“… MVD Headquarters in Moscow, Wl KGB defectors PETROV and DERYABIN have reported that from a photograph, SHAKHOV’S face "was familiar". An FBI source, however, in 1964 said that SHAKHOV was a "pure diplomat" and that to his knowledge, SHAKHOV had engaged in no Soviet intelligenc …”
“… f otherwise, of a number of KGB operations against Americans, including two arrests, one recruitment, and . investigations of a suspected FBI agent and of Lee Harvey OSWALD. NOSENKO as well attributes to his senior KGB posi- tion during this period his knowledge of an American G …”
“… ew York City, and the owner of a Chicago Russian- language bookstore. There was originally some suspicion 06 that SVENCHANSKIY might be an FBI informant, and the KGB was also concerned over SVENCHANSKIY's contacts with AMTORG per- sonnel in New York City.@NOSKOV, the case officer …”
“… Y spontaneously, but described it only after referring to the written notes he brought to CIA in Geneva in 1964. (See p. 319) Suspected FBI Source (Alfred SLES ER on 8 July 1964 NOSENKO reported on KGB interest in an American named SLESINGER, a proprietor of a photographic sh …”
“… visiting the Soviet Union.06 The KGB wanted to resolve its suspicions that SLESINGER was possibly an agent or operational contact of the FBI. The KGB had a file on SLESINGERJad a senior case officer in the American Section of the Seventh Department, Yu. M. DVORKIN, was the res …”
“… , several times. 0/ Comment: 229 NOSENKO’s information was substantially correct. Alfred Lazarevich SLESINGER, 06 . reported to the FBI in July 1962 of his June 1962 visit to Moscow and Odessa. In Odessa SLESINGER was contacted by a 06 Soviet official who exhibited "intim …”
“14-00000 (SEVENTH DEPARTMENT - January 1962-1964) Comment: (Continued) _ 06 In 1966 SLESINGER reported to the FBI that he was in touch with a Moscow photographic shop proprietor, and he described evidence of KGB interest in him during his visit to O …”
“… part of the time as Deputy Chief. These cases, which included two. ‘religious figures, two American Communists, one emigre, one suspected FBI agent, a First Chief Directorate target who in- tended to marry a. Soviet citizen, a hostage, and a permanent resident or former permanen …”
“… ase was directed by a provincial KGB element while NOSENKO was assigned to the Seventh Department in Moscow. Comment : According to the FBI, [Donald ALBINGER visited the Soviet Union in 1963 and while there, in Sochi, was associated with ne Gazarian OHANNES (sic, probably Oga …”
“Top Secret (Annex B) Comment: Interviewed by the FBI in January 1965, OGALLOYAN denied having been in the .USSR in 1963. He stated that he was acquainted with a Hugo 06 .VAN KRAKOW who had …”
“14-00000 34334 Top Secret (Annex B) Comment; (Continued) 06 Interviewed by the FBI, BROCHES said that he escorted tours t the USSR three times in 1960, and that n his last trip, in September 1960, he was approached by v …”
“… in 1962 t He left the Four Winds agencyl travel abroad, and he now works for . 29 29 Hermes Travel of California), Interviewed by the FBI, BUNDARIN denied any connection with Soviet Intelligence. FBI reports indicate 406 TS No. 197124 00C1638 Top Secret Copy 6/BR”
“by the FBI in September 1964, 06 FINK acknowledged that his sister was trying to marry a Soviet citizen, but that she had 08 been refused a visa t …”
“… REMOV and VOLKOV (see p.145) in 1963. Comment: 0 l FISK visited the USSR with his wife and parents- in 1959. In an interview with the FBI in„ December 1964 he claimed that his only Sovieto contacts in the USSR were with Inturist personnel and a spinster niece. NOSENKO has …”
“… Soviet recruitment attempt earlier in Moscow. His contact has been identified by CIA as a KGB officer whom 06 GINSBERG according to the FBI, has met during subsequent visits to the USSR. NOSENKO's information was limited to that contained in his written notes which he brough …”
“… as been noted in frequent contact with Soviet officials from 1955, when he immigrated to the United States, until 1963. According to the FBI, he was in Moscow in 1963, when he was in contact with a Foreign Ministry official which CIA identifies as KGB officer • I.D. BORISOV. . …”
“Top Secret (Annex B) Comment: 06 HOWARD denied recruitment in an interview with the FBI, although a polygraph examination indicated he was disturbed n related questions. 06 HOWARD had earlier declared his intention to divorc …”
“… ambridge, Massachusetts. 29,10 He has never had any covert relationship with CIA or ther U.S. intelligence agencies. In August 1963 the FBI was advised by another / source of the Soviet-Czech plan to lure KAZAN- 0b KOMAREK to the Soviet Union and take him to Czechoslovakia wh …”
“sse Top Secret (Annex B) Comment(Continued)' NOSENKO's information, which he reported, only to the FBI, was substantially accurate. In October 1966, after being warned of the risk by the FBI, KAZAN-KOMAREK visited Moscow 06 for an Inturist …”
“… Department case officers in June 1963. NOSENKO was not in Moscow at the time, and knew no further details.* Comment : Interviewed by the FBI on the basis of NOSENKO’s 06 information, NIXON admitted having been recruited while visiting the Soviet Union. He was not contacted by …”
