteedsa, tho Lisatitied thezsalves ¢9 Yotrice le
[1509]Srasaty ky Fro covsral ecscos, it usa Coters
[1511]taint tha.cces3 resel eupporsy esmcatca ond c ;
[1512]03: Vea Fino, Peak ¥. Dovtresa end ctNerg- ube elless i, ulehcd to exsate a. ros’ CoG
[1513]\e wna proviccaly tos Ass Va -
[1515]‘geshica vor eat Loria posioteacosiz73 Coeuzl.
[1516]{lisa ves vary -tahive fer over obs Tiaiss chtespting to esteulic O ¢xisal $129 fc?
[1517]infermstica concemitng Bno% Garcany to wich all-kest Esslin crgslesticgs tld to
[1518]RShiNa to ctalt informatie. Fublioly, hia rezsca fer thig wo te cingkisy cossee.
[1519]{esSioa estivities corag tho Borla Gesuns, bat it fa Ingm tos) hie Foal yeic=a
[1520]L waa of ¢casrel ever cli of tics orgzaleats=:3. Ta tha
[1521]yess, bbs cfrorta hed boca ussuesscatd cca, to, e225 other foctoza, tho eoccccd of
[1522]St Scsyrier? erceaicatica.. Tha continuizy efforts upen tha pars of Pore
[1523]to his dicatesal irea DILDGI cro a ealtor
[1525]ereca ivy regal ts peadtdon he tod prior
[1527]of recom, oe
[1529]3, Is eppsarcd that tho crestica of. Lécatity 1 e3 a separate entity weld cob ccd.
[1531](ey Cf eeacisuctive natury to tis eeseral Ycold var® frost, end forthos, tass
[1533]i$9 ecisscasos tii the behind secaga Coldsace of tha poarccad noasicast: a tsalds
[1535]gorely coxplicats tha clreciy conpticatcd eat Coclin ceena. Sho BOD PEsNicA a,
[1537]: .  aysfca of Idcatdty 1 cl to mesa tna .
[1539]s2gha evadlictte cascy the tgizize lesdcre? urca fndividusl tesla. Bfornuso 9
[1540]of DILDET ia this regan. ‘
[1544]& G22) sely 1953, eter ta tha icttial esoting cg Identity 1, G20n087 isvitcl
[1545]ths Scori: ? cateriicizms to by tricict ef taacoca
[1548]da wibed CLLOiY carrics out ity Doss
[1550]cmey Eirslea. Bering Uta vials, o ecw
[1552]- cf tho Seirike lecdero” discowre Hist tid CALCOT? Esat Gamusa progrea eocenpard oa
[1554]v
[1559]14-09000 SEE A Rt toe RT wre ae
[1561]nth PAM te Fees vue romp 6 an Tame mse
[1563]cata dele rue be ae elec etd Meera ae OE RRR we Le be ne i ain ti 9
[1564]. . . .
[1565]Sooo was | Fira OIE tanya
[1567].° . Seki.
[1569]ell cf tho potnta wAtth were hopes to be ottatned ty tha fee mation of Tieniity 3,
[1570](. amd eines thls wuld conatituss ta cbviccaly usccptratio eupiteation ef effort,
[1572]_ asyroatzately. ten of the Sstrire leader o? indicated thes thay wosly give, thelr
[1574]Gurzert to CANON? of other culetig cressiuations rather than to te nes’ Erocp.
[1576]‘(The vermin lar gusgs fogort of tho CALLOIT seeting foe [crwanied wuer peresate -
[1578]cover os attechzent “ay : ;
[1580]$.. On 71 July 1953, © spectal pact ing of varloue west horlia avternsen? axd rosie
[1581]tance group Tepreaentatives woo called to diecies the foosibility ani cesirariiity
[1582]of encouraging tho formation of Identity 1. with few exceptions, al cf tas essere
[1583]crganisaticns oxpregacd the view outlincd in paragraph J atvve. She eugssetios
[1584]was offictally voiced that tha metbera of Identity 1 sr-uld lend thelr euspera to
[1585]-exdeting organivationo, (A German language report of this eeoting powparad by tre
[1586]CAURDIT representative ta (crwamied under eorsrate cover as Attach=mt *5*)
[1588]6... On 12 Auguot 1953, a mooting weg called by HICOC-EAD of raprescatatives of U8.
[1589]‘Aintalltgence ‘organisations in Borlin. Tha purpose of thio nesting waa to discuss
[1590]the posaibility that the formation of Ideatity 1 might conatituto o throat ts the
[1591]eceurdty of ansricen forces in Rerlin. NICGG hed aleo received an erroneous re-
[1592]pert that DILINGN ord CAUROIT were rendsring Identity 1 financtal svppert. ‘fSo
[1593]latter. Leprezeicn waa corracted during the maoting, and {6 was detereinad thet
[1594]Identity 1 would probably not ccnatituts a threat if it did not rocolve or doralep
[1595]findacial backing. At the tine of these discusaiona, ft did not azpoay lively ~
[1596]that Identity 1 would receive such eupport, and ita asszots would protably be ad-
[1597]sorbed in other Woot. Dorlin.or Weat Gercan orrenications. There wero imticatlons
[1598]that eeveral of tho “strike leadero,® with tho aid of ZACODIPY, were gaining om
[1600]ploynent ‘in the Féderal Republic. :
[1602]~ 7. The only direct contact. established by BOB with any of tho ®atrike leadsra®
[1603]was with Identity 2, who was considered for exployamt with DTLINSN. . the nature of
[1604]this centact do escontially covered in the following correapendence: : : SELLY Cat
[1605]DI2 18142 ond WP-A 6120. Identity 2 was not hired by DILINi. :
[1607]Q 17 Gctobder 1953, the Chairaan of Identity 1, Idchtity 3, inforaed Keleoa dG.
[1608]Tinaed thet ha (Iuentity 3) intended to resin frea Identity 1 inca ho was resolve
[1609]ing insufficient cupport to cake a living. Ho stated that elthouch ha waa recoly-
[1610]ing ects curport froa Iucntity 4, it vas not cnsuch to caintein Lis orgenicatica
[1611]$s ing basis. Tucntity 3 catu tha? he had ecda esverek rello eppcarencs3,
[1612]cod ths! ca a rocult cf theca, Iecatity 2 hod besa recotving cp to cia husind vice
[1613]atera & cay. Fa roportcd that he hed attenugicd to gein fininedel ‘eurport feca ths
[1614]Wess Gercan Minioiry for 42) Geruca é¢frairs ond other crgsniestions, bat hea teca
[1615]unsucessslk. he tica sucgeatat to Eocanl thas Ideatity 1 en) Cio”
[1617]dona covers weruing egvesncnt witg tho latter eganizatica Carn Bing th 2 fais.
[1618]fhe effer hed ono eitrastive espsas, nancy, that Cui? es wd, Shrouga tho ecssta
[1619]end nese cf Ieeatity 1, tovectes ata pecscas tizoica ed qxpend fnve other ficlas of
[1620]poyeholericsh worlcve. However, fos tha reasons otiind io percgrspd 3 edova, Kone
[1621]ood waa instructcd to esver en emites Aftcr ko 223 inforacd
[1622]thas Cacmoli? Kod Bat eaccres Che cucgsatca vireing errongonens, Iicjtity 3 ede,
[1623]uitted to henand 3 tNare worg miceairedla clacats uithin Icentity 1 who would
[1624]Lave to be resovel tater ts the ergsaisation coula feictita effects Valye
[1627]| are] . . ay ys Tf Dy ~ ~B- Ago
[1630]% cantaincd.in Nofercnce A that a6
[1631]h with Identity.5. fo otat
[1632]ity “that. they’ Hora cléscly
[1634]terlin coe. Shortly folly ing th
[1635]Ydontity. 6 end-othera cot with I
[1636]f {narecsing.the ectivitios of Tr
[1639]in ‘West Berlin. It wes.
[1640]"usuld be reepenaitle exclusively for Bist: .
[1641]niogion.of ‘thio office was’ not gnitdally ostablished, —
[1642]ie formation. of on unJorgreund trade unica: to -
[1643]and Grambo inufcated that - funds in. the
[1645]Althouch th
[1647]’ oppogo-the Saat Geraan 7009. Wentity-6.and G
[1648]“amount of tad 1,000,000 would ‘bo frovidlonially.avatloblds
[1650]WO. Montity 7, en doot Gormar-refugée who was an. active Labor Yoceder and had work-
[1652]: ith tho SFU. Oatbiro, +ao designated the chief or tho new TTCCCULT, office. Ho.
[1654]menced work: irmeulately, bul it ascn: ducers apparent that ho was. not going to
[1656]_eooporate with aithor CAUCNA or -ZRCODIFY Perlin, other then to use the latter's a .
[1657]offices: Identity 5 etatca- that efforts. wore aade ty Woot Gorcot end Selgtan reps t.
[1658]‘Posentatives of TFOCCUL? to bring-Tdcatity 7 into-clogor harccny with CANT IA, But
[1660]“these ware fruitlcos. Identity. 7 koptkncwledga of his activitica {rea TiCODIFY
[1661]‘wazbers, and it also becans epporent that Ko ‘wag not informing TCSCULT. of everye
[1662]thing cither. ‘Tho latter hes ovidencod a growing dictrust and ulolike for’ Identity
[1663]7 which hua alsbot approached tha ‘stata of coaploto disaasociatica.: (Fer recent: © 7
[1664]cevideneu of TFOCCULT by-pagaing its, om Borlin .offico, geo EGD-A 11223 waich dea-
[1665]cribea o TPOCCULT overture to DILULN) - ; ; :
[1667]MW. Sites tho TRCCCULT Corlin effico wea. wore or lesa cn outgrowth of tho 17 dune
[1668]- deaonitraticna, it wea natural that Yuentity: 2 would cost: a cisco aerking essocias
[1669]+ tden ulth tha$ croup. fa altccpt uz3 moda, bub eppercatly Identity Jy ta erindle |
[1670]‘yidwal, pravericd tho cotablicnuuit of effective vorzing relat? aghip, Ca tua
[1671]other herd, CALC loouc.) ug the TOCcuLy offiae vitor tho lescischip of Identity
[1672]Jeo en inercoaingly uideasirable elercad fin tha Eorlin end Lest Gircsg. ecco. hoe
[1673]to Icontity 5, 4b vag chcub-thiy tics thet Ucctreaa toca esiing overtusc3
[1674]a sbccly ceting ca a uioscictal? rorratcatetive cs licntity 1. tinca.
[1675]thea, Cita rently hes considered Yucabity.2 ca or ectivity t effess t22 GIs 5 \
[1676]dasivedlo onwvasiena ef Tucatity 7 od hea roportedly beca fencling, con 27° 3
[1677]wa) to Iccntity 1, pecaithy throuwss Doccsesu, Idcavity.$ 49 gvara that 4
[1678]CALs epozis highly of bouiirsca, 22 observatica which hao tesa reported ty dor i.
[1679]@ualataaca else. ; .
[1680]“yo, Yeanbdty S reportcd furthes thas Eowlrena haz beca quite ectivs giining pli-
[1681]exoshlo, cooniiastal vita Ties by O fa tia pec |
[1683]eity {cs Wecatity 1. Va ho3, 2
[1684]eratica oF erttelo ciaccmiing Ue
[1685]Winthty O datredeced Ticatity 9 to Ie athas thet,
[1686]troqeantly procoid Ibcavity 5 for Ube © ity... L-
[1688] eeza told Bogdscou tha: Yacatity 2 da escapist i estics Gl ,
[1690]- yeeaeca chewld ba coda vita cithor TROCCELT ce Toy. Ideatity 3 &
[1691]Doudowss to cn dacrica roprescatative c2 the 251, bos thera 29 > bec
[1692]tha exsent of interes: tha latiar esginisstica enorsi fa te erfetrp cf | 7
[1694]“pasently, Eoudsosu poalte!icd a etuiy ef tha crenza C2 7 dare (ea ecarte Seep
[1695]fer thda venture fo convan, tat Teaiitz 5 Gocgiated thes Gey fey her cay tro
[1697]— CADGIA)s Bosiroau, civing credit to Identity 2 cor tha eotertal ia tis remiss
[1699]: . oO
[1701]. *. .
[1702]for Identity 9. Caring tia Poll es
[1707]japredtacnt” pubite figures FES
[1708]Sous ono wock after: teen it § reseiy.
[1710]for. ae eupport ot Sdentity : oe |
[1711]TH scopy Aa f0rwa Cn | re
[1713]Tt. uaa rororted in. Léference i
[1714]Adentitz: da Sinanskel cupzort® etesisd frov “‘Tdentity 19 soureéa
[1715]; Ghat what little oupport Tdcitity I fo recoiving coaca fr
[1716]-outliacd in raragraph LV.uboves ‘Identity Seca cware‘t! & Iden abity. ‘Vhea
[1718]: talyara dtexa fro’ Tuentity 4 for further diotributica’escag the Lacilics
[1719]of persona wlio hed been erroatcd © ‘Yor taking part in. the 17 Jane. detcnatraticag, —° <
[1720]“o his knowledge, howsver,s no funda, a3 auch, were over given entity ‘1 trea thia
[1721]oources
[1723]jor. portion st
[1724]‘However, Ko nes
[1725]CAROL tcF tha -
[1727]14. Nolecn ¢ G. Menard recently rojortud that.-Idint ity 3 hoo reatpied trea hig poale |
[1728]ticn Ly Ideatity 1 end id now ‘practicing ‘low {i Bootarm vertmany. Feaast olso atatcd
[1729], that ho haa heal of no recent ackivity upen. the part of Identity 1 and has heand of
[1730]ho roplacczent boing nuzed to fi the post Vacated by Identity J.
[1731]15. Tho ecberuhtp Xiot of Tuentity } az roported in DULN-207 ugress in port with
[1732]a lict forwerded by Hands - For conparicon purposes, thy lattor list.ia forwarlod
[1733]under sagarate cover c2 Attachront tps:
[1735]16. since it cppoara that Identity 1, although roporteuly not very ‘aetive,- baa
[1736]bod rcgolving o e-sl1 crount of financial eupport froa CADQIA, Lt fa pocaible that
[1737]a ocatinucd inveatigabica” ‘of ito -aotivitica. tay by warranted... If co, it ia age. .
[1738]ceated that futures querios be diruotéd to John He Quintance, the BoyweNt Cova OLfis
[1739]coz who hss uiroct contact with CabOra. Sinco’tho attachncata are fomarde] in -
[1740]singlo copisa, it do ruyuusted that tho; bo forwarucd to the Hoaa" Crfieco following
[1743]. . Ww 2. Lacon)
[1744]Manvil L. LARLISON ©
[1748]area
[1750]REY Lied =
[1752]SAMA
[1754]oo Le i, hocaLi
[1755]20 February 1974
[1756]Ciotr duutica: ‘ ,
[1757]3- Citer, 15 (atta: Geoffrey b. Magcen) w/ott. E (3) ;
[1758]3-- CEL(Atint Uolleca RB, Parlett) w/act. 4 thru D (1 0a); w/ate. 5.(3)
[1759]2 = B02/KU7ILS u/o att, . . .
[1760]so aAbtechzentar UNSLPECY ey. ae .
[1761]- . Athru D deseribed above . } . se
[1762]7 B= Idontity shoot - - : . tos
[1765]14-00000
[1767]: ts arses wong
[1768]‘ . .
[1769]. ation ciate weeny mere tr i hamming vpmnen een in aibne alice Soda ta ec cn Fee tet abate PCN MENT
[1770]. ve . . . . 7 . . - .«
[1774]™ : . . bef: 4 . ee a
[1776]- ‘os re , ae
[1777].. Py iN . ; al .
[1779]. a * ane
[1780]. ° . Ne é
[1781]. . : , . ‘
[1783]7 Stachzont B under separate cover to EG3-A-1200,
[1786]| Identity 2 to *MneyEomatttes for 17 Juno®
[1787]Tearity 2 Sa WortF Gohlke
[1788]a
[1789]Toatity 3 io Karlhobsiz Qohlor
[1790]_Heatity ais “Tntemational Rascuo comiittcs
[1791]Identity 5 40 vorbort”Sakor, Labor officer, HICOG, Rorlin
[1792]ae “yuentity 6 fo walter 2 Reuther :
[1793]Teatity 2ass shilling (fe),
[1794]quentity 8 40 Norbort Huhlen
[1795]6 Ota fin
[1796]lantity 9 is Pha jet ‘Lenton (oand tea
[1797]Tusntity 10"la thal Leags a for Husan Rights"
[1801]. , e
[1802]d bisirituticn:
[1803].. > ~ Cale, Ls (atten: Geoffroy b. hagoon)
[1804]3 - CAt (Attar wallace 2. Porlott)
[1805]Yeo R2/R LS .
[1806]. ;
[1808]E a
[1809]fs oo CU; ie KET au-r- (YO
[1811]. meet Nene EI a -. ee anime We
[1813]RGU RP ONGTE GET NO TOPONCT. Serer Se ee eo acetate rade dion ti beens ods.
[1815]14-0000
[1816]“
[1820]LASS ETC ATOM
[1822]io Fl Ohba oi. tetion, Farta
[1823]saay Chior, «! . it
[1825]oS rwerrant is ;
[1826]us "
[1832]wriAev{L, dated Ji Wher Lys)
[1834]. of
[1836]ce 1. VW fsbew of Wda-at.tee ywveal the ferlowtyy be raion concer
[1837]ing ‘Ua subjects
[1839]. (a) Thataaia es beta cist Goares, ' ‘ ; ae
[1841]C VA caus, TH roi re en Ga 2 Catiea os thd Osi dated + “
[1843]: 0 Ccteder ivy viated tat oa HhiLh- have Wosen Golts wal Luskooss _ j
[1844]FLauds over o ported of Ey, cuve Unser fisut boty tsa vevy iniicataly 5
[1847]in Aoscou in tha perled Loeb. Lh Usd tidy FL) wy ess fercica
[1848]corrospendant: fer Ci ming Via Yittiony 2 very POrlot. Curing tate ...
[1849]period Less tock (a3 to PLL 019 Uagemy. tere tha Kept tama fer a
[1850]7  abssat 2 year ail cole! 02 ake Covedyacs met. shes, Tato report ferthee |
[1851]' |. plated Gat in iy3) aicar Ga C2009 bel rotencd free boscov havizg bream
[1852]wht the kuastesa, Loy cov 0:3 FLED. galte often en Coy teonmd iat Uo
[1853]- YLAILs wore aloa Ureckia, ute Ui) Covlsto. ef (Sk) Ca Noss cre le
[1854]“ptill friendly with byt ef tis NGL end soy tic fra te ta tina.
[1856]ree ea)
[1860](o) ln o agport dated & Agree? Ly reviewly nts cotivitics ta Biscta car
[1861]ing ts 18cte aw Xu, ib ww bot tat Feit wa well buna tw hava
[1862]eqjoyod uuuzably clos canbat ult: Loviot officials porte ly in tu
[1863]Sovtot Forcten Uffico, be sauticcy bed cinect ccaicct with Lanta LITWLST,
[1864]Suviet Fopoln affetra camicos, eal 3 retuted to hava comtiice Libs a
[1866]: phpesLing to tw breolia tan Ge cutgtentisg snarls Joumolist, ‘orl
[1867]afte WATS. BAGS end Boos ef Flicicity will-plecad coatacta woe Liquicsisa do.
[1868]' oto tha Groat Purge of L9s/-33, eat ol) tits contribited, m cant, wv rica
[1869]: eiciiinctomcat ant dloanchentusat with 9 Soviet Lazio. in ey cweat, be
[1870]‘ocateiwed ulth ciificcltyy w.cpet bis Sovlolecitina ua ew tro b=) te i
[1871]oo bed dual Ub. covet cite, cut of ta Gat, Ise. Recor ROGCLVLL
[1872]; was cowtitad by FlA.la wu levigg Cotainat the exit view tana parcoal he ed
[1873]H intervecsion ctth surfer donedgcdor . Lit dp vachingtcs fur ta Sovis’ ca
[1874]. suthorities were wall ware by Los tious of Fidos Crvieticn Thia
[1876]as : . ye
[1879]14-0000
[1883]report atsa otated thas Pls vos eetive durin tie spate Civil war da
[1884]Gapers.of the Leyaliotas and wea reputed to hava bod , ood conteatw with the
[1885]Loos Eooblicaa Fring Kictotsr, Jimi, woo vas genurally Pocaued ay a
[1886]Sovlot ctecca, Escover ly tala tina Pious vas reperded ia (sscow to 6
[1887]ESetcigtcst.® fos report ceabinisd by stating tise FIOCHE! had Wen very
[1889]fais tower.
[1890]ot eaten
[1891]settee ee
[1893]i
[1894],
[1895], extivd ia Gpporituy (2 Intica otto: cours wil tt9 ou very food tome
[1896]: ehth Cant. 43 Cs cna tina bo bod boccme very critical of tis on ent .
[1897]a: Comerists cicsrelty. Corley WU cod 165) ho cicplayed emma iaicrest in I
[1898]tha Rescies coir. ta Gorunuy, Coca ho tora Cerin Covist oiGicans, exd © 1.
[1899]powig O. VALLE? in policing a bork in tha U.S. entitled
[1901]colisserated ulth Los
[1902]Thiet Wea bi-4 euler 43 a co ation cf tha mypated Mfe otertca af core
[1903]Galea tol(zca, Ealuolz fro ta Visi) rovenant. :
[1905]Be
[1907]Tn tila regert J aA er Doma bres ER, ulfe of Levty Fin,
[1908]who wea bera in Logrls, Lid tok vrittca Caza Locks enter U2 ansa of
[1909]sestecaha Finch, b3 ca Cr G2 vcs a sscvotery cf CLIC, to esrly-
[1910]Sovict Featea “fietsa Cocdesor, et boty FLL nat her eitls ey eg
[1911]voriing feo CHICIL2I a3 tio Eomatbs Ccofosenca La tha esrly lolita. Attiouh
[1912]eo Bo) besa wary obecngly prosuvkst io losesa, ts repertcily por ar 6
[1913]bitterly bsosiile in hor prescad catloviss Gyriccicas exnteridiny since
[1914]tia var Cb (cay cccoe-tice tn Gola co Co repsescnialive ef Col yicze
[1915]Vice cf Wow York. Cha uaa reported.to how Loss Gormory
[1917]rue
[1919]-
[1921]Sree RO
[1923]Hy pattem’ Booey Comer)
[1925]H Roo JX Co to Meaty Ciara cbs oo Eecpcsad te have wrist cara .
[1926]bar Neswese’. 7 .
[1929]beck cold to bo a cui of floticas Ubto cooctont via
[1930]; FO cap comsotly living et a fora tuich eha cena 0% Peller’ Coord,
[1931]i fa, nice Qizsortmn, Fas, but Laat ehe wy eoaulny eapleyecnt ecain in work
[1932]A
[1935]a a
[1937]a.
[1938]eiastepatamtans
[1939]Retearebaths
[1941]pas prmmereatis ya ie fA nonce os
[1942]2 En ere Oe neem. .
[1943]. re ree. eee
[1945]SIS
[1947]Me elélry Dre.
[1948]Ay : - Ansther eration ef thts reper eco damtcd to samy My cca ef :
[1949]het Levta eat Movescua PIMCIOU, tho ta ecooticsa kan ty Ci LES Gintentiva, ;
[1950]pe York, Eo cua educated fa both Goscay end Mesecy end cma ta 9 UB. 08 D4 H {
[1951]b yess of eo vila by moihcr., Lo cc3 protiated fea tho Untrereity ef Ulse | st ‘
[1952]: Scaving ca a captcds fa Lie Fores Intolltcencs Corin: 9 war, bo if H
[1954]contin.
[1956]Cw). Tate reperd ciated. Cia: Poot the car Coote FEC wea of Eoiwand
[1959]{ fer esveral yecsy cau Lovo fettocchtp ct bet bem voriy ca bly tet
[1960]Toe weit ca the Gi iss end bist
[1964]4 fer Lis dxtesvte, Ma koa dong csrcters
[1965]wf ezy cf Uo Viesov Kovoncas, blo catpud tilny probobly tho bout materiel exctke
[1966]i: | ala, To evtaln moterlal for eptlolss eopcorlcy to oe mextice cf dooeicca coe i
[1967]Ciocs, be roca coscsal telpo to Lev bu ava ent ctice 1 ecntora tn Gum
[1968]circh Come
[1970]escy, Hts e238 reccad tetpe ecru ca behalf of tha Neccten Pesos
[1971]eg Veovyen) Gilveratly, Ga be soa te eaicy te coofldceca ef Profersare
[1972]ELGICH ont PAL Use. Ultke ts Comcry in doris, 1920, ba uta travels
[1973]lisg on erdsry froa tho day Force lntattizenca. ba ig en efticar of ts hv
[1975]Cw ween, ee eee oe
[1979]14-0000
[1981]“~
[1983]fy . f
[1985]Yores Eoserva. Yhty reucrt forties atated tat an dyugt lv he returnad
[1986]fyvea Cnotiar trip to Germany vhere ha cendusted sscottatiens tor tha Hervard
[1987]Bascten Boseancn Conte? fo commotion ult: Gia cgtspkisiveant in luntch of a
[1988]isstien essa’ insidtuta ofeloo te crrayo tia cotalls of the lorvert
[1989]Eassica Contar's projcet cf tendint a greg ef stuloiw to Gemuny tho Extn
[1990]ef 1550 to cludy Ua Lucttca exicration. “19 intermcd irefecess FAMOD tht
[1991]yyen hig rotuai ha woo viUadrevirg (roa further werk for the Eisvard Rusclen -
[1992]Esstoreh’ Coates in erdur to tencentsates ca hte thealo. Cacrge FLAILAg prin
[1993]eigal ecatest ta bereary to Eorla LOVE, Eesd of ta Viecsvito cre, |”
[1994]Setua Espleg ca Coveteckdccta Larcesz Rorsll (JulAtcnt Uniea fer Liborstles
[1995]ef Ferpica cf Ticata), 2 CO, Gi coslter tripa bo had beca in touch elite
[1996]PRiMp LL05fMay, ciulef cf Couil'y cscurkty ecetica, bub elnca ETCOTMLV
[1997]“23 repertad to la cuigvering Mrea consez end thaiwicre not ectiva, FICCICIla
[1998]ister cenisote with hia coro ecccaftelicnt, Grosgo t at fo repcerted ta bave
[1999]telbed vith Col. rWUULAGT tn conssctlca with rescoron which POULAROT vo2 ©
[2000]Ccing fer Earvenl, but FLAIR did uot hava olega ccatsota elth hin,
[2002](o) Tho rls in en investigative report ca Cepol Uoncy CAAND? dated by dency
[2003]UVS52 ctatcd Cust ca Envorrr=nt of Loom reltesilay cosised that in Cotehco
[2005]ext December iyo) end Cc ds descary WL? Leute Pivot, wo tuca mectdes) 63
[2006]Rotel Dasma, 23/ Mackeca Lvema, bey Task Clty, eu in ceatcos ulth Caso] GL,
[2007]LUterssy qucat, 62 boot Loin Strest, Kev te. eye Ue report quoted a roe
[2008]whew of PIC book Pop robe tts ta te Le tay WAN tessa Paes! eoga*
[2009]cirs. Sito revicu etateda Wer YS Yuars Lowte PILCLOS waa tha joarmoilotts
[2010]Cobersto tras bey Yoru?a lt. toy to tia Eescisa Povolulies, Elo tise
[2011]vol Pra Fovtat at pico FLCIII ca cathetity ca Cascisa
[2013]fereted PMT 409 close contact vlin Puscica potAttoten.?
[2014]Aeon ty Cita vores, Mubo clepaictco of trate (Stein) ecovecpentond ua
[2016]Dasri3 tera cbjesthve cod full of hostility to eusoia, FA iy pepe ei
[2017]eenstently forests vo Larsia cond ha bssmy Wa fuvcsite Buscten a tie of
[2018]FLMeN ON Vinay U0. Is This mpert cise etatal trat ea fue
[2019]foonant of bona reltchiiity civics on Ll duly loa) that Fie, a eclbe
[2020]berm Commis) weiter, urs Icaving for Enclend end tat enotiir infesacas of
[2021]keen relic aivicsd Ciat tn 1937 PIL aco eotiie vita Go Legolas
[2022]fereca in bet. ia thes €n interment of uniccown rolsettlity edwiccd Gs
[2023]Costes de Ott tn Felsessy Usk] that lo hed no positive inforuticn bud bee
[2024]Moved that FILCILI 123 wertdiy for ths Gru. : ;
[2026](4) Fa ea FOL reper’ ca Colosca A. Tui dated CL Feoruary 19S), eo ieterc}
[2030]of mow reltscliity ctoted tat by not i205, mecotidly a eoctcr ce? tha Covtes
[2032]Intellicessa expqcistitca in tia Uo. Guercd Ul dntoivtal explesssa, o3 Co
[2033]boo ef Louts cul losuscota Wii dn bescoe tn 101). Lhe mpsgt eoniificd
[2034]FIECIER ¢3 oo cuileComm urdtar, catucr of G7 NY end Moa ta Petites,
[2035]at Unt line to prowecsnles wid tis dy Noweou ter ws gccelia,
[2039]we ee 8 _~
[2043]14-0000
[2047]Fe
[2049]newman eM
[2051]° - : . ‘oe een po ees
[2053]. (0) A G50 fener ca Pre rT end bts whoa dated 17 Acust 1950 Ane
[2054]s clt24 6 Msbof rs Lt Seley eatelnsl Sroa the toojsatae
[2055]"Vig cote cf Eouty FESS, O37 Peddoca versio, Fra Yous City 16, telkphos
[2058]aceeh EeSe95 3 crested eaverad tinsa end C9 data 16 Lecter yu? nontdoned.
[2060]7
[2062]Sie nee of FICC lcs gppcuredty a bist beacs) Slattza7.
[2064](2) Ino dcocient frea a county relttols cowrea datcd £7 Coptester 190,
[2065]. fords PICU, ca docrtesn citicca bora ta FAlesdolgiis 1) Februscy i735, wa
[2066]a reported e3 ciaying ab tho Esto) Inpiiitersa ia Esoa fren 3 Lprhl to 2) Apri
[2067]“Mile Us ecg corosented by lita eticgcd ulvo, Lerta ¥icc3 tem tn Lotvia ea
[2068](8 vomery 1550. Ly vasa in pocsescica cf poscpsrt Lo. 55205 dated 1 lactase
[2069]‘ 1550 ext bia ulfo, Loe 197303 Coed 13 Vomsy 1003, io isoeed in Vositegtom
[2070]Lizta wes reported 03 dopcrilsg fcr Vicrenca ca 7 deri ipl wnera 2t cooned
[2071]~ O59 029 Jetmad ty Lis, Kcoorelry.to pesccansl of tha hotel, PLS miioa. .
[2072]Lexssomat. Lo clticed t bao jeusnmtiot, but thera coro coma Cota es to”
[2073](ito GIstn, Wien isaving Rois, ho 1eft Lito tr ulta betel perecancl, end it
[2074]erp. dater plexed w ly on wilecatificd (rien, Ia booo PLN bot contests
[2075]BM Sellouddasricond. Wh purpesd ef Lila telp to linly u13 unc
[2077](+) A report cated 33 Scptenter 1951 ctated that ons GAIZLUCZ en ufo, and
[2078]CuUVESI end vivo qpent ts hoticsy ef Coster, 19, ot Yoordia (ncor Uzpisa)
[2079]toosthe? tito tho “eclleincwn calltolictst novopopercin, Lewis PiOCciL.9
[2080]folo repost clco ctutcd Uns CUEuil Lid Gaomnlot cfiiliaticn tus that
[2081]CuiviS] gave to indlcaiien of bolng Guiary of thta,
[2083](2) Ino weport cated £2 Dssecber 19h) Leuto FICSIEN una tnckedsd ccacg
[2084]. Cotecetcs to o conferons3 of Ui Gnicceattieral Ichar Goyanicatica to ba held
[2085]5 . 2) Reconber LOD dn lyeceo, Incite. tha repord clco otatcd tat 16 1.03 pre
[2087]Comsd thot PIONOR woo froa Franca bud taad Gils eos not Colinitely mom
[2089](4) Ino dommentd dated 13 Comary 1951, Usvis PILCI22 esa reported to hava
[2090]cio centeibaticas to to G00U., a political evpanicatica ceapercd cf tho :
[2091]ectivict recccnia of tho vorlin, Viescov covessat. G61 esrrica ca both
[2092]Coch end clawissilns ectlvitics atcd ot tha cventual ovemtiicey c? C9 Covles-
[2093]Clotateraivty, . tha attivitica of tia crpszteatica hava boon Ciesrscd nvioly by
[2094]é€:s3, contelbutiens, and inulrostly by Lorvend Uulvarciuy threich ta Institute
[2095]fer the Otuy of tio Sovlot Union which iy otaffcd Maslly by sSuil perecnncl,
[2097]2. There 4s clso a refoero... ~. vata PISCHL in c¥r4-8135 dated 23 Key
[2099]5Hde
[2100]Be In requcstdng infematica ecascoming eebjosh, LEFA-97U4 invited our
[2101]etteatica to tia tolleving Vofcrencea: srPaetl39 datcd Uy Bocesbhcr 1950,
[2102]Sebati) Cobol 13 Uecater 1950, end U. Cs Syncs ever crt 5 damery
[2103]j5i. 1% iv tio cpictea c¥ Licholca 4. Henanl, eutles of LTAR<GL55, that
[2104]Lenta FIC Gcscribed in (isso reforcneco is nob idsntical uita Leuig
[2105]VICES citid in tha MiTs ecynthoals, :
[2107]e- Te
[2109]Srp-rrs
[2111]if
[2112]or
[2113]| i i J!
[2114]LOTTI TITTIES rf >
[2115]SENS BATS oe
[2116]fo a MeLI Etat TEa ates
[2118]een ho
[2119]tes biews sald H Hi
[2120]UF at dd eemsenes cabled 4 Wot |
[2121]a
[2124]14-0000
[2126]ss remwemrmes meeyey be ee Shes re wile
[2129]* . - hon gh
[2130]ca * . : . .
[2131]ye ad 1
[2132]ey ee _ Orne | : fie)
[2133]4 aan RD tun § ace
[2135]. oO suum weer "
[2137]. ‘be Ue Revo no fofesnsiies cchcorming ts prescat theresa end
[2138]estivitica ef conisaty Locovea, a bove ieoerecd Ute afermatioa fra tho
[2139]san oie eariba yea Gea Reeriy tous Pert.
[2141]S Oo ief=mtia esatstacd fats clzpstca £9 not te bo cistritated
[2143]extet’s soor cific in Ky baer, FOI CT Ore COCO a trict etic
[2144]deen PEs sa ag Arce that © etal fanand
[2146]Grugin Mt Stee .
[2147]ei aston. ‘
[2150]fee Fearne .
[2152]Wore:
[2154]Clas Yoyge.
[2155]Zr Firquay WG,
[2156]fatas eh ow
[2157]Rien hide
[2160]nd guest one,
[2164]OT ISSO ONY rey men oe
[2168]sas te pe baer gue west meeee any BE
[2172]reruwee 0 mma tomutncne wanes
[2175]14-0000
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[2187]’ 3 r poreeter, eeatral Invellfianaca 3 devennr L793 .
[2188]t- {> oe ae yy ouany bivectar for tiaratlens see ; os b
[2189]. : * . 2 (peer Vere ste tee a :
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[2195]a o . a Ty Weer wen - wit pe
[2197]H ve cL, ‘Yubjecs oocnt tvo cera in ay office a ihorstay, .
[2199]i  . BUgreaer ly, colnting ous veriow ee od saa Weraty a
[2201].- Ok. Gud Ga nh Guald te of embual bonesit to cas. oiner, ula
[2205]wo . . : (a) LW findd tony valusule inicll
[2207]ul + bupond mat (as le escels ta cule to Coatest 0.4 overcoss .
[2209]4 i” iwreanaich La civcr to jacs bica Unfora.tica a. regselvo . .
[2210]. ‘y se? Gait ald ia  ctting tho csusreca te Uils somiry. f
[2212]i wae replied nat te to wi Lapouz. le bus Cras Clists tos fark ane
[2214]biol) witlea, wilh eich hy hos alreay bem ba copuct,
[2215]wulu le ~dod > fartunl eq docolera of cxvldates for
[2216]caalsoicna uiler tection J oy uslte Loa LO te -as..ialta
[2219](b) cas titercsda pith tue Larartamt of rrdus for
[2221]1 Lia aso af Gasca ei foo gusta fer ai csaoafivto ad
[2223]ieesctc. Lruplicd tit ¢ telt tia, he socal deal ‘
[2224]“| dimctly sili ce cogurtual of votencea oa bins
[2226](ej Gs A “gasuld (Oo to Conyreaa ent press (or acende
[2227]TSB. to ie ncGorsua pet G) erdor to fertucr ite inteill.nes
[2228]potarticl ca well é: consists in a awa ds
[2229]fropltab ums v.ts was policy miner
[2230]to colva, tint UL in an eifess t2 sainvaia auryst tp was
[2231]Bicecd to petting: inv conires rata) ; vunste Sis wld Lot
[2232]world unieubticWdly aoals bis poslv.ca uw calles cay
[2233]congmve3ilenal comilticcy t2 ca ba,
[2235](a) Ci. tesa us ulin els in Cer acy fis bos:
[2236]corssaicg af bites J realled tas tis ess oz
[2237]a bolnica ont it be ecules a ecoma tle wth
[2238]thes ca his nuat whoit i vise
[2240]{o) CLA coatritoys to thie
[2241]w-llercticn Tnatitet: 49 taris, &
[2242]toa wouls provics qulssucns 2
[2243]faamsiisto, cWe, cod reculis 9 a crux ec
[2244]patellioucde TE mi-lici t.ct vis bol oo fis sf
[2246]ex}
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[2254]Speman nse eo alae, AO em ERE OI PORNO mint
[2256]he
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[2260]b
[2263]14-09000
[2265]‘Quen a aject ar. Feu @oje bees 243 Oldest”
[2267]Se ety Sek oo w ve ,olistcal sotaeca utyolred am.
[2268]as hip carte |b sated ha? ‘ane Was ant hat of
[2269]pe we ot sont rou: Talks sn eo 8k rra.ce
[2270]Dud ounter rg finsd or vie projet,
[2272]fe fu hlee a eas s couoful bs ding are 4rtin eloee
[2273]his eftorw Ww A OU, pork L. lo sces.0). Gat bo’
[2275]AMy QVoTOaS. yO! Ch ee Carl Spats we fens bo to le a ;
[2276]ts me te caagaon cara replacing sda, Nichand uyrd. Pas .
