“1,200000 6to C i" r A re Shut SLORC Requirements on Remaining Source Reports / Anatoliy Hikhaylovich GOLITS%. o XLT.OV - 02, 1 TEPLYAZOVA did not in fact meet GOLITSYNA as previously stated but only knew of her and GOLITSYN from her parents. 2. Source is quite clea”
“not remarkable, although CHMYKHOV is a GRU officer.) 16. PAST OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY AGAINST SUBJECT: Under Separate Cover”
“7 T8S /- SECRET A $ (5) O.D. KALUGIN- XPage 373 NOSENKO made no comment regarding this name on October 31, (N-3), and November 20 (N-33) KI(UJ VLADIMIR TUL AYEV Page 37 3 e >4 On December 21, 1967, (N-77), NOSENKO did not recog nize this name but leter recalled ”
“KGB), whom Subject replaced as Consul; Since Subject’s- ,departure for home leave on 16 July 1967, YATSKOV has been £ : regularly using Subject’s car. Subject has also been observed : leaving the Soviet Embassy fairly often with Ivan Konstantinovich ' - BARANOV (201-277838, k”
“14-00000 242 SECRET 11. CURRICULUM VITAE: Continued.. - .. 11 May 1962: Subject, his wife and son transited Mexico City travelling from Havana enroute to Montreal (4), presumably on their, way to Moscow on home leave. 3 2 September 1963: Subject and his family left Havan”
“outs: 22 Nov, all details his activities during Nov., names and backgrounds his contacts also future cont acts and activities KOSTIKOV via unilateral coverage, any indication s unusual act ivities i nvolvin g KGB and So”
“to be. * an exceptionally intelligent or polished individual and -it is unlikely that he will be one of tho Soviet Nationals -« closely associated with MIKOYAN while MIKOYAN is in * the United States. Accordingly, the above information has not. : been included in a memorandu”
“clues to personal relationships have occasionally been exploited. 5. In the field of Soviet patterns of activity and associations, LIEMPTY has been able to report accurate . changes in certain specific cases. LIEMPTY coverage showed ■ that NIKITIN, mentioned in paragraph 3 a”
“14-00000 The commander-in-chief of 1 Fleet was admiral Gelooko H. G. The chiefof my i-oy intel igence print was capitain of 2 wonk Ryegantsor. Her were officers: Vinegrader, Bulakh, Lemchenko and others with seargents and privates before my errine. (2 dips) this nacy intel ”
“14-00000 1.a s 9P S EC RE T SX-31466 12 May 1977 DO. CRO. MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Ju • 2 9 1977, € l’. SUBJECT: KGS Personalities in the Minsk area ME. SOURCE : (201-0948382) a foreign language student from Minsk who worked in numerous jobs throughout the USSR. Bo”
“14-00000 05 / 15. CONTACTS. a. Sov let Contacts: Subject has been seen coining and going at the Soviet Embassy most -_'.e OF-6K - 2 frequently with Pavel Antonovich YA TSKOV (201 -120123, known KGB), ofor . g, whom Subject replaced as Consul. Since Subject!s departure”
“14-00000 CONFIDENT l 14. Traces: (SE/SAG/OP routinely uses the following Fas 6 sources in tracing: Soviet GICS, Soviet travel, IP Main Index, a OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index.o These traces should not be Vconstrued as being extensive or complete and any recipients. of thi”
“officers and clues to personal relationships have occasionally been exploited. 5. In the field of Soviet patterns of activity and 2 the associations, LIEMPTY has been able to report accurate changes in certain specific cases. LIEMPTY coverage showed that NIKITIN, mentioned ”
“that he was tasked with following the activities of the Central American communist parties and left-wing groups, and he met often with members of these groups, reportedly providing them with funds and technical guidance. In July/August 1969, Kostikov made an unusual TDY trip”
