“… ring 4-3060 LOngacre 5-3344, Colonel Louis Glaser 3051 Idaho Avenue, if _Washington, D.9.— w*c*ye --**076 Dear Colonel Claser: - ' (Report fro. Berlin’s The story is Groszly exaggerated. The Stalinists - have not even mentioned the Congress for the last to weeks. Berlin is se …”
“14-00000 % (wch CFODET1 LunE She 7 June 1950 MEMORANDUM roa: Kenneth H. fazbloy SUBJECT: Letter of Instructions 1. Departure and Arrival You will proceed on or about 19 June 1950 to Berlin, Germany, reporting upon your arrival there to the Chief of VLKiva Mission th”
“JUN 9 1950 E-HCRANSIE PCft TiB ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR SPECIAL CPKRATIONS SUBJECT t Lectures at Berlin House of Culture 1. Referring, t your communication of 29 May, with enclosures, we are retaining the brochure and reports concerning lectures at the Berlin House of Sovie”
“1 4-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 25; O. C. MAY 29 1950 RElRANDUiA FOR: THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION SUBJECT: Lectures at Berlin House of Culture 1. Attached are reports and a brochure concerning lectures at the Berlin House of Soviet Cu”
“MAY 29 1950 UEMORANDUU FOR: THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION . SUBJECT: Lectures at Berlin House of Culture omansi 1. Attached are reports and a brochure concerning lectures G at the Berlin House of Soviet Culture. 2. May we ask you to inform us if this ”
“… Free Europe, deal ■ ecld--17, * _.,„ - *e*****t6 -P 1 3188m - o "38 L - - - * -wag/e ***_, :sm2mThe first two items referred to above report a duplication. This was called to Kr. Offie’s attention on 26 May, again on 31 May, and again on 7 June. On these occasions, Mr. Offie st …”
“and Yorgin given an order for it, or mords too ... that effect. Spero also will be on FTUC list. .-8 Re - paras. 4 and 5 of Brln. 2887. Para. answer - though Fambley and I Para. 4 does not require answer :think they are wrong in re joctin€ Thompso - I would like to send att”
“… EUT 1 ATE 5-X4989 . To ROOM no. REC*D DATE FID* OFficE’s INITIALS V9May 124May Jury Vidsay-leFache) 1. EE WN 1 3. EETII X the report. 20e the com he 9. January (CD)Par 1 Hit J. 7. ‘ 9. 9. n 19, ct MS.. 11. • 1) 14, 19. /owu no. Prauche PI seam SECR …”
“… of 3 Way, requesting special reports on successful operations for Kr. Fisnor. . , • In compliance with your request of 3 ay, I subzit a report on kay Day counter-propaganda in the Soviet Sector of Berlin and the East Zone of Germany. " :" " • . "__ __ - - 21t 31 of EHIADR/ …”
“TOP SECRET 2 Mian) • 10 -1950 J MELORANDuN FOR: Patrick J. Ec Feily SUBJECT: letter of instructions. 1. Departure and Arrival You will proceed on or about 24 May 1950 to Frankfurt, Germany, - reporting by telephone upon your arrival to the Chief of the VIKiva Sta- tion”
“02.75 17 May 1950 Subject: Report on Distribution of Der Monat through an Exemplary Outlet - While in Berlin I acquired a copy of the report dated ! March 13, 1950, I do …”
“14-00000 13 March 1950 Report on Distribution of Der Monat through an Exemplary Cutlet 1. This describes the distribution activities of a single outlet, with connectio …”
“travel expenses of contacts to and from Berlin. 2io to Der Monnt delivery through this outlet tag been overwhelmingly encouraging. Each copy, is said to change hands "at least" eight or nine times and as many as twenty tims is considered usual. Tie result is that Dar Monat h”
“14-00000 SURE Gls : 12 April 1950 NENCRALDUI! FOR: Kenneth Y. Nambley SUBJECT s Letter of Instructions 1. Deverture and Arrival You will proceed on or about 13 April 1950 to Frankfurt Germany, reporting unon your arrival there to the Chief of the VLKiva Mission throu”
“… . Fisner an a rocomisniation beyond the competence of this ccmnitteo to handle. Item 1F =30 ro- .1 forred to Wr..Denby for analyuin and report. With referonce to item IC it is not understood why interpreters of this caliler will not to available in Farlin and calle will le sent …”
“… tar-tetlon-agetaet the Doatschlandtroffen.I" -------- ------------- • 1. In compliance with your request, there is submitted herewith a report on CIC covert operations, in progress or under. . cone iderst ion, to counter the Communis % sponsored Free German Youth rally, (Doutechl …”
“-00000 SECRET -4- (c) Arrangements were completed to send a ‘task force’ to the field, consisting it two senior propaganda consultants and • four junior assistants. At this date one of the juniors is on duty in Derlin, three others are ready to depart this week; the two ”
“… my cover; his orders will show him toe .bo a civilian employed of the Lepertment of the Army and he will have a special passport. He will report to the Chief of Operations of tLo OPC German idasion who has offices in Holdelberg. The cover designation of this unit do Documents Dispo …”
“… Berlin, Cormanys for 90 deyo IDY, end roturn to Washington, with no leave onroute. . Eequonted TDY 10 ocneiserod essential. Subject will report to Chief JENDICT fiold : station es elorical assistant in omneetion with approved operations requiring wpediato activation Projsov 0B6-03 …”
“Mictiny Samia Nandos Eurhau/Facky 28 Skoggs. Samples of material so far issued. . They are working on the matter of satellite representation. Examples: Geidrovich and Chapski from Poland; Porutka from Czechoslovakia; Kocolievsky and Yakofleff from Russia, several others.”
