“… mor e ' tha n.5 1 0 reach the Soviet consularer urdays is : Passenger lists (manifests) at the U.S de Passenger U.S. Consulate ing? Helsinki are retained for- six months only amne thensare destroyed. Mr. Robert Fulton (CIA) was U.S. consular official there at the time. e. A c …”
“not covered by State in their inquiry. He ■ suggested changes incorporated into the cable sent to Helsinki. Lee H. Wigren TRAVEL PROGRAM K dibil C/SR/CI/R IP/EDI CS-ABSTRACT / INBEX th IP/FIS PREPARE FOR FILMING Document Number 716 838 …”
“13-00000 R00 CJTE 1 June 1964 MEMO FOR THE RECORD 1. At 0900 this morning I talked with Frank Friberg recently returned COS Helsinki re Warren Commission inquiry concerning the timetable of Oswald’s stay in Finland in October 1959, including his contact with the Soviet …”
“… Distribution For Book Dispatch No. 4726 NE Division WE Division Aden‘ Brussels’ Ammani Copenhagen L Ankara » The Hague Baghdad Z Helsinki • Beirut • Lisbon • Cairo London Colombo, Damascus Madrid / Jidda • Oslo • Kabul • Ottawad Karachi Vr Paris • Kathmandu v Paris / L …”
“… Berlin Rangoon Bern Saigon Bonn Seoul Brussels... .. Singapore Copenhagen Taipei Geneva Tokyo The Hague Vientiane Hamburg Surabaya Helsinki Wellington Lisbon London WH DIVISION Madrid Milan Asuncion San Jose Munich Liaison Base Bogota San Salvador Munich Ops. Base (Laurion …”
“… 10 August 1967, sending essentially . : the same message as DIRECTOR 25628 to additional :. ■ European stations, specifically Copenhagen, Helsinki,) Oslo, Stockholm - TAB G DIRECTOR 27069, 11 August 1967, to Copenhagen) Helsinki, Oslo, Stockholm, asking for cabled replies to DIRECT …”
“… secury, ci/so feletet.-o (dote and time-tiled) sriretcronco reimborymm. SECRET CITE DIREGL GTG LA 0 VIENNA BRUSSELS COPENHA GEN LONDON HELSINKI PARIS BONN BERL 0597 F. FRANKEURT HAMBURG MUNICH RONE MILAN LUXEMBOURG THE HAGUE OSLO LISBO; MADRID STOCKHIOLM BERN GENEVA ZURICH J-H-T …”
“Rleery— werroA/fe Cl--/a-xi- AT NIELS INK I, FINLAND, LAST KNOWN LOCATION HELSINKI FINLAND G-ver hete % woven - ***S 29 w -,40 an & (REPORTED 4/22/67). CITIZEN OF FINLAND, R 4 3 a 1 COOMOINATING OFFICIOS ------ GRO …”
“… SILIA , BRUSSELS, BUENOS AIRES, CAESCAS, COPENHAGEN, FRANKFURT, GENEVA, GEORGETOWN, GUATEMALA CITY, Tye GUAYAQUIL, THE HAGUE, HAMBURG, HELSINKI, HONG KONG, KINGSTON, LA PAZ, LIMA,LONDON, MADRID, MANAGUA, MONTEVIDEO, NEW DELHI, LISBON, MANILA, MUNICH, OSLO, PANAMA CITY, PARIS, …”
“… ame. My apartment phone is tapped, etc....As the Russians open" our mail, you can write me as follows: Aline Mosby c/o American Embassy (m) Helsinki, Finland. It will be taken by diplomatic pouch to Moscow, but don't sign your name if you don't want. Much rush, Love, A." Adds in a margin …”
“… SILIA, BRUSSELS, BUENOS AIRES, CARACAS, COPENHAGEN, -FRANKFURT, GENEVA, GEORGETOWN, GUATEMALA CITY, 99 - GUAYAQUIL, THE HAGUE, HAMBURG, HELSINKI, HONG KONG, *KINGSTON LA PAZ, LIMA, LONDON, MADRID, MANAGUA, MONTEVIDEO, Li NEW DELHI, LISBON,MANILA, MUNICH, OSLO, PANAMA CITY, PARIS, …”