[2278]Anl/oja -,
[2279]co: AJ/OIU
[2280]ALPS >
[2281]Contact Uivie ton
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[2286]a ‘
[2290]14-0000
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[2301]Asmara b:scotur for Up rationg. .--—--- 7 +, . :
[2302]nee tee ot ef pie ar scaed te bees :
[2304]rotar at 4 fy es Asal Scseue.
[2306]-
[2311]febjoct sens two rouro in ay offices ca Thurelyy,
[2312]iat Ty, porntuty ou, veriow waa wd Sao Mcrouy |
[2313]bal aw could be of cuwual buncfit to cas. gine, ald
[2316]q
[2318](a) is (finda cong valualle incollf exca sarces in}
[2319]raver iid baat he wicks bu sole to comiacs C.. oversees:
[2320]wvremaacl in oresr to piss &:ca Lvforoartica gc. receive
[2321]Rote aid in  abbing the carcea to wnbs cocnume = .
[2322]reciicd thad tris wie injoug! te but rat clits bua fork ‘-
[2323]: HiclLd vifleoy with ch bo has alpeaty bem in cantact,
[2324]. ted We (iad to fort jy cocalers of caxctidates for
[2325]Gicisscom aber teution o of ussite Lor Lio te -sa.talian |
[2326]for cunsiceres:ots. v
[2328]fb) Lia -biterceds with tio Lovartsans a? .wiase for
[2329]Lits <98 of Cou Os 103 quota for qirsace a: isto aod
[2330]vwefoyctcte ff ruplicd tass i salt thay be a.als deal
[2331]j Girestly with vie Losuriunt of iwrensa on Ulte
[2333]sername ene “—T -
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[2338]SUS 02 tic uilerras ect tn ardor to fc tv ky intelIl ste
[2339]pounshic) os woll a: csolst In a-imcss d_ ww, te
[2341]fo ruplied taut wy wou policy matty fer tak . egurbaat
[2342]ko colve, tian uA din arcftcrt to miintala anay-lty ta
[2344]: ¢ Gearts 3 Levbin: date ccatrew-ralal puvite o.s,uics but
[2345]a ee Bold widsuliedly vutic Lis pogitien if calla: ca Ly
[2347]2 can sricsianal comilyuss t2 co aoe
[2349]DUP on Taleb te ett
[2351]oo wat ET
[2355](4) eda tase uy Ghd ft da Cemmy bs eee eG cm. vin. “
[2356]. ia ues sc rosain: of ivls, £ ro,lled toa 3 . .
[2357]=! wots bales ud Was bo Goud d sous ths
[2359]i
[2361]wee fC nd CO his nat visit Lo Gerecny.
[2363]ars (ej CLA contrtlats tes the suzjars ef & so co
[2364]{seo herenioa institevs O49 bovis, Geman, dcauria ee foesy
[2365]. he $03 weit previca exlosmns der displacsy eritatiou,
[2366]= iat SLI, Ce, Kl 19 3 uaa oF celia
[2368]abeysulivvcae. Urejlicd tnt GLA bad no Nena fer fins!
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[2379]14-0000
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[2397]- “tr iver $251
[2399]SuUCh a p.ojech eid Coc Lick dine 2189.09 L619 j20lles act ':
[2400]sade vent t nut as Wo Ge colivical wotaeco Lovolved as”
[2402]Belk as ooporte f giatod ho oad fone Uie amt hal ot .
[2403]adonere amt vad olitlai rea ba Liugin, to ef rrace |S
[2404]’ eb us counterart fipaa for luc ,roject, a
[2406]2. th Mews & was. ¢ cossoful Ln uiting wre 2-Ftin olooe
[2408]mere 2. his efforts’ toyaia ouj port ta £. tg co.b): tat he
[2409]Fay Oo reach yor. earough lan, Curkipats wi be geiko to to lt
[2410]Gi. mw iw canga.n ehauran replacing Ada, hichad Uyrde :
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[2462]Se he ralvrnes to Rogeatey I
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[2467]Balers further mouhag Th Once ng ant Fie
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[2488]14-0000
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[2498]Caters
[2500]ro . Sha ony
[2501]Fac ete! of Miser ay tranZurt
[2502]SURAT: emeen~ REDS /ADPARY
[2504]err As sintarce te Soviet Escasres Through USEP
[2506]BRR?
[2508]ih a recent convergation with Mr. hisra:
[2509]Foenkgert, ba meal
[2511]- ; popaTOM BO Dns?
[2514]cassie cannon
[2516]Ka 2t2.
[2518]ra
[2520]2. Brom, CFCE?,
[2521]reveral portiona of a-iottar uhich ha hed juat
[2523]received frac his Washington hacdquarters directing sen feirly
[2524]strong aitiedsa to the Gentan country unit in fra heandiins og tha
[2525]porrat, reodlese te oar, Yrean way censidorculy upset canco it
[2526]appears trat much of the eritiedin gtemad froa KE YAR, It vasa his
[2527]inpresaicn that*éar ecnvoreations of Last Yovontar and Deccnsar end
[2528]the remedial aeticn tam by 7"O at that tira rulativa te the USE?
[2530]: ,
[2531]Gomana unlt'a hardline of ths Soviet progren hal indlcatod Inia willinge ;
[2532]raza to do enything posuible to correct dofielunctos anil ta fore~ H
[2533]otal) just such critdedo:., In parcgraph 1 of the reference to indle i
[2534]eatad that satisfactory angers to cur questicna had been received. ‘
[2535]In this connection wa unclesy as Attachment A a ccepy of Erewnts -
[2536]ritton enswera to wur soocifle questions, (Attachment Bis a criteria -
[2537]for USEP assistance.) : ,
[2539]2. In revaidd te the erliiedun Lovelied at Frew end tha Gorman
[2540]uadt by tho Somarte Keo offica, tha follosdiny sertinont oxcorpts
[2541]wore pasaed to tha underaleneds -
[2543]“wat the thint metiog a great daal of stross wes lctd ca
[2544]the questdoa cf tho spacdal intorost cesna of other Govermant
[2546]2 epoca teat sy it waa foe free tho yregrea hea besa
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[2555]cgenntv9. I waa aie to diuotl at soma length on the cpocic 7 ‘ww
[2556]hanine thas we have viven opactad intorost ens¢ay-cn te ates x.
[2557]cita chester cad vurss of cur ravert to tha (72, Wenotholesay. ---- 7. r=
[2558]It was folt tear wa should vary exeatly intensify our efforts 5 3
[2559]"Uy ta bais baspact, It t9 clearly ccoatéared that tha Wispassl a al.
[2560]a“ éN evuctol intaraot. ecsug oa a vary hich pricytty basis usevents woe 2
[2561]ual effort, preecdusva, ond expense on tha part of Procraty ‘ 3; |
[2562]tr kmy end (KUL ie ‘K) attach vory creat, ryortansa to tulay and: ey
[2563]hae dzegats afectien wee uxpressed wlth tha mounts dn viuicy tha ‘ i
[2564]prosedasig are boing inploranted hy tna Frossan, In
[2568]a“
[2570]+ Ae cee oma NIE aR OD FURIE ONT ORT ES
[2572]14-0000
[2574]e
[2575]3
[2576].
[2578]a
[2579].
[2580]Late
[2581]yer OE
[2583]Loo.
[2584].
[2586]4
[2589]“Posal on a ‘tay arton
[2591]char;0 made abeve relattur. te df
[2592]entirely erroncous and thin meta’:
[2593]tigatior
[2594]Myoluntary Pr
[2595]on the trak vac
[2596]Howevur, wo avo angevent that tabs
[2597]that eect case ic
[2599]mont tit ay or oll age:
[2600]et resanl ts pest discs
[2601]theen te recotye mich ess
[2602]Gogize to Counurate whele!
[2603]that the field ta nawos ve opinion that
[2604]energotic e**ort to car
[2605]pladuta at the ore
[2606]program Khie) touches EULA
[2607]this ca: bo mala clear by bhe
[2608]with the Escapes Program in Wushtnrtone
[2610]pete Wee
[2611]Sere) Setiti
[2613]5a teen ve etl AL Ocoee ia
[2615], re eva 7 sh 10
[2616]CD. SeCnEt AS
[2618]veluntary sganclas, the Prageyt vbeul't find athe
[2620]cvier contractors, om 4 ree fhe ove 9. fleen, of 8 rar in:
[2621]7 ew daw 6} ang Ghat the
[2624]inverters
[2627]etter canared ta suet,
[2628]Le OTE y nme Sr toome
[2629]Lbs ef fees
[2631]smanase om!
[2633]redcis of
[2634]tyue of cases: Ie Srtefy Ce :
[2635]pepnars heen Lnelastie in eoy anprench to Wade ore
[2637]V9 game ant pire,
[2639]nTy gating
[2641]Uisposed te keen a nbn
[2643]eovvoets West be ote saw notnt ¢
[2644]three OTD meetings sem pte +
[2645]nosevere ate
[2646]he
[2648]eceastons frat 4 ,
[2649]Depactaant resart $0
[2650]the Geran eountre; pede ba
[2651]bar adontedt overly rearets
[2653]feb acagninny Care:
[2656]esoardly
[2660]fe
[2662]the alleducortant 7%
[2664]turrert
[2668]re
[2670]or ‘fe srounts of yelmbarm rented
[2671]never rot, nae’ The shat
[2672]tun Sovdete slanatie 2
[2675]cost as
[2677]3. flo pre angered tyr Been weloather COMP els
[2678]nite an mht itary ei
[2679]don da borne set os ser cat Tawese
[2680]gi, eUelbelity waa withheld fron corte
[2681]riates® whe hat dm taet, cot ne f
[2682]Skoui Sao Veter returned to Most £ smart e
[2683]feo ne lonper neressar' ty brie ard
[2684]Valls , e.
[2686]in th
[2690]Soran Cineten feels that oremts Slat atarse
[2691]tauee can le randered to any eacanee with
[2692]tMeacion, vrovidesd 4UUARL PALL dost mate
[2693]o, iy evidence o 3 and his unit's
[2694]fronllye, Uo wie to assure Voadyeartera
[2698]se (anally, t
[2700]mat a tont diffdentt task, We have no cone
[2702]ag te the hendling of that vart of the
[2704]intewsts, It with. ve av-rectated if
[2705]officiel responsible for latsen
[2707]@ C503, w/o att
[2709]; 2 var ch
[2710]nana nan Oe emnekinanenaemnendins miata naddnmesmemmeeemmecemmmanianatniennee eines
[2712]° 42 makine a sincery ard
[2714]ses toenail para cnsbentTln setter toler AAD MONS tei 5 eh
[2716]MIMI Pit
[2718]TN
[2720]recta
[2722]14-0000
[2724]. .
[2726], : “ GEQRET fy
[2728]| PT ITOn ee ee Oo oe en Oe eee te wens SE eC Pe eS eee,
[2729]ae . . .
[2730]“fo . ' .
[2731]; , 5 ad
[2732]ae! . f, m :
[2733], To
[2734]4
[2736]° Qe
[2738]Hovevor, BPD Ge-aany hao advised OFC that o fora haa been devieed to
[2739]. doteralne this information and that thio forma was presented to the —
[2740]: egencies, for thair uss, om Decester 7. They have been askod to report
[2741]on all peroons assleted.
[2743]What, 1f any, project oxists to reliove TB incidence
[2745]a) (d) Question:
[2747]among this group?
[2748]Suppleasntal aid io prinarily dooignad to help escapceo caintain
[2749]or recover thair hoalth. All agencios know that evidonce of poor hoalth,
[2750]supported by advice of a doctor, cuthorises apeztiol food supplononts.
[2752]USEP funda can and have boun ucod to provide bottor iiving conditions
[2753]Tha Tolotoy Foundation and AFRP havo apont $7,550.45 on supplo-
[2757]‘ pontal food, tncluding additional food at the trea spcial inotallations,.
[2758]Ho f{guree aro availablo ea tc thy azect number of 73 Soviet escapees who
[2759]have been aoalotod,
[2761]| (¢}) Question: How many povpie have received Joba through tha
[2762]efforts of the agoncion?
[2763]: (1) Through the Kalooraluutera projuct, 40 Soviet escapees hava
[2764]' beon plecad in jobea and private houutng found for 1? of thiu number.
[2765](2) During the recont rovtew of agency cased, adcut 50 Soviet
[2766]escapees proved to be employed. In sone cases, agoncy forticipation
[2767]Tho dogroo of agency aid in finding
[2769]was apparonts in othere, not.
[2770]thease jobs vould be difficult to pinpoint.
[2772](3) Thoro ie aloo ovidence that 20 to 30 oncapees havea enlisted
[2773]Here again,
[2775]in Labor Sorvicey Conpanios eo “othor nationalitiou”.’
[2777]agonoy porticipation itu difficult to determine.
[2778]. (4) Gueation: Yow aany havo been ealgrated througn efforts of the 2
[2780]Aocording to tho Octuber reports, the Tolotoy Pouncation haa S!
[2781]optained 94 vious fur oocopeso, in addition tu 432 visas under - Bl
[2782]Sootion 3(0) of the DP Aot. Por tno ryut or tho riacai year they 9S}
[2783]esticate that thoy will ubtain 126 ovre $(c) vioos esd 53 othora. : =
[2784]APER7, which hao just oterted revuttiougnt activitiog, rexpects to re
[2785]obtain 15 vioag under Suction 3(c} and 15 othore. i a?
[2786]: . : : aS
[2787]. oo : ' &
[2788](0) Gunntion: Io there any vocational training or otner educas . be
[2789]tional progcaat : _ om
[2790]Lo. . : A . 3
[2791]on are
[2792]. toa
[2794](1) There are three vocational training echoola ovailadle for
[2795]oacapoed, vith umised opace in all three, at Hunich, ‘Ingolotedt and
[2796]’ Barlin. Training - PEP enboO~Piye Sqppyete cara and. /Raintenenco aro paid
[2800]14-0000
[2802]a) .
[2803]tt . a he .
[2804]tt ge na ee wee
[2805]° ,
[2807]spy—Z_of af _Coptos
[2809].of interest. and poor scoial ad juotaent.
[2811]"N
[2813]oY rapes ok
[2818]for by the Gersah Suvernuent and JSSP. The arlofel! project, will,
[2820]hopefully, attack the problos cauzaing poor attendance, napaly lack
[2822](2) Jno World's YECA conducts language training in Valka and
[2823]Karlofold. Cther olasoos were discontinued due to lack of attendance,
[2824]but a campatgn ie nov in progress to rebuild the progtan.
[2826](f)  Guastioa: “wnat housing projects have bean projected?
[2828]No further housing projects are contemplated until:
[2830](1) The ‘egoney counsolloro viait each family and definite.y doter-
[2832]pine tho prodlenms facing thes, and
[2834](2) Tho present 126 to 146 spaces are effectively utilised,
[2836]33. Question: Ghat are futura plans for the itess listed in para-
[2838]graph 127
[2840]Tho fundeauntal shortcoving in tha USEP progras to asasiut Sovict
[2842]eacapoos ia tho fact that the counselling progrea had not booa conplotod.
[2843]Onoe thio has boen done, EPD Goraany end tho voluntary aguncios together
[2845]will dovelop a ¢omprehonsive progreaas for nooting all of tho noodo of
[2846]the Soviet group. Thie plan will undeudtedly includa inter ‘alias
[2848]1. Dovelopaent, improvement and ccapletion of the projecta nov
[2849]4a operation. - ,
[2851]2. Increased supplemental asd 33 fanilios area visited and thoir
[2852]noods doterained. Clcso supervision will be exercised tu ansure
[2853]that tha agencies relate thin aid to the solution of the fauilias!
[2854]probloaa, including health difficulties and housing.
[2856]3. All oucczees will to rogistered for eaigration, tha saploy-
[2857]ablog enong thea will be trade-touted, and arrangaceats vill be
[2858]eado to enouro that the propor vocational training {9 avelladle to
[2859]thoso requiring it. In addition, agssiatance wili be bxtunded in
[2860]cloaring up lugai probleas facud by vwscapeos whach might bar thea
[2861]fron resettlonent. The agencies will be requirad to subuit special
[2862]reporto on their activities. ,
[2864]4. Syectsl afforta are being cada to revitalisa tha vocational
[2865]training and lm guogy training peegraaga. Past experience indicates
[2866]that success in this endeavor will du liaited. However, it ta hoped
[2867]that effective individual counselling will evmtually induce the.
[2868]escapees to take propor training. ;
[2870]ff Fete
[2872]war
[2874]ee oe ee ene ene reno ANED Gomea .
[2877]14-0000 we ee
[2878]ve Thy,
[2882]noe SY Agape ¢,
[2883]_ wo SEGRE po
[2884]| os
[2886]Hovever, EFz ge7aany sao atviees CFS that a fora nae teon deviaod to
[2887]inforaation and that thio fora vos pranented to the
[2888]on Lecester 7. They havo hacen asked to report
[2890]Fy dotersine th
[2891]agencios, fur tneir see,
[2892]‘ : On B13 foreorns aaa.eted.
[2894]{D). Qaeaticnr . Wret, if any, prosect exiote to relieve T3 incidence
[2895]od mo, eaong thie group? - .
[2896]Supplemental a:i :0 prisariiy designed to holp eacapeose caintain
[2897]or fecuver the:r nealtn. All @gencios know that evidence of poor health,
[2898]i Supported ty advice of a doctor, guthorisos special food supplszanta.
[2900]JSR? fondo can and have been used to provide bettor living conditione
[2901]alec, Tre Toletuy Foundation and SPRY hava opant $7,550.45 on supplo-
[2902]soental food, theluding additional foed at tha three spacial installations.
[2903]No figuree are svatiable aa tc the exact nupder of TB Soviet escapoos who
[2905]hava Lean sagioted,
[2907]j (c) Gueotion: Huw many people havo recoived jobs through tho
[2908]efforts of the agencies? _ , .
[2910]. (1) Through the Katooralautorn projaot, 40 Suvtat escapes have
[2911]7 boon placed in joba ant private housing found for 17 of thio oumbor.
[2913]“ (2?) During the rocent roviow of egoncy canes, ebout 50 Soviet
[2914]eacapses proved to be enployed. In syne cases, agency participation
[2915]vas eapparonty in others, not. The dogreo of agency aid in finding
[2916]theso joba would bo diffioult to pinpoint.
[2918]: (3) There i9 alav ovidanco that 20 to 30 oscapees have onlisted
[2919]7b in Labor Service Conpanios as “othor nationalities", Hero again,
[2920]egonoy participation ie difficult to determine.
[2922]. ; (¢) fuestions How many have been enigrated through efforts of the
[2925]. According to tho Octobor reports, the Tolotoy Foundation haa
[2926]obtained 94 vicas for eacapues, in eddition to 452. vieos undor
[2927]Sooticn 3(0) of the DP dot. For tna reat of tho flacal ysar thoy
[2928]eotinate that they will obtain 110 core 3(¢) vieas end $3 others.
[2929]APRY, which hao juat oterted rosettloncont activitieo, oxpacts to
[2930]obtain 15 visas under Section 3(c) and 15 othora.
[2932](0) Guontion: Is thers sny vocational training or other educae
[2935](1) Thora ore three vocational training schoola available for
[2936]eacapess, vith unueed sysco in all three, at Munich, Ingolatadt cad
[2937]Barlin.s Training expentoe-piy9 cgapiete care and gaintenance ero paid
[2939]“ n o : .
[2940].i7 4 if ° .. for eee
[2943]14-0000
[2949]for by the Goraan Cevernneat and USHP. The Xarlofeld projoct, ai2l,
[2950]hopofully, attack the problea casoing poor attendance, nasely lack
[2951]of interost and. poor social adjuatmant. .
[2953](2) The World's YYoa conducts language training in Valka and
[2954]Karlofeld. Othor classes tere diacentinuod duo to lack of attendance,
[2955]but a campaign ie now in progress to rebuild the ProgT ade
[2957]($) Grestions Wnat rousing projects have doen projected?
[2958]No further houging projects are contemplated until:
[2960](r) The egancy ecungollore visit each family and dofinitoly dotor-
[2961]pine the problesa facing thes, and
[2963](2) present 126 to 146 spaces are sttectivety utilised.
[2965]1
[2967]13. Questions What are future plans for thea dtema liotod in para=
[2969]graph 12?
[2971]Tho fundaagental shertcoauing in tha USEP progrém to assaiat Soviet
[2972]eacaroou io tho fact that tre couneslling pragra: haa not boen souplated.
[2973]Onca thiy haa taen dons, BPD Gercaony and the voluntary cguncios toguther
[2974]will develop a comprenenaive progrea for meeting all of tho noeds of :
[2975]the Soviet group. This plan will undoudtedly include inter alias
[2977]1. Dovelopuent, ruprovecent gad couplotion of the projects nog
[2978]in operation,
[2980]2. Increased suppleaental aid as fontlies are viaited and thair
[2981]neodo determined. Closy siporvigion will be exercised to onoure
[2982]that the eguncied relate this aid to tha solutivn of the faailics! H
[2984]problena, including health difficulties and houving.
[2986]3. All ovcapoos vill vo registered for eagiyration, thea oaploy=
[2987]ables asoug thea will bo tradu-touted, and arrangeoenta will be
[2988]esio to cneure that the Froper vocasionai training 1o available to
[2989]thooa requiring it. Th addition, assistance vill be extended in
[2990]Clearing up iogal prot isso fuced by eacapeoo which night bar thea
[2991]froa reagttlonunt. Tha egencivs vill vo raquirod to gubait apecial
[2992]reporta on their actavitios,. .
[2994]y. Spactal efforts ara teing bide to revitalica the vocational
[2995]training ond Im guage training progreaa. Faot oxporiance indicates
[2996]that euccooa in thio cnivavor v11] by linited. However, it 19 hoped
[2997]thai effective individual counselling will evm tually induce the :
[2998]socapocs to take procer training.
[3000]pa
[3002]nD
[3003]Ae or a)
[3005]AP (739)
[3009]asp
[3013]Byoary
[3015]14-0000
[3017]ORT Union, the Vorld YusA, and the Lutheran Worl. Yederstion. With
[3018]’ a ~ . : out exception, those agoncioa have strong and roputeabie dhaortcan
[3019]i ee an affiliates which aro accredited and recognised by the Adviocry Come
[3021]: : “" phttoe on Volunt Foreign Aid. In the case of WIT, the snorican
[3023]offiliato io thd Hational Cpuncll of tha Churches cf “christ, vhooe
[3025]: os volfare organization ia tho\Church Worid Servies: 14 se accredited
[3026]: a by the. Advisory raed 61 on Voluntary Porelg #33 e124 10 8 seaber
[3027]: . . dn -@00d otanding of thelAserican Councs) of Wiuntory Agencies for
[3028]ad Poroign Service, Incorporated. The opocific rogutrenonto for quali-
[3029]fication are not nov. avasladle; hovevor, 4% is baiieved that to be
[3030]qualified for accreditation by the Advioory Coaaittoe, an agency aust
[3031]ba cupported by voluntary wubocriptione, and hueanitarian tn charactor.
[3032]It is voliaved that agencies wholly political sre not oirgibdle,.
[3034]9. Questions What ia tha atatua of the proposal to fora a Ruestan
[3035]labor: company vhich #9 understend has been approved in Vaonington®
[3037]| Genoral agreonént on the formation by VSARSUR of a Lator Service
[3038]Unit conprised of Soviet ascapeos has boan reachol by US KUCOW and
[3039]. USAREUR, Thie project now only ceaite final approva! frou the Dopart=
[3040]mont of Aray ag to certain detailo. (It {8 undorstocd that the aray
[3041]hoo alruedy agreed to the proposal io princtpal.) It to antlolpated
[3042]that the project will be fapluuented in thu near futura,
[3044]Tha Unit, which will bo aogigned a guard oigolon, will comprise
[3045]initially 100 officers and mon. In addition, ona san to act aa otaffl
[3046]advisor to USARCUK on-cattero affecting the Unit 911] probably be
[3047]recruited, This pusitien should have o field grado of pornaps a
[3048]‘Lieutenant Culonul. The pursunnel cailing of 1C0 gay bu ratood te
[3049]200 ohould it uppuar deotrable in thu light of exporienco. In order
[3050]to avotd tho appuuraiice of supporting Groat husolan or otnority .
[3051]whe national ovperationy, the shoulder flagh for ayuberu of the company
[3052]% , Would bear thy nage “RUSSTISKIY" or Xueudan People, rather than
[3053]' ” WRUSSKIY" or Ruesianu.
[3055]i In the course of a recont diacuayion between representatives of
[3056]CAS, U.S. Eucod, und tris office cuncerning thiy proepoual, general
[3057]agroomont was reachud on the Lellowiny pointes
[3059]. 8) Leaderuhip in thy conpany ohould du rocruited frea the nore
[3060]an recont Soviut s@capeee or defuctora, tather than frog the older “ouigre"
[3062]groups
[3064]>) Efforta should be made to recrult the mazinoua poouidle nuadver
[3065]fron the oocapeos regiotered with USEP_ and
[3067]¢}) The TZOPE group should be strongly represonted in the company.
[3069]mea . 10. Guoation: eee
[3072]14-0000 4
[3075]\ 3
[3076]a ee nt ee ete 8 Oa Dates ee Beene e te eg ee een eee eee Sees
[3078]. mont oince January 1, 19456
[3080]fee
[3085]A
[3090]ob— .
[3091]10. Sivostions Have any stops boon takon to get the Ciopenoy Eoard
[3092]of HICGG to pardon Soviet oscapees sentenced for ciner offenses con=
[3094]mitted in an attespt to ourvive, thus clearing their rocords? Soe you
[3095]want ue to cake any pitch on this?
[3097]In the past, petitions for clesancy have cniy teen presented to
[3098]the Clesancy Board of HiCOS when a poraon vas under active conolidera-
[3099]tion for, rooottioagat. Tho Ciesancy Board hae usually acted eviftly
[3100]with tha beat inturest of the individual snd of the 3.5. Governnent —
[3101]in sind. Rocontly, howevor, steps wore taken to initiate patitiona
[3102]for cleaancy on all casea of the typuo tentioned in guection 10. It
[3103]1a too carly at the progont tice to foresea the result of this opera=
[3104]tion. Hgvever, it ds teltovod that 4% ia not yet necessary for CaS
[3105]to approach tne appropriate officials cn thie point.
[3107]11, Onestions Is thea USEP policy to ruduce tha nanbera who can be
[3108]holpod uador tha Progreat If trae, what are the reagone for this policy
[3109]which appeara on the surface to be a etep backward froo solving tho
[3112]It ia not the USEP policy to raduce the nuutera who can be helped
[3113]undor the Escapue Progrea. Ao @ scatter of fact, tha USEP cagvload haa
[3114]continued to incresve doapite tho fact that over $,C00 have beua recot-
[3115]tlod, and cany havo been dropped for varicue reasona, including tualt-
[3116]Gibility, local integration,-end death, It fa trae that thu primary
[3117]purpose of the Progras ia to recettio eligibles atroal, end to integrate
[3118]locally theus whose revettleascont potential ia low. Thilo sction, of end
[3119]in itesolf, dova tend tu raduce tho nugbor of parasna who cen be subsge
[3120]‘quontly belped under tha Frogres, It ta alec tha policy of tho Progra
[3121]to croate an atussphere in which other progress ehich depond to a core
[3122]tain extcat upen tha peycholugical attituds oxiating in scalgre oiralea
[3123]oan oporsta succuunfuliy, In furthering thia particular objoctive,
[3124]the Frogroa haa recoatiy takes action to daclars as oligible thoas porsone
[3125]who, althouga having records ev cinor orlainala, ara of intoreat to U.3,
[3126]agencies, am havy vrcaiengd the basta to acoept any Soviet. citison eo
[3127]eligible if hu has in cny way been under disatpline cf tho Soviet Govern=
[3129]12. Guertion: What Los tho Escapee Progrea acccazlished for Soviet
[3130]eocapsest
[3132]USEP‘e esgiotence to cocapees to based prinarily upos tho needa
[3133]of each individual regiutored wita the Progrea, Yaeao noeda ara dotore
[3134]eines through a counuelling progrea unlor which tha voluntery cgsaciea
[3135]cooperating with USEP sre cuppiued to geal caoa vorgersa to the field:
[3136]to taterview each escapad featly to dotorains thais particuler coodu,
[3137]background, prodisas, oxperionoa, cabditioss, asd gevaoral oituation,
[3138]Based upon this interview the egency fa suppousd to develop o apecifia
[3140]CT AB SY
[3142]GLE |
[3146]“F
[3149]“aset to completed in tha noar future, and that USEP vill bo in a puch
[3151]wie Tae ee See
[3153]_ rw — sees wee
[3154]Oo yegnt PF
[3156]tence fur tha feaily with the dacto objootive being - Ni
[3158]recsot{.eaent :¢ # Country of isalgration or, if thie :
[3160]le. re-catadiis at within tha eoonomy of their pree
[3162]'* yeeitonce. although the Eacapee Frogran Division
[3164]sperations Mieetan for Geraany haa contracto vith both
[3166]sy Posndation and APRF to carry cut'a counselling prograa for a
[3167]ope
[3169]toviet eovajeos, and hae apant apprerivately $id,00O0 on coach agency
[3170]in \nie cunnection, to date the agencies havo not conpicteiy counselled
[3172]. oof their cosaionda. Accordingly, it fe noet difficult to make any
[3174]pind of aneiyais of tha apount of osesstanca rendorod os conparod to the a
[3175]ertent of need. On Desonbor 7, ropreacentatives of both agoncios sare _
[3176]edvigodt by the Kacapos Progras Diviston, that tha counselling progras :
[3178]better position ta evaiuato the prograus of assiotance to Soviet sccapoes.
[3180]Despite the adsittodly unsaticfactory eituation outlined in the
[3181]previous paragraph, ocortain positive action hao boon tekon by the EPD
[3182]and the voluntary agencies to provide asatatanco to Soviet occapeos.
[3183]Reoportodly, AFHP hau -diatributed tn the neighborhood of $13,000 fn
[3184]auppleaontal nosiatance in tho fora of fuod, clothing, ledging, ota.,
[3185]to cacapees rogioterod in‘thair caseload. Tho Tolstoy Poundation hag
[3186]dlatributed in the neighborhcod of $19,C00. In addition, three epcelal
[3187]houaing «id projeots havo been established in Gersany: tho Friendship
[3188]Houga in Hunich with a capacity af 10 paracnsa, and tho center in
[3189]Kaloeralauturn, with a capacity of 16 -- both eponacred Ly APR?, end
[3190]tho Toistey hose jin Karlufeld which has a capacity of 62 to 100. A
[3191]word about.oach of tha following tnatallationa;
[3193]Tho Prieniohip House in Muaich fa saall eal ta elweyo full. Tho
[3194]longth of otauy varies por individual as ita prinary purpose ta to fur~
[3195]nfoh tooporery housing for Rusglas eacayeas who rosa to Kunioh looking
[3196]for work. In cone coves theass periods of residense have draggsd out.
[3197]At this hose full caro end catatenanse to given, a9 the residonta are
[3198]soatly tnoligiote for relief granta in Eavaria,
[3200]Gha Karlafeld nouge vag opened on Septenvar 4 and has asoeptad 25
[3201]eacapcoo to data. In cddition to the fact thas each epplican’ ta
[3202]ocrooned by the eyenay and than ty a censulate and USL? roprooontative,
[3203]tho edmission process fa ccaplicated dy the nood to trénofur uncaploy=
[3204]cent and ralivef bonevita frea other areas, Whilo thio tnotallation ta
[3205]not mocnt tu blo a housing progest cf soal=perasnent quartors, the typo
[3206]of aid necded by coat porcsno selectet Fill protadly ruoult ino fairly
[3207]otodia population, onco tha hone ia filled. The Kaiscrulauterna hese
[3208]roported, ed of Noveaber 151i
[3210]19 current residests ‘
[3211]11 persona coved to privata quartors .
[3212]3 percond Eaved ts Labor Earviecu Valta
[3213]10 porgona roturned to feraor residence
[3214]—. dependento plasod in soba
[3215]3 :
[3217]SP HIS ALL eee
[3218]Sagi é
[3221]Et eee SR ei ee ate
[3224]14-0000
[3226]we x. - a a)
[3227]oO REBT
[3228]: ge
[3230]: a
[3232]a ie
[3234]Cee
[3236]otker depondonto, Fasses through the contor
[3237]fooilities thera. (Besoendanto moved to
[3238]avate quartero sare tocated.; Of the tote:,
[3239]at one tice or another, lived In the
[3240]% thio tnatailation to not regarded
[3242]51 houpo cooapece teapor~
[3243]det quarters unis. they
[3244]spose Bre refersed hero
[3245]til private housing
[3247]All these 7907.6 pase
[3249]or vores aided ey tha egancy
[3250]daieofelsuternoniy efter pt
[3251]at leset furty-trred paregnd had,
[3252]nousa. Tt cuat te eaphaoived tha
[3253]oo porpanent nousiag out woo
[3254]arily for wrea lobe had been found and vho nee
[3255]sould bacata percangnt pilbeta. Therefore, o9¢
[3257]. only shen joo opyortunitioa etiot and atcy only un
[3258]ta located. ast one tiOe, consideration a3 given to filling tiie house
[3260]with enploywont, potentiald, but the agency deaurred for foor tne wosect
[3261]would be ruleed v7 {nooluable ovrale probleas and by the lace of avail-
[3262]able opace to ‘Soet quicaly euployuent TaQuiTroagatse
[3264]question of Snouslag: projects",
[3265]dnetallaticas for spacial purpos
[3266]{i} the beneftte dorived froa
[3267]ated, aid viril ba dien
[3269]and apart ‘fros
[3271]fo ouezarise on the
[3272]oo vores
[3274]nowaing in tha Goraan aconcly,
[3275]conaidored end thooe thros oubuidisods
[3277]° cupaed at the furthooning conferences (2) the Karlufeld House hae
[3278]\ sacentiy boon opened and filling 1t So boing golayod by a rather cupber=
[3279]ose anreaning prvcaga, but a prove” required to pgot our security
[3280]royuirogente- anil the requirenonta of tho Wunich Consulates Sunoraly and
[3281](3) the Kalovralautern Huuse hoo bean rather effectively usod, boing
[3282]‘ tigitad by the nuabers of jod opportunitias. Cntil vo aro convinced,
[3283]hovavoer, that full or alavot full Genyvfita are being gortvod froa these
[3284]hovug, UIEP, ta raluctant ty sutabliah additional housing prujeote of a
[3285]teapurary nature and tt io oontrasy to USEP policy ty enter antsy long-
[3286]tors orrangouonts which would bo entailea in provision of permanent
[3288]housing.
[3289]lo for. howolng within the
[3291]Further, vocapaco generally aro eligib
[3294]Geran ocunvay. & searoh for this houging
[3295]led by the Vuhnungeopt or te earcurked in nev refuges houstag being
[3296]pullt. Eocapeou are being inoluded in o now Foa progras of $15 willion
[3297]whioh %¢ currently belag disouones by FOA end the Gorman Fodoraol
[3298]Repablio (vow DEPTEL to Bonn UsyOTO 453, Iaceaber 15, 19550).
[3300]vere sent to Szitsoriand for
[3302]Aaditionally, 50 Sowtot children
[3303]nt weeko last oueser ot 6 coat
[3305]rehabilitation ani @ vauution for ef¢
[3306]of 93,907. 7
[3308](a) Suestioar How pany ex-Soviots have reoeived what caviotance
[3310]and how auoh for carg & Kaintenanco?
[3312]nd unsatiafactory otatua of
[3314]ao pointes out above, the inconplote a
[3315]dnedequate or unavetl=
[3317]polling procects of the agonotoa, plus
[3319]the coun
[3320]able files, previude tho posaibilities of doteraining how pany Soviots
[3321]havo reca.ved ohat acoiezance and how auch for Caro & Maintenances
[3322]' ; ; “UPAR , we However, see
[3323]“se -
[3324]Le Ey
[3326]rr areas
[3329]14-0000
[3331]“abo cocaped since Jan 1, 1945 cay be considered oligitie for
[3332]conplete pregraa eoolotanse.
[3334]SPR SH TR ee ear
[3338]. ‘on eo f ee!
[3340]Toxs of Janusry 9, 1953, cable. (Confidential)
[3341]. a
[3343]"Local Uaste ore advices that effective iened Soviet defectors
[3345]Taits shid conplete regiotratioa
[3346]of thio group in cach area oad advice OFC of nundore regiotored.
[3347]‘Bvory - effort ohld ba wade to croate cazinus prograsa iapact oo
[3348]Sov, cocaseea in eachiarea. It ia resfisod that oxtonolon of
[3349]eligibility to thio group cay cause eose reporougaion asong
[3350]other nationality groups aad the egoioa supporting thea. ‘It 10
[3351]pointed out hovever that grcat gajortty Sow defectors ara
[3352]eligsblo under previsions para 6 & 7 of Proviolonal Guida gi.
[3353]Norgovor Uaita ohld tske all feasible soaguree to alniaizo
[3354].Faperoussiors by oxerciaing utnost diocreticn in implosentation
[3355]of thia dnatruction o.g. by digoussing it pricarlly only with
[3356]Ggeies interested in thio group.” : .
[3358]a’,
[3360]n
[3363]14-0000
[3365]Toxt of January 20, 1953, cables (Confidential)
[3367]—_ “Soviet dofectora roforred to in Frankfurt te] eont Vienna 83,
[3369]‘Roaa 87, Athone 102, Trioote 39, Iatanbul 43, Geneva 21 for -
[3370]Carooa child de generally interpreted as those Sov citisons or -
[3372], Sov Usranions who Jeft Hilitary or Gort oervicé since Jan 1945,
[3373]or thoir dopondeats (para 6 of Prov Guide #1). Local Units may
[3374]also oxtend esaiatanca’ to such other post Jan 1945 Sov escapocs
[3375]who qualify under Para 7 of Guide #1, excepting hard cora DP's
[3376]or porsona who have teen in cofugee atatus prior to World War II.”
