“Sebpr, e-t .u t • • • • $ .9 ’ 9 9•’ 00 00 0 0 SECAET INFORMATION REPORT COVER SHEET ’ FROM: % England, London/LCPIPIT OEP-737 CABE OFFICER: REPORTS OFFICER. Aaron C. LAGINESTRA Norsan C. BUL.SRDDE Sef NCO 23 January 70 JAN 28 1978 / RELEASING OFFICER: Adrian B”
“of homosexuals. Not necessarily one himself. Very interesting I did not see Franqui. I don’t know where he is. 4/ I vas getting enough info for personalneeds, / but didn’t vant to overdo it. I do need better story to travel around on. Grippa generally vas busy, lot of peo”
“SINCE 1958 - ALGERIAN INVOLVEMENT IN PARI, FPCC WORK c; O o P Y IN NEW YORK, TRAVEL ALGIERS AND SUBSEQUENT vIcISSIT 201-306052 p REVOLUTION. 22 JAN 1965 3. G LEAVING NEXT FEW DAYS TO TRAVEL EUROPE, TO INTERVIEW VARIOUS LEFTISTS AND COMMIES (INCL GRIPPA) AS WELL AS NUMBER O”
“office Be had- well the only person who worked with the magazine was somebody - in the Ministry of Finance who writes under the name of Jalet. He does . land)) the economic section. I forget his real name — maybe Roget. Be handled articles Common Market things. That's wh”
“1 Jean En he (00) __ t have gone..____ ~to Algiers., I would like to follow =0/ For-instance, I would y* like to apuzunxapprsonzty say some people down there that I could talk to. Apparently they’ve got a lot more information about Verges and' so on. ak That's what they te”
“1 i . B. BCHWARTZENBERG pAnIG,L. 19, DECENDRE „1o9 [i, Avocay a LA cous * 90, PAUGOURG MONTMARTRE A • PARIS IX !: :.%.. ------- ** Ke” . TEL I TArreour 03-10 :: ou •2 4 03-10 :I, sua acweez-vove a ta mAFP. GIBSON C/VERGES - .2 4190 •. w.t.t, 3. : . Monsieur GIBSON 32, Ha”
“that the local police would probably • not know about it. They probably were aware, but they weren't going to bother, anyway. From Lausanne I went to Milan, Milan to Rome, Rome back to to - Coxooutto ExuBiktbunuiesEexAndersson again, then Paris, and from Paris to Brussels ”
“doesn't think that he got anything after he left and Khider left Algeria. In other words, he said as long as he was on the scene and formed part of this vague opposition to Ben Bella which Khider sought to at least unite on a few issues around • . himself , he may have receiv”
“14-00000 X' Serge Schwartzenberg PARIS, ? 17 AVRIL 1967 • Schwartze.. Avocot a lo Cour r. Faub. Montnmrtn PA2S-I- Th 53-19 Monsieur GIBSON 0 30, Stockleigh Hall Prince Albert Road LONUG.X N.w.8 (Grande Bretagne) AFF. GIBSON C/Nouvelles Editions Internationales Cher ”
“Bitat. He said "Well, Bitat is going back. Isuppose Verges will be following# behind.” He said (the Algerian), "No he won’t. We have s file on him, "What he's done. With money, in particular, ed Apparently they claim that he had been dipping / into the pet for years. D %”
“14-00000 -2- I want to emphasise that, in wry mind, the roporta and suggestions gathered from all the specialists of all the ministries of any particular country will not esnslt any country in any way. I will notes no one, compromise no one. I want to gather the sun of th”
“14-00000 5. SCHWARTZENBERG PARIS. ECEMBRE AVOCAT A LA COUR ’ B ilS 9P. FAUBOURG MONTMARTRE PARIS-1 X * ag 31 u A ° 4 1 TAITBOUT 03-19 OU 62462-10 ■ 000 RE98 GIBSON C/VERGES 8 en an on 0 cb dn oour deto0r atfr •: a • Monsieur GIBSON 32, Hartswood Road ”