“… BRASILIA, BRUSSELS, BUENOS AIRES, CARACAS, COPENHAGEN, FRANKFURT, GENEVA, GEORGETOWN, GUATEMALA CITY, GUAYAQUIL, THE HAGUE, HAMBURG, HELSINKI, HONG KONG, KINGSTON, LA PAZ,’ LIMA, LONDON, MADRID, MANAGUA, MONTEVIDEO, 99 1 1 NEW KDELHI, LISBON, MANILA, MUNICH, OSLO, PANAMA CIT …”
“… BARCELONA, BEIRUT, BERLIN, BERN, BOGOTAi *wo--**-CCARACAS BUENOS AIRES, CARDAS COPENHAGEN, FANKFURTF GENEVA GEORGETOWN, GUATEMALA CITY HELSINKI, HONG KONG GUAYAQUIL MANAGUA, MONTEVIDEO, KINGSTON LAPAZ LIMA,LONDON, MADRID> NEW.DELH LISBON, MANILA MUNICH, OSLO, PANAMA CITY, PARIS; …”
“… reference nomber. S E CR E.T e _ 90 Ioen - Cite DIECTOA N CITE DIRECT % O.E-O 7 N77996-112-1VI CHAND VIENNA BRUSSELS COPENHAGEN LONDON HELSINKI PARISBONN BERLIN FRANKFURT HAMBURG MUNICH ROME MILAN LUXEMBOURG THE HAGUE OSLO LISBON MADRID STOCKHOLM BERN GENEVA ZURICH TOELK------** …”
“BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (REPORTED 5/11/68). / U. HILTUNEN, VILO ALARIK; WHITE MALE, 5’10", BORN 2/5/09, AT HELSINKI, FINLAND, LAST KNOWN LOCATION HELSINKI, FINLAND * (REPORTED 4/22/67). CITIZEN OF FINLAND. a a 1 coonoinatino OrriceaS - -- Ghour I-- …”
“… A, LUDMILLA V 11/63 XAAZ 35865 Page MenoRE RICHARD 14-10 LHO:SOJOURN of MEXICO Brief MOSBY COLDSTENE V MAY 64 SX 25607 SOUSGOLUB, IN HELSINKI, 1959 15-523 GRIGORIY ALFERD ROMAN DETHEF (HUNGARIAN) J 24/4/64 XAAZ 35902 wc Requestforfor info RESER LEONARA Same WcCUBAN Request 1 …”
“… tivities as drumming up support for the U.S. position at the 1962 Punto del Este Con- ference and carrying out successful operations at the Helsinki Youth Festival in May 1962. Starting in 1962, the DRE began broadcasts over NY shortwave radio station WRUL six days a week and Miami radio …”
“… tivities as drumming up support for the U.S. position at the 1962 Punto del Este Con- ference and carrying out successful operations at the Helsinki Youth Festival in May 1962. Starting in 1962, the DRE began broadcasts over NY shortwave radio station WRUL six days a week and Miami radio …”
“… tivities as drumming up support for the U.S. position at the 1962 Punto del Este Con- ference and carrying out successful operations at the Helsinki Youth Festival in May 1962. Starting in 1962, the DRE began broadcasts over NY shortwave radio station WRUL six days a week and Miami radio …”
“… BASE/SAN FRANCISCO, DO BASE/CHICAGO, DO BASE /BOSTON, DO BASE/NEW YORK, VIENNA, SHSCBG, BRUSSELS, OTTAWA, COPENHAGEN, LONDON, LC PIPIT, HELSINKI, PARIS, BONN, BERLIN, FRANKFURT, HAMBURG, MUNICH, BxG2 Be, ROME, Mile DMeCreatC, THE HAGUE, OSLO, LISBON, MADRID, STOCKHOLM, BERN, GE …”
“… 4 DocId:32370111. Page 6 SECRET IRD # 67491 Page 6 Did you read the official report of KOSOLAPOV on his contact with JENNER on a train from Helsinki to Moscow? Yes. Are you intentionally withholding any information concerning KGB knowledge of CIA personnel in Moscow? No.”