[3378]me owe vee ee
[3381]14.90000
[3383]Toxt.of inatructions feoved to al) field unite December 2953
[3385]“Regardless of his country of origin, any Tron Curtain eecapee who,
[3386]. during the portod 1945 to the present tine, was voluntarily or forcibly
[3387]repatriated, but who preceeded no further than the Esstorn ones of |
[3388]ad Gorgany or Auatria, ond waa detained in the Eastern Zones cf Sereany
[3390]“| or Auotria under the divocipline of tha’ Sovlet. ccaupation forces cr was
[3391]! eaployod in an official, seni-official, or ary other cepacity, regard-
[3393]: leoo of thd nature of hia eaploynont, by or for the Soviet occcpation
[3395]] foroes, and who eubsequontly dofectad, fled, escaped, or othervise
[3397]returned ta the Weot, for any reason. should be considered eligitie
[3398]for USEP assiatance, provided he ia otherwise eligiblo.": :
[3400]Your attention 1a again directad to Section 7 of Guide Fl
[3401]which authorisos you to aake exceptions tn ony individual casa, —
[3402]rogardloas of eligibility oriteria.. :
[3404]- -
[3405]' . z 4 #
[3408]oy -
[3410]re oe 8 es
[3413]14-0000
[3415]so an on .
[3416]Ce ieee CATACH A
[3417]agiani. > of
[3419]. }, Questions 9 JGEP plan !> oxort tixhtor ao4 constant panagosent
[3420]~ coatrol over thie project, o3 againot the present eyotea of hando-off
[3421]until end-oudity or ie thie topossible because of regulations? If tho
[3423]batter te true, who haa tho pover to change tha regulations, and is 1t
[3424]poeelbie fur.thea to be changed within the context of overall USEP policy?
[3426]Short cf involving iteelf or its ataff in the actual iaplenenta-
[3428]tion of projects or in voluntary agency operations, USEP eaintains a
[3429]continuing acrutiny and review of every project and contract into which
[3430]Lt hee entered. information developed by field officera in tha course
[3432]thie review in passed to the Chiof of tne Eacapoe Prograa Diviston
[3433]seacerred, who evaluates the caterial and diecusaes it, whoneapproprie
[3434]ate, vitn the local agancy director. Subsequent to this evaluation
[3435]and dincussion #ith tha agency, tho aaterial is forwarded to OFCEP
[3436]enich cekes a eacond analysie and, if indicated, discusses it. with
[3438]the agency's Eurvrean Director. There ia no policy of hands-off until
[3439]the eni-audit {a cade. End-uoveauditsa are an integral. part of the
[3440]review of projects in order to determine whether or not the supplies
[3441]and services ure reaching the escapees. . . .
[3443]In the light of the preceding paragraph, the lattor part of the
[3444]queotion becomes acadesics however, JSEP policy in thin respect to
[3445]floxible and can be adapted to any situation warranting a sodification
[3447]of precodirea,
[3448]v
[3450]2. Quostions What ia tho interpretation of “Local settiaaent"? If
[3451]a@ oan io earning a aAtatinetly oubsarginal existonce, which coans an
[3452]unhealthy and unhappy exiatenca, {3 ha autonatically ruled out? he
[3453]catle the shots on this, USEP or the agencies? .
[3455]Local sottloaent iv not prodigate! avlely on gcunoaic factors.
[3456]Rather, local aettiosen: doponds upon a varioty of conditions obtain-
[3457]ing in tho cage of a particular faoily.— Consideration auat, of nocaa-
[3458]eity, be givan to the Juba of the principal augo-carnora to deteraing
[3459]phothar or not thoy are worcing in an occupational grea sost suitaole
[3460]to their desires, background end ability; to thoir wages to dotorsing
[3461]ghother or not theis earnings are ouffictont to coot tho nocdo of thair
[3462]faoily; to their housing to deterning if is ts adaquate; and other face
[3463]tore wnich puoi be coneidered in comnection with a feaily'es fira inte-
[3464]gration into the local comaunity, including its oun attitude toward
[3465]gueh integration. It t6 not tne policy of USEP to placo a san cr a
[3466]geaily on an inoligtblo or inastiva lint aa a jocaliy sattlel caso if
[3467]ho {9 oarning a diotinctly eubcarginal exiatenca. The docision of
[3468]Yocal settlonent 14 eado by the Chivf of tha Sscspee Prograa Division
[3469]concorued and only sftor a careful analysio of tho ottuation cbtaining
[3470]in each particular case. Vouatly the Division Chiefs dociaion 1a
[3471]booed upon the recsurzendation of the voluntary agenoy as analysed and
[3472]evaluated by USEP officera in the field. . .
[3476]HOD UCT Ions
[3478]a cing Rr
[3480]Le .
[3481]. ole rye . 3. Guessions eee '
[3483]e ClO’ TRE lis re oe ae ;
[3484]Copp uct sh _ecp'ss , .
[3488]14-0000
[3490]z a Pea NYO SN Se nto)
[3492]. _ , lia) ; .
[3494]SEG (Ey
[3496].
[3498]3e Gestion: Wnat ie planned 6 eliginate the dup lication in caseload
[3499]of the two egencicat -
[3501]i
[3504]Duplication an caseload between the various voluntary agencies
[3505]Fartictpat: ng in the Eacapee Progres nas been olininated to an azpre- -
[3506].piadle extent. It nas exioted Frincipally. in ghe- caga of tea agencies -
[3508]An Goraany dealing with tha.Soviet groblea --"Tolotuy Foundaties and
[3509]anorican Feienda Or Susolan Freedcg, This, hovever, was resolve on
[3510]Dacoador 7, 1953 at a saoting of tna tuo agoncios vith the Cnief,
[3511]Bacapeoo Prograa Davagion/USCUs., at this seeting the Tolatcy Sountation
[3512]waa given principal responsibility for oll caoog which havo a resettie~
[3513]mont potential, AFP waa given-all cugoo which had linited or 23
[3514]resettienont potential and must, of necossity, bo sottled lccaliy ia
[3515]: the Geraan sounoay. Tho suppleaentary core and maintenance waa divided
[3516]arter a thorough diecussion with eacn agency dy wutual agreesent. Thies
[3517]action reoultod tn eatadlishing a cduoload in Gersany of 79 cages cone
[3518]siating of ssov 180 pavplo for TP, and 102 caseo with approxinately
[3519]| 200 poople for AYRF. Wow rogiutranto by vithor agency will ba reverred
[3521]fer
[3523]to Escepoa Pregroa field rapresontatives (in Corgany, Munich) fer
[3524]eback agsinot. current card ftleg. After a dessior haa been fuliy
[3525]davaloped on tha case, a dotoroination ao to tho appropriate agency
[3526]will be cado according tu the case's resettlesont potential,
[3528]4. GQuastion: Bhat are the critorta for accepting a Soviet escape aa.
[3529]& rolivf recipient and what office or rogulationa deterulne sare? ..
[3531]Thora i¢ enelosed the basic proviatunal gulde concerning eligitie
[3532]lity, tegother with sudsoquont clarifications tssued ta the fieid on
[3533]tha Sovioto. Thia ta tho eriteria undor which o yoraon Le oxtentad,
[3534]end dociarsd cligible for, Progran ssvisteice. Thesy reguleticas vere
[3535]edapted frea.a goaeral policy ssuuad by the U.S. Dopartment of State.
[3536]Within tha frenowerk of those rugulations, tho hecajue Progrea ducta
[3538]eosurity point of view, Sinultenesuoly the man la counselled in en
[3540]offort to detersciny iiia necds troc a suciulogical and economics angie.
[3542]Tha reoulta of theao invootigationea detorciauy tha courso of actions
[3543]upon ghioh the Eacopoa Progray proceeda, However, in tho na: OFS a?
[3544]eagoa, hesantterion easiatence 18 extonded to tndividuale pending tha
[3545]coaplote coourkty inveastigution, or unti] saterial surfictentiz serczae
[3546]tory to deny oligtbilaty 129 discoverad., (4 ntiun shauld te 2iretted
[3547]“to paragraph 7 of tha eligibility guida, watch enables CSEP ts fer.
[3548]TS.
[3550]eligibility on any inséiwidual or individuala of interest te cines
[3551]agenclos, regardicas of normal eligibility criteria.)
[3553]5. Gungtionr Wrat is the source of the polacy wntcn mainteing that
[3554]. thors suot ba a loaningscvorsbackward to avoid tho riak of ary political
[3555]suplication in applying the USEP progran? : :
[3557]. an "te The Eacazee wee
[3559]14-0000
[3561]we .
[3562]Co cceeanenet neem eet mien eesercemmamesiuee
[3563]oS 2 EGRET
[3565]j _ . . . .
[3567]: The Escazao Progrea woo: originally outlined tn DEPCIRTEL 676, .
[3568]January 29, 1952 (Top Socret) which indfoated that the Progras vould » Bee
[3569]be uniartaken through oontracte with voluntary agencies to provide ” f:
[3571]~ @ertain supplios and services to escapaoa of recont date. Inaanguch we
[3573].G9 the largoat and moat Important voluntary agenctos oporating in ~ m
[3575]: Oo _ Europe are of religious nature and endeavor to stay clear of unter=
[3576]‘ , _ a takings which have political toplicationo, it was deteruines that the :
[3577]Escapoe Pragrea would suppreas vo the oxtunt poosible tne pos iticas _
[3578]nature of ita operationa in order to ancure and saintain the “good . -
[3579]vill" ant cooperation of thoog agonctos. fn our reiattionships, how- -
[3580]over, with certain ayonciea of ethnic character (e.g. APCH --*hcorican a
[3581]Fund for Cugchoslovak Hefigoas), enpooially when these agenciosa are .
[3582]directed by individuatea in whoa USEP haa conpiote confidence, Little,
[3583]if any, action hao boon taken to supproos or diaguioe USEP political .
[3584]Applications, Thera 16, however, a tendanoy on the part of USEP offi
[3585]cialo to euppresa political inplioatione of the Progrea in treir arrange-
[3586]ponte with aoveral ogoncios ~-- duo to thoir lack of conftdenss in the
[3588]. leadorehip of thoce egunctos. Ura, Schaufuss, Tolatoy Foundation,
[3589]| Sheba Coodman, Auorioan Frionds ef Ruoalan Proodyai Kax‘Pra sudo ,/“Organt-
[3590]sation for Rehabilitation throygh Treining; angi Ustoon,-thtercatluaal
[3591]Roscuo Counittes: and Ulohagl/Rodyk “Uni ted Ukfainian enericea Relle?
[3592]Cosalttee; are oxanploa of Diroctora in whos USEP has Little canfidence.
[3594]oe. Thig lecx df confiduncs srigea frog the fact that thooo peraoualitica
[3596]. Spparontly hava thoir own azoa ty grind. USEP hag revonied, Sovuver,
[3597]ond vill contiusoe ta reveal to a limited axtent, the political nature
[3598]of the Evcagoo Progras to certain solected persona tn tho voluntary”
[3599]agenoiosg who sre aubjaot to the nesessary degrog of direotioa, and in
[3601]“whan: confidence cay be caintained. Thio sourga of action to aotiveted
[3602]pricardly by tho faot that political overtones of tho Prograa cannot be
[3603]wholly hidden froa.an intelligent parson, yot it ie not in the Progres's
[3604]dest intorost to edvioo officially the roligious bodico of the political
[3605]aspeoto. Although the uajor roligtoug agencies undoubtedly are avare
[3606]of the politiosl aspects of the Progrea, thay oheogse to ignore thea so
[3607]long a9 thay aro not involvad directly Into any political operattona,
[3609]~ and 60 long oa they are not adviged officially of thea.
[3611]§. ste ys thera eny seans through whioh asolatnanes tu deserve
[3612]ing ecubers vu LOPE (already on tho sasoloadsa) can ba bpoeied up?
[3614]USDP offtciolea throughout tna arca are continually endeavoring to
[3615]@peed up Progres benefito to the ulticate recipionta., Thie ra applica-
[3616]ble ta the entire cavoload of all agencies end hoa not tia tho paot been
[3617]predicatc’ upon cooberobip in eny organisation which aay or gay aot be
[3618]of interest to J.S, Soverngent ayengioy, In thio vay, USE? vadoavors
[3619]to oxtend Progrea bonefite to all shoas oligtble without focussing
[3620]unnscaocary ottontson upon individsal oopborsa or a particular orgsaisa+
[3621]tion of intoreot to agonciea of the U.S. Governuont. Furthes, USEP ~
[3623]“oy ar officials ewes
[3626]14-0000
[3628]- offictais have no way of dotersining ehether an escapoes ta or 1a
[3630]not a-cester ef TZOPS, Hovever, if Cad deotros tc furniah USEP wlth a
[3631]Ykat. of TOSPS usadership, OPC will request the JOE Divielune in each
[3632]‘sountry to confer aligidtlity on tho {ndividuala t.eted and to pay
[3633]particular attention that euch individuala aay receive pereonal atten-
[3635]: tion in the Suture.
[3637]. “oot nasticns: La there any posei bality of elivinating Tovetoy and
[3638]a + AFRP altegether and doing thie job through another agency or agencios?
[3640]In consideration of thiv queation, USEP nos raluttantiy Jectded
[3641]that £8 tweuld not be Fooaible to olisinate Tolatoy Pountation, aiace
[3642]Tolotoy de an old, oatadliohad agency with a frage-enoen and regpecte3
[3643]vithin certain oalgro circios. It aay bo poovible, however, for cas
[3645]to undertake tne vliuination, olthough vss relaiicaonips wath TP and
[3647]“te Board of Directors are unknova to thie office. Since a¥uiy ies
[3648]relatively new organisation, end tha character of ita Burepean leatore
[3649]ohip ig cucn more undeairable than that of Toletuy, bt a concelvadle
[3651]| that APSF could be olfainated frou thy Nusestan fieid ccneiseradly easier
[3653]: than Tolotey. Moreover, a8 the Chaircan of the Board of the AVOP 1a a
[3655]retired U.S, Adatral, ho would probably ba inclined to gu along vith
[3657]the wishes of Govornoont officials if it could be ohown that tho all-
[3659]’ mination of aFRF vaa in tha bout intvrest cf the !.5. sJovernnant,
[3660]Yowaver, the oliaination of othuie type agencies in thia reapgot would,
[3661]perhapa, conpal tho Escapes Prograa to enter inte relationgnipa with
[3662]@ roligious agency, ong. the WCC, in their stead end the succosefal
[3663]resolution of the Soviot probles would becoue autuoaticaiiy gueh sore
[3664]diffioult.
[3668]0. Cueations How dogs an agoncy qualify for a VSEP contract? What
[3669]ere the requireszenta for qualifications
[3671]USEP curruntly hao contractual arrangements with f2 vuluntory
[3672]aooietios resroventing the sajor roligioua badios (1.0. Vathviles, Jeus,
[3673]and Protegtazta) and the cafor othnis groups represented in the popula=
[3674]tion of thea Ynitul States of anoriua. To qualify for a JSBP ovatract
[3675]tha agency, if it 19 wholly Avyrican in coaposition and tacurporated
[3676]under the lava uf ony of tho 68 Status, or the Diutriot of Columdia,
[3677]Gust ba scoerviitul by what was known oa the Departcoat of Statale
[3678]Advisory Couaittves on Voluntary Yoroiga did, and which io now-e part
[3679]of POA. The Exucutive Director of thio Conaittes ta Mr, Willian He
[3680]MoCahoa, was 26 algo oa otaff ceubar in tha offices of the Avuiatent
[3681]Direstor for Rofugeas and Migration, FO’, In addition to thooa egonclies |
[3682]which hare teen incorporated in the U.S., USEP algo eatere into rela-
[3683]tionehipa with other organisations which arg international tn gharacter
[3684]and copposition'=«< euch aa tho” World Cuuno4l of Churchaa, tho“Vorla
[3686]ORT wos
[3689]14-0000 . - no aes
[3691]"/ITACH. ‘Bo
[3695]is ; ,
[3696]a, ; ay!
[3697]> RESTHLIT D SECT Y INFO TIN
[3699]‘ IRSVISICUAL GUIDE NO. L duly 17, 1952 Li:
[3701]CRITERIA FER ENIORITY ALGISTANCE UMDER ESCAPE P.ceRaM
[3703]Cd ie The votabh Security Act of 1951 provides’ the basic legigiats
[3704]wthority for tno Escapeo Pregran and thus ostablishes tho olesentary. cris
[3705]teria fer extending assistance. -
[3707]. Soction 191 (a)(1) of that Act authorizes tho expenditure ef 4 sia
[3708]not to axceed $100,C00,0C) "far any selected persons who ore. residing in er
[3709]epcapias from the Soviet Unien, Foland, Czachoslovakia, Uungary, Rusania,
[3711]Bulzaria, Alvanie, Lithuanta, Latvia and Estening er tho Communlat doninsied
[3712]or Caztunist cecupted mreaa of Gorsany and Austria, and any othur countries
[3713]cbserbod by the Soviet Union either te fourm such persons inte alscents cr
[3714]the military ferces supporting the Nerth Arlantie Troaty Organization ov
[3715]for cthur purpeses, whea Lt fu-simdlarly dotermiino! ty the sresidont that
[3716]such assiutanco will contrivute to the cefease of tho torti Atlantic area
[3717]ant to the security of the United Gtates!,
[3719]2. Offichils carrying out this propraa she id not becone invelyed in
[3720]complez, tine-congumliy: »recedures in doturnining priority for assistanca.
[3721]Te 4s expect? that a vesitive approach tovant priority wili bea taken amd
[3722]thet criterta will mscgn os siiple and broad as is consistent with USe
[3723]interests, It follows tnt a:d ghould be given insediately to purgong whe
[3724]apparantly meet the priority eriterda outlined velo and should be withdraw
[3725]enly if reasonable evidence is broucht forward which indicates that the
[3726]porsen deed not meat theve criteria.
[3728]3. The intent and purpose of the program is to aid now eucances fray
[3729]comuist oprressivn., whasever the m ts of aiding persens who wore dis-
[3730]Placed before, during, or goon after Vierld Var IZ, such aid ig net nemally
[3731]@ préper concern of this program. Uertover, quite apart fra. any other cons
[3732]olderstions, the pregran dees not nave suffietent funga te assist many
[3733]parsons ether than those who bave recesti: egcarud frer benind the [roa
[3734]Curtain. In the feruzoing perspective, tho following tecia vill be utili-
[3735]zed by tho liiso..ng in ascending iMioraty for assistance.
[3737]be Feterity for assistuncy in resettlement and fer gupplerentary care
[3739]will be granted any parpan whe escaped arter Junuary 1, 190 feos the UOSR,
[3740]Polacd, Latvia, Lithuania, cutonia, Czec.cgbovakia, Hungary, Runania,
[3741]Bulcoria or Albsnia.
[3743]S withta tho bread seonfines of the above, there will te certain
[3744]pergona whos thy United States ebviowsly will not desire to agcist ar there
[3745]will to othora whege stutus in their count ry of rusidenca after tiisht is
[3746]puch that’ they pessces the rights aad coltg.ticna of us een of tha
[3747]couitry in wach they have tuken asylui
[3749]RESTRICTED SESUATTY DEGWUTION . oe _.)
[3751]Shved
[3753]B02 FO LEGr
[3756]14-0000
[3758]ne ,
[3760]Me eer ee et oO tee
[3762]Seem et nee
[3764]RUSTRICCED SECURITY INFOR 27 ION
[3765]{FROVDiON.L QUIDE ‘NOe I (cont)
[3767]“CRIED pati TRICRTTY. .SSIST. {SS ISTANCE Ime ESC. PEE ROOK M ce
[3769]Aspistance will thus be denied to or withdrawn from any porgon wor
[3771]he Is a Communist acont.
[3772]B. 33 a forser Nazi or iiazi collaborator seoxing to escape just punta |
[3774]ment for crines committed during World war IX against Allic’ per-
[3775]sonnel or against civil populations.
[3777]C. Is a comnon criminal.
[3779]D, Yas unreasonably rofused reacttlencnt opportunities.
[3781]£. Is recognized by tho competent authorities of tim cowitry in which
[3782]he resides as having the rights and obligations which are attached ta
[3783]the ressession of citizenship of that country es, Gorman rofugees
[3784]and oxpellees, persons of Turkish athnic origin fron Ramanta and.
[3785]Bilgariagare exclude? from assdiutance under this paragraph.
[3787]F. Has teon satisfactorily acttled lozally,
[3789]6, Assistance will bo extended, however, te these versons otherwise
[3790]eligible under the provisions of thag carcular wic defect from diplomatic,
[3791]other official or somi-offictal missions or dolegsticns shale abroad in
[3793]the service of thoir country.
[3795]Te Missions are authorized to nuke individual excoptions, repgardicss of
[3796]datolino, when such oxcoptiona arc in tho datorest of the U.S. or when such
[3797]oxcoptions ara requested by other Uso. Governient agoneies vperaling in roe
[3798]lated fields. hen requested oxcoptacns arn sot faVorably senatdered by
[3800]the Country Unit they must be referred te the Sperial wnat prior to final
[3802]action,
[3804]6. A family group cuntainuy: a ‘A person oF pergo:a wie woul! 53% ertinarily
[3805]ba asatated dua to niticnality, vere rolisn escapes and austrian ajwuse and
[3806]who aro otherwiso eligible ashouid be considered eligible ag a unit.
[3808]9. Besic responsibility for dutermunatica of eligiodlity will rest with
[3809]tho Local Unita. howuvor, it 16 oxpocted that they will devise ways and
[3810]moans of utilising loral factlittes and efftefhis to a mucous extent in
[3811]order to casigt the Lrcul Usdt fa discharging tida reaponaibility. In the
[3812]ovant tho local unit requires furthor asaistanss in reaching an cligibility a
[3813]docielen, the Special Unit may bo called upcn by the Local Unit fur infor-
[3815]mation or sdvice.
[3817]RESTRICTED :
[3819]SI mee Areas metre. a tree SF oi Aee Lecce em Sac
[3821]14-0000
[3823].
[3825]OR a, GAIT, RY re? Se, sow eee eee
[3827]a TE tee,
[3829]os
[3831]a SP ae ete
[3833]GP se
[3835]RESTRICTED -- SECUR.TY INFRUATION
[3837]t =| f 56 :
[3838]- one ACDENOU
[3839]. nes Misc}. [otree:) t
[3841]PACVISIONAL OUIDE NC. 1
[3843]GRITERTA POR FREGUTY ASSISTAILZ UNDER ESCAPER PROGiAM
[3845]foxt of tole-cenference recotved from Lepartmont July 1h, 1952
[3846]in arplificatton of crituria cutlined wdor Frovisional Guide ls
[3848]“PEP Program 1a concerned with oseapoog from Soviot or Soviet
[3849]dorloated urease In view fact FZ? funds ore Lirtted and bocause of
[3850]leglelative history of program priority cr proferuncy cust be given
[3851]to coru rucont escapees such 63 thege who oscapod nftus January 1,
[3852]198. Decistons as to application of fund must alyo be based on
[3853]reaulto which can be achiavod in wras of basic objuctives of programs
[3854]Tn other words wo are net distributing a limited rultof fund oqually
[3856]aceng o deaignated numbur of psogtee. Ko aro more concerned with
[3858]" thoge who have escaped mere recently than theao who havo buon tn the
[3860]As exporionce dovolczs wo e&xll ecke tho forogoing nore scloctive
[3862]rofugos etate sinse World War I cr thoas who wore uprooted butwoun
[3863]Soptorbor 1939 and January 1, 19.3, The date January 1, 1940 13 an
[3864]againistrative duvice which orovwtd not tu rigidly applicd unlcou
[3865]Inter oxhaustion of funds increasingly roquires this action. Of
[3866]equal concern to IEF ary thu rusuits which can ba achieved in torms
[3867]of reostsblishcent, rosettlonant, buttor noralo, otce, a9 botwoon
[3868]ona prcfoct snd ancther, Wa ehsult ecox sulf~liquidating, non
[3869]repetitive usos for FEP finds, aves to tho extent possible
[3871]Bccoptanco cf ruspensitilicies which cannot readily ba ralinquishode
[3875]EP cea) at ag Rh Roepe Te alte
[3879].
[3882]14-0000
[3884]; . BESTRUGS 22 ;
[3885]a : anondnant No. 1 .
[3886], to e -
[3887]SS
[3888]i Trovisdonal Gatdo Noe Is (cost) ;
[3890]SAT MIGY AS3ESTANCE CITT DSC BLS PRIGRL! oS
[3894]re?
[3896]od
[3899]tee 7
[3901]Sub parrgsanh & of unnumborod paracrap) following paragraph five
[3903]of Provision Suids No. 1 1s amended to read:
[3907]“E, Iy recognized ty the compotont authorities of tho country in
[3908]i . witch ho resides or other country outside of tho area of
[3910]t ; Soviet deninstton a3 having tae ri chss and obligations hich
[3911]aru attached to the poosesaios ox citizenship of that country
[3912]0.3. Gansan roduzeos and expellz0s, persona of Turkiah othnic
[3913]origin froy kunsnia aud Qulparia ure erccludod from assuiatance
[3917]me eich ican Or na tt i aA OO tual a nhl Damm nated leah «inn Se sted eres Bn
[3920]14-0000
[3922]mn
[3924]“my eo .
[3925]i oe, va Ain BON. A
[3926]: fae JA 2 .
[3927]fur
[3929]ti,hter and conetant sanegeaont
[3930]he present systoa Of heade<off
[3931]to tecause Of regulations? If the
[3932]> change the reguiationg, and 10 at
[3933]than the context of overall SEP policy?
[3935]t tnvelwing itee.f or ite ataff in the actual inpleronta-
[3937]2 Seley sf ae
[3938]ticn af pe-jecte OF in volcatary. ageacy operations, TSEP caintains a
[3939]sentiferng serutiny and review of every project and contract into which
[3941]tnfereation developed by fioid officere in the couroe
[3942]1s passed to the Chiaf of the Escapee Pivgraa Division
[3943]gacernod, who evaluates tha. caterial and diocusaes 2%, when appropric.
[3944]ato, witn tho local agency director. Subsequent to this evaiuaticn .
[3946]and discusaion with the agoacyy the natertal ia forwarded to CFCEP
[3947]ehich pakes a second anatyais and, $f indicated, discceawa tt with
[3949]the sgonoy's Eutopeaa Director. There 18 no policy cf handecoff ental
[3950]tha end-audit 3 wade. Tid-usesauiite are an integral part of the
[3951]reviov of projects in order to detersine whethor or not the eupylies
[3953]and corvices ard reaching the eecazees.
[3955]t has entered.
[3958]Yon aad
[3960]ru of the
[3961]pest te
[3964]In the light of tho preceding fF
[3965]queotion boconed acadesic; hivever, - :
[3966]floxivlo and can be adapted to ary aitsaticn warra’
[3968]of procedurdd. : /
[3970]wate.
[3974]- 2, gwoattund  Rretorestnentrterpcetele’ - ‘.
[3975]geana an
[3977]al!
[3978]a pan Te earning o dt@tinugiy putsarg:' a. ersate
[3979]unhealthy end unhappy etiotonca, .8@ %o &.% oat. re uke Oh
[3980]6alle tho ahuta on thie, USEP ur the aqen tea?
[3982]fo. naitiene obtaln=
[3984]Rather, sucal pottlonent depente +s, @ variety °
[3985]ing in the cooe uf a particular Yaai.s. Tarai Sores. on c.at, of naves= .
[3986]“alty, ve given ty the Juve wf the
[3987]whother ur nut they aro e-reing. au
[3989]principe. Tageearnere ty Jateroines
[3991]Qn. eyati ona. ares a.gt ouitable
[3992]tu thetr desires, bacaground and eor.dtye ts. their wages %2 dotersina
[3993]ehether ur not thelr oarsinga are eulfictent ts eet the agole of their
[3994]foatlys tv thotr huuaing 2 ietera: tft 16 odeqeatey aad other face
[3995]tore stiser puof be conaiteredy ins ction efthoa faatista fira intes
[3996]gration inty the soc Subgandty, peding ite van attituta tovard
[3997]euoh integration, it Lacy of UEP to place a Gan or a
[3998]fently on an ineltgidia 2 liet ao a isce eettied caso if
[3999]he is earning a dtetinctiy ai exiaterce. ~9 teciaicn of
[4000]Jocal ootticaa.t .9 sade & ? of the Secapeo Prcoysca UViviaion
[4002]tne Sivseicn Chief's decioion te
[4003]“qhe wolentary agency oa analysed and
[4005]fread. i
[4007]in each parsons
[4008]booed uyen th
[4009]ovaiuetes ty
[4011]_ ? J; Gugation: see
[4012]2 O68 mm
[4018]ya
[4021]14-0000 ee its
[4023]oe
[4025]ae . . . . 4
[4026]Cm: cr
[4028]LE ~ | eaten wo a ne erence
[4029]: r FY
[4030]Lo. . a fe Ht ET ts
[4032][
[4033]on a he saee.ca? L
[4036]tae Wl lar tary agencies
[4037]@ spinate!s t: an aszre-
[4038].@ tase 2f two ogercies
[4039]-- Toletoy Foundation and
[4040]200.45 Preedsa, Thie, noworer, was rondived on
[4041]£¥ at a gseoting of tne tev agenciea with the Chiof,
[4042]Bacazees Progr Division; TSOMs. At thie seeting the Tolstoy Foundation
[4043]. vae given ; cipal reaponaibility for al: ceases which have a rogettle=
[4044]. 1 * Bent potentia.. APRP vas given all cazva which had lisited or no
[4045]mo , -Fevottlonent potential and aust, of necaosslty, bo sotticd locally in
[4046]_ the Gersan econony., The supplementary care and aaintonance was divided
[4047]after @ thorough discussion with each agency by autual agreonont. This
[4048]action resulted in ocstoolishing a caseload in Germany of 79 casen con-
[4049]: : Oloting of sowe 190 people for TP, and 102 casos wlth approximatoly
[4050]ys } 200 people for APRF. Now registrants by oltner agency will bo referred
[4051]to Eacapea Prograa field roproaontatives (in Ge-uany, Munich) for a
[4052]check againot current card fllea. After a doosior haa been fully
[4053]dovaloped on the case, a determination a3 to tho azypropriatoe agency
[4054]will de sado according to the case's rosottleaent potential.
[4056]4. Queottoas What are the criteria for accoz;ting @ Suvtot eacapee as
[4057]@ relief reviplent and what office or regulations determine saao?
[4059]Thera 19 encloaad the bagie pruv.aiuna: gaitea concerning e:tgldi-
[4060]‘ lity, togethar with subsequent clarificatiune jesvel %) the fieid on
[4061]tha Soviota. This fo the eriteria untjer wnicr a ,ere.n to extetiod,
[4062]. . and declared aligible fur, Prograa sazistance as regulations sore
[4063]adapted froa o gonoral policy tooued ty the U.t. Le,artaent uf Bate.
[4064]UVithin tho fresovuerk of these toguiatiuna, the Eaze,09 Prugrea iontsote
[4065]. @ soourlty invealigativn vhicn estati:ahes oe ass'o e.iglbiiity fr.e 0
[4066]t . soourity point of view, Sisultaneuue:y Bern ta sosnge..ed in an
[4067]effort bo detoruine nie teade (rua a erect 40... angie.
[4068]The rogults of theoe inveotigatioss deters ection
[4069]upon ehion the Bacapea Prograa yroceote, d-cerer, earvelty of |
[4070]oases, humanitarian adalagtsase is exteused to ind en@ing ita
[4071]ooaplete Govurity investigation, vr ent). gaterie. es fic a7 Zervea-
[4072]tory to deny oligidtiity 16 diecoworel. (attontica anusit sa sirocted
[4073]to paragraph 7 of the oligibility guido, gwnicnh enables “SEP ts confer
[4074]oligidility on any tndividsal or individsals of interes’ ty wither 7.3.
[4075]agonotes, regardless of normal eligibility critorie.}
[4077]5. Qvantions What te “he source of tha pol zy which paintaina nat
[4078]there Guot ba a leaning=over=backvard to evoid the riak of any political
[4080]_foplication in applying the USEP progras?
[4082]The Secapae aes
[4085]14-0000
[4087]“cortain suppl
[4089]sy 2stiized in LEPS
[4090]scated that the Prsgris wouls
[4092]Tho Sacapes Progras van origin
[4094]January 25, iS52 (Top Secret, wal anite
[4095]be undertasen through cantracts ef Yiluntary agensios t2 previde
[4096]nd services te ayeee tf recent fete. Inasauct
[4097]is
[4099]arr age
[4101]endorse
[4102]tnat the
[4104]Europe are =f
[4105]takings onset
[4106]Eaca;zoe Pr
[4107]nature cf ite
[4108]whit and
[4109]evor, with ttn
[4110]Fund for _ oe agencies are
[4111]Sirectec se oe confidence, Listie,
[4112]foany, act diegaiee TS itica:
[4113]wicaticca, gency on tho pert of USEP offie
[4114]? tse Program in their errenge-
[4116]tv lack of confidenses tn the
[4118]bf shasfaag, Tolatoy Founcatior .
[4119]eeedBan, agec.can Friensa of Russian Proedya; Eag'Drasle,brgeas-
[4120]Boticn for Re.azicitation tarssgn Traiuing; anod Mataon,-dhtematicnal
[4121]Bote Taaittéa; and HicnaalAodye ited Tefainioan acoricaad Helis?
[4122]Toealttso; are oxaazies of Sirectora in whos USEP hag little confidence.
[4123]Thla Ytanw <7 cusfidence ariuea {rca the act that thooa pursonslitica
[4124]Spparently nave tneir can axes to grind. USEP has revealed, however,
[4125]ant wlil continue ts revaal to a liaitod extont, the political nature
[4126]of the Escayew Prograa to certain selected pereong in the voluntary
[4127]Sgeoncieo wns ere aubjoct to the nocevaury dograu of direotios, and in
[4128]vnve confidence tay oe waintained. Tnia courge uf action ie uotivatea
[4129]yrisarily vy the fact that political overtoaeo of the Progra cannot de
[4130]@holly nidgen froa’an intelligent parson, yot it ‘1a not in the Prograa’s
[4131]beet intorogt ty alviag officially the raiigious bodioo of the political
[4132]Geyeute. sithvugh the gajor roiigivus agancios undcubtedly are avare
[4133]of the political aspects of the Progrea, they chueose to tganura theu so
[4134]long ae thoy aro not tnvolved directly into any political vperatianes,
[4135]and co lung aa they ore not siviaed officially of thea.
[4137]Sheba
[4140]ing sonbdere ot-Tz0PS (already on tho caseloads) can ba s;eeter up?
[4142]USEP officials throughout the area are continsaliy enteavering is ont
[4143]opood up Proyrca bouefita to the ultizate reciploate, 3 z-:
[4144]blo to the ontire cagvload ef ail agencies acid nas not in tne peut sees 3]
[4145]prodicatad upon goaberohip in cny organisation woicn cay -7 Gay 9.3 v0 o
[4146]of intorsdt to U.S, Governzent agencies, in ao vay, hk? atoavize ry
[4147]to eztond Frogrea banofits to all thoea oligitio witru. eieg r=)
[4148]unnessosory attention upon individca. aonvers cf a zert rgtsise- . =
[4149]tion of interost to sgencica of the O.5, asversment. Pest Poe 9d =)
[4151]ar a cT DPE Teee eee 2)
[4152]Plea! 3,
[4156]4
[4158]|
[4162]14-0000
[4164]@ 3eC i? Oo
[4166]offiotale havo no vay sf -dotoraining wiothor en eocapes ig or to
[4168]not @ geaber vf TZOPS. Sowover, tf CA3 ddsires to furnich USEF with s
[4169]_ Lhat of TZ0FZ nogberetip, CPC BIL] request the USE? Diviolone in cach
[4171]country 69 confor ‘eligsbalaty, on the individuals listed and. to pay .
[4173]particular attention that such individuals gay receive persons] sttens--
[4175]tion in the future. :
[4177]-
[4178]arr “questions Ta, there any possibility of olisinating Tovatoy and ;
[4179]APR? altugether end, sorag thie job through another agency or agencies®
[4181]In conaidaration cf ‘gnie question, USED? hoe rolactantiy 4dec:4e4
[4182]that 1t sould not be scasible to eliainate Tolstoy Foundation, ace
[4183]Tolstoy 10 on old, eataditotied agonoy with a nema known ani respectes
[4184]within cortain ootgre circioo. It cay bo poasible, however, for 745 —
[4185]to undortaxe tho olinination, althougn CAS rolationshipe witn TF an3
[4187]ts Board vf Directora are unknown to this office. Since AFPRF to 8 —
[4188]’ pelatively.new organization, end the charactor of its European icadere
[4189]ship to much ovre uniesirablo than that of Tolotoy, 1% 10 concelvarle
[4190]that AFH? could be aliginatdd frou the Ruggian field convidurad:y eas’
[4191]thon Tolotey. Moreover, av the Chairuan of tho Board of tho Aye? :8 6
[4192]retired U.5. Adatral, be would probably bo inclined to go slung with
[4193]__the wloheo uf Govornnent of fictala if 4¢ could be chown that the eit-
[4194]“pination of AFF sae tn the boot tnterdot of the U.S, Government.’
[4195]Yovever, tha eliainatioa of ethnioe typo agencies tn thia reopout would,
[4196]porhaps, veopel the Escapes Prograa to unter into ralationahipa with
[4197]a roligiuusa agency, o.g. tho WCC, in thoir otead and tho succosefs:
[4198]reaolution of the Soviet probloa would becone sutogatioally Buch sore
[4199]dittioult.
[4201]GO. Questions How dove an agency qualify for a USEP contracs® Unat
[4202]Ore the requiresents far qualifications
[4204]USED cvrrontly tes gontractual arrangenante with 22 woiuntary
[4205]soctotios reprasonting the oajor religious bedieo (1.0. Cathulica, Jove,
[4206]* ond Protestants) end the sajur ethnia groups repregonted in tho popeia-
[4207]tion of tha Unitod Status of anorica. Yo qualify for a USEP contract
[4208]the agaacy, 1f £t fo wholly dnuricoa in coajgogition and incorporated
[4209]undor ¢he lewg of one of tho gu Statue, or tho District of Coluarie,
[4210]tust do ecoredited by what wos known oo the Gopartcent of State's
[4211]Advisory Cocaittao oa Yeoluntary Yoretga Aid, a24 which 46 now a part
[4212]of FCA. ‘Tha Executive Dirootor of thie Conaittes ie Mr. Pillias 4.