“… . Meeting place # Taberna Academica - will .. ..be well guarded. ___ _____ . . ... . . . ____. : Matter of interpreters being worked upon, report later. .. There will be press delegates from all countries, in addition. radio RIAS will tape the entire proceedings and will furnishi c …”
“… ufficient. He and Hook and Burnham will try to work out methods of - • ------- definitely signing up certain doubtful prospects. Es will report to Marian Saunders, and when he comes to Washington, to Kollerman.. On my advice, ho will play it straight with both - as though he had n …”
“include a woman? Fessibly Louise— Schroeder or Frau von Sahn-Harnack or Jeanette "elf? I also slEZest lerl.x v And would like you to consider the,inclusion of a known anti-• Soviet intellectual who also is anti-U.S. •• 4. I think the budget should be expanded to cover the p”
“14-00000 NFL-002-76 PACE 2 __ two SKIJRALD people in Hfond wanted to meet with IDEN A. IDEN A agreed to a meeting, and IDEN F introduced IDEN I and IDEN E.- - DDEN A know----- - IDEN 1, but was aware of IDEN -Eonlyby reputation, which was unsavory. IDEN E claimed to be a ”
“come to Key West one week later to brief IDEN A on the local situation. In the meantime, IDEN A was to prepare a report on what he knew about drug traffickers in the Key West area. Two weeks later, the two did appear in Key West. The little they knew about …”
“NFL-002-76 / PAGE 3 would not even show up. At one point IDEN J asked IDE: A to write a paper on-the capability of ex-BKHERALD assets who were drug .traffickers, - - and who had been trained in inf iltration and exfiltration, to penetrate. WODUAL coastal defenses with drugs.”
“A's handling officer in Miami, dealing with him since IDEN L was known to be an LNCOLLAR officer.' IDEN G wanted to have IDEN A deal directly with him in Washington, but IDEM A objected, saying the arrangement was too cumbersome. In late July, IDEN G introduced IDEN A to his ”
“14-00000 NFL-002-76 PACE 4 from a direct approach to the violators by LNCOLLAR officer IDEN E. who had come to Kay West unbeknownst to DEN A. Through .friends in Niani IDEN A found out IDEN E was in charge of IDSN A"s operation in Key West, had a homosexual relationship w”
“14-00000 NFL-002-76 PAGE 5 13. %: Argus. 19,9, IVaN G informed IDEN A that control of his operation was being transferred to the Miami regional office, and that his financial relationship with LNCOLLAR would be terminated and then re-established locally following 1 Septem”
“County (Key West) in 1975, all unsolved murders. There was every reason, then, to take the threats seriously. EDEN A informed LNCOLLAR about the threats. LNCOLLAR replied that IDEN A was pushing the . panic button, and asked for more information. IDEN A requested that the eme”
“his wife. In Miami, he met with IDEN M. IDEN 11 claimed IDEN 2 had not caused any of the problems IDEN A had experienced. Concerning money assurances, IDEN M first denied any promises had been made. Later he said any that had been made (by IDEN C) were unauthorized. He reiter”
“… cked into a local motel. He called IDEN G and passed on this information. IDEN G was relieved, but asked IDEN h to keep an eye on them and report their movements to him. Subsequently, while on a trip to Miami, IDEM A was approached by an LNCOLLAR officer in Internal Affairs. This in …”
“14-0000 . CONFIDENTIAL NFL-002-76 PAGE 2 / 3 two BKHERALD people in Miami wanted to meet with IDEN A. IDEN A agreed to a meeting, and IDE" F Introduced IDEN I and IDEN E. IDEN A knew IDEN I, but was aware of IDEN E only by reputation, which was unsavory. IDEN E claimed ”
“were to come to Key West one week later to brief IDEN A on the local situation. In the meantime, IDEN A was to prepare a report on what he knew about drug traffickers in the Key West area. Two weeks later, the two did appear in Key West.' The little they knew about …”