“IRD#67491 Page 61 Did you read the official report of KOSOLAPOV on his contact - with |JENNER) on a train from Helsinki to Moscow? Yes.• Are you intentionally withholding any information concerning KGB knowledge of CIA personnel in Moscow? No. ‘. - ■ Is th …”
“… ly January 1961 when he was again in Moscow rather than during the spring of 1960 when GOLITSYN was miss preparing for his assignment to Helsinki, Finland. This theory is supported by information on page 163 of the previous summary that GOLITSYN has stated he learned in January …”
“14-00000 SECRET aware that GOLITSYN had a conversation with KOVSHUK about PREISFREUND since GOLITSYN wanted to use PREISFREUND in Helsinki. NOSENKO has stated he was not present during the above conversation. It is very possible that KOVSHUK exaggerated a little in his conv …”
“… st Department, SGD, he learned from GRYAZNOV that GRYAZNOV had as an agent an Embassy code clerk who was scheduled to be transferred to Helsinki. GRYAZNOV indicated to GOLITSYN that the code clerk had already furnished the KGB with some information, that he was ( 000 002 uUV1v …”
“… the KGB to be a "real" agent and that if the transfer of the code clerk materialized, GOLITSYN might have the code clerk as an agent in Helsinki. NOSENKO has furnished no information which can be correlated in any way with the above information from GOLITSYN, but neither has th …”
“… :" AD}—i SECRET also mentioned in another section pertaining to the 1960-1961 career of NOSENKO. GOLITSYN stated that KOSOLAPOV came to Helsinki to accompany an American Embassy code clerk on the train to Moscow and that KOSOLAPOV planned to strike up an acquaintance with the c …”
“NOSENKO on the trip of KOSOLAPOV to Helsinki in November 1960, as this was an event the KGB knew GOLITSYN was aware of. 0001095 17 SECRET”
“… NOSENKO had reported that when the KGB learned that shoe Paul JENNER, who was thought to be a code clerk, was coming to Moscow through Helsinki, a plan was made to send Vadim V. KOSOLAPOV to Helsinki to travel on the same train as JENNER to Moscow. A female agent of GRYAZNOV was …”
“14-00000 ( and that he, NOSENKO, read the report submitted by KOSOLAPOV on the trip from Helsinki to Moscow. JENNER, after arriving in Moscow, reported that he was approached on the train from Helsinki by two young Russians, "a boy …”
“… ENKO has repeated the same general story as regaras Paul JaNNaR. He still insists that KOSOLAPOV was on the same train with JENNER from Helsinki. Collateral infor mation raises difficulties here, however: Finnish train manifests indicate that JENNER was the only Moscow-bound pas …”
“… than to identify him as a code clerk. GOLITSYN has reported on an incident which it is considered relates to the trip of GARLAND from Helsinki to Moscow on 16 November 1960. GOLITSYN reported that in November 1960 the Helsinki”
“KGB. Residency received a cable from Moscow advising that an American code clerk would be arriving in Helsinki en route to Moscow and that 0001191 31”
“Hi 14-00000 the responsible SCD case officer, KOSOLAPOV, would be sent to Helsinki under alias to strike up an acquaintance with the code clerk which the SCD hoped to continue in Moscow. GOLITSYN talked to KOSOLAPOV …”
“… would necessarily have knownof any developments in the KOSOLAPOV-GARLAND matter. The Finnish train manifest of 16 November 1960 for the Helsinki to Moscow train lists John GARLAND and Viktor KOLOSSOV (alias of KOSOLAPOV) as passengers. GARLAND, when interviewed in 1962 followin …”
“… to circa 17 December 1960. The possibility exists that this could have accounted for his lack of knowledge of the trip of KOSOLAPOV to Helsinki and return to Moscow on 16 November 1960. However, NOSENKO has not attempted to use his Cuban trip as a possible explanation for not kn …”