[4213]MaCahoa, who to sisa a staff cenbur in tho Offloo of tha Acetavtant
[4214]Dirootor for Refugees asd Migration, FQ’. In eddision to those agensies
[4215]whiom have boen incorporated in tho U.S9., USEP aluo entera tato rela-
[4216]tionshipa vith other oe Sant set yone which arog international in Sesrector
[4217]and composition -- such as the’ World Couneil of Churches, theVorld
[4219]ORT se0
[4222]14.90000 ye tae
[4225]Ne
[4226]cn Paton, the. Vorld Yuta, oa the Lutheran World Federatica. Bith.
[4227]Sat exception, thede ggoasies ‘have etrong and reputayle iearicea
[4228]af Sliat which eve accowlited end racogniaed by the Adviecry Come
[4229]Bittee on Foluntoy Foreign Aid, In tha cove of Wc, the American -
[4230]affitiate ts tho Natioasi Ipyasil of the Churchea of Chriat, whos9
[4231]©; hana ofgeat nation fa taalcharch World Service; it 19 accredited
[4232]ty the advioory Or thelis da _ Yotuntaty Poreign Aid cad ts 4 xcader
[4233]: ‘$n gist agending of the A307: scan Council of Voluntary Agencles for
[4234]: . : ~ . Pasarela Service, : @poolfic requireaente for quali
[4235]. , ‘ “facet s los havevar, it fa belioved that to te
[4236][ ysant Sed. for acered tatioa by tha advisory Cocaittce, an agescy euat
[4237]te eapzorted by voluntary: ibestipticns, and humanitarian in character.
[4238]zt ia delieved thet Bgorsies wholly political” are not eligible.
[4240]3: “question: What is the status of the proposal ta fora a Russian
[4241]_ deter Company which te “wrderotand hoo been approved in Weshiagtoa? |
[4243]} GOR paral agreement on the forzation by USARSUR of a Lator Service
[4244]Tait coapriaed of Soviet agcames haa been reavhad by US BUCY and
[4246], SUR. Thia project now only awaito final approval froa the Dopart-
[4248]meat cf Aray ao te certain details, (It io undoretaod that the aray
[4250]Sas already aogroed %> the gropoeal in principal.) [¢ to anticipated
[4252]Hat the project will de iaplecented in the near future.
[4254]; The Unit, whicn will be assignad a guard oiaaion, etll cospriess
[4256]: fabstalty lvO officera ani can. In addition, one aan to act cs ataff
[4258]‘gs advizer to USARSUR on cattera affecting the Unit will protabdly be
[4259]resraited. This position srould hava a field grada of perhaps a
[4261]i Lieatenant Colonel. Tne peraonnel coiling of 1CO tay be rateod to’
[4263]t 2N0 whould Lt appoar destrable in the Light of oxparience. In arder
[4265]i ts awold thd appodrance of supporting Great kusaian or aiaority
[4266]Tagtonas asperationa, the shoulder flash for woabers of the coapany
[4268]} 9 waald doar the nage “*ROSSISAIY" or Ruecian People, rather than.
[4270]waesaerT™ er | Hvoetena, :
[4272]_ ‘ : In the course of a , resont Qtscugaion betvoen representativas of.
[4274]2 U.S. Bucou, and thie office soncerning this proposal, general
[4276]Teesent waa reaghed on tha fullowing pointes.
[4280]#8) Lendorshtp in the ccapany should be rocrutted froa the aore.
[4281]recent Soviet escapeda or defectors, rather than frca the clder *eaigre"
[4283]grvezl - .
[4285]$) Bfforta should be nade to rocruit the caginua poosicle cunder
[4286]frca the escapeco registered wate USSPs, and
[4288]3} Tse TSOPE group atould be strongly ‘represented in tne ccazanay.
[4290]“se9tteory
[4292]10.
[4294]AUT E o ve!
[4295]Ba OAR
[4299]14-0000
[4301]want ue to make any pitch on thio?
[4303]-tion.. However, it to balseve
[4305]‘holped under the Proyraa?
[4307]‘ gontinucd to inoreaae deupits tho fact that ovor
[4309]‘ Daokground, probleay, vxperiunoo,
[4311]ry
[4315]clesency Loant
[4317]oon taxon to eat the
[4319]10. Suastioa: flave.any atope be econoy. |
[4320]ef HICOS to partcn Sovlet-ooca70a3 aentonced for oinor, offenses coa~
[4322]uitted® in oa attend: to aurvive, thue clearing their rocorde? Do you
[4324]2" In'the paot, potitions for clemency heavy only teen preodnted to
[4325]tho Clenoncy Board of HICO3 who a person wuo' under aotive: cdnaideré-
[4326]tion for rosottlozent. Tho Clasoncy Foard hoo uouvally acted. owiftiy:
[4327]with tha boot inturoot of the dndivigzai ant of the J.3. Governaont
[4328]in pind. “Reaontly, hovover,-otopa vere taken td initiate petitions
[4329]for cleaoncy on oll cages of the tyfaa centioned in question LO. it
[4330]to too early at ‘the yrogont tine to farovog tha rooult of thio opera=
[4332]4 that at io not yet, nocooeary for. CaS
[4334]appropriate officiale en thia pointe -' .
[4336]to approsoh the
[4339]4 ' . .
[4340]dle eunations In tho USEP policy to reduce the nusvera gho can be ©
[4341]If true, what are tho ryavona for thio policy
[4343]which eppeara on the purfacy to be a step backward fron solving tho
[4345]probvlea? |
[4347]cy to rojuse the nustera who cen be holped
[4348], the USEP caculosd heo
[4349]2 6,600 hava town resetq
[4351]It 1a not the ULE? poll
[4352]undor tho bacopov Frograd. aa a patter of fact
[4354]tled, end cany have baon dropped for various reogung, including igeii-
[4355]gidility, local intogration, cud doath. It. fo true that tho pricary
[4356]purpose of tha Frogras ta tu rovettlae oligiblos obroat; and: tu-intograta..
[4357]loaally those whose reoottlenant potdatial io’ low. hin sction, of ena
[4358]in itoolf, doov toud to reduce. the usader of persona vho oan be suteo=
[4359]quently belpod under tho progres. It ia aloo the policy of tho Progres
[4361]to oreato au Btuwospnore in which other pregresg vhioh dopond to a cor~
[4362]tain oxtoat upon tho psychological atiituds osteting in catgre oirclea
[4364]gan oporate oucossafully. In furthering this partioular abjootiva,
[4366]tha Procres haa recently taken oction to deolaro a2 oligibloe thoge pereong
[4367]who, although having ruooords as Binor oriuinalo, ore of interest to U.S.
[4368]cgonoies, aid have brcadoned the bas:a to aucept ary Joviet citisen 00
[4369]eligible if hy nav in ery woy 2een under divoiplina of the Soritot Govern-
[4371]sent ofnog January 1, 1945.
[4373]12, Crasticns What kaa the Lscapao Prograa acoodplished for Sovict
[4374]a ,
[4376]gooapovct
[4378]CSEP'o sovintceavs to evcarges 19 based pricarily upon tha noola
[4379]of caoh individual rugistorad wlth the Frogrea. ‘rhoaa noeda cx dotare=
[4381]cooporaticg with USL? ors Guppoceds to coat cade vorzers to the fiald
[4382]to intorview each cacapou feally to dateraioa thoir particular noods,
[4383]eubitions, and g2a0731 cituaticas
[4385]Lagod upon this interview the egaacy 1a supposed to davolop & epsaifio
[4387]an gif a a _ plen ove
[4389]LY
[4391]“Aha sp
[4393]AEORO
[4395]14-0000
[4397]atabliakoest within the sooony of their pre-.
[4399]t4ence. although the Secapee. Prograa Divieton’
[4401]e Hisercs. for Geraany has oodtracte. with both
[4403]git’ APRP t9 catry cut a counoalling progres fer
[4405]epent aprroxiaately $14,000 on oach agency
[4407]-in's of oLee have: not ‘completely counselled |
[4408]ail of their caeeised Acéordingly, 1 is Goot.diffioult to pake any —
[4409]xind of ‘analyaie of the agount of avgistance rendered ao copparod to the
[4410]oxtext of need. Gn Decoabo> 7, representatives of both agencios ware
[4411]aivised by the Escd;ee Prograad Divieion, that the counselling progras
[4412]buat do comploted in, tho near future, and that USEP efll be in @ Guch>
[4413]Vetter position to evaluate the prograa of avelotance to Sovict escapseds
[4417]coe Soe gent country
[4418]+ of the. 3.92 Opera
[4420]Polatcy Poundatis
[4422]Deapito the efzittedly unsstiofactory oituation outlined in the
[4423]j _ previous paragrapa, certain positive sation hao, bean takon by tho EPD
[4424]“E _ acd tho voluntary ‘agoncios to provide aseistance ta Soviot eacapoade
[4425]- Roportodly, APRP has.diotridated tn tha ‘notghborhood bf 815,000 ta
[4426]| supplosontal aooletanco in the fora of -fs0d, olothing, lodging, Otd.,
[4427]to escapees rogistored ia their caseload. Tho Tolstoy Foundation hao
[4428]_dtotributed in tho neighborhsod of 319,C00. In addition, threa spooial
[4429]Rousing aid projesta havo tees estadiiohed in Gorasny: the Priondohip
[4430]ee _., Beuge. fa Muntoh with o capacity of 10 ferscna, and the center in
[4431]: “" Katsoraloutorn, vith a capacity of 36 =~ both eponsorad by APRP, snd
[4432]poe the Tolstoy hose in Karlofela which “bac a capacity of 60 to 100. A
[4433]. word about onoh of tha folloging tastaliationssr
[4435];. . tho Priondohigz Houoe ia Munich ie eaall end fo always full. fhe
[4436]ya lessth of otay varicsy por individaal ae ito primsry purpooa ie to furs.
[4437]i . nich tenporary housing for Bigaias .oscaress ‘who cons to -Lunich looxing
[4438]ra for work. In oo0us cagoo these sariads of roatdonco have dreggal oute
[4439]At thie Kono full care aad raioteaanve 13 given, os tho residents ore
[4441]poatly Anoligiblo for rolio’ granta tn Eavariae.
[4443]-Tha Karlofeld rouse tas spesed on Saptoader 4 and hes cocopted 26
[4444]eacapeaa to date. In-edditzar to the fact that asoh sppliccat ie
[4445]ecreoned by tho e¢gensy end thaa ty a ecnsilate cad GSEP roprasgntat:va,
[4446]tye efaiogion process 10 coczlicatel by the nacd to transfor uneapioy@
[4447]beat end vroliof besofitva froa other oreas. Whilo thie tnotaliation 19
[4448]not cocat to be so teuuing prepest of acai-peraaneat qusrtora, $ha typ.
[4449]of aid mocited by cost porsons oalectet olil probavly recruit ia a foirly
[4450]otavlo population, case tho heae ia filist. Tha Kaisarsleutora hone
[4451]oO reported, o@ of Hoventar 15s ,
[4453]19 currest.resitesta
[4455]ll garcons moved to privats cuartors
[4457]} porcona cared to Labox Carvicu Unita |
[4458]10 pergona reterced ta fcrzor reoideaca
[4459]5 éependente plocsal in joda
[4461]6 seaney
[4462]me dbe5 . , , ALY cee
[4465]14-0000
[4467]‘+ could loseto porcanent billota.
[4469]412 tbeso s22720, “plu other dorentonta,- pasged through the ‘contor
[4470]or sore e203 Ly the: egency faollitios there. (Dopandenta: Eotad ‘to
[4472]‘ bree ‘paraoi at ono tisa or anothers. lived: ia the
[4473]f-£u3t ta caphasizod that thia Znetallation to not rogarded °
[4475]eo yorneseat -bouoing but was erected salaly ty house oocapood teupor=
[4476]‘erily fer viva cots -had. began found. en) who noodod quartere until) “thoy
[4478]Thoroforo, ocospecs are roforred bore)
[4479]caly ties Jub opportunities oxtot. eft etey only until private houolng
[4480]19 locates. 3 una thaa, oonsidvratica waa given te fillicg the house
[4482]with eaz.cycant potentials, but ‘ths eganoy cesurred for fear tha pojact
[4484]would be ruined vy insoluable torale yroblegs ead dy tho lacs of availe
[4485]adle epate to cast quicely enployaont rojatreaontes
[4487]To exncsrics oa tho quoation ot ‘epoust ng projeota"; end epart “from
[4488]bousieg ta ths Ceraan edonony, inoteliationa for opacital perpoces vore
[4489]oonsideret e=2 thaaa thros cuboidisods - (1) tha donofita dorived froa
[4490]the Pri¢stchip House in uhion ore being Gvaluatod, cad vil] ba dios
[4491]cuosed at tho forthooulng conforonca;* (Z). the Karlofold Nouoo haa
[4492]racostly tecoa vponed and filling 1% 43 boing dolayod by 4 rathor cuaber-
[4493]OGa> agreeing process, but a process required’ to coat our -@ocurity
[4495]' yezuiroteste end tha requirenenta of the Lanich Consulate Goneral, ant
[4497](3) tho Ze:corslioutern iivuge had toan rather offootivaly uscd, baing
[4498]linited ty the muubdora of job opportuaitivg. Until vo aro convinced,
[4499]hosover, ‘iat full of alaoat full banefito aro boing dorivod froa those
[4500]hoosa, CSI? 19 reluctant to ootadliob at 4itional houoing projects. of «
[4501]teaporary tetura ond it ‘Ye contrary: to ‘USE polioy to onter into long-
[4502]tora orre-gopents wbloh vould be. ontaiiod ‘in proviaton of poraanent
[4503]housing.
[4505]Pure r, oscopoes gonorally aro vligible for houping oithin the
[4506]Gorzcan otsnocy. & vouroh for this housing io cade aaosg that sontrol-
[4507]led by tra Gennungaaat or ia caragréod in nov refuges housing being ©
[4508]budlt. Estcz;eoa ara boing inoludod in o nov POA progroa of $15 alllioa
[4509]whianh ia veaseently boing dicouosot by POA cad tha Goreaa Fodoral
[4510]Ropubdlic (eee LEFTEL to Donn US¥OTO 453, Deooasber 15, 1953. ).
[4512]Agdéctiosally, 30 Soviet children wore cent to Sut sriand for
[4513]Tohaviictstion ard 6 vaoat ton for eignt wooso laot eucaor-ot a cost
[4514]of $3,937.
[4516](a) Gueeticns How pany ox-Sovioto have received what egolotance
[4517]end bow (Bch A for Cero & Maintonanco?
[4519]rv Pointe’ out above, the incoagiets end unsatiofactury sistua of
[4520]the ecusssiling projoots of the agoaciea, ylua inedoquate or unavall=
[4521]adlo files, prosiude tho poovibilitios of detormining how cany Soviots
[4522]have reca:ved ohat soulatance and how such for Care & Haintonancos
[4524]SPAT
[4525]ah
[4527]Hovover, soe.
[4529]aly .cftor. privese quarter voro located.) Of the totel,.
[4532]14.90000
[4534]“Local Uaito ore adv
[4536]. Dov eocateas in “each areas
[4538]~ wouti6t JasGary 9; 1953, cable. - (Confidential) -
[4541]tay be, conoidored eligible for
[4543]who eacaped oinoe Jan 1, 1945
[4544]Unita. obld cunzlote regiotration -
[4546]coaplote progres. sgotatanca.
[4548]Evory offort ohld be salu to create waxicis progres fapatt ‘on
[4549]“Jt do realized that extension of
[4550]eligibility to thio group say caugo cone reperousasica an0ng
[4551]other nationality groups and the agoico jeuzzorting thea. ‘It ts
[4552]pointed out howevor that graat aajority ‘Uov defectors aro
[4553]eligible undor proviuiona para 6 & 7 of Proviotonal Guide @i.
[4554]Moreover Units ohld take all foasible coosures to ainiaisze
[4555]raporoussions by oxvroioing usuost diacreticn in iaplopentation
[4556]of thia inotruction o.g. ty digcusolng it primarily oniy with
[4558]agcico interested in thie group.”
[4560]advine CFC of numbers registered. .
[4562]14.99000
[4564]Text of January. 20, i955, cable:
[4566]"Soviet defectors reforrod to in Prank
[4567]‘Roas 87, Athona 102, Trioste $9, Iatanbul 43, Goneva 21 for
[4569]{onfidential). ..
[4571]furt tel sont Vienrs 83,
[4573]Carson ohld bo gonorally intorpreted ao those Sov citisens or
[4575]“Sov Ukraniano: vho. left Uilitary. of Govt oarvico -aince Jon 1945,
[4576]or thoir dopendonta (para & of Prev Guido Pi}. Local Units say
[4578]aloo. oxtcnd avaistanco to auch othor poot Jan 1945-So7 escareca
[4579]wbo qualify under Para 7 of Guide #1, oxcepting hard ccre 27's.
[4580]Or persone who havo been in refugee statue prior to World War II.*
[4582]aS
[4584]14.90000
[4588]Pext of instructione tequed to all field unite Decenber 19558
[4590]_ : “Begardidae cf hia country of, crigin, any Iron Curtain oacapee who, |
[4591], durisg tha pericd 1945, to the prosont tice, wao voluntarily or forcibly
[4592]repatriated, but who proceoded ro furthor than the Eastorn Zonea of _°
[4593]-Gorzsny cr Austria, and ‘vas datained in the Eaotern Zones of: Gertany
[4594]or Avetria undor the dieciplinu of tho Soviot ocoupation forcea or wao
[4595]eaployed in an official, ooul-official, or any other oapocity, rogard-=
[4596]oo  _ 1es0 of the nature of hin oaployoent, by or for the Soviet ocoupation
[4597]} forced, and who oubsoquontly -dofectad, flod, eecaped, or othorwise
[4598]returned to the Weet, for eny reason, ohould bo conoidored eligible
[4600]for USEP asaiatanco, provided he ia otheruvice eligible.”
[4602]Your attention’ io again directed to Section 7 of Quido #1
[4603]uhich authorises you to cake excuptiona in any individual caso,
[4605]regaréleaa cf eligibiiity oriteria.
[4607]14.90000
[4609]cabo mes ae = pane
[4610]t oe . . : on L p
[4611]eo we SECRET ey GP -
[4612]ee oe EE
[4613]SS OUTING ANG RECORD SHEET 3 want tS 2
[4615]earictties: Citar 1 dan one alay Wg bé ase a i in the’ “To" es un, Gn te sacs somme °
[4617]: "Gnd each aman! tumbered to correipand wy bn aber ata “coe
[4618]“‘belore further routing | -Thie Routing and
[4621]aan Nien Anon ty baakeh
[4623]—_ 2 rl var a flict) ‘ 4 v -
[4624]wer A |
[4626]te
[4628]We
[4630]SEGA EEN
[4632]14.90000
[4634]. . fo . Pf « eo
[4635]“2 : , } )s
[4636]hooey Sraaren no, Beate DONOU |
[4637]. ry : .
[4639]TO : Chief FF (attir Chtes $7).
[4641]FROM: Cite! of Sisston, Srankfurt |
[4645]wane Asaiatanca te Soviet Escaoces Tarough USFP
[4647]REp | EQMSROVID
[4649]2. Ina recent convergstion with Mr. Rickard 2. Srown, OFCEP,
[4650]Fransiurt, iiaoren! soveral portions of a lotter which he had just
[4651]rocetvod from hiy Washington headquarter) directing somo feirly,
[4652]‘strony aiticion to tho Seman country ult dn {to handling of tha
[4653]programe Uoodjesa to amy, Brew was ccnsidoradly upsot since it
[4654]appears that much of the critictan atom:od fragx KUHARK, It vaa hig
[4655]inpreasion that our converaationgs of, last Hovo-rbar and Dorenbor and
[4656]tha remadlal action tokar by OFC at that tims ralative to tho USSP
[4657]Gorman unit's handline of the Soviot pregran had indicated bia willinge
[4658]nasa to de anything: posstole to correct defMeiunctas and to fore~
[4662]‘4 otal) Just such erltich In pasatraph 2 of the reference wa indle
[4663]jar catod that saiisfactory snauera to ovr queations ha’ been necaived,
[4664]| Tn’ this connection we anelese an Attachrunt A a copy of Yrounts
[4665]y written answora to sr anectfic questions, ‘Attacliment 3 49 4 eriterla
[4666]C for USEP assistance.) : . . .
[4668]t= . Pe In newad to tha eritietan Lovelled at Oram and tha Qornaan
[4670]undt by tho Somerts hore office, tha Collowine certinont excorpte
[4671]wory pagsed to the uncerateneds .
[4673]4 PAt tho thlrd reetion a great doal of stresa wos laid on
[4674]the quoglion of tre svecial intereat casey of othor Govornnant,
[4675]guen- las. I war oa to dvoll at sonv lengt> on tho opnciad
[4676]thal we hove piven spoclal tnterest casds,. end to
[4677]ster and verayu of our ranort to the Of2. Kono nelesa, wt
[4678]Lt that wa chovld very greatly intenalfy our offorta _—
[4679]s kaspoct.s It ta cloarly ccnaidared tnar tho dispezal
[4681]jeelal interest cases on a very 4c priority besig varrents
[4683]nesual effort, procedbizen, and oxponae onthe pest of tha Procrea, }
[4684]Both Ary aul (x02A2%) attach very proat: deportencea to tito, end 4
[4687]Hat teamaalig ty
[4689]prekeut procedicag a inplavantad ‘vr tha Prozrat. In
[4691]2 ttuay felt that tho Preset hes boon
[4692]hs to Kasoclot Stunt" ar ita ceatractera with eoseo watch
[4693]& Deesont Riwaperudle di fiewlties in ceanaction wits tha
[4696]eR orA os
[4698]ba Lie
[4700]ener ett tent 9) ys ete
[4702]fear
[4704]14.90000
[4707]wt Gise. a
[4709]Lae oh ors
[4710]Pras wager
[4711]thea bast
[4715]as tron OY BAEK)» ant! cre
[4716]rant report ta tha O& sreupe The ¢
[4717]gn counts vet has ean Gamiecessa
[4719]teebrtsal, The stat. en w ‘fie in wt
[4720]the allebrortant Soviet a: seapnus, cages “sad turned oom,
[4721]ca we brow of volint \ the agearees
[4723]. never rot vast Berlin.
[4724]tha Soviets, only diplonatie ant miditayy detec’
[4725]franted alleibi lity,"
[4727]Mo ait guie
[4728]nia above relatiny to diplomatic and military
[4729]enti wily erroneous and this avfutatiun ta borne.
[4730]ast, elighbllity was withheld fren cor
[4731]neatuntars-resatrlates™ who had in fact, sob no farts
[4732]on tha trex back to the YISR Gad she eter returned to Vast Cermanye
[4733]Howevur, we are assured that thig ic no lonmwr necossartiyy talug and
[4734]that ogeh case is dudped trdividually. - ce
[4736]4,0 Pdnally, tha Goran Tisstecna feola that Sreunts flat :
[4737]mont that cw er all asstotance. can lo randerad to eo
[4738]cut rej‘an! ito poat ddaciel’ fleatian, nrovided
[4740]theta te recaiw ach eaaistan Cay ty avidence o
[4741]Gosirg to coopuratd wWhelaiGartudly,. Wo wiel to os
[4742]that the Pbld 4s now of Se opinion that VSEa fs
[4743]enorgvete effort to carry ont a most ditt
[4744]plaints’ at the present tf aga ta tie her > that vart of the
[4746]nrograa which touchog KUBARK. intomatge It wild he ascreciatod if
[4748]this can be mado clear by tho KUM official recnensible for Maison
[4749]with the Escapan Program in Washinton. ~ .
[4752]carters
[4754]ew Biota |
[4755]Comer we) greney
[4759]ft cape edhe reves buat Sonoma ann tl ac emanant
[4761]ATT ee Teer an Een nee aS
[4763]14-0000 . ee re
[4765]RFSTRISTED SECIRL.T TE OUATICN
[4767]‘5 CTROVISIONAL GUIDZ 10, bo diy 17, 1952
[4769]CRITERIA FOR HUCRITY ASSISTANCE INDIRA ESCAPES P OGRA
[4771]‘Z. The tel Socurity Act of 1951 provides tio basic legislative °
[4772]authority for. tha Escapvo Fregroa and ‘thus eatadlishes the elauentary cri-”
[4773]teria fer oxtonding casistoncee ‘ . Loe ,
[4774]. Socticn 191 -(a})(1)"of that Act cuthorices tha expenditure of 3 ova
[4775]_ Rot to excocd $100,000,G00 "for eny bolectcd porrcns who aro residing. tn or
[4776]\ - -' ggeapsea fraa-tho Soviet Untea, Folcnd, Cocchoslovacta, Hemrary, Huoanta,
[4777]OO . Bulgaria, Albania, Lithisala, Latvia and Estcniay ef tha Cecuuiiot daainited
[4778]an er Camtulst occupied areas of Gormay ord Avotria, cad exy ctuer countries
[4779]eSsorbdcd ty tha Soviet Unica oither to fora cuch prracna ints elecsnts cf”
[4780]the cilitary forces oupzorting the North Atlantic: Treaty Crganication or
[4781]for othor purposes, wher it Lo oindlarly cotorainad Ly the iresicont that
[4782]such essiotanco will. contribute to ths dofenso of the orth Atlantic area
[4783]and to tha security of tha Unltod Statcs. . ,
[4785]2, Officialo carrying oub thls progrea ahould nat becca involved in
[4787]coaples, tine-censualig, procedurcy in dotornin:ng petority for asaisiancoes
[4789]- Jt ta expoctad that a positive cppreach tasrd priority wi:l bo texen and
[4790]thet: criteria will reatin a3 ginple and brecd as is cenatatent vith U.S.
[4791]interests. It folloas that aid should bs given deapdistely to porvens shu
[4792]epparently acot tho priority criteria outlincd telow and should bo withdram
[4793]caly if raasenablo avidenca io broutht forvand which :ndicates that tho
[4794]persona doos not aeot these criterias
[4796]3. Tho intont and purpose of tha prograa io to ald new eacapcos frag
[4797]ersiunist opprosgiva. shatover the merits of aiding porsont whe ore dis-
[4798]plecad- before, duruiy, or oun after “erld Jar I, euch abt ts net nemally
[4799]a proper concom of thig yrogran. Lloreover, quite ajxirt fra uy olhor con-
[4800]ellorations, tlio prograa‘dcca not hava suffiedent Mics to asuiut many
[4801]porscny ether than thoga who have receatly cocayce Creo petiinal tha Iron
[4802]Curtain. In tho forcgoing perspuctive, tho follesing criteria will be ubili-
[4803]god by tho Uissions in according priority for assigtanca.
[4805]b. Friority for agaistance in regettlccent end for susplamatary care
[4807]wlli te prented ay vorsen sho oacaped aftor Juauary 1, 1$L0 fran tho USA,
[4808]Polen, Letyic, Lithuania, Estonia, Czocacalovakis, Kungery, Rumania,
[4809]Culjeria or Albaniac :
[4811]Se Withia the trocd confincs of the cbove, there will bo certain
[4812]pergona whag tho Uaited Statca ebviouwly will not ecairo to eosist avd &
[4813]will bo othars whozo otatus in their country of rozidenca efter flight
[4814]such that thoy possos3 the rigats cnd odligationa of noticmlity cf tho
[4815]cowmtry in shich they have taken asyluite : “ . °
[4816]oo, -Lbels )
[4817]RESTRICTED SECURITY DFOw AT iow .
[4822]14-0000
[4824]freien tenes See
[4830]Sek ietied antes diecetedi
[4832], oe " nescarcres suceatty iaycR.ticw .
[4833]“APROVIDIONL GUIDE Wide I. (cons) .
[4835]¥ JES TSTANCY. NICER ESD
[4836]eS
[4838]" Agaistanse with thus be dented to or witfidreyn from andy person whos ~
[4840]“As Ia a Commis’ azente
[4841]8. Is a foscer Lor Naat colladerster seasing ts es?
[4842]ment for criges camitted.during i
[4843]Bonndl co aycinst civil populatic
[4844]I3 a cesecn cr intnal.
[4846]Allied pore...
[4848]Co
[4850]ry in “whitch
[4852]E. 19 rocey
[4853]‘ha resizes. 82 having the ricnta end et lisa . Bru attached’.to
[4854]the poassaaicn of citizenship of that so rman rofugaos:”
[4855]end axrellves, peraons of Turkish othnt: oe y Rscania ond
[4856]Bulcariagsre excluded froa asyistanse unter ui paragraph.
[4858]F, Has boos satiafaatorily oottlod Icczally.
[4860]G. Asaistesce wlll bo oxtendad, however, te those ner othoiwisa
[4861]Olipiblo ues tho erovisions of thag circular who wa diplouutic,
[4862]obthor official es sest-offictal misaiena or doi abroad in
[4863]the sorvicoe of tusic country. : : ~
[4865]a
[4867]a Tegartioss of
[4868]cr when ouch
[4869]rating in row
[4870]maidered by
[4871]rior to final
[4873]Te Missions: av authorLzgd to muxe individual exiep
[4874]datolino, hon s excoptiona are 4h tho Antovoat
[4876]lated flelda. *%: roguostod ‘excapticna are not “aboranly
[4877]tha Country Unit ther sust be rofurruc. tec the Spestal Unit
[4878]action.
[4882]bo ceatotcd dus to nattonality, o.g. Pollen oacazee wad Ausirica apoura and
[4883]who aro othorwiss eligiblu shou!d be considered er igibee as &@ wilt.”
[4885]6, A fenily grecp containing s person or pursonas who would not ordinarily
[4886]Pred
[4888]youdll reat with
[4890]axtunt in
[4892]9. Basle resiensibility for dotominatéen of ee
[4893]tho Local Units. Ecwevur, it ta oxpected that they wa
[4894]moang of utilising Leal rocdlitios and officts to a naxic
[4895]emdor to cssist tas Loost Unit dn discharging this reapc.
[4896]ovont tho local witt requiros furthor casistange in ma
[4897]dooigion, tho Sperial Unit ray be called upon by thet
[4898]ation or advice. . .
[4900]Bs cligibility
[4901]Losak Wait for infors
[4903]“s
[4905]RESTRICTED
[4907]jist punisae -
[4909]Se B DE Se er Beal Bay
[4911]‘go ED ee
[4913]14.90000
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[4918]MiGherl LD _ RESINICTED ~ SECUiaTY INFRMATION
[4919]2 51965
[4921]; Loe MICRO: [kets am
[4925]ALosioua
[4926]‘Te a
[4927]” FACVISIOKAL GUIDE NO. 1
[4929]“CRITERIA FOR FATOTITE AP TISTAIL? UNDER ESCATSS PROGRAL
[4932].
[4934]‘Tons of tole-cornforonce rocolved frea Dopartzont July 1h, 1952
[4935]dn erplification of critoria outlined iwidcor Provisional Guide ls
[4937]SFEP Yrogroa to concornod with escapees fron Soviot. or Sovlot
[4939]ow ae ee en eee Fe
[4941]dordoate’ aroaye In viuw fact FEP funda aro licdtod and bocaugu of
[4942]logislative hiotery of prograa priority er proforenco’ usd te givon
[4944]to core rocont uscapoca ouch us thoue who oscaped efter January 1,
[4946]TO RS RR IT ET OM Toy EE OF Sy, OE cee
[4948]* - I9L0s Doclefons’as to applicution of fund quat also bo basod on
[4949]results whioh can bo achiovod in tures of baalo abjootives | of program.
[4951]Inther words wa ore not distributing a lintted sulief fund oqually
[4953]anong” .. » Soodgnatod numbor of poopjo. Wo oro more concorned with
[4954]thors wha have oscapod cero recontly than thoso nhs have boon in the
[4955]rofugoo otate ainoy World War I or theso ho wara uprooted botavon
[4956]Soptecbor 1939 ant January 1, 1948, Tho date January 2, 19L8 i an
[4957]ad=intotrative duvico which ohculd not to rigidly appliod unlcoa
[4958]lator exhaustion of funds inervasingly requires this action. Of
[4959]equal ¢ concorn to TEP oye the rujults which can bo achLoved in terca
[4961]‘ ' of rosoteblichwnt, rosattlonant, totter coralo, ote, aa botuaon
[4963]ons Frojoot ond anothozs Wa should sos volfaLiquidating, non- 2]
[4964]repetitive uve fcr FP funds. Avoid to tho extont possible sy
[4965]accoptanca of rosporsibilitios which cannot readily iba rolinguiohsds 3
[4968]a As exporionse davulopa wu edall c2ky the foregoing rcro colactive
[4970]Ria
[4973]14-0000
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[4981]To mn nate ces,
[4985]Mond:ent No. 2
[4986]aoronerene Oss
[4987]to
[4989]Erovirienal Gaide Ko, I. (Sost)
[4991]Apt EMT AS SISTANCE Uy S57
[4993]Sub porecrann E of unnunborad Parezrag £1 Sllewring paragraph five
[4995]Of Provinional Suide ic. 1 43 amended to read:
[4997]"E. Ia rucognited by the cagpotent authorities of tha country in
[4998]which te reyitva or other country cutsido of tho arca ot
[4999]joviut datinetion ay having thy richea and obligations whieh
[5000]are attached to the pogseasion o: cit.eenghip of that country
[5002]ede Genuan refugeos snd expellzoy, poricna of Turkish uthnic
[5003]origin Trea laments and Sulgaria ary eccluded fro agsiatance
[5005]under Gals parayraph,"
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[5010]14-0000
[5014]= Stone
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[5019]“ODP EUACICNAL Des 4 Nake? cCh IVPEz
[5021]x
[5023]. §% wTSs,
[5025]#2 Jacket contains miscellaneous corres:.ondence for 19l.y-1y,2 eal a
[5027], ’
[5029]#3 jacket contains reports & Process Sheets Sor WW5G-- eave
[5031]yt P EnaA anata! By Siete Raa ok Re AE UN ot Oe
[5033]STOUR he eee ame Nie A knee mers ce Mite eteteefe oe wun tee
[5036],
[5038]1aboo00
[5040]SECRET
[5042]- 1 thes Filled fa) . ~& 5:
[5044]DOMESTIC CONTACT SERAICE - ORGANIZATION INFORMATION SHEET
[5046]- Sr
[5047]Secanrcartce C6f @ Sasecciars Af Component Indicate alec the Nowe ard Adtreas of the Parent Oraene-
[5049]> Mawt anc acceess oF
[5050]tatcons
[5052]International Rescue Codmittee, Inc- Ge OF
[5053]386 Park Avenue _ ou SSO‘
[5054]New York, New York .- . ; . .
[5056]To ASST woew Perncrean contacts, THEl@ POSETIONS. aEarEE oF COORERATION. SECURITY Status. ETC.
[5057]Charles Sternberg, Executive Director, very cooperative: Subject is in charge of the New
[5059]; York Office, Sterntery was Approved/SECRET in May 1971. (W. Freund of
[5061]: the NY Office has. deen in touch with subject: for many years.)
[5063]Leo Cherne, Chairran, We have been ix tcuch with Leo Cherne, but not in regard to IRC.
[5064]So Cherne i's Executive Director of -the Research Institute of America, Inc.,
[5066]= oo 0) 589 Fifth Avenue,"New York, and’ was placed in Approved catégory in
[5068]ae  June1967,0 Pr a eee
[5069]Mrs. Mary P. Lord, ‘President very cocperative, Approved/SECRET. She has (provided valuable
[5070]FPI regarding develconents in Bangladesh where IRC is actively involved in
[5072]relief operations.
[5074][] CONTINUCO ON AEVERSE
[5076]TLI% AS A SOURCE OF FPD. INCLUDE THE TYPE OF BUSIMESS (aslca. Ronearch
[5077]ST AMO COUNTRIES (Or Arena) 1Y INVOLVES. AND ANY RESTRICTIONS ©
[5078]~augh whet method ja policy toward our aisadon eatablished within the
[5080]2. Stnoeear Ze VOUN ESTIMATE OF THE VALUE OF THE ORGan;
[5081]etc.) Um Beich THE O8GaNPZATION 1S CNGAGKO. THe os
[5082]ERCOUNTERED @ITm REGARD TO ACCESS To souRcES (ee.
[5083]organitstion) . oe 7
[5085]This organizaticn is not a source of FPI, It helps new immigrants to settle in the
[5086]-US. It is of value to us by helping us to locate East European and Soviet immigrants
[5087]wanted for debriefing. ‘ . ; Lv = :
[5089]L .
[5090][] CONT ENUED On REVERSE
[5092]- RECTPTIVETY TO CPCRaTIONaL RECUIREMENTS. LUST any IMPLSANC ING FACTORS (Restecictions, Policies, etc.)
[5094]Sternberg is likely to be receptive to operational requirements, but may not-have the
[5095]authority to commit the organization, . : : oo
[5097]Mrs. Lord would probably be receptive to any reasonable operational requirements
[5098]which would not jeopardize IRC's good name cverseas. * She has already been accused in
[5099]"Communist New Age" of being a CIA operative. : a
[5101][] CONTINUED On REVERSE
[5103]FitLo OFFICE NYEQ Ato
[5105]ai iltc f Svcrabér:dh
[5111]14.99000
[5113]scorer GT ret
[5116]“DONESTIC CONTACT SERVICE = ra “ORGANIZATION INFORMATION SHEET
[5118]a. awe ano aDOPESS OF OFceNTEATION ut Subeedeer? ae Componrat Indicate aleo the Nase and Addéess of the Ferent Organi-
[5120]vation)
[5121]International Rescue Comat ttee Ine.
[5122]386 Park Avenue.
[5124]few Yorks Rew vers : ” : - ‘S s “5 7
[5127]rr ust YOUR PRINCIPAL COMTACTS. "THEIR POSITIONS. Qucmte or COOPERATION. secuaity status, ETC.
[5129]Charles Sternberg; Chief: of ofrice in New York”: ofl S 70 - 7
[5131]- Very cooperative.
[5132]"approved SECRET. in May 1971.
[5134](Walter Freund of the New Yors office has been a tong: “time contact of Charles os Sternberg.
[5136][] CONTINUED ON REVERSE ©
[5137]a i
[5138]3. SuMMAgTZ€ “your Estimate OF THE VALUE OF THE ORGANIZATION AS A SOUNCE OF rri. PNCLUDE THE TYPE OF ausiness (cates, Revearch
[5140]etc.) IM BHICH THE ORGANSZATION IS ENGAGED. Tut SUIZECT AND COUNTRIES (or Aroas) IT INVOLVES, ANO ANY RESTRICTIONS
[5141]“EMCCUNTEMED WITH REGARD TO ACCESS TO souects (.¢.. Through what method is polecy toward our aission eatabhliehed within the
[5143]organisation)
[5145]The Organization has no value as a source of FPI. It helps néw immigrants to settle
[5146]in the U.S. . , o . a
[5148]It is of value to us by helping us to locate East European immigrants wanted for
[5149]debriefing. : a : . oy
[5151][] CONTINUED ON MEVERSE
[5154]4 BECEPTIVITY TO OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS. LIST ANY EMFLUENCING FACTORS (Reverictions, Policies, ee.) |
[5156]Sternberg is likely to. be receptive to operational requirements, but may not have
[5157]the authority to commit the organization.