“better r have a higher • dart of virg" but rather eld "which will Of a developmental, constructional rpe" to mmit the Algerian onozy Ip itself. In reply to the quest lon whether he hoped more tid would come from the U.S. than f PA Russia, he d hope so, a hope so.” (He gave th”
“14-00000 r 7 O very upset when be heard that Verges was in Paris. Ie didn't like being connected with somebody who had stolen money. I called Verges and said he better get in touch with Andersson himself, better see bin soon, because he would keep putting him off. The fact”
“corroborate what you know — Secondly) ■ ( in particular J in terms of following up,. If there's anything- For instance, I would the Uside of this story from J suggest, the person to get $hkB Algerian thing from would be Georges the Lwho— Arnault, xiaxieix French writer who w”
“other important government members. * 7. Jean Marie Booglin, for er Jeanson Network now Minletry of Infaxation. 8. Yvon Mathieu & Melhoub (p one tie) of Biens Vacant: 9 WHA MY/4, now Algerian Radio. 10. Marc Schleifer/ Richard Gibcon, &teriean "Leftir -cm, connected with A”
“according to S/l.- In the papers of 22 June wo 1read that, in a startling development," former Vice-President Kohawsed Bitat flew into Algiers from exile in France and said he was ready to "assume his responsibilities." We presume that XDER A will seek to move quickly to deri”
“maintained and the delegates had no chance to single with the Algerian people. There was no list of delegates and several of the participants used pseudonyms. :M 5. The first session of the Congress on 26 December, , Atcceswhich included the at tendance of a large group of Al”
“when I wasn't home, but I talked with him from Botrus’ house. Michol had with him wan MN responsable” who wantato comsission to produce the photos for an FLN publication, elie style one-whot but presented as a “wackly”, on Algerian worEl. Wo set up a rating for Saturday • com”
“Paris Feed, jamily- wise, wife this whole Bitat -Zaha Diff crowd. and saw Verges, le had been in contact with Verges and he was very much Our transfer/was simply that here we had been working for Verges personally. The money, there -in Switzerland, had been his money and th”
“auh oAD. .. Bid (Verges lost -post. Tuscan The politicalsection was breaking up. - Khider was seeking to use his- Pr it a t e Culil d i sa g r e a n t Eut as recsitan of teparts is enmeehehalionei s B en B e l a s . Josh of hold but his middle class background' ' used cr”
“1 1 I ‘Secret LUSTRIKER REPORT 0231, Kulpa 30 Jan 63 . Subji Contacts, Jan 25-29 Jan. Av Serge Michel: Saw him Albtti hotel, his house, and three times house. - He ide says Yasid is facto Minister of Information now, and will boeoma Minister of Information over the rxt ”
“1 4-00000 62 1 ou don't really need it anyway. Just an identification- run: will take an expired passport up in Common Market countries, up to five years. How he got to Japan I don't know. He nay have finally applied for t French passport. X thought that he still wanted to ”
“Boo - h 6 .a ie d kerskdentevt-he.1 ’ 7 5 F a re • w crieias • • % . Secretin 1 LUSTRIKER REPORT £32, Fulpa 31 Jan Subji Contacts, 30 Jan— 31 Jan. - 1: Jean Marie Boeglin: Saw him three times, his home, efrice of Revolution Africaine, and Brasserie Berry, 30-31 vanry.”