“… place her on the train to Warsaw. MORONE and BEGGS departed Moscow on 12 November 1960. It is not known when KOSOLAPOV left Moscow for Helsinki, but he was on the 16 November 1960 train manifest as departing Helsinki for Moscow. NOSENKO departed Moscow on 15 November 1960 for Cu …”
“… he First Department. Another of the cases involved the contact of ARTEMOV with a CIA officer who was under Department of State cover in Helsinki, Finland, Wess and visited the USSR on a tourist visa. Such an individual would under no circumstances be considered a true tourist or t …”
“… eir arrival in the USSR and specifically proposed that operational measures be undertaken or that operational possibilities he studied in Helsinki, the city through which< most of the American code clerks passed on their way to Moscow. 806*50020 3 Comment: Questioned later on indiv …”
“… assigned to the Embassy Section in 1960-1961, since if he had been GOLITSYN would have known about it. 1 Preparing for his assignment to Helsinki, GOLITSYN- in the spring of 1960 visited the Embassy Section and learned from GRYAZNOV that the latter had as an agent an Embassy code c …”
“… tment. SHELEPIN did not exclude future use of the photographs, which the KGB would hold in reserve. * While on a temporary assignment to Helsinki in November 1960, V.V. KOSOLAPOV told GOLITSYN that he had come to Helsinki in order to accompany an Embassy code clerk back to Moscow o …”
“… acquaintance with the code clerk which he could continue to develop in Moscow. In September 1961 a friend of .. .KOSOLAPOV also visited Helsinki on temporary duty. GOLITSYN tried to get him to talk about KOSOLAPOV’s November train operation, but KOSOLAPOV’ s friend would not discus …”
“denied having furnished defense information to any "Communist intelligence agency" or having ever agreed to do so, that he had been contacted by a member of a foreign intelligence agency since his return to the United States, or that he knew 'of anyone at the American Embassy”
“Top Secret (AMERICAN EMBASSY SECTION - January 1960-January 1962) 06 Before his last meeting with CIA, PREISFREUND mentioned that he was planning to visit Leningrad with his family, but that he had learned from ' business contacts in Moscow that Soviet authorities suspecte”
“First Chief Directorate counterintelligence officer in Helsinki until his defection in December 1961, reported that he had met in Helsinki on several occasions in 1960 [a Finn by the name of PREISFREUN …”
“… interview with the FBI, when he was asked whether he had 1 ever heard of a case within recent years in which KOSOLAPOV had travelled to Helsinki to intercept and establish contact with an American code clerk. NOSENKO "immediately recalled" .such an incident which happened in 1960-1 …”
“… f the month". Believing him to be a code clerk (he was subsequently found to be a pouch clerk) "the group" decided ‘to send KOSOLAPOV to Helsinki with the mission of accompanying 06 JENNER on the train to Moscow to study JENNER’s behavior.06 DoJENNER and KOSOLAPOV were about the sa …”
“… NKO prepared the kharakteristika (official form) on KOSOLAPOV for the trip and gave it to the Personnel Office. KOSOLAPOV wrote a cable for Helsinki explaining that he was coming for two or three days. NOSENKO didn't sign the cable, but read it, and it was taken to KLYPIN for his signa …”
“… id "SOLISTKA",1! whom GRYAZNOV took to Vyborg and placed in JENNER’s car. 06 ,"SOLISTKA" gave JENNER her Moscow telephone number, While in Helsinki KOSOLAPOV "had spoken with the Rezident and Deputy Rezident about obtaining their help in Helsinki with the work against code clerks, and a …”
“trip, to Helsinki to accompany JENNER back to Moscow in 1960. On 26 October 1966 NOSENKO was confronted with the Finnish train manifest showing that Paul …”