[5159][| CONTENUED ON REVERSE
[5161]Finca orriet New York a ) aie nce aN. "Frater oak |e tren 1gTe
[5163]SECRET NEL ik
[5166]14.90000
[5168]co nee le ee pe ee
[5170]a oo Le
[5171]Chiet New York Office. + August. 196 Y ;
[5172]\ yt,
[5174]3 Chew Case FooN PD
[5175]so sy CC Zavzibor:
[5177]oo Mr Gilbert Jonas —- whee
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[5188]14-0000
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[5197]: .
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[5209]SOFFOM ALIEN BRANCH ¢SIVESS) - ff eek $
[5212]SUBJECTS CASE 41613° : JAROSLAV XRERELY
[5214]fe CASE NUMBER 41619 WAS BELEN ASSIGNED TO THIS CASES |
[5216]2. NAGLE WAS MET AT AN ARRANGED: RENDEZVOUS WITH NOT INCIDENT
[5217]AND SUSJECT WAS SUBSEQUENTLY TRANSPORTED TO OUR FACTLITY,.
[5218]3e ARRANGEMENTS ARE UNDERVYAY FOR SUBJECT To HNERAO A TYORO
[5220]GOING OVER, NE APPSARS PLEASANT AND OFFERS. COOPERATION, SO AT THE
[5222]MOMENT NO DEIFFICULTIFS ANE ANTICTEAT Mea =
[5223]4 So WE YOULD APPRECIATE THE 1605 TRANSCSIPT at THE EARLIEST.
[5224]~~.
[5226]POSSIBLE Timr, :
[5227]3e VE CANNOT VENTURE A DEPARTURE DATE, PLEASE ADVISE IF THERE
[5229]ts NEED FOR HIS PRESENCE IN NEY YORK AT ANY. ‘PARTICULAR TIME.
[5230]6. THE INTERESTED PEOPLE MAVE REEN THFORMED THAT SURJECT rs
[5232]HERE. TEMPORARILY, any THAT TY DUE COURSE. ME ¥ILL RE SETUPNFD TO urs
[5234]SPONSORS, THE IRC, SSE “c
[5236]Te we WOULD GAPPREC TATE ANY PERTINENT Facts cove PE RVING. simurer,
[5238]Tht
[5239]Sif °F Ts Jey 9H
[5240]CFN 61484 SIVESS.-a1ery” “Jarostay KREMEL 41619 - NAGLE NOT INCTOENT A
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[5243]THORO NO DIFFICULTIES TLS. gaue VENTURE A NEV YOR" IRC
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[5453]i least office of the I4NS requested the Plla of
[5455]Bro, Chy frea thi oston Giffes,, This revealed the previews)y varee
[5456]perted fnforastion that tra, Chats husband fed dn Mone: Kor,: ia Lasd
[5457]where be Rad worked as Menager of the Pin Chong Foed Cosoany. Thr
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[5469]contact @fth asvors on thy sainland of Chinn Lut eceaslenelly heard
[5470]froa frieris rtd Yen She 13 looking for work and hovres to find
[5471]a jeb as awl: or pes tt ty a Filing clerk, Che atatedtd that
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[5473]tions In Coumen! fod. Since her ‘potential appearcd extresvly
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[5504]1, "E SPOVE ARTEFLY “ITH WARP IS ON rorin
[5505]OEM ERAL TRIFS To ran SA, THE LATEST Th JANUARY 1963 FCR Two WEENSS. HE
[5506]VISITED PRES "VER IAN CHURCHES THRey SHOUT THE. COUNTBY WITH THE EXERT ton
[5507]e THE AREA WEST OF MAYANA, HIS CRFICIAL TITLE Is DIPECTOR,
[5509]MI SPANO=AMERICAN DEPARTMENT, SOARD CF MAT TONAL MISSTONS THE PRES BETRIAN
[5511]WOnY IN CUDA IS ADMINISTRATIVELY A PART OF THE NEY JEVSEY PRES OYTERY ry
[5512]E TOLD US THAT HE HAD COMPLETE FRiFDOM OF MOVEMENT, ENCOUNTERED No
[5513]SIFFICULTY ANYEHERE AND YAS MEYERS STOPPED Of TBESTICNED 2Y THE AUTWORI-
[5514]TIES. ME SAID NE WAS OFTEN TAvEN Fer A SOVIET OR FSSTERN EURoFyan,
[5515]FKOPAPLY BECAUSE NO ONE EYPECTED TO SEZ AN AMERICAN,
[5517]a. ¥IS PLANS FOR FUTURE VISITS TO CUBA ARE A BIT INDEF INIT Es HE
[5519]“WOULD LIVE TO MAYE THE NEXT vrs IT WITH SEE RAL CTHER ‘CHURCHEN FROM
[5521]CTHER DENOMINAT Lens, THERE IS AN INTERPENOMINATIONAL SEMINARY AT
[5522]LMATANTAS, WHICH HAS MANY PROOLEMS THAT NEEL TO QE PIs SCUSSEDe THE SEMIN
[5523]APY VOULD PLAN A DOARD “MEETING TO COINCIDE WITH THE VISit CF THESE
[5524]ae VEO ARE ON THE BOARD, THE CREE BT woubs 50 INCLUDE? nr,
[5526]S-13% STOCWELL CMETHODIST) BISHOP JOUN AENTLEY CEPISCOPALD, DS Lar’
[5528]AA 7
[5529]@AFTIST > AND DRY JOH SINCLAIR CPRESBYTERTAN), TME ONLY MEMRER oF
[5530]THIS CROUP YNOUN TO US IS 3IsHop SEATLEY WHO HAS SEEN AN EXTREMELY
[5531]COCFEPATIVE CONTACT OF THIS ORFICE. THIs TRIP NCPEFULLY WILL TAKE
[5533]Auace IN THE PEAR FUTURE BUT THERE ARE NO DEFINITE ‘PLANS AT THIS TIME.
[5535]“ 3e HAPRIS MAD A PROSLEN Xi ue “THO! HE MIGHT. BE ABLE TO HELP VITH
[5536]TF GENERAL ASSEM|LY OF THE UNITED’ ‘a tsetse. eMIned 12 TS Tees
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[5550]“(RCANIFATION IN : CAPDEDAS; ALSO DR. PENE CAST RL Lan, ‘A LAYMAN FROM
[5551]~CASDENAS’ AND. A FORMER UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, | a a .
[5553]PLAS UN fal MeLubs, fOva prey
[5555]CETTING THE NECESSADY PAPERG,
[5556]EELETATES TO *Pt THEY SELY eo a a
[5557]us EMOASSY THESE v TLL < oPANT THEH FRR STEN TG CORE ITS TNE COUNTRY.
[5559]THE NAYES OF THE rROPOSED DELE“ATES APE SEPTIC MAN VEMIAS, PASTOR OF THE
[5560]CHURCH IN CARDENAS, AND HIS VIFE, PS ESIDERT 7 THEY PRECOYT ERTAN voreues
[5563]4
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[5567]be ON THE RASTS OF CuR RATHER SHORT VISIT WE cAKNCT MAKE MUCH oF {
[5568]at ASSESSMENT ‘OF HAERIS. HE WAS EYT REM ety CORDIAL, ENTIRELY syupatuetiel
[5570]Grty OUR INTERESTS CHILE AT THE SAME TINE: ‘WANTING TO BE, ASSURED. THAT
[5573]fas CONTACT WITH US WOULD Net BECOME OUNS NE SAID THAT NATURALLY MANY
[5574]FECFLE ASSUMED HE WAS CONNECTED WITH THE CIA BUT THAT IF THERE WERE ANY
[5576]TASES IN FACT FOR THIS ASSUMPTION HIS USEFULNESS WOULD BEAT AN ENDs
[5578]THIS VOULD LEAD US TO THINY THAT HE WOULD Nor HE WILLING To DO ANYTHING
[5579]CH CUR REYALF DURING FUTURE TRIFS T9 CUDA, WE ALSO THINK, HOWEVER,
[5580]TKAT HE YS ENOUTH OF A REALIST THAT HE VOULD NOT BE UNDULY UPSET 2Y THE
[5581]RESUEST AND THAT HE VOULD CIVE IT SERIOUS CONSIDERATION. WHETHER HE
[5582]vOULD aE MORE AMENABLE IF SOMETHING CCULE PE NONE TO ENABLE THE CURANS
[5583]PENTIONED AROWE TO COME TO DES MOINES, WE DON*T KNOW, UE THINK HE
[5585]-WOULD TURN DOVN ANY REQUEST TO VELP DURINT HIS. ext TRIP SINCE IT
[5587]SOULD BE MADE IN THE COMPANY GF CTHER CHURCH PEOPLE.
[5588]Se WE VOULD LIYE TO MAKE AN APPOINTHENT TO TALK WITH MARRIS AT GREAT
[5590]LENCTH. COULD You" GIVE US ANY IDEA OF MAT THE POSSIBILITSES ARE OF
[5592]- HELPING his CUBAN FRIENDS AND VE COULD. THEN TRABSWIT THAT INFORMATION
[5594]TO HIM aT THAT TIME, THANY You,
[5596]SECRET
[5597]rN NYOR 2748 STUNT? Opi irr 39654 VILLIAM DOMALD HARRIS
[5598]8 AFRIL JANUARY 193 v EAunvans panteron, HISPARC*AMERICAN REFART =
[5599]MENT, 20ARD OF aur rodtousstoxs, # stb, JERSEY FRESAYTEBY NO DIFFICULTY
[5600]REVER STOFFED A sCnE EASTERN Limon NOONE A INDEFINITE. RE.
[5601]MATAN7AS ADR, STCCXVELL... CMETvAbEST JOHN BENTLEY CEPLTCCFAL) DR.
[5602]EAKSEN C2AFTIST) DR. JCHN TMCLAIP Bay ISH) SENTLEY NO BEFINITE
[5604]MARPIS A CENTRAL ASSEMALY DES HOLIes, 1er pgs MAY HEMICO CITY
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[5688]THE SWEDISH DESY WCULD VERY MUCH LIKE To HAVE. “SLCGRAPHIC DATA .
[5689]Qi 3ARBARA LISINSELy THE SWEDISH. SIRL WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE OF THE .
[5691]ea on eee re
[5692]IRC OFFICE IN STOCKHOLM. ~ 3 SE Sf
[5694]; COULD YOU PLEASE OBTAIN FROM IRC AS THE STATION MAY BE INTERESTED
[5695]IN ESTABLISNINC ‘CONTACT WITH HER, THANKS VERY MUCH.
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[5699].CFN YA 95982 MAJOR TRAVIS 37473 REUR NYOR 6269 SWEDISH BAR SARA LISINSKI
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[5703]13/143572
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[5721]TRE SYEDISH DESY VOULD VERY © MUCH LIXE TO HAVE BICCRAPHIC.. DATA |
[5723]Gy BARBARA LISINSEL» que SeEDISH CURL YHO WILL DE TN CHARGE OF THE |
[5725]wre OFFICE IN STOCKHOLMS a
[5727]gouLD You PLEASE OnTAIN FROM IRC AS THE STATION MAY BE INTERESTED |
[5729]IN ESTABLISHING contact ¥ “YITH HERe THANKS VERY MUCH.
[5731]sECRET | .
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[5754]INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE Lars NOT NAVE A PERMANENT “RESTOENT
[5758]ME PRESENTAT IVE EIN T SEDEN. DRe “RADE WORACEX Aus REPRES ENTED THEM rae
[5759]ror THE FAST YEAR AND A HALT AUT DCES NOT LIVE THERE. AND TRAVELS “TN
[5761]ait AS RITUIREDs THE DR. 13 A FORMER JUGOSLAY. HHO HAS ny “FHD FROM:
[5763]“NE OF THE min -UESTERN UNIVER: SITLES, WE ARE CATAINING FURTHER - ato
[5764]INFORMATION AND WILL FORUARD« SINCE HE HAS. BEEN REPRESENTING Rc FOR
[5765]‘THE PAST YEAR AND A HALF HE 15 FAR FROM NEW. WILL You FLEASE ADVISE
[5766]oF THIS: 1s THE RICHT PERSON ouR CONTACT AT IRC KNOMS 3 oF NO CHANSE To
[5768]TAKE PLACE. PLEASE ADVISE.
[5770]“SECRET
[5771]CEN KYOR 3Sri GRAY T9Q {MAIR STATE LEC SyEREN INTERNATIONAL RESCUE
[5773]comm NOT HAR DR. RADE KCRACEXLA SOT LIVE DR. A JUGCSLAY PUD
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[5815]i
[5817]giaJECT + MAREX HLASKO ¥ MAREK RLASKO TRIP
[5818]KESCUE COMMITTEES ~ Ay
[5820]a ons > of be pte in ne
[5821]THFOUG H MRe CHARLES STERNSERS * CHARLES STEPNSERS or 1
[5823]WAVE LEARNED THAT THE MAN WHO # CLL WAVE 40ST to re WITH suBdEct Ce yoby
[5825]ney IAC VE
[5827]VHILE HE 1S IN THIS couNTRY 15 THE GECRETARY, A MR eo: MCALLISTER ,
[5829]SunJecT WILL NOT X not BE ARRIVING THIS “COUNTRY: “AS: PLANNED wee
[5830]IN BERLIN Y MERLIN. HE WILL NOT x “NOT “ATTEND :
[5832]HE DOES COME, AND THIS HAS not ¥
[5835]“SINCE WE HAS SEEN TLL
[5836]THE DINNER ON F9 Nov ¥ 75 NCY AND IF
[5838]NOT BEEN FIRMED UP»: HE ¥ ILL RE COMING SOMETINE In JANUARY 59 ‘
[5840]“JANUARY 39 FOR THE OPENING OF THE FILM “BASED Of ONE CF HIS BOOK « —
[5842]. BiDIRECTLY BE RAVE LEAKR NED THAT: “THERE MAY BE SOME QUESTION St
[5843]AS TO UHETHER THE FILM WILL ACTUALLY or STREBUTED Ww THIS COUNTRY ON
[5844]CCOUNT CF CENSCRSHIP. Ey IDENTLY 1T 18 LGADED vITH “ERCTICISN TO THE ;
[5846]FOINT WHERE A 2? > FILM ¥ 3a FIL WOULE LOOK LL¥E A SUNDAY SCHOCL PICNIC.
[5848]meme nere cree meen meme
[5850]FILE ° INTESNAT LONAL sso eo
[5852]vue Rp fee wl pkey Di Cae clei)
[5854]14.99000
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[5857]- INTERNATIONAL RESCUE F connie. To ATTEND AN IRC X IRC DINNER en 29
[5859]IYOR CITE VA 37628 a : wo,
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[5866]THIS IS NEV CASE 28972 ¥ 28S72 i os a) .
[5867]a 3a
[5869]POLISH prsy IS RENUESTOR OF FOLLOWING MAREX HLASKC ¥ MAREX 3 7
[5870]HLASKO THE FOLISH POET vHO DEFECTED TO WEST CERMAKY LAST SPRING IS * |
[5871]us x us ON A VISITORS VISA AT. THE INVITATION OF THE
[5873]x25 NOV. IT ES NOT ¥ NOT MNOWN HOw LONG HE WILL STAY WERE BUT wot, @
[5874]VISITING, ME WILL PRESUMABLY ALSO BE IN TOUCH WITH Es Pe button. xoS: PEs 2
[5876]E, Fe DUTTON, PUBLISHERS, WHO HAVE ALREADY PUBLISHED. SOME OF KIS
[5877]“yory, THERE 18 A GREAT DEAL CF posp X DD/P INTEREST IN HLASHO,
[5879]THEY HAVE BEEN IN CONSTANT TOUCH WITH HIM IN BERLIN AND ME HAS
[5881]7 FEQUEST ED AN wADVISOR® EHILE HERE TO KEEP HIM OUT CF TROUBLE. «ON
[5882]THE BASIS OF HIS REPUTATION THIS COULD BE EITHER VERBAL INDISCRECTICN,
[5884]PRUNFEDNESS OR TROUSLE WITH THE LADIES) 6
[5886]HE VILL BE TOLD THAT HE ¥ILL NOT BE GIVEN AN ADVISOR QUT THE
[5888] FOLISK DESY WOULD APPREC TATE It IF YCu WOULD CONTACT THE IRC ¥ TRC
[5890]AND DETERMINE “HC SILL AE VNOBLED* EABLE CONCERNING HIS BEKAVIOR AND
[5891]KIS VHEREANOUTS » THEN IT 15 ANTICLFATED THAT IF ANYTHING DOES co
[5893]LRONG, VE VILL LEASN OF IT QUICKLY. ALSO, YOU CAN CALL EVERY VEEK
[5895]ce SO TO SEE HCW THINGS ARE GOING.
[5897]NATURALLY [RC Y¥ TFC SHOULD NCT BE CIVEN THE ABOVE, WE THINK
[5899]you SHOULR SAY TKAT “WE NAVE A NATURAL INTEREST IN WIS WELFARE YHILE
[5901]MERE, FLEASE ADVISE "CM YOU SEE .: THANKS.
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[5908]Acting Chief, Security Paviaion, Taso ‘LE bpeil 1953:
[5910]- Chief, Contact Livision, co _
[5911]PINTS es. ely
[5913]as
[5915]" Waesinie, « Giecla - Concern About yetent Security of
[5917]the subject which *"-
[5918]~h), executive :
[5919]8 representative
[5921]l. Enclosed -is a copy or letter written
[5922]wes transmitted by Xr. Abram J. Becker, (¥E-89
[5923]director of the International Rescuo Commit,
[5924]of this Division.
[5926]2." Bub ject has been the sre of Rerlin office of tre
[5927]Txc for approximately tnree. years. yu know, ‘the I:C has beea
[5928]prominent for aid given to vost Be ae Ff 19 currestly in the
[5929]midst of o campaign for aid to rediaeco arriving there in increasing
[5930]numbers from tha hast. Io herAetteaubject reports elleged
[5931]ottempts on. the Fart of "the «ca kidnap her. In view of her
[5932]ectivities and her connectidf oiner Hildebrandt'’sa KazpSgruppe
[5933]gegen Uomenschlichkett,. ‘I believes there may ve soue basis ‘
[5934]for her fears. He paid a kiipwe oubjact og a cela person not wlivea ,
[5935]to hysterics; he ia aryelord, concerned about subject's sofety.
[5936]3.
[5938]a has been transmitted lo Staff C, 71, for
[5939]ection.
[5941]. &, “any ae concerning this memoxundum should be directed
[5942]to Miro. Virginiat. Thorne, Exteasioa 2202,
[5944], - , Ee M. ASECRAPT
[5945]Enclosure
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[5962]. “UNITED STATES GOVERNM:
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[5967]ation concerning
[5968]1G Jul 62, vase 10978,
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[5972]7 SECRET -
[5977]14-00000
[5979]chief, Contact | pivtsten — 11 Aug 52
[5980]: ow 52658
[5982]Chief, Intex Branch (Thorne)
[5984]‘chier, Pittoburgs office
[5985]Cape 10978 - Bource Lento tres THC Piles
[5989]2. Full names ani ptogreghic inforsation concerning
[5990]these men ere contained in memo deted w ful 52, Case" 1570,
[5992]by J B-Littlefore.
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[6006]-7 August we Tg :
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[6011]“0: KAUFMAIN FROM -ASICRAPT BY DEX (THORS) WA CK BR
[6013]REUR MED DATED 1 AUGUST, INP 52-572, ADTRSSSED TO NR. CZAJKOWGKT, ALIEN
[6014]BRANCH, RS COWSACT OF ALIENS KMXXCIK, KOTAS AND LOPOSZKO, PLEASH FORWARD PULL ~
[6016]Tf WILL BS APPRECIATED IF, IV THE FURS, YOU WILL FORWARD ROTIPICATION
[6018]“OF CONTAC? OF ALIENS PRIOR TO CLEARANCE TO TNTEX, THANK YOU.
[6020]COMPIDITTAL
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[6036]“0 KAUPHAUH PROM ASHCRAPT BY IND (7HORHE) WA CK BR
[6037]i .
[6038]: REUR MEMO DATED 1 AUGUST, NF 52-6 » ADDRESSED TO MY. CZAUKCWSKI, ALISU
[6040]BRANCH, RE COWLACT OF. ALIS KMIECIK, KOTAS AND LOPOSZKN, PLEASE FORWARD. PULL
[6042]" HAMMS FOR PILING PURPOSES.
[6043]YT WILL BE APPRECIATED IP, I THE FUTURE, YOU WELL FORWARD HOPIPICATION
[6044]OP CONTACT OF ALIENS PRIOR TO CLEARANCE TO IMEX. ‘THANK YOU, ‘
[6048]: i
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[6064] afHH 2 Anthony P CzaJkowskt ny §2-672 — Cas
[6066]Chicf, Pittsburgh Office .——~ . ;
[6068]‘caso 10978 - Source Léedo fra IRC Files
[6070]4. Contact with Mutectx, Kotas, end Lopoorko oo
[6071]RL Jw. 52 indicates Loy Yorolgn intelligence sotontial « thay
[6072]have doen avay fred Poland for about ten years and get no
[6073]‘pertinent information in letters fron relatives ‘remaining
[6075]in Poland. They era better acquainted with persons and —
[6076]conditions around Bologna, Italy. ; ’ it
[6078]Lema nn a em
[6080]a they are ‘stive, bub uniade you have reason
[6081]to believe that wortbuhile requircnants might result fron
[6082]6 request, va do not intend to send in name checko. —
[6084]“CHARLES B KAUHANH, GR
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[6146]DO DATE: 3 Aw ESE 1952
[6148]"Office Memorandum + owrren states GOVERNMENT”
[6150]Tro ale det, ce ay 3
[6151]Attn. ot. Index , woah , : .
[6152]FROM 1 (Chiefy Detroit Office: go o .
[6154]suojecT: Visit to, Alien: FRVK NARSIN - Folish Ketional
[6155]von 1 August nt hie place of business,
[6157]loved as a business ‘aininistrator.
[6158]Detroit Ll, Michigan. | .
[6160]3 1. Mr. Harasin was interview
[6161]ithe Pioneer Coffee Company, where he is emp
[6162]He ise presently residing at 533% McDougall,
[6163]2. subject was born 1 December 189} in Goczalkowlce, Poland.
[6165]Civil servant. =
[6167]1923-29: Polish Ministry d Cormerce, Warsaw, Foland. .
[6168]was a very small -
[6170]1925-34 Managed own firm in the cofn and food treae. This
[6171]‘ eoncern. _
[6172]1934-39 | Silesian Steel Foundries @ Mills (Filstliski Foundry), located In
[6173]* Cherzow, Poland (formerly Koenigshutte, Toland). _ :
[6174]1939-45. , Folish Army - tir. Harasin was taken a prisoner of war by the Germans.
[6175]ed the Folish Arny in exile. Ris family disap-
[6177]He escaped and join
[6178]penred during the wars fiis.son is believed to be held ina
[6179]still ‘alive. : ,
[6181]Russian concentration camp, if he ts
[6183]1945-45 = Resettlement and Welfare Officer, UNRRA end TRO, Germany and East -
[6184]Africa. While serving in this capacity, Mr. linrasin travelled in
[6185]the East African region of Tanganyika, Uganda, and-Kenya. His *
[6186]purpose was to resettle Folish refugees in camps in these areas.
[6187]Subject knows this area well and could answer specific questions
[6188]regarding voads, ainirones, settlements and cities.
[6190]1948-51 Social work in yngland * .
[6192]2h July 1952 - Entered the US at Rew York city.
[6194]Polish Aray, Mr. Yarasin worked for the
[6195]ration, Polish Government in exile. He
[6196]in the comrlete administration
[6197]fobs to which they
[6199]. 3. As a reserve captain in the
[6200]_ Ministry of Reconstruction of Adninist
[6201]. explained his duties as consisting of assisbings
[6202]and reconstruction, and helping to place Polish nationals in
[6203]would be best suited. : . : :
[6205]h. Harasin's wife refused to leave Poland with her husband and she is -
[6206]her since 1945. He does, -
[6208]still residing there. He has not corresponded with
[6209]however, conduct a correspondence with cousins living in Chorzow and other
[6211]cities in Silesian part of Poland. He received a letter from one of his cousins
[6212]three months ago, wt said that ie contained only fanily nformation. He will
[6214]gladly turn over all future letters, if so desired.
[6215]. . . f
[6217]» Wallen Uo Mowe
[6219]a FAUL W. ICKE
[6224]14.99000
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[6229]| Offi Ce. Memorandum * UNITED STATES SOVERNMENT
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[6233]STA DARD Fone nn, 64 .
[6236]Be 4 4 .
[6237]tO ' Chfer, contact Division | nr ie 4 . DATE: 5 August 1052
[6238]' . ? . faskt ry
[6239]_ Attne: - Iniex ., . AG: .
[6240]PROM ; Chier, Detroit Office - Ge
[6242]SUBJECT: Visit to Alien: Joachin KOWATSCHERP Bulgarian National
[6244]wie ee See Kovatsehere was interviewed on’) Aucust 1952 ‘at hia Place of
[6245]Po enployrient, Eytne Doors Company where he igs working as a draftsman, He is
[6246]Presently residing at LAY. Sevard Street, Apt. 105, Detroit 6, Michigan.
[6248]ae BL subject was born:&. APril 1903 in Nasalewzie, Bulcaria.
[6249]on . 1939- gio. 7 forked in an airplane factory in Sofia, Bulgaria, es &n apprentice
[6250]_ engineer, : _ . sO
[6251]“19%0— Yok. National 3ulsarian Airplane Mfr. Plant, as an aprrentice engineer,
[6252]Budapest, Hungary.
[6254]1941 (S mos.) Attended a technical hi-h school in
[6255]Dee 4 ~ sep hy Atvendad a technical university in 3
[6256]: engineerin: and mechanics,
[6257]‘Sep 19h) Arrested by the Gestapo for refusing to enter military service,
[6258]an Was released in Muy LOS. .
[6259]. May 45 — 1048 ug Milltary Police, Berlin Germany ~ Interpreter a
[6260]19h8 ~ Oct 51 UW CD pir. of CIc = Subject was an investicator, and while
[6261]. servits in this capacity, he had the Opportunity to i terrocate
[6262]about twelve Bulearian delegates to the World PW a nn
[6263]held in the Soviet “one of Herlin. ue said he iniuced Bix of
[6264]: these delerates to escape, and the: are stil, residing in Berlin.
[6265]i : Their nenes and addresses may be obtained if so desired, :
[6266]12. November 1951 3 Arrived in New York City aboard the ss General Sturgis
[6267]Dee 1951-20 Jan 21 Tarchon Follower Machine Co., Detroit, Michigan, as a a@raftsnan.
[6269]. 3. Mr. Xowatschery believes hinselr to be qualified to answer specific
[6270]questions on certain Sulsarien econonies and minor political questions. He could
[6271]also describe ty detail the city of Naselveisie. Bulgaria, which is on the Yugos
[6273]slavian border, .
[6275]erlin, Geraany, - Studying
[6277]Sudfect conducts Trequent correspondence With his family in Bulsaria
[6279]ern zones of Berlin, THe source in the .
[6280]Soviet zone is Me. Kowatse ents mother-inelay, from when he last received a letter
[6281]three months 450. Ee said it eontauined a description of the deplorabie living
[6282]conditions, but nothings else. te will turn over all future letters rrom Sov Zone
[6283]Of Berlin and Bulgaria for ow serutiny end retention, . .
[6285]4, :
[6287]throurh sources in the western and east
[6289]< for subject with the hope that
[6290]@ contents of this meno.
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[6509]SUBJ: CASE 61491, VALARIY-VLADIUIROVICH NONDUKHOV IS 8 & y
[6511]REFS: Aw HES 1TST9, 5 NOV 7C
[6512]"  B. HES 17699, & NOV 76 ~
[6513]De . , ; A~SSOY
[6514]f. MEITHER WIAS MOR_ILC IS ANLE TO FURNISH AN ADDRESS FOR A .
[6515]VALARLY VLADISSRORTCH MORDUKHOV. HE 1S HOT LISTED Lt ANY OF THE
[6517]TELEPHOHE BOOXS FOR RYO eye 3?
[6519]BS WE ARE CHECKING THE LOCAL OFFICE OF LNERGO TO SEE IF THEY
[6520]HAVE A CURRENT ADDRESS, AND WILi. ADVISE YOU AS SOON AS VE RE- :
[6521]CEIVE A RESPONSE.
[6523]FILE: CASE 61481
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[6539]SUBUs, CASE 61491 :
[6541]REF! HES 17745, 10 WOV 76 ASEVOS OF FR
[6542]1, ez SOURCE AT HIAS INFORMS US THAT PAVEL GELUAN TS Cow LIVING
[6544]If CLEVZLAUD AUD CAN PROUABLY 8& LOCATED THROUGH THE JEWISH
[6546]FAMILY SEAVICE, 2069 SOUTN TAYLOR ROAD, CLEVLLALD HEIGHTS, ONIO,
[6548]AAMe. 7
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[6553]SEE REFERENCE NESSAGE GAVE HER DATE OF ARRIVAL Oo
[6555]Poea IS716. WE ASKED OR SOURCES TO CHECK UNDE! ROTH 1975
[6557]AND 1974, SE VILL CHECK THE LOCAL OSFICE OF LYEKGO TO
[6559]CEE IF THEY CAN FURNISH AN ADDRESS.
[6561]iB, ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION, INCLUDING DATE AND PLAC
[6563]tar
[6565]“OF BIRTH iS HELPFUL IN SERVICING REGUESTS OF THIS TYPE. .
[6567]FILE: CASE 61491
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[6593]SHOULD BE aVAILAZLE FROM REFUGEE ASSISTANCE AGESCLES U4 3
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[6595]“STHCE THERE ‘IS nd city. CALLED CLiFFoR) PARES, tid. DUP OR=
[6596]CR LESTING FOR A GRERTO ALVAREZ IN EL THER CLIFFSIDE PARK
[6597]WEP&coD PARK. ;
[6601]SORRY “OLENA GOT AWSY 30 TUTCALY VE WERE HOPTEG TO GIVE. PEARL
[6602]VAL EMANCE TQ UGS HEN SPANISN, SHOULD WE CLOSE THIS CASE AND
[6603]ee THE CORRESPONDE: rCh 70 THe “LAME FO? . os
[6605]: CASE 38372
[6606]IiSDET CL BY 13344
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[6617]9. April 176 gel gy A
[6619]MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Secretary
[6620]: Office of the DCT
[6622]FROM 7 : Charles A. Briggs
[6624]7 Chief, Services Staff
[6625]VIA ; : Acting Deputy Director for Cperations
[6626]SUBJECT : International Rescue Committee, Inc.
[6628]_ 1, The follewtng information on the IRC is for
[6629]background only.
[6631]2. In August 1950, Outline for Project QXGAUNT
[6632]was approved for the purpose of acquiring biegraphic
[6633]information on tes-level defectors/emixres from an
[6634]official of the IRC. The sum of $2,500 was to be pre-
[6635]vided by covert ceans. A partial payment of $1,250
[6636]was advanced on 3@ August 1950 but was refused by the
[6637]IRC representative, who stated he would supply as much
[6639]_of the informaticn désired as possible without cost.
[6640]The project was closed as of 31 August-1950.
[6642]: 3. In Novenber 1950, David Martin, Executive |
[6643]Secretary of the IRC met with George Carey, Assistant
[6644]Director for Operations, with 4s many as five proposals
[6645]for collaboration between CIA and IRC. One proposal was
[6646]‘for the support of a European Institute which would pro-.
[6647]vide employment for displaced scientists, journalists,
[6648]etc. He was informed that CIA had no funds for financing.
[6649]such a project. a ; ;
[6651]i so , - Charles A. Briggs .
[6653]i - 7 2 IMPDET
[6654]bop _ eL BY 012170
[6656]CONFIDENTIAL
[6658]ath - 9 April 1976
[6659]DRAFT
[6661]Mr, Charles Sternberg
[6663]Executive Director
[6665]International Rescue Committee, Inc,
[6666]386 Park Avenue South “
[6668]New York, New York 10016
[6670]Dear Mr. Sternberg:
[6671]As you might surmise, your organization ‘is well
[6672]known to the Agency, Following the receipt of your
[6673]letter of 31 March 1976, a more definitive search for
[6674]information pertaining | to your request was conducted,
[6675]No information was located which would indicate that
[6677]CIA has ever provided funds to the IRC either directly
[6679]or indirectly. -I trust this letter will allay any
[6681]apprehensions your organization has had in this
[6683]matter.
[6685]If I. can be of further assistance, do not
[6687]hesitate to contact me,
[6689]Sincerely,
[6691]George Bush
[6692]Director
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[6764]_pes/Sp/Alien Staff
[6766]_ Room 814, Key ‘Building
[6768]“epe |
[6770]Géorge Naagoy
[6772]2D 40
[6775]‘5 Juno 1973
[6777]tha attached copy of NY-603-
[6779]73, dated 31 May 1973, 18
[6780]for your information and =~
[6781]retention. ae
[6783]You will recall coc. interest
[6784]in IRC, We are getting full
[6785]support from LIRc but ic is
[6786]bade up of some strange in-
[6787]dividuals, neverthelesa. |
[6789]Would like to discuss with
[6790]you sometime next week. |
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[6796]What imate ste oT
[6800]UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[6801]a Aon . a . . J. soe
[6802]Memeorandum |
[6803]TO te Director, Domestic Contact Service _ oe Bark! y wey 1978
[6805]oO ATTN: Support Division/Alien Branch’ (Neagoy)’ Ors
[6806]FRUM =: Acting Chief, New York Field Office. ~ .- ee
[6808]* supjicr: International Rescue Committee,.Inc.
[6810]--Execlitive Director of the ‘International | .~
[6811]~the course of our conversation, -
[6812]bit of: interest in Soviet. arrivals
[6813]id -be-of a great advantage to
[6815]r instance, representatives: -
[6817]1, We met: Charle Sternberg, ‘E
[6818]Rescue’ Committee (IRC) on 10 May 1973. In
[6819]Sternberg noted that weihad shown.quite @
[6820](defectors) recently and suggested. that it wou
[6821]us if we were able to introduce ourselves as,. fo
[6822]of a scientific institute rather than Agency employees.
[6823]~ "2, We are quitece tain that: Sternberg meant well and had our benefit
[6824]in mind when he made this ‘suggestion, ' Sternberg has been cooperative and
[6825]_ helpful to us over a number of years. | His suggestion particularly aims to
[6826]simplify our problem of making initial contact with USSR nutionals. They are
[6827]particularly sensitive and ‘suspicious, and CIA has a ‘very ominous meaning to
[6828]them according to Sternberg. ‘ ‘ : :
[6830]3. We explained to'Sternberg that we cannot do what he suggested, but
[6831]in -turn we suggested that in instances where a new arrival.igs ill at ease,.
[6832]we should wait a few weeks or. months until the new arrival has settled down,
[6833]found a place to live, and hopefully,-.a satisfactory -place ‘of employment. -
[6835]4. We did, however, tell Sternberg that we will discuss his suggestion
[6837]with our associates interested in this particular problem.
[6839]S. Do you have any advice or comment? °.
[6841]; , Ma “. Arewd
[6843]A/C WALTER L. FREUND™
[6845]if
[6849]_ FILE: International Rescue Committee
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[6856]14-0000
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[6863]a seye Contact’ § ea, ae NY 8603-73_
[6864]|. . Director, Domestic Contact Service _ ; 31 May 1973
[6866]ATING Support ViVision/Alten Branch (Neagoy)
[6867]Acting Chiof, New York Field Uféice: a
[6868]G5 bg OF
[6870]International Kescue Cormittes, inc. _
[6872]yy oaT
[6874]“Executive Director of the International
[6876]Te uo 1 we met Charles Sterabor ;
[6877]_  ‘Reseue Committee (IRC) on 10 May 1973. In the course of our conversation, -
[6878]Soviet arrivals
[6880]hat wo had shown quite a bit-of interest in
[6881]ggosted that it would be of a great -advantuge tO
[6882]for instance, ropresontativos
[6884]Sternberg. noted’ t
[6885](defectors) recently and su
[6886]us if wo wore able to introduce ourselves 95,
[6887]; of, a scientific institute rather than Agency enployoes. - .
[6889]i -2,.. We are quite certain that. Sternberg meant well and had our benefit.
[6890]4a wind when he nado this suggestion. Sternberg has been’ cooperative and
[6891]chelpful to us ovor a nuuber of years. Hia suggestion particularly ‘aing to
[6892]simplify our problen of making {nitial contact with USSR nationals. ‘Thoy are
[6893]particularly sensitive and suspicious, '
[6895]-and CIA has, a very ominous meaning to
[6896]then according to Stornberg. co .
[6898]' "
[6900]} ‘that we ‘cannot. do what ho suggested, but - -
[6901]‘gn turn wo suggested that: in instances where S new arrival. £3, 111 at oaso,
[6903]we should wait a few wooks or months: until the nov arrival ‘has settled down, -
[6904]‘found 4 place to live, and hopefully, & gatistactory placo of omploymont.
[6906]1° 3, Ne explained to Sternberg
[6908]a We did, howover, tell Sternberg that we will discuss his suggestion
[6909]. {with our, associates interosted in this particular problem, . :
[6910]ee , “
[6912]5. Do you have any advice or comment?
[6913]“aye WALTER L. FREUND
[6917]| FELEt International Rescuo Committee
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[6958]OFFICE OY 19 MAY 1973, kNOAKCY IS ABCHT TO SET A.JOB AND LooviNG
[6959]FOR A PLACE TO LIVE, HE WAS NOT ANAECUS TO ME INTERVIENED BY US,
[6960]ENT warTzD TO GET SETTLED FIRSTS ME PR On ISED TO CALL US waDNe SDAY,
[6961]Is YAY, TO LET WS KNOU IF WE FOUTS A PLACE. TS LIVE AND WHEEL
[6963]7 SER IN THE SATE INSTITUTE
[6965]Qe RUDAXOY TOLD us HIS FATHER ¥AS A YGE
[6966]visa Ze Hit VAS EIPLOYED Re "D NOT a FArous PERSON AT ALL. HE OFEO AP OUT
[6967]FIVE YEARS ato. © WE hOULN NOT CRT ANY wOPE DETAILS aT THE Trt.