“1 -: •a 0s s e ee s‘ de es d e0 d0 s0e 0a s0 e0 t *0 €s a0 e0 1 ‘ I 4 . SECR T/MO FOREIGN DYSSEN/CONTROLJ.EN DISSEI/NO DISSEM ABROAD/ BACKGROUND USE ONLY ditlineteketer Awy **cklyltartp,fuvige-e-vworre-wrirenruaso. M : .3 Page 5 of 6 pages * * ’ * ’ *‘ * * 8 :: FR”
“Germans whe never I wish. 3. Taib Jarai, Hotel Aletti & the d ty. Jarai had difficulty with reporters of 0 0 0 0% j t . Republiquelireric nd -as in rare over "st-pid ermunists". Again claimed Irving Gorgin Brown vas CIA agent in front of a French radio speekerine. -3 3-dy”
“telkcddth his grand parents who only spoke Georgian not Enssian. Ee is an spatride with a (which I- ear but" couldn't get the rasher) which contains hla Moroccan passport...... nationality an Moroccan, as opposed t other Moroccan passports for Algorians which have the nation”
“• •• ECRE T/RO FOREION DISSEM/CONTROLJ.EN DISSE/NO DISSEM ABROAD BACKGROUND USE ONLY - %M : .3 Page 5 of 6 pages st: FRANCE OCC A - - f. Pranco - The delegating was initially 1 divided into factions tot, or 27 Decemter, a sort of /enr20/o*r — Itruce was worked cut and ”
“French firmuhtoh exports cheap agricultural equipment." Pendorinon on sthe travel of romuiileeswe MIR thes/cove- members and he transferforofAcoivaMer funds. ItAnvolving will also ’oBe be a clearing house for information and instructions. When theanorcosetseds” AFourren-d”
“was more importart than pay for lent. (Comment: 'B not sure • serious Michel is, nor if ! has authority to ve. least show the dfitor for as in d he talks good pane, ant he has taken sore hotos the first few issues.) tiecsih 3. Before Michel offered employment on the rara”
“S' OLD LIBERATION -MOVEMENT CONTACTS IN ALGI ARE GONE SO HE NOT LIKELY BE INVOLVED WITH THEM. EXCEPTION IS ARNAUD WHO SEEMS TO HAVE MADE PEACE WITH REGIME. S’ OTHER CONTACTS WILL BE LIKE HIMSELF BE GUESTS OF NEW REGIME AND OF CONFERENCE. THEY WILL USUALLY BE PRO-CHINESE ELEME”
“1811 ft Juanted Secret- 0 IF/Ded. 4 -0 9 9 *7 LUSTRIPEX RTOYT #231, Klna 25 Jan 62 Subj: Contacts 21-2L Jonuar 1. Serge Michel: Saw him four times at Hotel Aletti, discussed mostly “Atlas”. As ed me to arenire six e lor covers in advance, first one to illustrate anelen”
“in his forties with various groups,of political people.• / the senior of the two. had contacts. The Embassy aparently didnt want any "because the people in Marseillesand elsewhere used to go to Berne. Berne, direct contacts.cucks. / : They had obviously first made contacts wi”
“bitst la be the editor in chief of this publication. Verges immediately offered ne a job as a reger salaried photographer of Revolution cr 63 a pieco-ceal photogrecher. I indicated I thought papaant the job was better, cir cover outfit is not “liberal” as I CA. Regular salary”
““here PETIT? -sicenmedonnernAHT oorse---9m---gdgrHdrneennnda A - WEMA-81 - 6. •, Honorary Members of the Committee: CALLAS (Ex chief or Fir in the Bouches-du-Rhone) CAPDRALI (Cmdt) CLAUDIE (Cmdt) OILETTE (Lt. Col.)"----- GRANVILLE (Colone1) LORVAN (Cmdt) PELLETIER (Colo”
“14-00000 ■ • ••‘ tp-vaty 1545 S.W. 125t MIAMI, Flor ‘a, E.U. * i or * Profession bal-tweto G.mson berorp. comsercant Pratation hab tod % Duree de sefpr rn Belaigne Duur von het verbh,f «• S-elg-e 10 jaurs Tiempo de prirmonery a en de-gica Motif r ri.t au ritroge Jwis”
“friendship with these wo reona ■ tight have o gin whom suspicions that Algeria was involved. He said "th not noy • , and have too many problems of 060 to meddle in Tunisian • It was a plot mounted andsupported in Tunisia itself." 10. Personal inforution gained: DUB 25 Dec 19”