“/ Me Feddmen 0dgd - CLASSIRCANOM PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH SECRET ERAKED POL INDEXING 3. to XXX .3 : Chief, SR Division no INDEXING REQUIRED 0oo. ORLY QUALIFIED DESK : Chief, WH Division ; CAM JUDGE INDEXING FROM : Chief of Station, Mexico Cit; SEHOFLI DECT REDWOOD/T”
“SEC RE T .5. 15.1 Traces: (SE/SAG/OP routinely uses the following sources in tracing: Soviet GICS, Soviet travel , IP Main I- Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any re-‘ cipients of this report wit”
“'000 SECRET .6 - ~D. There are no Headquarters traces on fnu GURIY (para 5). •GURIY, fnu SEX:—W- P0B: -USSR ,t. - CTT: 055R0 OCC: KGB major LOC: USSR. Minsk - Known to Soviet emigre 201-0948382. E. Vladimir LAPSHOV (para 6) is possibly fden- tical to Vladimir Grigo”
“results.and commented on Seven photes Иторек 200 200TKO RIJS 3. (1) (2) Sent By FBI Photograph no.1 - Nikolay SERGEYEV Source did not recognize the face and had never heard the name. Annette (Anita) SETYAEVA, ZUGOFF, formerly known as Annette GOLDSHTEYN (GOLDSTEIN) and Annette He”
“1 4-00000 , -11, e"ibanl@iwn r SEC in - 21 Oct 69 2s : deputy Assistant Secretary for Security A.. Pepartment ot State CAIT honked Ebt- FRC a ieputy firect r f«r Plans olDJEC f VI 1.4. V, Valeriy: 6 mokes ohifitenninnusoinwe (aka. VCI. cv. Valeriy Vasilyevic”
“to linsk but was scheduled to return to The fietherlands just before the Source's depar- ture. 3 4. CHISTYY, Fedor (nnu). Born in about 1949. Ile is tell (182 cm.), heavy-ses, has blond hair and deeply set eyes. The source describes him as clunasy, with a crude- looking face, and”
“career? 4. Does Subject know if AKSENOV was ever in contact with foreigners? Does Subject have any knowledge, from AKSENOV or otherwise, about KGB/Minsk operations against foreigners? 5. Please obtain from Subject as much biographical infor mation as possible on each of the”
“3000 106 visited Mexico 31 Mar - 14 Apr 1967. While GIRGORYEV was in Mexico he I was reported in contact wIth Subject several times, once making plans to go to the movles together, also to ask Subject whether he should attend a French reception and to report the illness of”
“1 4-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ORIG: ROUTING UNIT • S-E-C-R-E-T IT 4 EXT ■ 21 5 DATE , 31 6 TO > DEFERRED • E FROM: DIRECTOR C ROUTINE E D IriTIALS CONF. E PRIORITY N C INITIALS OPERATIONAL INFO 1 £ IMMEDIATE Page 2 DIR OUT 92770 TO FBI INFO CITE DIR 3. ”
“ABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION CLASSIF It SessAS2 ‘ OI/L COMES 7j © ROUTING AND/On INITIALS-SEEN BY Jensovruutwotwirn SECRET 21 f i19- 5 6 ,"(WhercFiledIn GE/CS 7 DVANCE co-r ISSUED SLOTti REMPOCOT * OF THS com ‘ee • 01 won 400 e AT E 28 1 IP/AN: MAT, CI. CHOPS, C1/IC2,”
“the .: same time that Subject was there.) Cf. below for report of . Subject’s having taken CHMYKHOV with him to Cuernavaca. to meet ZAREBSKI.. Subject has also been reported in contact with the following Soviets not stationed in Mexico: 4) Vitaliy Konstantinovich BOYAROV (”
“secretary. It appeared that he was tasked with following the activities of the Central American communist parties and left-wing groups, and he met often with members of these groups, reportedly providing them with funds and technical guidance. In July/August 1969, Kostikov m”
“complete and any recipients of this report with an active interest in any of the subjects should run full traces of their own.)-* A. There a re no Headquarters traces on Ana tolly Aleksandrovich AKSENOV (para 5). ..KSENOV, Anatoliy Aleksandrovich SEXM DOB: 01948 BOB: USSR.”