[6969]WHO IS THE FAMOUS RUDAZOV HE COULD Haw REE! RELATED TO?
[6971]| 3. YE WILL KEEP YOU INFORMED OF ANY FURTHER PAOGRESS, 2 [MPDET
[6972]cl BY 914476 . ae
[6974]FILE: CASE 671333 IRC
[6976]CONFYDENTIAL
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[7026]THAT HE PID BOT VAUT T) prep up spcgceT tT a HOTEL AND PLACED HI
[7027]“ITH AN: EMPLOYEE Qf MIS O7UNTTZATION TH uM york CtTY.
[7029]a, MMEM SUBJECT CAN DE CONTACTED, JOE Cav POLL OF THE NEY YORE
[7031]Ac PICE VILL HRIBLE THUS GAGE, <P 8Te a TePDET CL PY 774476
[7033]Cre COvNMITTIE
[7035]rouMPEDEMT LEAL
[7041]14.99000 me
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[7051]er . _ Al fot? f/f
[7052]9° Awtoliy Vo Tefestibo ar ; _
[7054]HS AS GOS-827-72, Sime Subject, dated 22 Noveher 1972.
[7055]oy Niotice-xelly telecon, Same Subject, data 5
[7056]December ly72. : :
[7058]1. This neo covers subjects discussed in refere:
[7059]SS}
[7061]2. Since Teresa cas
[7063]country as a refug
[7064]H ices of the [ster i
[7066]cue Com,
[7067]Acnars to assist hi
[7068]. inchs job assistance of
[7070]epation status to this country.
[7071]has Loen a very cooperative
[7073]nee Consents.
[7075]ats to help Fereshxo.
[7077]nt probleus wackher ti
[7078]istence in tinaing up his £
[7079]» however, wlso realize tic t
[7080]and proligie reports’ producer for the intelli:
[7081]We Want to ivake Clear that we nave no cosills
[7083]3, Terestiko should Cind his own way to mail lettcrs to Minsk
[7084]throush partics located in other citics. Subject xentiona! that
[7085]he has friends in New York City wai he could use for tis purpose.
[7087]4. Ke contucted the office handling Tereshko's refund for his.
[7088]tubles andl rapees nad (ere indoticed trae he will shortly receive a_
[7089]chee: for US25.90 plas sau sold rubles whic could noe be ciiinged
[7091](for his. then we receive the money in a'week or tyo, we will for-
[7092]ward it to you. : . ;
[7094]-  & rently Teresnko feels an attraction to work for dio
[7095]Liberty in churica, which was offered to hia. This 2-sin is his own
[7096]decision althdush he has a seod position and a fine future with his
[7098]: PEC Aan rata «
[7100]_7 , 6. We have Fond frex experience. that defectors senerally blane
[7101]us tor decisions and actions Wiicl: fail and credit their ovh astuteness
[7102]for those developacnts whica succeed, tf would like, however, to point
[7104]E 2 IMPONE CL LY 004476 oo :
[7107]14-0000
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[7111]SAE OA ee et
[7115]-—Peqair masts
[7117]Case $5439
[7119]nit that. your LdLins of Tereshko has been excell
[7120]and in getting xia to travel telice Zo
[7121]in spite of his heavy work schedule witie his cotpany.
[7123]INES Re MUAY
[7125]FRiloice/sa .
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[7131]14.99000
[7133]ar sake t :
[7134]‘ane willbe in the
[7136]interim
[7138]go to Saigon
[7140]wigit would ¥¢ fa respanse to 80
[7141]information related to the
[7143]2,, a9 September
[7144]ner duties with the Atlantic Tres
[7145]will de gons. put if rier trips oF
[7146]longer than to weeks. sna t ,
[7147]nas not been ‘eriefed for tiie part
[7148]see
[7150]a siailar trip in Sune ( “ @0-B-LT035~
[7151]: ar som ami at
[7153]We have given her Mr.
[7155]ami sho aay. ,
[7156]recounsnd thst ahe be deariefed. oa
[7157]Europe Lohman
[7161]o0-B-33LT1-79) +. te successful.
[7162]‘requirements o*
[7164]representative calla
[7166]trips abroad tn t
[7167]For East.
[7169]president
[7171]ters. Lord. leaves for.
[7172]ty Association. Fe do
[7173]; rates
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[7191]. Upon {natructions -
[7193]3. In Juno Mra. Lord loancd us tv
[7194]froa clef. prro. we returned these to wre. on 14 August: since we had received
[7195]to our querias to headquarters we Se of 28 June 197; vora 610 :
[7197]1 -
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[7201]file: Mre. Mary lord
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[7215]tix-297-72
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[7218]yet yor THiS RECORD ps p57
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[7221]—_— .
[7223]°B 5S Ly
[7225]4 to -intora that the International Rescue
[7226]. a
[7228]a
[7230]"r --gogswell tetegtone
[7232]to Comittee planned 1 to ‘hold a Press ‘conference on- a4 March cn 97h in Now
[7234]york to discuss s prisoners in ‘qxban Sotte. Cogswell | yoieed the nope
[7236]that the conference “would not have any paverse effects on atterpts
[7238]underway to obtain the release of Lavreace Kirt oy lant froaa cuban
[7239]. \
[7241]prisoa,, Re “explained that "pancho" ("who is known to your people, I
[7243]an sure") is on his yay to vexico city with $3,900. “He qrill contac’ o
[7245]worn. there who epparently. knows who to poy off to exrante unt! 6
[7247]release. cogswell indicated that “they” hoged to pay no more than
[7248]. $10,000.
[7249]. i . : m™ }*
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[7254]R. P. Be LOAM
[7256]rn
[7259]Files Jack cogswelt
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[7264]14.99000
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[7295]| MESMINGTOY OF CHISTES,
[7297]4. YON VISUT covsmngs ANERYING SOME STATON CONCERNENS FEE TNTN,
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[7351]UNITED STATES GOS URNMENT
[7352]in
[7354]_TO > Directors Donestic Contact
[7355]arti: (Mr. Murphy) ;
[7356]“FROM “2 Chief, Hew York Field offi
[7360]_ LEG LES.
[7361]SUBJECT: Necting ‘with Edrund
[7362]7." eonfercnes S$ .
[7363]et: Dept.
[7364]to NYFO on
[7366]16 May 69.
[7368]tad. On 6 Jun 69 Depsty Chief,
[7370]Memorandum
[7372]Service
[7374]of State meno of 12.Noy 69° from Wa.
[7376]ee _
[7377]: SOG f
[7378]wi3-89
[7379]DATE: 12 dune 1969. —
[7381]Cs vie
[7383]Dept. of Lxiigration, US Catholic
[7385]C. Truehcort, forwarded.
[7387]MFO, accompanied by C/S ELMFf,
[7389]met with Easand Cumiings to discuss any. aspects of the relationsnip
[7391]between his. office and the Agency that micht be unsatisfactory
[7392]requested by NYFO as
[7394]in referenge MEMO. |} -.
[7396]_ BSSSY : |
[7397]discussion with the statement that we
[7398]tion of cooperation with thea CIA had
[7400]This. appointment was
[7402]by Cucmings
[7404]' . 2. When we opened the
[7405]so had heard indirectly that the qucs
[7406]arisen at the Acs meetins, Cacriins
[7408]jndeed the ense, and for-his part,
[7410]: .  yith our Agency.’
[7411], could be very
[7413]since if this fact
[7415]cause him great anguish.
[7417]in which a refusee who Had coop
[7418]Cumuings did not
[7419]we said was
[7420]only was -he concerned about CLA activities
[7421]cognizant, the US bishops woul,
[7423]Communist agents.
[7424]on this incident, which
[7426]organizations such as the
[7428]to elaborate.
[7430]to whom the US Catholic Conference
[7431]information on a more, timely basis than was -
[7433]to our desire to have this
[7435]possible with reliance on I2!S records.
[7436]sees in the US
[7437]telephone 0.
[7438]ponding to our direct gestion, Gesings said
[7439]the FBI in a different light a
[7441]ments to see ref
[7442]the refugee be given @
[7444]they requested.
[7446]ay ne
[7448]* {nformation oa Czechoslovak, re
[7449]could be extrencly dangerous for
[7451]. were known, i
[7452]“their fenilies still in Eastern Burope.
[7453]tion-.about the location of a refugee to wiom hara later can
[7454]‘He knew, he said,
[7455]“rated with the Agency was
[7457]Menbarrassing” were it to become
[7458]fugees to the CIA.
[7459]refugees
[7460]t could bring -harm to themselves or
[7462]a be unhappy
[7463]US Catholic Conference.
[7464]Cusraing $s suggested that we ‘get
[7466]Ray US. Savings Bouts Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plsa
[7468]foe
[7471]he wished to have no
[7472]Invited to. elaborate on his reasons,
[7474]be made with the, refugee
[7475]wmber to call after his arrival.
[7477]a result of the comments made
[7481]steted that this was
[7483]contact at all
[7484]Cummings said.it-..
[7485]know that he had furnished
[7486]He loter stated that it
[7487]to have contact with the Agency,
[7488]to
[7489]had furnished the informe-
[7490]e, it would
[7492]s imnediatcly
[7494]If he
[7496]of en instance
[7497]beaten up by
[7499]invitation to elaborate
[7500]unknown to us. Cummings said that not
[7501]involving refugees, but that if
[7502]pbout CLA involvezen* with
[7503]Again, Cummings declined
[7504]our information from the I&IS
[7505]data and he was ‘unsyzipathetic
[7507]respond to our
[7509]furnishes
[7510]‘Ye also suggested thas arrange- .
[7512]Res-
[7513]he viewed cooperation with
[7515]a vould not deny its agents inforcaticn ©
[7517]f
[7519]in Gonnecticut: .
[7521]J
[7523]in Surope and that ne
[7526]14.90000
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[7531]-2- 12 June 1969
[7533]. sr" 43, We wish to emphasize that Cumaings made none of the
[7534]statements to us.that he did in paragraph two of reference memo. On
[7535]the .contrary, in, résponse to ‘our direct question, Cumiings said that
[7536]his objections were “thoseof ‘principle rather than of manner of approach
[7537]py the NYPO. “ At no time during our conversation with hin did he make
[7538]_ any objection-to the procedure set up between hin and C/S Elliff to-
[7539]. facilitate the acquiring ‘of the information we requested. We do not have
[7540]an . _ any doubts that Cwmings did. indeed nike the statements attributed. to him
[7541]~ poe Gn reference memo, but it ds at least interesting that he specifically ~
[7542]: _ refuted them in our presence... After displaying nothing but hostility |
[7543]toward the Azency. during cur entire meeting, he invitee us to call upon
[7544]him in the future if he "could ever do anything for us personally.” -
[7545]Obviously. we do not expect to contact him on any basis in the future and_
[7546]-we are certain that he does. not anticipate further inquiries from this .
[7547]office. mo : nee : a .
[7548]oo “hy. c/s ElLiff- reports as follows on her contacts with Cusmings -
[7549]and other officials of the Dept. of Immigration, US Catholic Conference:
[7551]“the first contact with Cummings was on 11 Sept 68 and the
[7552]results of that meeting are contained in Nyv#677-68 of 11
[7553]Sep 68. This was 8 straight-forvard request for informa-
[7554]tion on how the US Catholic Conference would handle the in-
[7555]flux'of refugees. As can be secn from the memo, Cunmings
[7556]was cooperative and, in fact, offered more assistance to us
[7557]than we later requested. We spoke on the telephone with
[7558]oo, Curmings a few weeks later to soy that, in all likelihood,
[7559]a we would only be needing to ask for address infornation on
[7560]: selected refugees occasionally. For this information, he —
[7561]referred us to Mrs. Irene Bilinski. On 12 Dec we saw Mra. -
[7562]Bilinski who wopeooperacivesti furnishing information on
[7563]_ a specific Czechoslovak refugee. Upon our return from
[7564]Washington in late January 1969, @ number of requests had
[7565]piled up and we tried. to: obtain the needed information -
[7566]through Nrs. Bilinski. She pleaded that they were very busy,
[7567]extremely behind in their filing and asked that we call. on
[7569]her later. . 7 L a ; : a
[7570]ss C. q- L4G . oo
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[7577]< me oo wtHt399-69. \
[7578]A . . “eZee + 12 June 1969 \
[7580]- “Since it.appeared in late March that Mrs. Bilinski would,
[7581]- -not be avallable in the foresecavie future, we called again
[7583]“gn Cunmings and:-explained the provlea. We said we under",
[7584]‘stood the probleas involved for then in providing this ine!
[7585]formation, -in view.of the fact. that they were extremely busy,
[7586]‘! and said we “would appreciate anything he could do to facilitate
[7587]“matters, "There was one address we necded urgently. ‘and ‘this
[7588]') Cummings. obtained for-us while we waited. We left with hid
[7590]about six three-by-five cards on other refugees, plus a stamped -
[7591]self-addressed envelope, and asked that he return the cards, —
[7592]with the address‘ and employment data added, at his convenience. +»
[7593]After that, we sent Cumaings two letters reouesting data on
[7594]additional individuals and received replies in due course.
[7595]After hic receipt of the second letter, Cummings called Deputy
[7596]Chief, ro (whose name he had obtaincd from Charles: Stermerg aN
[7597].of the International. Pogeuc-Camnietee) to checx on Miss Elliff's . ©
[7598]. bona rfaus. According to Deputy Chief, NYFO, Cummings was. ‘
[7599]“‘gatisfied that our inquiries were legitimate and only expressed
[7600]the hope that they could be kept to a mininua. We sucfested the ~
[7601]. inal procedure acrecd to by Cumaings only in the interest of
[7602]saving the tine ‘of an obviously overworked. organization. ~ — “sues
[7604]or POR TF |
[7606]-ihen thé account of Cumnings' complaints to the Department: of ~
[7607]State official reached us,;-we endeavored to set up an appoint-
[7608]ment dr ourselves-and Deputy Chicf, NYFO, to see him, Our first
[7609]eall in this regard was.on 19 Moy. He said it was a very dusy
[7610]week and asked us'to call later. We called the following week
[7611]and he again stated he was extremely busy. We said we did have
[7612]one address to ask him about and asked if we might see hin
[7613]briefly. He invited us to write him for the information,and
[7614]assured us that this would be entirely satisfactory. We wrote
[7615]on 26 May and he replied the following day, much faster than he
[7616]had previously. When we calicd him on 6 June, he invited us to
[7617]mect with him that afternoon. We estimate that we have requested
[7618]address and employment information on about 13 individuals. Since
[7619]this is the only data requested from Cumnaings, we do not under=
[7620]stand his statement in reference memo that. he had "become con- :
[7622]_ cerned over the ‘numbers and types of request." In addition to QO
[7624]_ @umnings and Mrs. Bilinski, we have contacted Urs, jymaia Boroni,,
[7626]“Whon we sew in 1967 in connection witn Case 49,354, Although. she
[7628]could not furnish the current Location of the individual in whom
[7629]we were interested, she was extremely cooperative.” /o- {x ae .
[7630]a ° ce
[7632]an
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[7635]LLL 7 f
[7640]14.99000
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[7793]CIA Requests to Refiyec
[7795]Soviet Bloc Division, ICS
[7797]Poul J. Leade: fest
[7799]om
[7801]Chict, Now, York office
[7803]ee: Director,
[7805]Des,
[7807]‘rganizations in New York -
[7809]Jack,
[7811]7 GY
[7813]16 day 1969
[7815].
[7817]Jin Murphy showed us the
[7818]attached corresponzence, which
[7819]followsup on his carlier
[7820]discussion of the sdject
[7821]probdlen with yous Ee askee that
[7822]we send you'a copy, and vould -
[7823]like your coments on it. Jin
[7824]would be interestad In the
[7825]rational for going the rail
[7827]-route instead of personal visits
[7829]by the CS's. As I rentioned
[7830]during your brief visit oa
[7832]Nednesdcsy, we sre revieving the
[7834]entire ICS Czoch retygee
[7835]precedure, with en eye 'to
[7836]eutting back cur general
[7838]. effort.
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[7851]OIRECT I REPLY
[7852][poate
[7854]Remarhar
[7855]Jim:
[7856]_ [received the attached correspondence
[7858]‘from Bill Truchéart this morning.
[7860]ai):
[7861]_
[7863]SECRET
[7865]oe.
[7866]ou wa 237 Use previous 6 GO: 1966 O © IST-308
[7868]14-00000
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[7871]x . OEPARTMENT OF STATE
[7872]~ Wasnecton, Lxa “yawn
[7873]: oo : ae . . May 12, 1969" oy
[7874]|. NEMORANDU MR: Mey Thotas Nl. Karanessines : ;
[7875]' ; ; Deputy Director for Ploas OT _
[7876]. : “Central Intelligence Agency ; .
[7877]re . ;
[7878]° j . SUBJECT: = CTA, Requests to Voluntary Agencies ta
[7879]: : New York . _ TE
[7880]: With reference Co ouf recent discussion of this subject, Tan
[7881]attacatng a aenorindun from Mr, Laugel of AmbassacorMortin'’s
[7882]eae suffion his meetings In Now York with vartous representatives
[7883]an of she voluntary agencies. Te would apnenr fson his report
[7884]that concera among che voluntary agenetes OPA approaches is
[7885]: more widespread than we had at first supposed.
[7886]i. ry
[7887]: ; oo William C. Trucheart
[7889]Accachisent : . '
[7890]As stated. :
[7892]SECRET
[7896]Pr
[7898]UNETED STATES GOVE NMENT
[7900]~—Memoranaum SecuET
[7902]eee eg ee cenel ed
[7904]ro: INR= Mr, Willan C, Trueheart 0 pate: May 9, 1969°
[7906]"prow :, S/R:ORN - Raymond W. Laugeyte’
[7908]| sunyect: “CIA Requests to Voluntary Agencies in New York
[7910]tit & 647-169
[7912]oo. a Ambaissador/Grahan Martin has asked me to inform you of
[7913]a ~Seonversations which were held in my presence by certain: —
[7914], “voluntary ‘agency representatives with regard to CIA
[7915].  yequests for information on Eastern European refugees
[7916]. (primarily Czechs) who have been arriving in the U.S. as-
[7917]a result of the Czechoslovak-USSR crisis. The following
[7918]information was obtained on a confidential basis while L
[7919]. was in New York this week to yor on an unrelated project:
[7920]: DQ. her 2: a .. - Scf
[7921]: (1) On May 5, after onc luding my own pusink’ ah 07 vf
[7922]: cussions, Dr.Jan Papanck, President of the American Fund
[7923]for Ceecnor ao
[7925]for, Cze x ak, ROLUBCOS » Le! expressed his deep con-
[7927]cern over being asked co supply information on the where-
[7928]abouts of his ‘former “countrymen. Dr. Papaneck told se that
[7929]the CIA is checking on 4 large number of Czech refugees,
[7931]most of whom have no special experience or qualifications
[7932]which would seem to be of particular interest to the United:
[7933]States. He knows that.many of these people are being sub- -
[7934]jected to intensive interrogations which bewilder and - fF
[7935]‘frighten them, The-procedure was {initiated last October by |
[7936]a CIA man who identified himself, as Norman N. Graber. |
[7937]Dr. Papanek receives his requests by Lecter (he showed me |
[7938]one sample) which simply lists the names and other basic:
[7939]data, either immigracion number or date of birth. The
[7940]return address used by the CIA is P.O, Box 1294 in Grand
[7941]Central Station, co which Dr. Papanek is Co send his reply =
[7943]that is, the latest U.S. address recorded in his files. © |
[7945]“Dr. Papanek did not mention a specific number of names
[7947]or requests but he said they are growing and he is very -
[7948]uncomfortable about it;- he does not want his good name OT
[7950]agency to become identified with the CIA. He indicated,, +. ---
[7951]in addition, that the method of operation secms heavy- |:
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[7955]handed in comparison to that of che FBI, whose agents
[7956]present themselves in person, make their requests known ,
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[7981]If this information is essential to U.S, interests, :
[7982]_ Dr, Papanek cannot understand why it is not handled on’ .-
[7983]- an intva+governmental basis -- namely have the CIA obtain
[7984]“Yes information from the Innigration and Naturalization
[7985]Service, which 18 responsible for alien registration. in
[7986]| “the United 'S tates; - oo
[7987]“ g -@h May 6, after concluding my work with o LLG
[7988]“Mr. -Fecund.Cur ings, Associate Director of the U.S.
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[7994]‘Catholic, Center Seyothe question again came up.
[7995]ic, Curaings expressed his. agitation over the seemingly
[7997]amateurish and scattershot method by which the CIA is
[7998]operating in this field. :He also questioned the value of
[7999]ot interrogating simple refugees who are not defectors with |
[8000]Lapelneeee 2) speeial qualifications er background. Mr. .Cummings said. |
[8001]we - the groundwork. was laid sometime ago (no date mentioned)
[8002]‘by a female officer:of the CIA, and that he agreed to the:
[8003]: exchange of mail proéedure utilizing the P.O. Box at
[8004]~ Grand. Central. However, he has become concerned over the
[8005]cage ‘numbers and types of requests. He suggested, as did
[8006]Soba. Dr, Papanex, that INS might be the proper contact point
[8007]i for CIAL” Mr. Cummings also mentioned that the FBI agents.
[8008]- appear in person and he indicated. that their approach
[8010]seems more professional. | Ole
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[8013](3) ‘Iwas also informed by Nr. Cummings that the
[8014]; International Rescug Committce. Inc., whose Executive
[8015]“ . a irecter is Mr. Charles Sternberg, was somewnat alarmed
[8016]‘ ‘by the same CEGRELONT Thad “previous ly consulted
[8017]' Mr. Sternberg on my own project but he did not raise the
[8018]CIA matter with me, Al & F072 7
[8020](4) On May 7 L.attended (as an observer) a meeting
[8021]of the Comittee on Migration and Refugee Problems,
[8022]American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Fereign
[8023]Service, Inc., which was called to discuss. refugee and
[8024]related matters.’ The meeting was~¢haired by the Rev. John
[8025]of the Church World Service; in addition to.
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[8037]ne Mr. Eugene Shenefield and —
[8038]Dope Miss Etta Deutsch ef the
[8039]“:. American Council of Voluntary Agencies
[8041]Mr; Edmund E. Cummings and -
[8042]‘Mr. John McCarthy of the . oo,
[8043]United States Catholic Conference
[8045]Mr. Donald E. Anderson of the
[8046]Lutheran Inmigration Service
[8048]Mr. Gaynor Jacohson -and
[8049]Mr, Harry Freeaman of the
[8050]United HIAS Service
[8052]Mr. Charles Sternberg of the
[8053]International Rescue Committee
[8055]Dr. Jan Papanck of ‘the fa SH 9 7
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[8058]Mr, Teymouraz Bagration of the -
[8059]Tolstoy Foundation —
[8061]Chairman Schauer also represented the
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[8064]At one point the meéting went off-the-record to hear
[8065]from Mr. Cummings of USCC, who had been assigned to study
[8067]the CIA problem," But Chairman Schauer opened the dis-
[8068]cussion by announcing rather mysteriously that he had
[8070]been: in touch’ “with Washington" .at the appropriate level --
[8072]implying that the Council should at lease table the matter
[8073]for the time being. Mr. Cummings then moved that (a) there
[8074]‘would be no further discussion of it, and (b) each volun-
[8075]tary agency should deal with the CIA as it sees fit on an
[8076]individual agency basis. His motion carried and the
[8077]Council proceeded to other business.
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[8878]Chief Contact Division 15 Septembar 1961.
[8880]Support/EB/USSB
[8882]Chief, Los. Angeles Office
[8884]Internat toaa) Coagrass ow Education of the Deal : me
[8885]aH OT —  S 10479
[8886]“y) Dr... Edgar Lowell, a contact of ours at the. John Tracy - :
[8888]Clinic, 806. W. Aiams blvd,,. Los Angeles 7, Callffornia, wiera a"
[8890]‘——"“geéat deal of electronic research 13 carried on concerning deaf-
[8894]ness, bas advised us that he has been nominated as the Program
[8895]Chairman for the Laternational Congress oa Education of the Deaf,
[8896]which will be hold ia June 1963, The host for this Conference will
[8897]be the Couicil on Education of the Deaf and the ‘Congregs will be hald
[8898]at Galloudet College, Washington, D.C. The Coordingatsr for thia
[8899]atlonal Congraas wlll be Dr. Powrie ¥. Doctor of Gallaudet
[8901]se, who will be vorklog with the State Department on thig par-
[8903]tieujar Congreso. , J6.0 980 ke (tere. §” S56 yf
[8905]° Chairman of the Program Comittee, Or. Lowell will be :
[8906]required to go to @urope to attend a necting of a sintler Buropean
[8907]group planaing their annual coagress for about the samo time, and
[8908]will viele Italy, France, Lelgium, Germany, England’ and Scandinavia
[8910]to check on attendees, Thera is 6 possibility that he will also go
[8911]to Yugoslavia at the sane time. ‘ ;
[8913]3. As a cide-line ft is also possible that Dr. Lowell will go
[8914]to Foscov shere le wlll visit Prof, £.N. Sokolov, YnseLtute of De-
[8915]fectology, Pogodina Stc 8, Hoscow G-il7, USSR. Prof. Sokolov is
[8916]well-known end bas been active ia previous Hacey Conferences 1a
[8917]which Dr, Aldrich and Jack Ford have beco interested. wo bave ree
[8918]ported through Dr. Lovall on both Sokolov and Prof. A. ®. Luritya,
[8919]and contiauing correspondence betveen Sokolov end Br. Lovell has
[8920]aleo been reported. :
[8922]4. The Soviets will be Lnvited to this Cougrese and if cho
[8923]present cordial ce!ationshtp atill exists unaltered by world events,
[8924]no doubt Sokolov and/or others wlll certataly be laterested 1f not
[8925]attend chia meeting. - ‘
[8927]. ean At co
[8929]5. Enclosed | a tough outiine of the program Dr. Lowell is
[8930]resprmgsble for which) of course, ig atill in the formative stage.
[8931]Aldy'k'edpy of tha original lett
[8932]is attached. Us.
[8937]5. We would be intcrested 1 _knawhag yout degree of interest
[8938]_ in thie particular matter, and. en ertdin-ahy auggestions you might
[8939]nava-Woverds working with Dr. Lovell. oo 0 wet
[8940]_ , my f' at ~ A .
[8941]PEMD CL DD, [Ld 78 —
[8945]Attach: Qutline of Program
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[8964]oo. wets is interasted ta (Fuu) ~
[8965]macber of tha borlé Feseratloa!of i teal. y oak you
[8966]coatsct your, sources at Gal Tmatet C30 te c
[8967]for aay infersation they sa¥ eve of Sesovic, who secon-
[8968]ing to ea kes Angeles seccrandun of 14 aevehur 1941, 1s
[8969]Yugoslav and vali-hmam o9 a -ohainedan working in the
[8970]eres cl the deaf. Ee mis appirantly co-chain:cn on a
[8971]comittes vith le. Berens ewyoort, @ Jesuit priest, Ho
[8972]daa Mo end a Linguist, ant Tuteh astiuml. the ten,
[8974]. Magovie ana Or. Yarvuort set thsether in aic-letber 1961
[8975]: ‘ ; “tn Ttaly, at which tine Kaoovif axgrensai a cesize to.
[8976]i darent: S7oOp-7D
[8978]_ Lo 2. Yo asgist you in the esaignseat, we are attaching
[8979]: copy of the RE/YA saicreniim of request and a cozy of the
[8980]Los Angeles mmorapiua of 1b Hovecber 19601, giving cere
[8981]aetedls about the meeting betwcen Ir. Tarvoort aii Masuvic.
[8983]' 3. Gallestet Collage will be host to the Inteenallom
[8984]Care a ce a egrses thera uay
[8985]. - Rava’ iaforsatiaa en the Nasovie in question.
[8987]{ 2 b. vemy thanks io ecvaace for your auoperatinn fa
[8988]: ‘ this eselenzest. Pleneo furaish informatica reepmelva
[8989]by O0-A carica ‘Teperting. .
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[9012]“PETER COMANDURAS XX. PETER COHANDURAS,- STCRETARY cAotRat oumngtoe
[9014]; enEDICO"” “DIVISION oF THE INTERHATIONAL “RESCUE comartrey WILL CALL
[9016]CN YOU NEXT VEY, :
[9018]2p. REPEAT FOLLOWING POINTS
[9020]A, HE ONLY WANTS ADVICE VKICH HIGHT RESULT IN FUTURE COOPERATION UITH
[9022]Be
[9024]Po HE NAS ALREADY TALKED WITH THACY BARNES ¥ TRACY BARNES ALONS
[9026]CENERAL LIMES.
[9028]C,  UNVITTING TO NIM, ONE OF HIS MER, YOM REACAN ¥ TOH REAGAN, NAY
[9030]"ee USED BY DD/P X DD/P IN LAOS X LAOS (SEF GRANT, SUPPORT X GRANT,
[9032]SUPPORT), AND
[9034]B TOM NOCLEY x TOM PCOLEY 13 OVE OF TREIN ACK MONEY-CETTYNS IN HIS
[9038]LACS OPERATION, AND 15 DISSAPPROVED BY SO ¥ SO (DFE CROULEY ¥ CROLEY
[9040]FOR FILL IN.) THESE ARE THE CAPS IN OU CONVERSATION RARLIER TODAY.
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[9055]re ny nate
[9056]ELLIOTT ‘SEACH FACRAE Y ELLICTT. SEACH HACRAE, FRESIDENT OF Eo
[9058]“P. DUTTON r ee Py DUTTON. WAS OR LEFED on 2e x ot FESRUARY IN ‘THE 4
[9060]mss ¥ DesI*s OFFICE 3Y WALTER PRORZNEIMES ¥ WALTER PFORZMEIMER;
[9062]MESSRS, LOVERY AND YCEHNE CF CCI ¥ MESSRS. LOVERY AND ¥CEHNE OF OCT, _
[9063]SURYOCY OF CHE X SURYOCY OF CNE, AND REAMS FOR OO/C ¥ OO/C. DDI”
[9065]KAS NOT X NCT PRESENT. SRIEFINT VAS RESULT CF LETTER FROM MACRAE =
[9066]TO DCT IN WHICH HE NOTED HIG PLAN TO LEAVE 13 ¥ 13 HAPRCH FOR BOOK
[9068]MINTING TRIP TO LONDON AND FARIS. . FCLLOVUING THIG BUSINESS TRIP,
[9070]HE VILL SPEND THREE. Of FOUR DAYS EACH IN SELT@ADE, SOFIA, PUDAPEST,
[9072]AND BUCHAREST, “JUST FOR FUN." IN LETTER TC ot, MACRAE APPAPINT =
[9074]IY SOLICITED SUIDANCE 30 SRIEFING WAS NOT 7 NCT REALLY AN INTELLIGENCE
[9076]CNE BUT A MATTEP OF PROVIDING ANSHERS TO SUCH QUESTIONS AS8
[9078](A) CAN I TAYE A TRANSISTOR RADIO ANID A CAMERA INTO AULGARTA
[9080]VITHOUT HAVING THEM -APPRCPRIATED?
[9082](8) SHOULD I NAVE A TYPHUS SHOT?
[9083](©) 1S VATER IN QULTARIA AKD RUMANIA POTASLET
[9084](0) WHG TS THE “SMAKESPEARE® OF 3ULGARIA (A TOUGH ONE,
[9086]ry “VAT YS THE USUAL ATTITUDE CF AULCAR TANS AND RUMANTANS
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[9102]SULT AR TAN AND iaiiat NESSES ANd THEIR PE
[9103]ANY POSTAL sures iT COLLECT
[9105]AFTER MEET "7,
[9107]a
[9108]TIES: AKT; at CGUES WEN
[9110]. itt IRON CURTAINS.
[9112]ING ERUIREMENTS
[9113]NTELLIGENCE “SRIEFI
[9115]THAT no y NC 1
[9116]are, ALTHOUGH A DEBRIEF INS CR HIS RETURN WOULD SE DESTRABLE®
[9118]ASSED | cons SUMERS RE -
[9119]RYO. ITS
[9120]NG WAS indice
[9122]pTTPEst ‘IN SUBMITT FOR PRESENTATION
[9123]“AS ACREEDs HOWEVER,
[9125]Capa fe! tl — |
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[9130]PAST Bons etann wtf
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[9140]Chief, Contact Division _ / 15 October 1953
[9141]Support Branch, . : .
[9142]Chief, New, York office
[9144]Resident of Vienna, Austria - Possible DDP. Lead
[9146]A source of oura auggested that @ Paul L Reber,. Vienna, Bosendorfer oe
[9148] gtrasse 9, who ‘works for the International Rescue Corcrittee, could be :
[9150]helpful tous. .
[9152]SS S67
[9154]‘JAY B. L, REEVES
[9155]NuGraber:es
[9162]4.00000
[9164]_. Y0/ Upon reading an article appearing ‘in a Wilnincton
[9165]daily nevepaper (copy attached), 3. Jagobg_yisited ex-nayor of
[9167]| “'Budapeat Joseph Kovago end got Fring informations
[9168]To : a TEA IF 16 oe
[9169]ee . “Bx-Hunggrian Prime i bter Ferenc Nagy was asked by
[9171]the Fr rope. ttee to form a new Hungarian Comitteo
[9173]a, . ° wher wit replace the tvo comaitteos now in‘existence.. The -
[9174]- v7 Dew comaittee -1a- being formed because the Free Burope Camittes
[9175](los ae t “sdebes to economize aid representation from several Tungarian |
[9176]wo political parties is waited. /
[9177]a °
[9178]3. "Sines I do: not dare: correspond vith friends and
[9179]relatives in Hungary and the US government is interested in
[9180]; coe current information oo Hungary, I think I cen give the same of ©
[9181]nog af individual who 16 living in Vieons end is truly so ‘operator.’
[9182]wee _ His namo ie Dr. Demes Pasttor. I believa he can te useful to
[9183]_ the US bacause T recommendal him for the purpose of gathering es
[9184]information on Rungary to Nr. David Martin of the International Si “4 ;
[9185]end tt : rnation gathered by Fesator
[9187]- Rescue coriittoe “Most of the info
[9188]ood by ItC in reportd ob Hungary to the United Nations.
[9190]“4 epagatorte efdress is I. Jakobergsse 4,111.18, Vienna,
[9192]Th _ fistria, telephone BEeeO-455. em adle to give the folicwing
[9194]biographic data on"Pasztort aged 46, divorded, official of
[9196]the Pfeiffer Party after be wes kicked out of thea Swllsolders
[9198]Party, arrested for anti-Communist activities in 1948 or 1989,
[9200]He vas coavicted and sentensed to death which wes later commuted
[9202]to life imprisomesnt, He was in tho sane political prisons
[9204]vith ms at Vac ant the Gyuto prison in Budapest.
[9206]a "while in prison be vrs 6 'double-dsaler' anc met
[9207]prisoners liked big: Dut diotrusted him. fe gounsd to be ebls --
[9208]ee to find out about all pevs both inaide and outside the prisons. .
[9209]ohio 7. He’ was released from prison during the destalinisation period
[9210]: ; and escaped to the West during the revolution.
[9212]“CONFIDENTIAL
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[9225]Chief, Contact Divistog = “Be ST-sce
[9226]. |
[9227]a Bangary
[9228]|
[9229]aes wee shee . . : ry
[9230]. , ane. ‘his ‘service. : :
[9232]Bituetion’ nd it. covers “{nformation on (a) Ceneral Situations nf) Internal | :
[9233]Politico; (¢)° tha: Texrot,. ‘Public Opinion, Raulstonces (4) Military Situstions .-
[9234]. ; (4) ‘Pooples Boonony, Industry ond’ Agriculture; and (f) wiacellansous neve. oo,
[9235]. a :
[9236]“% 8 «% cannot vouch for bis aincerity or loyalty - ‘put x would sey
[9237]: that dout 95%: ‘of bin 1a: good ond tbe remaining 5% of him io questionable.”
[9239]ae gnclosea for your retention fe the above-mentioned pews logue
[9240]--gnd you can use it for what it ia worth. We shall be gled to get sore
[9242]detailed Anfomatica ® if you visb.
[9244]a
[9245]JJecove/ime HUDSON D. DRAVO
[9246]_ Attachment: ea above | ;
[9248]CONFIDENTIAL
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[9261]Now York 10, 8.Y,
[9263]a
[9265]Octodor 4, 1957
[9267]dr, Jase Nactrecken
[9268]Svletey Foundation, tno,
[9269]og . 989 Kighth dveaue.
[9270]- Bev York, ¥. YT,
[9272]Dear Mr, HeeCreckent
[9274]I thought pou would like te know that the Taternstions] Resevs
[9276]- Coamistcs bas erganisod s Comnisaion of Qi atingnuSahed Arortceng
[9277]who will visit Surope to investigate Sho refugee situotion and
[9278]fame a report on their return,
[9281]Fepor’ wuld highlight the following foctore.
[9283]1, Tha eomtitiona and needs of thece Forgotten Mon why
[9285].. ave deen sitting fa refugee coms for yoars or who
[9286]are inadequately resettled outatde of eamoe, A :
[9287]portion of the report vill be deroted to ths Rungarion
[9288]refugoes whe are still in caape,
[9290]2, Make specific and sonora roeconna
[9292]ean bo dons in the future to
[9294]“Forgotten Nea’,
[9296]ndations as to what
[9297]meet tho needs of tha
[9299]Aside fron highlighting the footers Juct mentioned, vo fool that
[9301]' the Comlesion’s rport can surve, among athern, the folloving
[9302]conatructiva purpo cee, .
[9304]1. By drexatising and bunant sing the probdlexo of
[9305]Buropean Secapsas, vo bollove that tha Comaiseton
[9307]Gan holp to create a climate of public opinieg
[9308]-" gentueive tot
[9310]a, More ganeroug sapport for U.S, programe
[9312]concormed wiih the refugoas, both private
[9313]aml govérnzental,
[9315]bd. Mofo flexiblo imulgrstion leat slation,
[9317]2. Tho revert of the counteston will, of courcs, incorporate
[9318]information from tho survey now boing properod by the UIECR,
[9319]' Indeed, we fool thet the Commtocian can be of erset aeslate
[9320]° ; ance to the UIMC2 by bringing hie revert ond the refugee
[9321]situation in genéral. to the attention pf the Ansricon
[9323]E
[9327]14-0000
[9329]| In adad tien
[9331]public, We beliove thas the comiecion is acpootatiy qualified
[9332]‘to fulffl) ¢hia function since thay aro a group of private :
[9333]Amo ricai a: ‘talking to fellow Azericans,
[9335]“Tha Conia anson ‘way: leave for Yurepe on Cctober 1$th and rotora
[9337]flo sed you wilt fint their tontative
[9339]: Comfcsion members agof this date, .