“… L PECHTER was recruited by the KGB in Moscow in 1959. Comment? 06 In December 1959, a month after PECHTER’s return from the USSR, the FBI learned that he had revealed his homosexual compromise and recruitment by the KGB to a member of his tour group. 06 NOSENKO cited the P …”
“… st Chief Directorate, and ROBERTS A/ was recontacted by a KGB officer in the United States. 06 06 ROBERTS confessed his recruitment to the FBI, news of which reached the KGB, and his KGB case officer in the United States was hastily recalled to Moscow. ROBERTS was handled by th …”
“Department officer assigned to the Embassy in Moscow. He confessed his recruitment by the KGB to the FBI in the fall of 1962. He was contacted by a Soviet official from the UN in New York in mid-1963. That official apparently suddenly depart …”
“… ROSS reported to the American Embassy of her arrest in Kiev in 1958 on charges of immoral. behavior with a Soviet citizen. In a May 1965 FBI interview she admitted contact in Moscow in September 1963 with the KGB, which stemmed from her continued relationship with the same Sov …”
“Top Secret (Annex B) Comment: According to his 1964 interview with the FBI, 06SEREBRENNIKOV visited the Soviet Union in 1956 in the company of Senator Henry H. Jackson. On his last night in Moscow he received in …”
“… KO lead he was suspected to be a KGB agent.O SEVERN has not visited the United States since 1961, and he has not been interviewed by the FBI. NOSENKO’s information was limited to that contained in his written notes which he brought to Geneva in 1964. 426 0001658 TS No. 1971 …”
“… 1946-1947 but she was never contacted again because the KGB believed her to be known to American Intelligence. O6 Comment: In 19'62 an .FBI source reported that SHATTAUER] stated she was looking forward to her trip to the USSR and "to being away from the imperia- list policie …”
“… er the incident, and he was interviewed about the matter by the Minister Counsellor the following day. Inter viewed periodicallyLby the FBI following his return to the United States in 1961, STEVENS OG - has denied any further contact with the KGB. .... According to the notes …”
“… eported that the KGB had attempted to recruit him on both visits 2 TARASKA returned .to the USSR in 1963 and later reported to the 06 : FBI that the KGB had again attempted to ■ recruit him during that visit. 429. 0001661 TS No. 197124 Top Secret Copy 10 8/BR”
“… ed to KGB Archives. Comment: 06,08 Dr. John M. THOMPSON, Associate Professor of History at Indiana University, was interviewed by the FBI in April 1965. He identified KUNGAROVA's photograph as that of his Inturist guide during a trip outside Moscow in 1959, and admitted hav …”
“U Top Secret (Annex B) Comment: (Continued) KUNGAROVA wasiinterviewed by the FBI in June 1965. She confirmed that she had been intimate with THOMPSON in 1959 but denied that 06 she had been instructed toccompromise hi …”
“… eferred further action pending TWAROG's O expected return to the Soviet Union in 1964 r 1965 Comment: a 06 In a 1965 interview with the FBI, TWAROG said he had visited the USSR in 1957, 1960, 1962, and 1964o On his 1962 trip he had met and befriended one Nina S. PETROVA, and …”
“… travelled to the 1 Soviet Union in 1962. He is a religious fanatic with a record of many arrests, and he may be mentally disturbed. In an FBI Ovinterview VOLKOV denied that he had been recruited by the KGB. . NOSENKO does not indicate the source of a his information, which was …”
“NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 UNITED 5010-106 STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum April 1965 1. Wm. Cregar, FBI Liaison, advised he has no record on subject. This information was conveyed to Mr. Thomas Valenza, VO/State, and a status report was reques …”
“… CHECK RESuT (DATE) nlnce 3.2. .CHECKS WERE CONDUCTED AT THE INDI CATED AGENCIES W1TH.NEGATIVE RESULTS DOOCf t. MNTolAdi X ___ _____ FBI .___ ._DIS ________ . ]_____ .___ cSTATE STATE * PP' 3- CHECKS WERE CONDUCTED AT THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) WITH POSITIVE RESULTS, REPO …”
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“FBI DOCUMENT DATE: 11 JUNE 1964 CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES FBI FILE UNKNOWN p a r s e t- * MANUEL …”
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“… •• PER • Put nc 0 notyam to enawC. AC Thio umrt Avne me. i FILE, VR PAGE 2 MANAGUA 7158 SE CREI GIVEN, WO LD PR OBABL Y REPORT HIM TO FBI, CIA, BORDER PATROL, i FOR TO THE BOY SCOURTS". AMBIDDY THEM BROKE OFF CONTACT WITH RODEZ NO AND DECIDED THERE NO REASON TRAVEL TO SALV …”
“60% FBI DOCUMENT! DATE: 17 SEPTEMBER 1976| CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL SUBJECT: ASSOCIATION OF VETERANS OF THE BAY OF PIGS. BRIGADE 2506 MAN …”
“… Cante ev PEN, r.e so nEvuru to AcNIOw unary f 1 vIIEJva ac viou win 4 PAGE 2 MANAGUA 7158 SECRET GIVEN, WOULD PROBABLY REPORT HIM TO FBI • CIA, BORDER PATROL, f FOR TO THE BOY scounrs". AMBIDDY THEN BROKE OFF CONTACT WITH RODEZ NO AND DECIDED THERE NO REASON TRAVEL TO SAL …”
“FBI DOCUMENT DATE: 18 JULY 1969 CLASSIFICATION: UNLCASSIFIED SUBJECT: MANUEL ARTIME BUESA INTERNAL SECURITY-CUBA FBI FILE »: 105-2617 (MIA …”