“Nikolay Lay ASERGEYEV - ✓✓ SERG face and had never heard the name. Source did not recognize the (W) Annette (Anita) SETYAEVA, needZUGOFF, formerly 455 known as Annette GOLDSHTEYN (GOLDSTEIN) and Annette Henkina (KHENKINA): Source recognized her immediately by face, giving the nam”
“March 1935. He intended to travel to the University of. Heidelberg in West Germany to be a language instructor there about March 1972; however, he never arrived. 22. There is no information on Sergey Aleksandrovich UZLOV (Subject) (201-0943382) in addition to that in his 201”
“14-00000 4 CIA INTERNAL USE ONLY SECRET (When Filled In) PERSONALITY (201) FILE REQUEST TO 04"e *CTION RI/ANALYSIS SECTION 17 Oct 56 Xloven close RI/AN/FAHY MWEND FROM 8265 •GW NO. INSTRUCTIONS: Form must be typed or printed in block Jotters. 1509 K SECTION i”
“4-00000 % DISPATCH yo g 69 s A I ***3(9 ry 91 ITo chief of Station, Tearan X nc SD1U D/Q000 ara on v QaLifun ersa can ina mot aim] recu’ Chief! S^ via Chief! 8: wicnoreu LSRBDTOP LCIFPROVE _..an triyevich JBYEDKJ(201-77915) acton REQUIRED REFERENCIS REFERENCE: NITA-”
“activities during Nov., names and backgrounds his contacts also future contacts and activities KOSTI KOV v ia unilateral coverage, any indications unusual activities involving KGB and Sovemb personnel. 17 through 30 Nov. DIR 84885 - KOSTIKOV traveled in September with Ivan Gavril”
“14-00000 DO. INFO DISPATCH Chief, $A Dfvisto: Chief, 5ns Division Chief of Station, Mexico City/4 AnSt KCATICA *.D S. w103i 100 ID* ha aclinc ximo ON# (VAUD DeSa . (AM ADC InDEXIl . wicmonus ? "UrOLOK/LEEPRVE - Vitaliy anarry %_ — ACTION MLQUIRLO . REFERENC”
“SECRET wried.” stated he was aware that Arbatov attended the Institute of International Relations, finishing in 1948. (Source attended this Institution 1945-1950). Source indicated he was per sonally acquainted with Lyudmila Gvishiani nes Kosygina, since her family and so”
“Officer, suspect deputy KGB Resident. Subject and : 1GARMASHEV flew from Mexico City to Tijuana in March 1963. (35) Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO: Vice-Consul and known KGB Officer. Subject and NECHIPORENKO are social contacts.: NECHIPORENKO called Subject at the Embassy on 2”
“14-00000 ov3 - Leg-oDuCYow av or ga n S1EcAE T3: s soivd Oerice is PnomBr wce.coms Sto’ DEFERRED TELEPOUCH ON Un . i! RF % else LVR ——Wa---dt N 2082037589 acronle,] # a-f65 o 7 603807 ElA-GS —In 2109783 TOR:2917112 MAR 77-0 ROME 543292 APPROACHED BY LEOVID (LENYA”
“and • Valentin Sergeyevich TGTXO . (201-28. 8412) i VATSKCV’s car. 1606 hrs: Subject—rctumred to the Soviet Fit: wwith NTSKO and Ipctny, .40 wodds -c .% 2 June 1056 hrs: Subject’entered the Soviet Drilassy atoem *: 1437hrs: Subject left the Soviet mbassy with Saygey. Sergey”
“CLASSIFICATION h.JING ACTION 10 DISPATCH -S MARKED roe INDEXING XXX NO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO. Chief, SRDivision ONLY QUALIFIED DESK FROM Chief, NH Division----- —------- CAN JUDGE INDEXING McrOFLI SUBJECT Chief of Station, Mexico City -- REDWCOD - Ivan Dmitriyevich AC”
“.- SEKET /PF 0S /S . y 3. 12 MAY SUBJ ADVISED THAT A, KOSTIKOV AND LEONCV SPENT CONSIDER-. ABLE TIME WITH HER AT RECEPTION, SHALL TALK PRINCIPALLY, BUT THEY EX- * >PRESSED INTEREST VISIT FRIENDS ART GALLERY AND THAT SHE GIVE RECITAL 02 AT Era. A AND KOSTIKOV AT GALLERY 11 MAY ”