[9341]he odcorvations.of the Comiiceten, thoir fins) |
[9343]Peper. will, of coured, also represent. intensive Fossarch on
[9344]‘the part: “of owr staff,
[9346]We have ‘gekod our everseas represontativoo, in the countrios
[9347]which tho Comnlosion will be visiting, to vrovide at least ons
[9348]opportuni ty for representatives of your organisation to caot
[9349]with ths Commission 2£ they wish te do so, If your reproeentan —
[9350]tives desire to moot with the Comaiesion to discuss enao .
[9351]epeeific aspect of the rofugee problea, I suggoot that thay
[9352]contact our representative in tha cowntry whore thoy aro
[9353]otetionsd,
[9355]T have not been in a position to writu to you about the Comnfosion ~
[9356]deforo this.sinco th» Commission plane bave just boen firalised,
[9357]If you deeire further information, I am at your cervico,
[9359]Sincerely yourc,
[9360]ef Hobert J, Nacsliator
[9362]PIM oie- oo Lxygoutive Drector.
[9363]Ene,
[9365]14-0000 V
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[9368]i} : 2.
[9370]1 :
[9372]Be Mp, dorold follortach, Chatman oo 7
[9373]. ;  Ohabrman, Brecutivo Comittee, Crew Zollervesh Corporation
[9374]pe : . So She Honorable Angier Biddle Duke, Co-Chairman: : .
[9376]I, 7 President of bho Intornational Regcus Committee: -
[9378]\ Forner Axbasrador to Bl Salvador
[9380]pe . Fhe ‘tonaredle Eugenia Andoreon
[9381]: ie oo ; ; Yorser United States Anhagcsdor to Densark
[9382]| 7 a ae ; Ny, Irving Brown _ ;
[9384]| + : (. Busenean Representative ef the A.F.of b= 6.1.0. |
[9386]I. : Or, Jane C, Caray , oe
[9387]‘ ; Political Setontiots Authority eo refugoe affaires
[9389]Mre, David Lovy ; -
[9391]toe a ” “Heabar of the Raw York Stata Touth Connisaien
[9393]| . . , .
[9395]in : Nr, Sugead lyons :
[9397]H : Senior Editor, Repdors Digest
[9399]an _ ; ; The Vory Raverend Jama A, Pike, 0.0.
[9401]: _ . Dean of the Cathedrn) af St, John The Divinc,
[9403]. ; . . Hew York, 4.%.
[9405]| ee ’ Mr, John Aloxandor-Sinclely .
[9406]oo Burepean Director of ths International Rogeus Conaittoes
[9408]( i
[9409]. oo - Ne, David Martin
[9410]. Bapportour
[9413]14-00000
[9415]Cae
[9417]FoR
[9419]“BY.
[9421]ar
[9423]1 nabete ~J ce heed 5
[9425]Quer, Contact Division _ a1 uno 1957
[9427]Alien Bracch (Stetson)
[9429]iChtef, Hew Yorx Cifica
[9430]' Hoy Baven Resident Agent .
[9432]W119
[9434]- Ferena weaiepe (cdy-gn~1e) 70 A7E
[9435]-Gulae 20, tperotion Oculsoh wo
[9437]. : A (Ef AC f.
[9438]. .. Gur attention was dovited by Mra, Steven Mewar,  ~
[9439]ylee president acd progius director of the Literrativial > |.
[9440]Reacua Cociaittcc (Ccrnacticut) to the fact that subject —~ °
[9441]drdividual acted ao sceretary (lc) of propaganda ot the
[9442]factory Lnovn 80 Elektranos Veozulekek og weramarv:rek Coyorn,
[9443]bud idut he ta wow living somevbers {2 the Hartrowl area.
[9445]bus webbed Chat wien he Firat vot to Justeia he win 89’
[9446]tetphtescd lag, he du refuged antry to the bo tat when he
[9448]wo5 nebud vhather he had ary Conmutat cocncetican na sold
[9450]Le did not. : : . :
[9452]LAN
[9454]_ 2. A check with I % WB tn Hartford indloated that ;
[9455]this aan was bora 24 March 7923, had been under duvcutignilon
[9456]tack ip Fabruary, tlct the cas: wus close, that ihe rilo
[9457]indicated he was again urier Livestigtica ao of April and .
[9458]that the case wis evidently sthil cpen. It was also .
[9459]indiented that he vas in the Dew Haven area, Dut Uhore was bo
[9460]local address aveilople. .
[9462]. 3. FYI veo. kagyor opined that felleny Bight te
[9463]deported, waich indicates sabe anevs he 16 gedoy looicd ovate
[9464]This darormation did not conc (ron uae ,
[9466]CHARLES A. LEA
[9468]Rifarrant/jo
[9470]Ca ola ei
[9472]Sy apaecine:
[9474]14-0000
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[9479]REF3
[9481]Chief, Contac
[9483]“your memorandum dat
[9485]chiet, Kew York Field office
[9487]'
[9489]t Division (Alien)
[9491]mo poaet
[9492]John, Alezander-sinslalr - European Director for.
[9493]Hungarian Relief for the International Reacue,. gf.
[9494]Comittee _ — “gore”
[9495]ed 14 January 19573 Subjects
[9496]fonal Rescue Comittee
[9498]Internat
[9500]In response to your request in the memorandum
[9501]cited shove, We gnitiated a nanc check on subject.
[9502]with Records Integration Division (RL), DD/P, hoping
[9503]that you could teil your source wa had no derogatory
[9504]4{nformation on subject. AS you know, any positive
[9505]information of this type obtained fron the Db/P 5
[9506]cannot be disseminated outside the Agency. Although
[9507]the attached reply, for She most part, is not
[9508]derogatorys we regret that you cannot pass it on to
[9509]your source. However, it 2s forwarded for your —
[9511]{nformation.
[9513]E. M, ASHCRAFT
[9515]Enclosure
[9516]_AS stated above
[9518]sstetsonrb13
[9520]Distribution: .
[9522]2 - Addressee (w/encl.)
[9523]1 = Chrono (Alien)
[9526]3 - Index ok isl? %
[9528]FILE: Leo Cherne
[9531]14.90000
[9533]a a. Re ferénce ‘ta. pede to the ‘name check request from your office
[9535]dated 28 Jenusry 1957, for informstion.concorning Joi ATZIAKORR -SINCLAIR.
[9536]‘The files of this office end thoes of a predecessor orgenisation onstais
[9537]sonsidereble information concerning Buosect, the major part of whiah is
[9539]- pot derogatory. ‘This inforestion includes reports of Bubject's perconal
[9540]views aa of January 1943 on political and economic conditions in Shanghal,
[9541]China, which could be made available to your office upen request. Follow-
[9542]ing is information which may bs deemed derogatory in one case and of intelli.
[9543]gence intereat in tha other. .
[9545]i 2. A usually relisble source “yeported in September 1951 that Subject,
[9546]then the director of the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees and
[9547]an official at the British Foreign Office, accompanied tke Higt Commissioner
[9548]to Italy on hia first unofficial trip in July 1951. Source stated that
[9549]_ Subject was no. at all tactful in his dsalings with Italimn officials and
[9550]_ thus he pet passive ‘resistance. Furthermore, acting on behslt of the
[9551]Commissionsr and very eager to put at once aa mony British ogouts as possible
[9552]into positions under the Comisalonsr’s cover, Subject appointed Marvel
[9553]“DX SEAR, Chairman of the Inteftiational Refugee Organizatian (IRO) Raview
[9554]Board, to the position of repréeentative in Italy. According to Source,
[9555]this annayed Prince DEL.DRAGO, Italien envey to IRD in Gemva, Switeerland,
[9557]: who stated that as long as IRD vac functioning, there would be no other
[9558]refugee representative vorking in Italy and thst, after all, the Commissionss
[9559]hed to be first recognised by the Goverment. tg BEAR was aaid to bo “persona
[9560]nen grata" to tha Italians.
[9562]3. According to a mport: dated 7 January 1955 from a fatrly reliadle
[9563]source, it had bean reported by various sub-sources that Jolm ALEZANTER,
[9564]British, Dulegate to Italy of the High Commiasicuer of the Unived Eations
[9566]' for Refayses, was @ parson to be considered rather politically dubious. .
[9567]According to Source, on eeveral occasions be had been exesasively tuterestsd
[9568]in fuvoring foreigners in Italy who hed received expulaion notices as 6
[9569]resuit of thair ccumerctal activity and political contacts with Iron Curtain
[9570]‘countries. Source stated that Subject vas further reported.to ce on very
[9571]rriesdly terms with Italians and non-Italians who were clearly orlented
[9572]toward the parties of the extreme left.
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[9598]Ay WREIGAR TAN ‘REFUGEES. At A FOLLOW-UP THEY ADVISED THEIR AUSTRIAN
[9599]SENATE OF..THE: ACTION. THE REACTION FAOM “AUSTRIA VAS THAT THR PLEDCE
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[9602]' + FACT SHOULD NOT X NCT BE PUBLICIZEDs. REASON FOR THIS \AS THE AN AD
[9604]“WAD APPEARED IN TNE PARIS TRIBUNE SOLICITING FUNDS FOR THE IRC X IRC AND
[9605]STATING THAT THE HOWEY ¥AS JO BE USED FOR TKE SUPPCRT OF HUNGARIAN
[9606]PARTISANS FIGHTING AGAINST THE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT (NO X NO MENTION
[9607]MADE TKAT IT WAS FOR ASSISTANCE TO NUNGARIAN REFUGEES IN AUSTRIA). THE
[9609]- AUSTE 24H REACTION To THIS AD BAS THAT WHILE SUCH A CONTRIBUTION MIGHT
[9611]BE A GOOD DEA THEY 03D Not X MCT VANT TO BE ACCUSED BY THE SOVIETS OF
[9612]ACTIVELY SUPPORTING THE FIGNTIFG, sOcONY VITOR THE PLEDGE AND GAVE
[9614]“THE MONEY TO THI AUSTRIAN GGVERNMENT FUND TO AcSIST THE REFUGEES.
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[9634]i . SUBJECT. \/ALEXANEER -SDXLAIR, John S- _ 4
[9636]4 7 . 1. Reference is wade to the name check requost from your office
[9637]«Gated 26 January 1957, for information conee rning-John - ALEXANDER-SDWLAIR.
[9638]1 . The files of this office end thosa or a predecessor organization contain
[9640]ae considerable information concerning Subject, the major part of which ia
[9641]‘ ! - not dorogatory- Thin information: includes reports of Subject's personal _
[9643]‘ - views os of Jenuary-1943 on political and economic conditions in Shanghai,
[9644]-made available to your office upon roqucst. Follow- .
[9645]ing 1s information which may ba deemed derogatory in one case end of. intelli-
[9646]gence interest in ‘the other. . : .
[9648]~  . 2, A eunlly reliable source reported in Geptember 1951 thet Subject,
[9649]‘then the director of the Office of the High Coomissioner for Ratugees. and
[9650]Ve en official ‘at the ‘British. Foreign Office, accompanied the High. Commissioner
[9651]! to Italy on his firet unofficial trip in July 1951. Gource stated that .
[9652]y “ Subject waa not ot all tactful. in his deolirgs with Italion officials and ~~.
[9653]qe | thus’ be met passive resistance. Furthermore, acting ‘on delwlr of the
[9654]Commsaioner and very euger to put at cuca as many ‘British agonta as possible
[9655]into positions under the Cousmiosioner' s cover, Bubjoct ‘appointed Marce)
[9656]DE BEAR, Cheirman of the International Refugee Organization (1RO) Review
[9658]' Board, to the position of representative in Itely. According to Source, a
[9659]i / this annoyed Prince DEL DRAGO,. Itsdlien envuy.to IRO in Geneva, Switrerland, ~~
[9660]fo who stated that aa long. es IRO was functioning, there would ba no other
[9661]| refugee representative working ‘4nItaly and that, after ell, the Commissioner
[9662]’ Rad to be firat recognized by the: Government . ‘DE BEAR wae said to be "persona
[9664]‘a a 3. According to a report dated 7 January » 195% from a tatrly relledle-
[9666]‘ . gource, it had been reported by. various sub-sources that John ALEXANDER,
[9668]|. British, Delegate to. Italy of the High Carmissiopver of the United Nations
[9670]i for Refugeva;° wes @ person to ba considered rather politically dubious.
[9672]i . According to Source, on seversl occasions: he had been excessively interested
[9673]7 in favoring foreigners in Italy who had received expuleion notices as 4
[9675]Boo result of their comercial activity and political contacts with Iron Curtain”
[9676]cle countries. ‘Source stated that Subject. vas further reported to be on very
[9677]at friendly terms with Itcelians and non-Italiang who vere clearly oriented
[9679]: towdrd the parties of the extreme left. .
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[9694]‘ i — papject bas states gat ne Das money watch ne wants to ravest in
[9695]ib yistnsa Hie present seaupaties 18 grat of bute ugpcturer vith
[9696]oy oo qnich be. BS pad considerable guccess: ;
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[9699]i \ every Duan but ere © pirtie qurious he prosyes te for putton
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[9735]‘Viet: black book egainst Dies, & copy yf watch, ecccrding
[9736]Vices President Nixea durisg .
[9738]to “au Berrier, woe given to V
[9739]- pie Last visit to Saigon. 4u yerriex says that there.
[9740]e third yortion of the book vaich be does not Lave.
[9742]siease, 25 ‘Septender, 19560,
[9744]e
[9746]“Press re distributed by Dai Viet
[9747]Cd: , party froe Ports. : tee ne
[9748]; fingression that du Berriar baa Little to oay by way OF | .
[9749]- analysis Et elifers froa. the: standar ‘Dat Viet atateneuts.: du ‘perrier.
[9750]pales po effort to bide nia adairation for Hoss and bis people. He eays .
[9751]that In tine, ‘gither goaa JF the Comiuaists will wia out ia Vietnam api
[9752]that: 1? Hoan ‘wins, ne will nesd a couple of ‘Sriests in the UE. The
[9753]deplication roens plain that du Ferrier plans od boing on* of those
[9755]“frienis*.
[9757]&, (It soona to up that the vest
[9758]son the whole baten t you in order tc doternineg whéther oF pot any”
[9759]of it de vortr repor-ing oF placing on file. We will furnish report
[9760]‘glements for any o fal waich to found reportable. If you
[9761]find that eopiue oF goan's lectere mignt bo desired, they could .
[9762]possibly be cbtained froa du Berrier 4% such tines ashe io in New
[9764]York.
[9766]‘gourse on handling thie watectal to to
[9768]f this eater
[9770]Charles A. Lea
[9774]“Bnelosures 63 stated
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[9784] Qur contact inthe Harold Oras |
[9786]. 7 OM
[9787]Chief, Contact Diviston
[9788]: MeConnell mo,
[9789]Seer ew Ye sertse
[9791]ency public. relations: office advises.
[9792]; 3 connected with psychological warfare
[9793], ‘activities. of the. Agency, has beea in contact vith Oram and bis agency
[9794]for the purpose’ of arranging distribution of a film which was made in -
[9795]Vietnam and’ is concerned with the Comminist methods of operating in an
[9797]\ that a-Mr. Rufus Patiitprws f
[9799]agrarian community. Poillips was formerly in Vietnad under cover. |
[9801]Our contact. further advises. that one John Gates, a ‘forsier meuber’ ‘of
[9803]“OIA in the Saigon atation, was used by Oram as. the narrator for the
[9805]movie at 4 recent private showing. This same John ‘Gates. is reported.
[9807]“py our contact to be extremely indiscreet insofar as security catters
[9809]are concerned. Qur contact “18 ‘somevhat concerned that Gates vill
[9811]inadvertently reveal that he. (Peter bhite) was connected with CIA
[9813]While be vas in- Vietnan. Peters experience vith Catena’ indescretion
[9815]dates back to. is ‘visit in Vietnam at which time Cates told his girl.
[9817]friend about vpat Peter was" doing. (This has’ been previously reported-) );
[9819]Lt-GES: 5 — FOE Yad
[9821]John Gates. is nov working part- “time for the Jnternational Rescue Committed?
[9824]The filmi Ghestion whieh bears the title “The Pire and the Shadow"
[9826]_vas. in part or wholly financed by CIA. The Oram Agency haa arranged
[9828]distribution for showings in Formssa ani Korea. The Oram Agency has
[9830]had professional movie wakers take a look at it for possible showing
[9832]in the US. The professionals vere highly critical and completaly
[9834]discouraged any attempt. to have it distributed in the US. .
[9836]: : Ve ‘assume that Hesdquarters oo/c was aot advised of this out of chansels
[9838]approach since the NYFO had not received dny word of same. As you know
[9839]. Harold Oran and his Agency has been 9 contact of the HYFO for many
[9840]years.
[9842]en . Charles A. Lea
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[9865]Chief, Contact Division. - 14 January 1957
[9866]Alica and Support, Branches an :
[9868]Chief, lov Tore office . . oo ‘,
[9870]2 S76 io tf
[9872]Intornatioual ‘Regcus Committee ©
[9874]ee fl: ys ¢ 5)
[9875]Wo have Juet recently recotved:i ‘a letter fron Mr. Leo Cherie of .
[9877]‘ir, Joseah Buttinger, is returning fron Austria and vill no-
[9879]longer be in charge of the Hungarian Relief. Ho also advises ¢ ye?
[9880]that thoy have-Just appointed Mr. John Alexander- Sinclair as/ .
[9881]European Director for Hungarian Relief.” Attached please find =
[9882]photostat of the reound of Mr. Alexander's experience and back.
[9884]ground. ; . -
[9885]WLLL you please see that this information io made avatlable to
[9887]- those persons in the Agency, vho might be interested, |
[9889]Ye quote one paragraph -of Mr.: ‘Cherne' 6 letter to usa, and if it
[9890]is within the realm of poooibility, we would appreciate any ad-
[9891]vice you atght bave.
[9893]"Just as a matter - of formality, however, and since the arrangn-
[9895]: ment will be reviewed in a matter of montha, I am anxious to
[9897]knov whether there-my be ony reason to fcel that our haste was
[9898]unfortunate. At thé same time I do wish to advise you of hia.
[9899]@ppointuedt and that hie headquarters vill be in Vienna. TI aa
[9900]encloaing.a copy of his summary of background and would appre-
[9901]elate hearing anything from you that seams relevant.”
[9903]Charles A. Lea
[9905]COMA Jor :dp
[9906]‘Enclosure
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[9917]January 11, 1957
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[9921]~otentral. Intelligunce Agency es ; .
[9922]Attention: ‘fire Carl Martin Ode cea
[9923]i : Sabjects — Triforration ‘on Defection of North Koreans in Hungary
[9925]_ette thig Side of the Rungarian Froedon Fighters. ~
[9927]: an SBS eT. . - So
[9928]The. parteest haa received infornation fron-a source in the
[9929]tional Rescue Comittce that sono North Korcans. resident
[9930]“in Rungary.defected to and sided with the’ Hungarian FPreddom Fightorse
[9931]Three recent Huncarian rofugess, reported eyewitnesses to these
[9932]defections, ara now iy, jont tne United States, as follovas
[9933]a per a os Tf 4 “04 MeO mw ,
[9934]Lames § Soe T le thon’ oF ey who Zan bo contacted through the
[9935]. yp ae we International Fescus Comitteo, New York a ae
[9936]Peewee ra CoS 2e James Anbory presently atudying at Bard Collerds A- Yy Pas
[9937]Ss : ~Annandale-onstiudson,' Hew York ——
[9938]: _3e Sgaba Gall, presently studying at Bard College, —
[9940]: we, 4 \, ftahdale-on-Hudeen, New, York |
[9941]“ide 5 (ee og |
[9942]tbe Tho Department ia.very much intereated-in additional informa
[9943]tion on this subject, for oxanples ‘Who vere those who defected?
[9944](Students, industrial trainees, members of government missions, atce)
[9945]How many defected? How many are known not to have defected when
[9947]given the opportunity? (In other words, how widesproad were defece
[9948]. ticast) If defectors had any importact positions, information on
[9950]persons and positions 4s desired. What were the circumstances of
[9952]tne defection? bhat appezre:! to be tna motivations for defection?
[9954]The Department would also be interested {a inforaation, if
[9955]procurable, on the number and type of North Koreang in Hungary or
[9956]other Satellites. 7 :
[9958]We would appreciate your nandling this on a priority bagide
[9960]Stanley E. Smigel
[9961]Chief, CLA Liaison Branch
[9962]Division of Acquisitioa and Distribution
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[9987]“YOU WE CANT PASS ALONG ANY INFORKATION THAT UE wo OULD CET FROM
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[10056]OLYMPIC TEAM SU3E3 RETCRIED TO BUDAPEST, THE ATUALTES VERE EXTUREED
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[10083]THE SHEKA -AIGET oP Bel OFEA A THOUSAND. SOvmRT TANS TuantD THE TIDE.
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[10129]“FAIL SOM 90, OCONUNSARIANS ALREADY. NAD FLEE TO AUSTRIA.: THOSE
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[10141]iBAPEST UI THOUT BEInG STOPPES. THERE, TREY RITCKEO A ATES Fitz
[10143]TAUCK BARLYER WHO VAS HEADTD FOR THK BORDER AND ASYEO HO
[10144]AB TIONS. ALTHOUSE THEY VERE STOPPED “SIT OB SEVEN TImis® BY
[10145]Lf SOVLET SOLDIQRS THEY TRAVELLED ITH TES TRUCE To VITHIN 30
[10147]{MES OF THE BORDER,
[10149]FoR THE FIMAL STRSTCH Tas Two Kscapins STESSHTS VERE JIKTO
[10151]rar YOUSG COUPLE. .ALL FOUR OF TitlA TRAVELLED BY FOOT TOR TWO
[10153]cAYs TO COVER THESR LAST 90 RLS «
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[10176]SAFEST AND VERS THE SOVIET SOLDIERS VERE STANDIWT TUARE..
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[10187]un ITED STATES. Guy CHAT HE BID MOT mC BTFORENAND, HE. EXPLAINED, .
[10189]Yay °THE VORDK BF UL FREZDOR oF LIFE WERE.° °L.CAN SAY THAT I
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[10237]INDICATE THAT THE ‘Inc K IRC 18 ‘A RESPONS IDLE CROUP WITH WHOM WE ARE
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[10272]LOCAL ChOUP CONCERNED WITH
[10273]As. TO How TO REACT TO PROPOSALS
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[10305]givon | wore not thoir! correct nanos va could not take action on tho ‘requironont ——
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[10311]I tol “migeal's office of the USIA bus siness and sugrosted that they contect _
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[10315]threo’ Pooplo about: the sano thing. “Smizol 's office wal do so. I told ,
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[10363]| Leura wood Roper y 34050 street, | N.we, Faspington, U.S.Ae
[10364]MNQIAGE ABILITY iW Sbvak, ; Czech, Gerona TU ol ena as
[10366]some English ii ; Miller _ ‘
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[10372]“Belvedere House, 536. Weet aL Street’
[10373]New York, N.Y., U.sede
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[10389]world #ar.1I by the Russian ary. His. family lost the mill and the fara. -
[10390]At this time he was in the Czechoslovakian arm:, because he did not want
[10391]to be a farm worker at.a "colchoz", so he decided in 1952 to escape. While
[10392]he wes on guard in a border battalion, he crossed ‘the border and came to
[10394]Bavaria.
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[10449]SUGJECT “TATED THAT VCNSIGNS sat RAAMETT ND ty THAT
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[10479]cons OSDaNIeL ewer VAS MADE VITH THE RE SPONSIBLE DLP OFFICES.
[10480]THEY APPRECIATE YOUR INTEREST BLT PRE EFER THAT YOU NOT DEORIEF THE
[10481]CENERAL ON HIS TRIP TO VIETNAM. THEY HAVE REASCN TC ELIEVE THAT
[10483], x
[10485]THEY. WILL CET A COMPLETE Copy OF HIS REPCRT.
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[10497]INTEREST. ~ ‘Pakt ENTING 47 ONE HOUR Tv x Tv ‘PROGRAM ON THE TAUPSE — .
[10498]SAILCRSs THEY. HAVE MADE PRELIMINARY INQUIRIES “1TH cHuacn: woaLp f- 9557
[10500]SERVICES. THE“INIUIRIES WERE MATE BY DICK SALZHAN x DICK SALDH AN 2% aaa a
[10501]Tho 1s on THE. IRC X IRC STAFF. TALZMAN STATED THAT AN IRC MEMBER wHO
[10502]Is ALSO ON THE THEA fER CUILD BOARD 13 THE ORIGINATOR OF THE IDEA.
[10503]S-SSth 7
[10505]THIS APPEARS TO BE AN EXCELLENT OPPCXTUNITY roa PROPAGANDISTIC.
[10506]DEVELOPMENT. PERHAPS SOMEONE FROM THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE
[10508]” PROVIDE THE, PROPER PROPAGANDISTIC SLANT OF SHOSING YHAT HEELS THE
[10509]GUVIETS ARE. GOVEANMENTAL COOPERATION HAY BE APPROPRIATE FROM
[10511]“SANCTHER ANGLE. IF THE IDEA 1¢ ATTRACTIVE TO THEATE R’ GUILD AND BEGINS
[10512]To 7NO+ BALL INTO A PROGR AN, NO x NO ONE «Tle “TKEN “LE ABLE TO STEEN
[10513]THEM, THEREFURE, THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD CET AS MUCH DENEFIT AS POSSLYLE
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[10517]CAT ANY RATE, LET'* MAKE PLAN? AS TO HOW# THE IDEA 15 TO BE HANDLED
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[10553], SSS aes
[10555]14-0000
[10557]sires Sow 0 8
[10559]8 Office Memorandury
[10561]To “2:
[10563]. chief, Contact. Diviesoa
[10565]“Support } Branch -
[10570]sunyecr: ~-atersiational ‘Refugee Organisation, , (a0) shazgiat
[10572]fel J . lig
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[10576]UNITED. STATES GOVERNMENT
[10578]_. BATBs 6 March 1956
[10580]chief, San Francisco | ‘ottice a
[10581]Honolulu Resident ‘Agent ee “7
[10583]qha attéched coiménts on the IRO in Shengrat may de of
[10585]interest to the bo/P. qney vere addressed by Cecil Bvart,
[10587]159/3 Mowning la(s), Shanghai, China, in a letter, . ated
[10589]26 Feb 56, to hie brother George Bvart, Kauai, T. H.
[10590]Ga .
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[10596]- Attachment DC 7 Oo yt
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[10664]14-00000
[10666]ATTN 3 Support Branch , Z
[10671]i
[10673]chief, Contact Division’ :
[10675]a Chief, Gan Pranciaco Office
[10676]BY % Honolulu Reoident Agent o
[10677]International Refugee Organization, (1R0) Shanghal
[10679]‘The: attached comments’ on the ERO in Bhanghat may bo of
[10680]interest to the pp/P. Tey vere addréssed by Cecil Evert, | -
[10681]: 1159/3 Yowning Lu(s), Stanghal, China, in a letter, dated
[10683]26 Feb 56, to hie brother. George Ewart, Koual, T. He
[10685]M. C. CHEEK
[10687]Attachment
[10689]FLDaniels/ 0
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[10693]6 March h 1956
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[10701]Chiat, Ban. Pranoigeo oftiee oo a J scpteaber 1955
[10702]Gater, weaning ten ottiee. ; F
[10705]Altea Load - _ ra: rslovinaty © ei-dt
[10706]oa af a
[10708]1. The vashingtan Office haa reseived a routine alten
[10709]lead. on Eva Bralovensiys Ago 23, born in Caechsslovakla, <- ceey
[10710]- Mhousewifo? orced for US imaigretion by the ntersa thonad
[10711]_ Regous Co’ tea, Tho Washingten Office » ae ‘one OF
[10712]es piod. that Miss Kralovensky. vas a atovardess .
[10713]‘on cre of the. three Cyeoh airplanes which flew into Host Germany
[10715]-” (poaalbly ‘Weat Belin) about four om five years ago. We woro
[10716]; alge infarmed that ane, mad boan an exployoo of Radio Pree Dircroe
[10718]2, The Washington’ office eontacted Allen Branch (3hvess)
[10719]and asked if tharo was any rea gon to prosesd further in
[10720]_ Losating Hides Aralovensky on tho ne apevaption that ako waa
[10721]7. probably wel)-lnouwy:-1a the ‘Antelligence comunity. fr. ‘ivess
[10722]: -eheoked and Anforned-, the tashingten Office that there would bo
[10723]covert iatorest in Hiss ‘Rralovensky, and requested that her
[10724]address ‘be. obtained and the. appropriate . f£iold offices te. alorted
[10725]: fer.an alien contact. ; : ;
[10727]ee Seer v-C) Washington « source finally doternined: that
[10728]:.. Maa Kralovensky asved to California but at the and of two,
[10729]oaks settled in Reno, Hevado. She oan be ocatacted
[10730]at S21 W 6th Stroct, Reno, ‘Nevada. : .
[10732]We Je DuBeso
[10734]ee Chief, Coftact Dlvision
[10735]_ Alien ranch ivees)
[10737]Hashing ton, ee oO.
[10740]14-0000
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[10743]“1. ATTN 44 PR/p Branoh tae oe,
[10745]- Chier, San Prein 600 Office wo a -
[10746]: . Hise Lyita Dimdva
[10750]Xesources
[10751]Her Mother, presently
[10753]e The Dimeva fanily
[10754]Source for mora than: 30 yo i
[10756]may gein entry into Brazil,
[10758]let necessary application on behalf of tha
[10759]Dinovas during her stay in Hong Kong. | vou by 4 cone fy
[10760]. . _ , — : on . “
[10761]Mrs, Fira Karpinsky elie fopeag
[10762]cotter ee on Jj LU0e
[10763]. /
[10764]Me ©. CHEEK
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[10776]Miss Iydia Dimova fore > oe 4 ou
[10778]. . "Say The attached’ prelintnary copy of 00-3-87938 12 forwarded
[10779]' . ; as being of possible interest to your office. Co
[10781]Sp bs | 2, The name of the young voman, of USSR nationality referred
[10783]- | oO . . te in peregreph 10 6f the report is Hips Lydia -Linova, aye 30 years.
[10784]tier mother, présently resiaing ia laroin, is Mra, Clavdia Dinova, |
[10785]the Timova faaily is woll know to the source for wore ‘tian 30 years
[10786]and therefore the source feolp that any joforaation passed on to her
[10787]by the young wounn ewployee of the buresu aight woll bo considered
[10788].ae reliable. ee . ere
[10790]“3, Frior to the departure of the source from Peipins, Mise .
[10791]Digova visited her and pleaded. with source to agsiet in an effort that .
[10792]they might ovyeatuslly cot out of Chink. .She begged her to register
[10793]her nazo and the ramo of her mothor with the United: Natione, \Inter
[10795]Lt a Lb b vational Reliof Organization,y through the Reverend Stuat of the
[10796]c§ ___- Jatharan Church, Vorld Federation or Churctes at Grenville Road in- .
[10797]. ; \ Heng “Bong. Miss. Dimova 10 desirous of cotting up arrangemsnte through
[10798]; a i . JRO 6o that she and her mothor my yain entry into Brazil, The source
[10799]‘ ; 4 ‘completed the necessary application on behalf of the Dimovas during
[10800]: her stay in Hong Kong. 7 bo ,
[10801]: Ss The above is forwarded for your information and whatever
[10802]; ection you my deam approprinte,. if yeu have any questions, please call
[10803]Mro. Caretens, oxtepsican 2268, bo Oo 7
[10806]Fnol.t 2 | od
[10808]cc Index
[10811]14-0000
[10813]Wikcaleki/on
[10815]Office Memirandum - UNITED srATES ES GOVERNMENT
[10816]. = - ase
[10817]To 20s Chie’, Contact Digiston _ woe "pare: ctsber ia5h
[10819]“Attn oo: lite Anthony Cas jkowshkL, Alden Branch
[10821]yao : cnet, Detroit Office
[10823]-sUByECT: Failure ‘to locate Source Leads,
[10825]I ave made nimerous attempts to locate the vollowing ‘source deals you
[10827]furnished this oz “fice gone. time ago aad wit? rout any successe
[10829]_ - . Mr, dan Lolar ‘or ‘Ss Ss. & %
[10830]“to. Stanislav Reha
[10832]“22-Char.otte Street
[10834]Petrolt, Michican
[10836]1600 Wastenaw —
[10837]*Ann-Arbor, Michigan. oy *
[10838]: H " (. te or Care on"
[10840]ia
[10841]iD JAMES R. MURPEY .
[10843]File: Mr. Jeu ‘Kolar
[10845]Mr. Stanislav Renak
[10847]7
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[10856]- Offi Meimorandim UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[10858]°. To a , Chief, Contact Divtston : : DATE: Cetober. L954
[10859]Atta : tb. Anthony Czajkowski, Allen. Branch ae
[10861]'
[10863]YRom + Chief, Detroit Orfice
[10865]PR: SUBJECT: 7 Souwree. Leads - Ho Potenttal
[10867]e ‘I nave contacted the following source Jeads, which uere suppl ied by
[10868]- yous office, and have found they do not have any int telliséace” potential:
[10869]ie. Tadeus: Kowalot S- <A Ss io Y “
[10870]Den "He ‘Clellan : i
[10871]stroit, Michifoaa : Hl
[10872]: con Ge
[10873].° - Mr. Vatnutis Vattkevletu ”
[10874]. _ Grace Hospital te
[10875]* ido John R. ot
[10876]ctroit, Micniguna. a , 4
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[10879]; 42) SMEs Rh. MURPHY
[10880]. WWKonleki/ba .
[10881]: | Pile: Mr. Tadeusz Kowaksl
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[10945]Office Memorandum + UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[10947]DATE: | ‘Jan 54
[10949]' To Chief, Contact, Division
[10950]Réting Chitef, Detroit, Office jo
[10952]Joha T. Hazen, Cleveland Office  _ a . a
[10954]Visit to Mr. Tadeusz Stefan Kucner, 2434 Tremont Gt., Cleveland, Ohio
[10956]3
[10961]t
[10963]7) 1. Oa 6 Jun SW; a visit wae made to Mr. Tadeusz Stefan
[10964]-Kucner, @ Polish displaced person whotarrived in the US on:
[10966]li Tul 51. His alien registration number io 8 059 161.
[10968]2. Mr Nucner was bora in Lvow 6 Feb 1905. He attended:
[10969]the Polytechnical Acndewy of Lwow from 1925 to 1932 when he re- .
[10971]” ceived his degree ‘in architectural enginecring« .
[10973]: 3. Fran 1933 to ‘1939 Mr. Kuener worked for the city ad-
[10974]ministration of Pocnan as a building construction inspector for
[10976]the Posnan building construction board of control. This was
[10978]sisiler to a city planning commission in the US.
[10980]4, In 1040, after tie German occupation, subject was sent
[10981]by the Germans to Warsev. He worked in Vareew as a representative
[10982]lding construction board of control’ until
[10984]of the inspector of bul
[10985]194s. Ts
[10986]oS " When the German evacuated the city Mr. Kuener was trans
[10987]L-“ported. by freight car to Leipzig where he remained until the end of
[10988]the war. : :
[10990]amps in Germany fram 19h5
[10992]6. Subject resided in several DP c
[10993]He was employed by IRO as
[10995]+ until ais departure for the US in 1951.
[10996]a technical exaziner. ‘
[10998]“7 During his years in both Poznan and Warsaw, Mr. Kucner was
[10999]! poncerned only with residential puiidings and was unablé to supply
[11000]information on industrial installations in these cities.
[11002].
[11004]which are not worthy of ,
[11006]-" 8). some comments made by subject, .
[11007]interest they may haves.
[11009]QO—\ dissemination, are being forwarded for any
[11011]awe
[11013]9. - Since Mr. “ucner's arrival in the S$ he has been employed as
[11015]-* Istorer in a foundry.
[11017]4
[11019]20.) Mr. Kecner will not be visited again, therefore no name ’
[11020]check data is being submitted. . an A
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[11032]Chief, San rranoisco Orfies . DBS IF. : .
[11034]Sow ittee for Big re Scholers + Scares land.
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[11040]"of ‘tho Amorloan Com:ittes for im.gre Icholers, britere, and Artietas ~
[11041]GB Root 45th Screat, ‘Now York “ity, 20 belfove that you my find hin ;
[11042]‘and/or hig-orgarizatian @ usoral oxtecte It hoe casa 20 our attention
[11043]that off fron Lina to time recommends ausoian leceuage inetructors.te |
[11044]. the Aniy hanpuasjs tchool of tho Presidio of sontorey, california, It
[11046]: ‘ecearred to us that orf voula bo lz e position te provide you vith
[11048]! nunoraue sduros leads on well e¢unste! aliens fu the US These mon
[11050]5 | ould dnelude on: iovsora,. ealeaticts, and teacherse | Bot only should
[11052]| he do ablo to give you the anmee o” 293 in ‘your area, tut also those
[11054]A Whe hava moved’ to. areas vavered ve eur other rhale Sfflovas He know
[11056]3 Rothing furthor in regurd ta the camnittse for imtore Scholars (Ite
[11058]vl decking, orientation, roliobility, - .
[11060]Re Inoidentully, wo have a vrarxal acrounent with the Comzandant
[11061]of tho Aray Largusye:Sehool that we will noc use our eecosa to tho files
[11062]of n¥e ourrent lenuage instructors ag a Hoans of "raldine" hig faoulty,
[11063]-he@e offering Cla employment to thus therefore, tils uvzorancum is
[11064]no& Meant aa 6 sourso lead Lor povertial ém-loyuos i “élso, so feol that
[11065]it would be proferstlo that you se rey Incioate to core that you know
[11066]thet he rucoamonds peraonnol te the #residio of bon torsye
[11068]Me we CERNE
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[11079]THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE
[11081]. fa minendatia
[11082]“ere throughuut Aine:
[11084]Insesssrtonat Keser
[11086]old War the Finer
[11087]organized veluntury Ame!