“14-00000 PAUITIA NF3-002-76 PAGE 3 would not even show up. At one point IDEN J asked IDEN A to write.a paper on the capability of ex-BKHERALD assets who were drug traffickers, and who had been trained in infiltration and exfiltration, to penetrate WODUAL coastal defense”
“having IDEN L, who was IDEN A’s handling officer in Miami, dealing with him since IDEN L was known to be an LNCOLLAR officer. JDEN G wanted to have IDEN A deal directly with him I in Washington, but IDEN A objected, saying the arrangement was too cumbersome. In late July, IDE”
“4-00000 CONF TIAL NFL-002-76 PAGE 4 from a direct approach to the violators by LNCOLLAR officer IDEN E, who had come to Key West unbeknownst to IDEN A. Through friends in Miami, IDEN A found out IDEN E was in charge of IDEN A's operation in Key West, had a homosexual rel”
“14-00000 O0MCInE7( UndNtK!L N*L-002-76 PAGE 5 a 13. In August 1915, IDEN G informed IDEN A that control of his operation was being transferred to the Miami regional office, and that his financial relationship with LNCOLLAR would be terminated and then re-established lo”
“deaths in Monroe County (Key West) in 1975, all unsolved murders. There was.. every reason, then, to take the threats seriously. IDEN A informed LNCOLLAR about the threats. UNCOLLAR replied that IDEN A was pushing the panic button, and asked for more information. IDEN A reque”
“made his escape with his wife. In Miami, he met with IDEN M. IDEN M claimed IDEN E had not caused any of the problems IDEN A had experienced. Concerning money assurances, IDEN M first denied any promises had been made. Later he said any that had been made (by IDEN G) were una”
“… cked fate a local astel. No calle) :: 4.33 C and pabosi, Thia inf rmition. IDES C was relieved, but asked 117.8 A ta kecy ag vre » Tisn •I report thet: teivement a to h1m. Subecqurst ly, while ,81 I+Si 142 M,snl, IDtN A was approached i an LN ON L.AK Gt”:pt la ntrtaal Affatee 15 1 a …”
“… CT I TALKED WITH SUBJECT BY TELEPHONE THIS AFTERNOON. HE WILL BE INTERVIEWED IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE AND WE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH A FULL REPORT. £2 1 MPDET CL BY 611668 I CONFIDENTIAL 5”
“… DCO COLLEC. .S SECTION 1. To be completed by the tsd 1. METHOD Of coi LEGTION 2. DIRECTED ro. Group/Drsi Officer ***** "INTERVIEW TRIP REPORT OTHER Doc. OTHE R (Specify) I X/ i 1 DCD/ ICG/AMA (Hunter/Budeller) 3. SUBJECT AND AREA Recruitment of Cuban Exile Aircrews 8 (Zaire) …”
“of ZIBET- ZIBET VIA USE (Parton) Process sheet and report was typed in Headquarters International Collection Group, Mode CRG-7650 at ORPAI -KC66.05 ZIBET Request NIC/AF 7E47 CPS -Rd Jester …”
“CONFIDES .A L Domestic Collection Division Foreign Intelligence Information Report DieeCTORAtE or OFERATIONS COUNTRY Zaire DCD REPORT NO. CO- E 324/07314-77 SUBJECT Recruitment of Cuban DATE DISTR. 1 April 1977 Exil …”
“… /TEREST 2 , e: 1 3 7 ORGANIZATION No. ME THOD OF COLLECTION f EVALUATION MI's EXCHANGES ICOL. 35) REQUESTED FROM X INTERVIEW TRIP REPORT 1-EXCHANGE 3. COMMERCIAL OTHER DOCUMENT”
“alitiihe CLASSIFICATION _c-o-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L ■1 REPORT NO. 00-A(S)-322/00270-76 DIRECTORATE Of OPERATIONS DATE 13 January 1976 COUNTRY Cuba NO. PAGES 1 SUBJECT Eulugio Cantillo/Claim of High …”
“in all our meetings she has appeared mature and attentive. She has been prompt and reliable in her ! meetings. She discusses her problems calmly and accepts instruction and critician without argusent. She has responded well to instruct- ions and has worked hard in trying to impro”
“K when he first arrived in town. Es had been forbidden to see either one of them. 6. Effectiveness A TELICOSKY-1's target studies and suggestions on possible recruitzant approaches has been helpfal. While her reporting for the month has not produced any Information Reports, it ha”
“… E HIM MONEY TO PAY SCARD AT CUENCAS, KND ASSURED HIM PGT CA" GET HIM .: WORKING PAPERS HERE THRU GOBERNACION. B. G TOLDET HAD RECEIVED FINE REPORT FROM PGT AND I SO WOULD”