“14-00000 77 Ci H R OFFICIAL DISPATCH WMA-0295 _2,i-L3: AT 5 2. Ar:: 1.43 .G-naen. t., SerSellle 2. A 44. . ANA-1: la i uinist in Cannes and Is currently sebera of t omlattante de IA Diberte" in 9- : e v:€ canteens of the Front National" the A es-i *e wils e”
“14-00000 1 59 0 8 ig % ".* S.’SCHWARTZENBERG ___24 Juillet__ Pams. L__ 1, 0/ v( 92 • AVOCAT A LA coun as. FAGDOURO MONTMARTRE PARIS-IX zonsiear ct Hadaze GIBSON TAL : TAITBOUT 63-19 ou 824 63:19 32, Hartswood Road Stamford Brook sun ENDRZ-vouS London, D. 12 AZ”
“4-00000 'all these movements di ‘nishing in size -and impor ice— Be say be going to Brussels. Be is in contact with Grippa. I don t know about it. Be is unhappy with Ma political line of Maspero’s publication Builliard aid they had given guislard., Apparently that was iron”
“IN TOCS DB-315/02061-67 PAGE 6 OF 7 PAGES • S-E-C-R-E-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM (elnssiication. (dissome controls) 9 (3) THE ACRA BROTHERS, (4) FOUAD MOURU E. ITALIAN BUSINESSMEN IN PORT-AU-PRINCE (1) THE PETOIA FAMILY P I (2) THE MAGLIO FAMILY F.OR . (1”
“se rr 0 r t Secret N.WSXmai9aretrmrmng4wasre. USTGK it REPORT (21, ulps gon Subj: PRESIDENT BEN RL:A‘S VI. 2 - PADAT Ben Bella’s apartment. Villa Jol,, 0-220. Jan8 H.B. BEN BELLA RELISTED ANY OF TheSZ 1 ES RE P PRIVATE. 1.The moment of crisis in Algeria li ver, and ”
“or to continue . aTkeexcextiamed the group and it produced a news letter. Be had promised (tso. them money, they put out one issue, and he never got any money. 9 heard : Peoulier that they were in contact with the Clichy group down L A-S9----- and were seeking some sort of ”
“Pse 8 i'17>twet >-5afixe felm 1984 1 o* REGISTERED 17th April, 1969. Mr. Charles Henry Brugamann, First Secretary, Embassy of Switzerland, 77/81 Gloucester Place, London, #. 1. Dear Sir, Following our telephone conversation a few days ago, I in now writing for”
“)0000 his ambition, but his ambition seems to shift from one thing to the other. You don’t know exactly what does he want. When he started this magazine, obviously he wanted to play a role in Algeria and Africa. Driven out of L 9 Africa, he still thinks he's going to get i”
“Father the ela F20T, 00 Ms GllgeG. 1 * 9. EBP. Allen ectd teas Charles vhe grost Interest end that to besld M1Ro to Inee thy a tee in the W. 8. 6% this time. . weamt/1 vos efcsnschod la ex. convoreatione with Carles to ncentrnte econimte rothrer than ca political unstare uni”
“6-00000 1 1 , In Oct of 62 before I went to Algiers, bet when I came to Paris I saw it was indictaus- Sine emeert million y algerin frames.! Finet who had = large amounts of Algerian curreen-w «- * the .1 0 had elost shelves were covered _______ - nigerian currency. / ”
“knew he was in Algeria. Now what is game is, and whether he is Just a crackpot God knows. Everything Revo revoltionary movement - brings-fatk forth such bunch of screwballs as one can only see inside”
“sejour; he could not obtain one since Verges never agreed to work contract which would be required at the time of application for a carte de sejour). € (In connection with the Verges suit: S/l's French lawyer Pierre -* Schwarzenberg, has not pressed the charges; is Communist ”
“NX (9 I* talon M O W S **** Secret . T Y N V E Q ’,33154/Brdekzgeresre LUSTIN RROp 228, Anlna 19 Jar 63 Subjs Contacts with Serve Hichel . PA aletti Hotel, two meetings 17 Jun ard wo meetings 19 Jan 2. Michel is starting a new publ ication t le called ATLAS , much on ”