[11090]ute ’
[11091]Hrnace then 3,000 pee day ducing th
[11093]Committee successfully siharshalled
[11094]0.000. in gifts and donatio
[11096]emergency increases, the ©
[11097]nues to uphold America’s belief in
[11098]y of freedom
[11100]Sethe hi
[11102]the iidisicily
[11104]\ THe INTERNATIONAL &
[11106]Leo Coense, Chairman.
[11108]Avie, Hinag
[11110]Davin FS
[11111]BOARD OF DIRECTORS
[11113]en A, Nive
[11115]eIPRaeA, Preaurer
[11117]1), Sreace
[11118]Witte SAP say
[11119]reroan Tasecm
[11120]Reon Vance
[11121]K. Watson
[11123]| Crranteos 5. Zara
[11124]Aunast G.
[11126]Lhe CHERNE, Chairman
[11128]CaM MATTER
[11129]w York 20:NTY.
[11131]62 Wet s5th St
[11134]noglad to add my conteibatian te help relugece
[11136]‘from Communism,
[11138]Enclonwd please find cheek for : aemy
[11140]* gub-criptivn for the continuance af this vital work,
[11142]biny . “Jone. State. we ne
[11144]Checks shout he mide able ta the
[11145]Toten nal Hewcue Committee
[11147](AU Cantributions deductible from tavihle incume)
[11149]! _ + AGZo. 08,
[11151]OMMETTEE
[11153]Baan, Monordns Chaigmano -7
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[11159]The Turning Point
[11160]On June With 19: 3 one tf the mort
[11161]aignifiensit ments of the 20th ceilury. took
[11162]glace: The inhabitants wl the Soviet Zone of
[11163]pose in rebelli
[11164]wethirds, Yor
[11166]and: starvation.
[11168]The. iieurevction began ja East Berlinan
[11170]June 16th. It was begua initially by fow
[11172]workers bit within hours it had spread to
[11174]every level of the population. By the 17th
[11175]of June the uprising had
[11176]the East Zone. 3 00
[11177]spontancaus result,
[11179]At 11:00: o'clock the mo
[11180]AGth the workers in block 10; Stalin Allee,
[11182]decided to ofgaaize.3 denianstration to pre-
[11184]test the raising wf the work form by the
[11185]regime. By 2200 eeclock that same after-
[11186]noon, the mob of people which hud grows
[11188]from 200 te over 20.000 became revolu
[11190]tionaries, Surging in front of the East Zone
[11191]Government building ia East Berlin, they
[11192]demanded not only the lifting of the norms
[11193]but free secret clections, the unificgtion of
[11194]‘Germany and the abdication of the East
[11195]German government,
[11197]The stories contained here are the stories
[11198]of a few of those brave men and women
[11200]- fram East Germany who plaved leading
[11201]rotes in the revell and had te flee 19 the .
[11203]Wert, They are representative of 4,000
[11204]leaders, many of whom have subsequently
[11206]been sentenced to death by Communist’
[11207]- eourts. Some were intellectual» and profes
[11209]AN
[11211]sionals. Mast af thear were yworkm
[11212]mg era
[11214]are men who deserve the and:
[11216]/ and support of free men cverywhere.
[11218]un aguinet their.
[11220]ing unter evinilitionss Of plavery -
[11222]“Rare Fists Against Armed Mi
[11224]pread throughout
[11226]Stalin Allee Block 40...
[11228]de.
[11231]‘ che. Historical Proof
[11232]aj the Perennial, Ineatinguixheble Urge of the
[11233]oo Human Heart jor Freedom. -
[11235]wx a building com
[11236]-Biock 40, Stalin
[11238]pV at FEANG TueEeti "
[11239]straction laborer wcorking on
[11241]Allee)
[11243]“Whee the work norms were increased the
[11244]men Were furious. We began alaily to gather in
[11245]émall groupe before and after work, The fear
[11246]that had made us se. cautiour gradually began
[11247]to dissolve. There was, after all, little more
[11249]to lose.
[11251]“Hy the morning of June 16 we were reso
[11252]tute, An always. we entered the huilding on
[11253]which we were working and took aur “sla-
[11254]tions, But this day we nat down and refused to
[11255]work. There was bo organization, no leader.
[11256]but cach manu knew what had to be done. The
[11257]foreman dashed itv gaping with disbelief. His
[11258]eyes turned to the spot where the norm in-
[11259]ereane order had been posted, Two men
[11260]walked in with a freshly painted sign ~The
[11261]Wark Norns Must He Decreased” The coury
[11262]age of these, men inspired the rest of us to
[11263]action, . . .
[11265]“A concrete worker feaped onto a heap of
[11266]stones. ‘I leave il te you 3 individuals! Those
[11269]14.90000
[11271]~Many pret
[11273]Etre norins.
[11274]Alle
[11276]pod in the erowal be:
[11278]iting. afetlos: inatriietoe cae up to
[11280]ment by
[11281]‘me and
[11282]people sympathetic tw the de
[11283]give hima complete report ui
[11284]émburraced by hie apperee hurry
[11286]the square and told hin if he was 80° afenid
[11287]for his life he had better jump on o tram ine
[11288]hurry and get out.
[11290]tration and
[11292]wA few minutes later i forced my way -
[11294]gh the crowd and jumped to the F at
[11296]ber of the FDJ. They hoated and taunted 1
[11297]Never before hadl realized how hated the FD)
[11299]wan, Infuriated hy the refusal of the Comnie
[11301]nist Jeaders to apprar and by the epen coward
[11302]‘af. my male FDJ companions Ltore off my.
[11304]te
[11305]EDJ jacket and threw it to the ground, The
[11307]jeers became cheers.
[11309]wf gathered my etrengite and shouted a
[11310]he crowd that members of the
[11311]eo would
[11313]‘De not allow them to break y« © Suck &
[11314]gether?” People began to examine their neigh:
[11315]bors. Fi-t fights started ‘an the ated Cs sb eintee
[11316]nists were nputted. 1 wanted io pay more, but
[11317]my ateengihy war BONE. A tiew life had begow
[11319]for me.
[11321]ce ng a
[11323]told me to take careful note of the —
[11325]- cual from Wert Ber
[11327]‘af eshilare
[11329]gui From t
[11333]i Spreads wae
[11335]Bel eT
[11339]wT here wereoaly twenty in‘my group ae we :
[11340]he Hrandenburs area. At that
[11341]be ding tu a beoad-
[11342]the, workers in
[11343]Lerlin were on strike. gh we knew that
[11344]the Commun rie were consid:
[11345]itical crimes anal, punishable ty two
[11346]iin, we marched on with @ feeling
[11347]we atrade slong &e beck-
[11348], t nd ina,”
[11350]cehanical Enginert.
[11352]marched inte ry
[11353]time we knew daly th
[11355]care in prieii
[11357].oned to the people on the pave
[11359]few mindles ovr nuniber “had -Inereaerd to.
[11361]about five hundeed. : _
[11363]“An we approached. factory protected by
[11364]high tran gale~ we noticed employees shout-
[11365]he windows. ‘We have been lucked
[11366]i Weiwill Ko with yous © pile
[11368]a wecatormed the putes.
[11369]feut and embraced Us -
[11371]4 Come, hely
[11372]cw:
[11374]thought we were the
[11375]ors ithe. edly. As ee neared
[11376]we were amazed and --
[11377]de of people converse
[11378]We bad n {ully real
[11379]moatantly i timiduted
[11381]ave F
[11382]bug fren all direction
[11383]ized that our prep
[11385]and pe! controls, could rise up a8
[11386]n without o strong central les igre
[11387]and
[11389]ny wegpons—oe « but determin
[11391]. We were overwhelmed at what we sow.”
[11393]Red Flag AY Brandenburg Gate
[11395]ar ees
[11397](ilorsy Hate rN is a 20-year-old truck driver
[11398]of Hast Berling
[11400]sf looked down into crovd and saw
[11401]three Soviet officers looking helplessly uP:
[11402]ward as | climbed to the top of the tower and
[11403]nhinnied up the pole. 1 flung the flug te the
[11404]grovud with great contempt and watched the
[11405]etear it plecer. They applauded and
[11406]rhowtled in a way Ahad never beard before.
[11409]14-0000
[11411]task and jump to
[11413]_ are.
[11415] berer of the
[11417]“Yeu bours liter when Phad ut
[11418]installing: the Hear Flag of W:
[11419]Rewaans had brought theee ta
[11420]coun gilli up the ¢
[11421]chow Twas alle
[11422]the ground. he Nag of West
[11424]Rertia sas in its right lace and, oi pusty.
[11426]Pe VS
[11427]roe the Fi
[11428]othe. Commun
[11430]v bivadquart:
[11431]hief’ Comn 7: of Police
[11432]were dormed. No event of Ute day impressed
[11433]Hens as mach as the occurrence at Magdeburg’
[11435]Patee? on du
[11436]the bated ‘YT
[11437]Sign. As tho this in itse
[11438]the task. the crowd began ehouting. ‘There are
[11439]no hunters anymore.” re
[11441]vAs the intergonal train arriv
[11442]tan. the’ frightenéd- passengers:
[11443]doers and windows, fear
[11444]monist sohliers and police As soc
[11445]cur sign “The SED Is beaten, the windows and
[11446]dears were opened anit the people. burst ont.
[11447]embeseing cach other, shouting, crying and
[11448]some even giving away th '
[11449]‘eetebration, assuming that the aaion of the
[11450]Esai and West was an aceomplished fact.
[11452]“We asked them to spread the word along
[11453]on their way ‘tu Berlin, At Ubis time we =tilt
[11454]theusht that rebellions were taking place onty
[11456]an Magdeburg and Berlin, We were jubilant 4 .
[11457]few hours later when ve learned from RUAS -
[11459](Veice of America) and NWDK (West Berlit
[11461]station) thal uprisings were oceurring all over:
[11463]Ka~t Germany.
[11465]“The neat train lo-urrive contained a pris
[11466]arer car. After a few tense moments we mar
[11467]aged to guin control of the train and get the
[11468]ces open. Une of the prisoners was a THyear
[11470]pWkRNER MEN
[11472]pasessions in
[11474]cools so vo * wey
[11477]oll farince who was tmprisoned a year before
[11479]beéatise hie had not en able to meet hls
[11483]the
[11485]quota. He was apecchlers w
[11486]When he wae finally
[11487]-wasa (ree man, he broke dos
[11488]come vith joy. Phad te ca
[11490]fright aia
[11492]mers Are Freed...
[11496]ytapoar isa locksmith..He led
[11498]the heroie-liberation of 80 political prisoners
[11499]- in Magdeburg.) _
[11501]. . ayia :
[11502]“4 mob 3.000 strong stornied int the court-
[11504]: yard of the peison in Magdeburg. Uhe prison:
[11506]ers pressed their worn, pale faces against the:
[11507]bare A woman in the crowd started to scfeam
[11508]as she reco zed her husband who bad been
[11509]arrested only two days before.
[11511]“The wooden iloors df the prison splintered
[11512]under the weight! of the surging crowd. The
[11513]ite fled. The metal doar to the’ cell Mock
[11514]LE open. Mengelstorf called for the
[11516]. ps and together they opened the cell
[11517]“doors. Indeser . One
[11518]then
[11520]prisoner ecied,
[11522]felV to the tloor crying. A young man ser
[11524]* tenced to 25 years for crimes against the state
[11526]_stepped out of his cell into the a ol the girl’
[11527]to whom he hud been engaged. Neither knew
[11528]the other was there until the doors epened.
[11529]Vhey embraced, wordless.
[11530]“Soviet tanks rumbled into the prison yard
[11531]eal! the prinoners could be released.
[11532]ledor€ himself barely exeaped with his
[11533]onty route of escape tay in swimming
[11534]the Landwehreanal which separy East and
[11535]+ Wet Berlin at certain spots, He waited until
[11536]Wark and then made it. narrewly escaping
[11537]death from Soviet bullets which ppered the
[11538]water nround him. He is today in one ‘of the
[11539]camps in W Berlin, destitute bul resolved
[11540]that one day will come when all of East Ger,
[11541]many as well un the satellite countries will
[11543]| again’ be free”
[11545]14-0000.
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[11611]to
[11613]I ain glad to add ny contribution to help those suffering
[11615]from Communist oppression.
[11617]Enclosed please. find check for Go eneennen
[11619]as my subscription. for this vital work.
[11620]_ Name
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[11623]City rr, Zone ——_—~ State ——
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[11627]Apminat. Rican E BvaD
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[11629]Lig CHPRNE
[11630]Chairman
[11631]“ pavip-F ot Ie RTERD
[11632]Tscataret a
[11633]Boil of Direstors
[11634]AL AL WERE, JR.
[11636]Josuru BUTTIN
[11637]Hlasey SEG CANBY
[11638]wNireagant J. CASEY
[11639]wiiaM | De VAN”
[11640]Cmts COPHER Ets
[11641]ag, Wana taat FIILLSON
[11642]SAMELL GOLDWYN
[11643]AL EL Joss. 7
[11644]Jusrus LAWRENCE
[11645]Davin HL MARX
[11646]Mas. KERMIT ROUSLYTLT
[11647]Davip SHER
[11648]GuORGL B, SKOUKAS
[11649]GENERAL CARL SPAATE
[11650]SUERLING D, SPERO
[11651]SULDA STRUNSKY
[11652]‘Traoan TAYLOR
[11653]» MMW. BELA VANGA
[11654]Awrniund KW ATSON
[11655]L Hotincsworuet Woon
[11656]ApstiwaL EELts M. ZACHARIAS
[11657]CHARLES 3. ZIMMERMAN
[11660].
[11663]Eaceutive Director
[11665]Dear
[11667]" the tyranny of Soviet P
[11668]-peen happening in East
[11670]“pecause of
[11672]“peopla who are desperately weaTyY
[11674]Pre gran acd Amare al staternenty BI
[11676]ort: Cable Adktees INTERESCUE
[11678]IRON CURTAIN KREECOLE CAMBAIGN
[11680]RISLTTLEMENE CAMPAIGS Fisk EMERD) ERODLSMON ALS
[11682]os “ oO ; - “September -22, 1953
[11686]Berlin.
[11687]that the weaponless mon
[11688]line of defense
[11689]ower. The entire world is now aware
[11690]Berlin and Esst Germany since Jw
[11693]fT on reporting to you as °
[11694]and women
[11695]and
[11696]of what has
[11697]17, 1955.
[11699]‘Thave just returned from
[11700]‘observers who aro agreed
[11702]Germany atand as the first
[11704]one of many
[11705]of Eastern,
[11707]most resarkablo revolution occurred -
[11708]tho truck
[11710]to rebel
[11711]dosperation
[11713]But do you know why this
[11714]peoplo just like the young couple next door,
[11715]the strest, the band leader - ;
[11716]against overwhelming odds? 1% qs not only out of shear
[11717]the insufferable condi tions-underswhich they,
[11719]other satellites at , These are
[11721]of tyrants of all political shades
[11722]@ window of Wast Berlin wa gave then hope for
[11723]ve become our allies. We cannot let then
[11724]lowered the first defense in the battle
[11725]hearts and podies of mon.
[11727]how, these
[11729]Living. People in the
[11730]and colors.. Through th
[11731]a batter world and they ha
[11732]down, When we do we have
[11733]against tyranny over the minds»
[11734]_ The enclosed peraonal ‘accounts of the Juno 17th rebellions
[11735]are dramatic proof of man's invincible desire for Proedom. The Inter-
[11736]national Rescue Committee 1s doing everything possiblo to. aid these
[11737]prave men and women including soma of the resistance Jeaders and pro-
[11738]scribed members of their families. We need your help
[11739]vital work. _ et an
[11740]to send us your contribution 30 that we may
[11742]continue to sustain tho podies of these brave man and romen in whom
[11743]the flame of freedom 15 purring. The ald we are extending to them is
[11745]a message the whole world understands. ‘A messsge which says that we
[11746]believe in the dignity and goodness of people
[11748]yive their worst ‘times go that, thoy can fight for
[11750]‘We are asking you
[11752]patter times.
[11754]. . Sincerely» oer, oP
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[11848]: , great satis “action. ee ca ; - : ae .
[11850]Dr. x ° tn flev “Mykola has pee’ a “long practical
[11852]I. exper Len’, is very capable, and precise in. his work.
[11853]_ He has. a most pleasant manner at all tines wild tng nd
[11854]well liked by sationts and personnel.
[11855]_ Since Dr. Kor n ilev wants to imigrate suorthy | He
[11856]‘wish him all the best for his future work and iife e
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[11870]Chicf, Contact Division
[11874]Deputy Chief, Foreign Docuzents Division ee 50M
[11875]Case 125h3 oe 2 . \. oe 5
[11877]Your mezorandun ‘to Chief, DD dated 8 July 1953, Case 2
[11879]“1. We appreciate the information you ‘pent us on this. case. :
[11881]' I% was requested cancelled by telephone soue tine B50, but we
[11883]should have folloved it with @ nenorandun.
[11885]2. For your information 1f you have sictlor: inquiry in
[11886]the future, We have found that the finest instruction in lip
[11887]reading is available at the Audiology and Speech Correction Center
[11889]of Army operated under halter Reed Hoo pital at: Forest Glen, Md.
[11891]BENJAMIN B. CAIN
[11894]14-0000
[11896]Chief, Foroign Doc urents ‘Divieton.
[11898]rue
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[11901]Chief, Cantect Division, 00
[11903]Case 12243
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[11911]Gotails on the New fork League for the Yard of Loaring or
[11912]yao the infors.tion contained tn refererce cuffioient for
[11914]your needs? ye shoulé appreicate your comsentus —
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[11991]SOURCE AT NY LEASUE FOR TRE HARD oF HEARING. STATES THAT IT qs _
[11993]Su
[11994]POSSIBLE To cy) TEACH A HEARING PERSON TO LIP- READ FROFICTENTLY 3
[11996]“AND (3) Wiis ALSO. POSSISLE Te TEACH. A PERSON LIP=READING ¥HO IS. IN
[11997]1 . ‘THE PROCESS oF LOSING HIS NEARING» WITHOUT SCINC. INTO THE PROBLEM
[11998]MORE DEEPLY SOURCE COULD NOT SPECIFY THE LENGTH OF TIME IT WOULD TAKE
[11999]_ TO DEVELOP FROFICIENCY. LEARNING SIMPLE PHRASES sucH AS A NURSE WOULD
[12000]| REQUIRE CAN 3£ DONE IN A SHORT. TIME, HOWEVER, SOURCE SAID THAT THE
[12001]LEAGUE HAD TAUGHT LIP READINS TO HEARING ‘PEOPLE mH SPECIAL CASES -
[12003]ia WHICH WERE OF A CONFIDENT IAL® NATURE. AS THE LEAGUE OPERATES UNDER
[12004]THE STATE BOARD OF “EBUCAT ICH: AT WAS NCT POs SISLE TO, ARRIVE AT THE -
[12005]COST OF SUCH A COURSE IN AN INFORMAL TELEFHONE INQUIRY». IF WE couLD
[12006]HAVE MORE DETAILS WE COULD COME UP WITH MUCH MORE’ DEFINITE INFCRMATION.
[12008]Fo fa
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[12047]CASE 12,843 RFT 129883 = YOuT ¥-6388 RPT u-6380
[12049]0 ONLY ONE CASE IN
[12051]GING AND pout 1c oF
[12053]PRECIATE THAT IT 45- POSSIBLE THAT AT
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[12058]RE IF YOU WOULD REFER T
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[12063]THIS: WILL. ASSUsT
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[12092]o SfIN A FEW OF THESE MINOR PROBLEMS
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[12117]NEW CA? “E Ve S43 RPT 103433. FDD HAS REQUESTED. THAT we ASK THE
[12119]a
[12121]NEW yore VEAGUE FoR THE HARD OF NEARING, 489 RPT 459 LEXINGTON AVENUE,
[12122]~NEW york, CA) WHETHER If sOULD BE PUSSIBLE TO TEACH A HEARING PEARSON
[12123]To LiP-READ PROF ICIENTLY; (2) SHETHER IT WOULD BE POSSIULE To TEACH
[12125]‘LiP- READING TO A PEATON vO IS IN THE PROCESS OF LOSING HIS HEARING;
[12127]CO) IF 70, APPROX IMATELY Hos LUNG IT WOULD TAKE AND HOw HUCH WOULD IT
[12129]CO"T, FDD DOE:N’T WANT YoU To MAKE A BIG ISSUE OF THIS AND: bEUeves
[12130]THAT INFORMAL TELEPHONE REQUEST MIGHT BE ALL THAT-TS REQUIRED.
[12131]BACKGROUND! “QUERIES HERE AT GACLAUDET COLLEGE CO i sbi titeo
[12132]~ IN OPINION THERE THAT A NEARING PERSON YOULD BE ALMOST IMPOSs IgE
[12134]SUBJECT FOR’ SUCH TRAINING. FYI, THiS CASE Is TIED IN WITH case 12453
[12135]HPT. 12453. oo,
[12137]NEW “UBJECT? CLOSED CASE $214 RPT S814, NY-9354 RPT NY=3554
[12139]og STATES THAT You GAVE "ROBINSON CF OPC ADEQUATE INFORMATION AGOUT ERNEST
[12140],TINSMITH". WE ARE TRYING TO TRACK DOWN ROBINSON (CAN YOU TELL US
[12141]WHICH ONE HE WA‘) TO SEE WHAT WAS DONE ABOUT TINSMITH. CAN YOU TELL
[12142]Ul WHAT YOU TCLD ROBINSON ABOUT TINGMITH? PLEASE ADVISE... ™
[12143]FILE: ERNE*T TINSMITH, NY LEAGUE FoR THE HARD OF HEARING
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[12202]CITE xy 9913.
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[12205]“FURTHER 10-3 NY 35th. ano ey ‘gea8 ad wr 5813 ‘AND BY yeaa, (PRESUMABLY
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[12209]“NEEBUNR MaD- oun CHATBAAN of Tux RESETTLERET CAHPAISH yon EXIL@
[12211]. PROFESSLONALS» mu Ay THIS POST HAS BIEN CPORMANT® SINCE NITBUHR'S
[12212]1 ONITHDRAVAL FROM IRC RPT IRC FOR HEALTH REASONS, ° BECAUSE CY SHALLIR
[12213]INE oF opts ‘RPT DP*S (AND PERMAPS ALSO BECAUSE OF SHOATACE Fe
[12214]‘ FUNDS) THERE KAS. BEEN A DRASTIC DROP IW TNE RESETTLEMENT CASE LOAD.
[12216]A TIERD DEPARTMENT oF IR¢ CIN ADDITICH TO ICRC APT ICRC ano RESUTTLL-
[12217]“MENT CAMPAIGN) USED TO BE WHAT 1S WOW ANERICAN’ Cemnith tk FOR EMGAE ;
[12219]SOHOLAR 3, URITERS, AND ARTISTS, INC.. THIS COMMITTEE, unten MASA
[12220]HISTORY SEPARATE FROM IRC, HAD BEEN HERCED WITH IRC BECAUSE THE
[12221]hae, COMBINED OPERATION WAS MORE LIE RPT LIKELY TO RECEIVE FoRD FOUNDATION
[12223]"GRANTS THAN THE TWO COMMITTEES ‘SEPARATELY. A FIVE MUNDRED THOUSAND
[12224]DOLLAR GRANT BY THE FORE FOUNDATION WAS. HOT FOLLOWED UP BY ADDITIONAL 0
[12225]FUNDS, As MAD BEEN EXPECTED, AND THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR IMIGRE |
[12227]—-IGMOLARS ETC. WAS: SUBSEQUENTLY BECESTABLISNED AS As 8 StpADATE ORC ANI ZATION, ;
[12229]. WITH ELSE STAUDINGER RPT ELSE STAUDIRGER AS uxicut vt DIRECTOR AKD
[12231]af | RELSON Py -MEAD a atiste ra FRAD AS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, THE LAST= _
[12233]KAMED OUTFIT CONTINUES TO OCCUPT FACILITIES ADJOINING INC*S AND TO
[12235]MAINTAIN CLOSE AND FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH IRCs rie UE KAVE A -
[12237]CONTACT AT THE SCHOLARS COMMITTEE SEPARATE FROM IRC (SEE ALSO. CASE. :
[12239]a yi. Se RPT 1283226
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[12244]14.90000
[12246]VE pon‘T iow HICK RCDINSON net ROBINSON: ry, oF
[12248]WHAT SE DID NOT TELL ROBINSON,
[12249]~ ') THAT TINSMITH WAS RECENTLY Mele
[12251]1 7 wt a 2 5
[12252]es so &
[12254]_ 7 oy — . . . .
[12255]SECRET TO'WASHINGTON FROM NEW YCRK
[12256]ve eer) FOR 85° EDSTER) FROM LEA*SECURITY INF ORMATLON-CITE NY-6158
[12258]y: : REUR 46388 RPT 963588. -C
[12260]“chose, CASE S144 RET “BT4Y (NOT 314. RET 8814.
[12264]rs | pre F
[12265]4 oe WE SAW auT WEr O50
[12267]TELL HIM THAT ERNEST TINSHITI RFT ER NEST TINSMITH LIVES AT. 25071 3sTH
[12269]STREET APT 25-71 35TH STREET, aarortty ‘q ISLAND, USES THE ALTAS OF
[12271]ERNEST TOPOLCZY RFT ERNEST TOPOLCANG CLAIMS HIS ANCESTORS ARE ENERISH,
[12273]COMES FRO‘ NORTHERN HUNGARY) -IS~A-TEACHER-OF- DEAF -HUTES. AND WAS “DIRECTOR
[12274]E TO FOLLGW OUT HI3
[12276]OF A DEAF MUTE SCHOOL In AUSTRIA, HAS DEEN UNABL
[12278]“PROFESSION HERES
[12280]ecnust WE ONLY LEARNED OF YESTERDAY,
[12281]oc. ATA DINNER SIVEN BY GEnenac A hewors
[12283]RPT ZAKO"'S MMOK RET NHSKy AN EXTR ENE RIGHTOHING HUNGARIAN VETERANS?
[12285]ORGANTZAT TCH AND > THAT TINSHITH IS AN EXTREME RIGHTOUINGER: |
[12287]WE ASSUME you WERE REF EAR ING TO ¢ ASE BTAN RFT 8744 ON TINS ‘ITH TO WHICK
[12289]“OUR NY*9854 RET 9854 15 TIED, VE DON'T wey wow you GcT “CASE 8814 RPT
[12291]B8id MIXED INTO THIS CASE6
[12292]GR«168
[12294]14-0000
[12298]Security
[12300]Chiof, Sturt C, 'Z 2 7 6 March 1993
[12301]- Attne Hiss Jane vinelow : °
[12303]” Chief, Contact Biviston, CO
[12305]ae ga.
[12306]Concorn avout Physical Security of Cisala vasniliow, Dic Representative
[12308]. 1, -A source of tis division, who hes been associated with Gieola Kassiliow .
[12309]gn tho IC,hao trangmitted ea lettor, ted 23°Yad $3, written vy.hor. Sho has
[12310]‘boon Wirgetor of the Uarlin OfMes af the TkC for approximatoly threo yeorus A
[12311]copy of tho lottor ip abtacheds : Be, oe ;
[12313]4
[12315]2, Tho sourco knows Vasniliow as 4 caln porson not civen to hypterion.s
[12316]3, Thin tnfornstion ds. being trensmitted also to TK50, .
[12318]he Any inquiry concerning thia nenoranmam should be Gireated to Mr, A. Fe
[12319]Crajkovelcl, axteneion 277. - : .
[12321]GU. Ee ASICNET
[12323]Attachment -
[12330]APPROVED FOR TRANSMITTAL ~
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[12346]Office Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
[12348]a.
[12350]_TO 1 Chief, Contact Diviaton™ . 9 h0 DATE: 27 February 1953.
[12351]Fin 1 SiuGktacanen fevdeowett) 2g 8759 fo cael dene
[12352]FROM 1. Chief, New York Office “”.. 4-5 ° we ee
[12354]; “ ; 7 “oh ge
[12355]SUBJECT: Concern about Phypfcal Security-of-———/7 - 5 a9
[12357]Gisela Wapoiliew, mc Teprésentative in Berlin -
[12359]CREF. 3.0. Our TK NY-9700, ad sted 30 Nov 51 (to Alien Branch)
[12361]7 g5CE |
[12362]wi Aa Martin recomended subject individual (whose name he
[12363]spelled 'Wasiljew’’ for contact “by this, office.. Martin described this German
[12364]"-pational, wife of a Ruaeian DP then’ and now in the US, aa"exceptionally
[12365]“capable, intelligent, with rare political understanding". She hes been
[12366]director of the Berlin office of the International Rescue Committee for some
[12367]‘three’ yeara (perhaps longer). , Ae you know, the IRC has been prominent for
[12368]aid given to West Berlin and is currently in the midst of a-cempaign for aid
[12369]to refugees arriving there in increasing numbers from the East.
[12371]2 Mr. Becker, present executive director of the IRC, has passed on to us 4 letter
[12372]-"'.. ftom Mre. Waseiliew, dated. 23-Februery 1953,. in which “she reports alleged
[12373]attempta.on the part of "the East" to kidnap her. iIn view of her activities
[12374]and her connection with Rainer. Hildebrandt 's Kempfgruppe gegen Unmenach-
[12375]lichkeit, there may be some basis for her fears. Mr. Becker, who knows her.
[12376]_ as a calm person not given to hysterics, is deeply concerned about her safety
[12377]and has stated that he sould have replaced her with a U,3. citizen if it were
[12378]“not so difficult to fim a qualified successor. He has raqueated that: we ,
[12379]communicate with eny U.3. agency ‘or department in a position to provide
[12380]physical security for persone representing U.S. interests in Berlin.
[12382]3. We: have promised Mr. Becker to pess on his request to our superiors, but we
[12383]told him that ve were not aware of CIA facilities abroad or of CIA responsi-
[12384]pility for coordinating action abroed with other appropriate US Government
[12385]agencies. . We therefore suggested that Mr. Becker himself communicate with
[12386]such agencies to the tect of his ability and did not commit CIA to any action
[12388]- upon his request.
[12390]the covert staffs might be interested in this problem or
[12391]a. justifiable reprezentation to other agencies (e.g. Defense or State) can be
[12392]made, we feel that such action would serve U.S. security interests ond, inci-
[12393]dentally, benefit IRC in a meosurable way. We are attaching Mra. Wasiliew's
[12394]letter for whatever use you care to make of* it. ; : ,
[12396]4. sof, in your judgment,
[12398]Wassiliew, and these indivi-
[12400]5. This office has hed no contact with Mr. or Mrse :
[12401]to the best of our knowledge.
[12403]duals are not aware cf any possible CIA interest,
[12404]6. Please advise whether there is anything you can do, whether Mr. Becker should
[12405]approach another Government ageucy (1f he has not done so in the meantime), and
[12406]. what reaction, if any, ve may pass on. to Becker. L
[12407]: ; . Charles A. Lea .
[12408]LLP. So a ;
[12410]ATT: : . . . ;
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[12418]- to H a i \ . so Date: Fed ai, 1953
[12420]|. Meco to: ~BE (cct Munich, Frankfurt).
[12422]: | - Prom. Gioels (Wassiliev) co ;
[12423](3. Euseretr., Berlia Wilmersdorf
[12424]Germany) to,
[12425]' Dear Abet
[12426]tom sorry that I must votber you with sy personal predlers, but aince I don't >
[12427]a begging you for understanding
[12429]De ie . ‘Know what to do under the present circumstances -I an
[12431]7 As you know I alwiyo, bed troublo. with"the other side”. If somebody vorks in this
[12432]1 field he mot be endangered after 6 certain time, I believe. I told you about the -
[12433]constantly. arcund me eiuce about 1951.
[12435]calls in Russian and about the spies who are
[12436]Tem wed always to be on. the alert nnd to look around me carefully, this is the
[12438]only thing I can do, .In addition to that I bought a dog in the summer of last yeere
[12439]I had
[12441]Since about four months the atteupte of the Euat to get have increased. L
[12442]several rercontres with them and have informed the police. But since wo have 50
[12443]many people hero in Berlin who have good reasons to ‘feel endangered they cannot
[12445]vatch everybody constantly and the persor in question 1s more or less left to
[12446]his own messured. . : . ‘
[12448]Last Wednesday night I reo into a aituation which vould have meaut the end for ne
[12449]“ae a friend of alne had. not happened to be vith me. This way they did not dare to
[12450]‘because they are accustomed to ace m3 alvays walking alone}; and -cars and helpers
[12451]disappeared (not around). I heve reported ny situation again to the police, they
[12452]promised to do vhat thay can, but it ia so that I have to work out nometbiog ‘
[12453]that makes it 2 little more dirficult for then to complete their plan.
[12455]With friends who work in the sare Pield and who knov about these things I beve
[12456]worked out the following: I must aell my dou and buy a sharper one. When I bought
[12457]bis in July last year the pituation was completely different. I did it merely 43.
[12458]a measure of precaution not because I had proofs of the danger I was living under.
[12459]For this purpose he is good but not for the purpese for which I need him nov; ha
[12461]ig not sharp enough. They have already calculated ny dog into the plan. T
[12462]absolutely need another much sharper ONG. But I must tell you frankly that even 1f
[12463]X sell my dog ft would not be able to Duy the nev Ona, vecause they ere terribly
[12465]4 expensive. Then I have decided that I cannot go to the office and cone homa alone
[12467]-| ‘anymore, I can nove from one of my frienis to the other gor a certein tine but
[12469]not constantly. A ‘friend of the Comittee will pick a3 up every morning and oring =
[12470]home at night in his car. In the meootine I'LL talk to Mra. Wolf? of arbeiterworlfanhrt,
[12472]who bas an office ear ani arrange with her that her driver pick m@ up. But this
[12474]will take some ting; ustil I have reached her and discussed the matter with her.
[12476]Please don't believe that I an hysterical, on the contrary. But now it is 580 that
[12477]I not only feel endangered but I have Imowledge af thcir intentions end I an
[12478]sure I would not get cut again, once they have bad hold of me. :
[12480]‘Cordially yours,
[12486]14-0000
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[12508], vi WAVE HAD NO BHASON OF OUR GIN (AS DISTINGUISHED BaGR 880, UHOSE
[12510]eg SENCUES APPEARS TO BE C609,
[12511]£ Tas? UE DO BOT RPT GY HAVE SEFVECIENY BXPERIGKER I APT OITH anTEER
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[12525]| SUCCEEDED HART 1N As ‘gurcurive DIRECTOR IM JUNE 4954 RPT JUNE 1952, AT .
[12526]THAT TIME, RE ASSUAED US OF WIS WSLEINGHESS To COOPERATE WITH US TO
[12527]tat FULLEST EXTENT POSSIBLE AND INMEDIAYELY SUPPLISD PROOF oy THIS - >
[12529]ey FURNISHING DETAILED BIOGRAPHICAL IWF ORKAT LON 0% G8 RPT 66 RIT UGEES
[12530]COOPERATION IN THIS &
[12532]WE HAD PRACTICALLY ‘NO RPT NO CONTACT, 1 RPT.
[12534]vith WIN SINCE SUMNER 3992 RPT SUMHER 1938 BECAUSE ia$O PLACED REA
[12536]‘tw THE CLISAPPROVED? CAT EC ORY CALTHOUGH A RE EV ALDATIGH aH pecngiR
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[12538]i prema HAS MEVER VOLUNTESRED THY OnHT Toa RPT IMF ORMAT ION OF POTENTIAL
[12540]“INTEREST TO US, BUT THIS FACT HAY BE. EXPLAINED BY (A) OUR best ATTITUDE
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[12545]e
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[12548]art AREAS OF HUTUAL INTEREST @2) OUR EVALUATION OF BECKERy IM a
[12549]i OF THE ABOVE, VE HAVE OHLY A LIMITER BASIS YoR JUDGING HIN, .
[12550]: APP RPT KE APPEARS HONEST, STHAICHTFORUARB, BISCREEY, INTELLICOT, =. 4
[12552]Hort FAMILIAR WITH SOCIAL WELFARE PRACTICES Buy CC#SIDKBAS iY LY$s-
[12553]WOULEDCEABLE CONCERN Ing TRE DP tas BP COMBS ITY ‘THAR aks matpicrisons
[12555]JUUG EXEAT APPEARS 0 Bt SASED 0A IBF ORBAT Ren meu TO Us) TO QUEST IGN
[12556]nits CHARACTER 62 LOYALYY His" REPUTAT Oa ARGS? OTHER BESETTLENINT
[12557]TY S369LB gs BE APMAQT ERD, BEVETER,
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[12583]ieayects CAS 12,667. RY WY- “ss ae ‘FRE maracas «I TALEPRONE
[12585]CONVTREATIONS, 26 AWD 27 PRPRUARY 53.
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[12588]pyro sae TRASMITOER TO DD/PHS
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[12618]eet ec: Case 12,607 | ; - -
[12619]foes Intex (Iron Curtain Refugee Comte) ue.
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[12629]_ erst
[12630]£ . . : . . 1 guerre .
[12631]Secura ty iaforartion
[12634]Case 12,667.
[12636]Piles
[12638]Alien Branch (APCrajkowskt/ecr)
[12640]1
[12641]” - 1 t
[12643]. . 1
[12644]t
[12646]le Info-in Freund's THY= WW- 6811 wae “ttephoned ‘to ‘Nee Hultek
[12648]in Pr/Pta offices
[12650]26 Hultex requested ‘additioneL in? 9, concerning Abron J. Becker
[12652]and our relations with hin.
[12654]oa Request wes trlep ones to Freund in New Yorke
[12656]Otig = Case 12,647
[12660]Index
[12663]14-0000 |
[12665]i! ’ ; .
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[12667]pe , a
[12668]t
[12669]ne Files 86 Feb 1953
[12670]: | tien Brench (AFCrajkowski/acr)
[12671]4 oe _
[12672]; Mo Iron Curtain Refugee Committee
[12673]1 7 . .
[12674]1 See Le On 7 Pab <3 Mr. Hullek in. the at/ats office » requested
[12675]ie - + * information eoneernina the Tron’ ‘Curtain Refugee Committees “nacifically
[12676]1! he wished to learnt
[12678]- Le Wet de reletian botwren this & TEC?
[12679], 26 Identity of new man wha rune ICRC.
[12680]aa . Be To we have close relations?
[12682]j 2, Ceajkowskt taloohoned New Tork Field Office and transmitted
[12683]. the recmmest to Walter Freunde
[12685]3e This has been set up ae Caze 12,667.
[12689]ec? mae va
[12691]. | : Orig = Cace 12,667
[12692]|