“ure sooner en pre DIR 84837 - Urgently require info Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV travels outside M exi, hour by hour whereabouts 22 Nov, all details his activities during Nov., names and backgrounds his contacts also future contacts and activities KOSTIKOV via unilateral covera”
“14-00000 SECS:T -3- a quiet person. He plays the guitar. He and his wife are both graduates of the Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Langyages.tHe speak German and English. BORICH was on assignmentinTheNetherlands (for the KGB, the Source tninas), had returned”
“KOSTIKOV via unilateral coverage, any indications unusual activities involving KGB and Sovemb pers on nel. : 26. 23 Nov. 1 ! DIR 84885 KOSTIKOV traveled in September with Ivan Gavrilovich ALTERYEV who in close contact Cuban dips during Feb 62 TDY Quito. Request reporting and co”
“pre CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL corits Janneni 24 •uwuv. 78 SECRET 1 mas rece ton sweide * / Whwe thtmg ase ••-efureationI REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 1 Oi $ 3% FRO. 2RSCE/UNIT NGVIF:ED 2 E( US BI MEXICO WH 8 CITY anenxCg COPY •issuco sco-veo Tubs UNIT * 4 C TIME B”
“1 4-00000 icodesi. deUn ev-it CS E CRE T gissoruenox av oniss t. ' I“Sit tueg orrica n Pocitar DEFERRED.TELEPOUCH• (ACUON unit J.-RE CFCE N VR etbt ACTION • F 5.7 T 663827 ED1495 CAdNNPAQE/01 747 IN 2129 96-h t *4 TAR:2917112 MAR 77 ROME 54329 S E CAR E 914552 ”
“tions unusual activities involving KGB and Sovemb personnel, 17 through 30 Νον. DIR 84885 - KOSTI KO V traveled in September with Ivan Gavrilovich ALFERYEV who in close contact Cuban dips during Feb 62 TDY Quito. Request reporting and cover age ALFERYEV as with KOSTIKOV. 1 1. DIR”
“14-00000 CONFIDENT 1AL 8. Traces: (SE/SAG/OP routinely uses the following sources in tracing: Soviet GICS, Soviet travel, IP Main :Index, OCR and SE/SAG/OP branch index. These traces should not be construed as being extensive or complete and any Area: recipients of this r”
“BUT COULD ONLY AGREE THAT THE NAME BEGAN WITH AN ‘‘A’’. IN REVIEWING THE PRESENT SOVIETS ASSIGNED IN THE GFR WHOSE NAMESI 6EGIN.WITH ‘‘A’JWEYODTENDS TO THINK THE NAME MENTIONED NIGHT HAVE BEEN AKHLUYEV /20T-294348), ALTHOUGH HE IS FAR FROM CERTAIN ON THIS POINT. « -— 3. WE ”
“KGB and Sovemb personnel. : 26. 23 Nov. 1 ! DIR 84885 KOSTIKOV traveled in Sept ember with Ivan Gavr ilovich ALTERYEV who in close contact Cuban dips during Feb 62 TDY Quito. Requ est reporti ng an d cover age ALF”
“------ ------------ - ■f. Vladimir Nikolayevich RADVANSKIY (201-298171), code clerk at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico since September 1964, known KGB. Subject is not known to ’ have associated with RADVANSKIY; however, Subject's wife and RADVANSKAYA worked together in the scho”
“14-00000 SE. -2- YevgeniySURGAN6V Vladimir MOLOCHKO (V) .. (FNU) BORICH (correct spelling?) •Aleksandr POKHIN. ■ del • Fedor CHISTYY t : 6. Did AKSENOV explicitly tell Subject that the above are KGB officers? If not, how does Subject know? Did these officers frequent ”