“of the individuals and groups with whom it is proposed that my office will have dealings in connection with our authorized activities. From time to time in the future I shall furnish you with additional names. The 'following are the names: I - Individuals: George M. Dimit”
“14-00000 4 Ser 3 X 85.W92.1 tSO. Je S £ CR E 1 03165AZ SEP SS CITE covtaots/vry vons 307 CONTACTS/VASHINGTOS sovtEr FLOC DIVISION (WELCH) FROM FR Urn SUBJECT: CASE 51,658 - cosoe cetsis * Wstreet, smi" 1. INTERNATIONAL RESTUR COMMITTEE (tr), : A prt’sir [y VY, ”
“14-00000 SECRET ' SECURE TY INFORMATION D. TO THE CONNUNIS TS: THE KREMLIN IS RIGHT IN ONE POINT--THIS IS AN EVENT OF INNER: : SIGNIFICANCE. - IT PROVES ONCE MORE, AID XORS DRAMAEICALLY THAN AT ABY TIME SINCE THE THIRTIES, DIAT NO COMMUNIST CAN EVER BE SAFE. THOSE or YOU”
“14-00000 ./ 672 rch Jugtson 26 February 1953 MEMORANDUM TO: Acting Director, Central Intelligence Agency SUBJECT : Dr. Bela Boszormenyi Nagy 1. This Is In response to your request for our views regarding the attached letter from Dr. Bela> Boszormenyi-Nagy.. 2. Our ”
“14-00000 RESTRICTED - HlT 6 - HUNGARY Jan. 26, 1953 "That ng n’y won recently given a new chief, following the resignation of Gen. Podell Smith, wo th the appointment a few days ago of Allen Dulles, the brother of the new Secretary of State, the immediate director of the ”
“14-00000 SZC33IT INFC-5* 3*w»,1ariery -7 861 25 March 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: EE-2 / WE-3 SUBJECT: Establishment of a "Propaganda Section" in SHAPE under Control of an Hungarian Refugee. Summarized below is a report from a reliable source in Paris with regard to the re”
“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL F 5564 Chief, Contact Division 20 Boverber 1957 Chief, Wilmington Office HO: 57-402 Joseph Kovago, Bx-Nayor of Budapest ATTA: S EE/USSR Branch A66377 A 19216 1. Upon reading an article appearing in a Wilmington dnlly newspaper (copy attached), 9-”
“14-00000 whosut. SEUET rd 24 April 1958 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contact Division, 00 SUBJECT: Your Romsrandum 29 February 1952 on "Hungarian Exile Activities" I was interested la your report on Nagy and his efforts to set up a Hungarian Government-in-Exile. I note in ”
“POLICE: YOUR TURN HAS NOT COME. IF ALL THE PEOPLE THAT BENIA PROMOTED AND ALL THS LOCALNORGANS OF THE EVD IN THE USSR ARE TO BE PURGED, AS IS NOW ANNOUNCED, WHAT DO YOU nrNK WILL HA! Piz TO YOUR P002 LARIONETTES IN THE SATELLITES? YOU HAVE EVEN LESS CHANGE TO SURVIVE MEAN TIE”
“14-00000 SECRET . SECURITY INFORMATION 21 July 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DEFUTY DIRECTOR (PLAS) SUBJACT: Csech Minister of Foreign Affairs’ Note to America Legation REFERENCE: Mano dated 21 July 1953 - Subject: "Czech Reactions to Balloon Operation" 1. The Czech Desk of ”
“14-00000 SECRET .9 SSJURL TY INFORIA 1 ON B. TO TS COEUNISTS: — TAS KRSMTIN IS RIGHT in ONE -POINT—THIS IS AN EVENT OF DAMEN : SIGNIFICANCE. IT MOVES ONELORE, AND ARE PRANATICALLY THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE THE THIRTIES, THAT NO COMMEGIST CAN EVER 8Y SAFE. THOSE OF YOUR LIKE”
“NOT COME. IF ALL THE PEOPLE THAT BERIA PROMOTED AND ALL THE LOCAIZIRGANS F THE &VD IN THE USSR ARE TO BE PURGED, AS IS NOW ANNOUNCED WHAT DO YOU THINK KILL H PEN TO YOUR POOR MARIONETFES IN THE SATELLITES? YOU HAVE' EVEN LESS CHANGE TO SURVIVE MAN THE (HGCNARY COMMUNIST. AGAIN”
“)4-00000 5564 a SA CITE NYOR 6111 SUPPORT FROM SNITZER 8 CASE *a€37 • 2.55 ,s ■ WINS MAY BE CF INTERESTS 15 A-11 55564 A52346 A SHORT TIME ACC OCONY PLEDGED 1.0,000 X $.5,000 TO ANGIER 8. DUKE’S x ANGIER s. DUKK IS INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE FOR ASSISTANCE o”
“14-00000 2 TyFORMATION SLCUHIN 31 December 1952 MEMORAI.DUL FOR: DEFUTY DIRECTOR (PLINS) VIA: Chief, Political and isychological larfare SUBJECT: NCFE Cooperation wit!. CIA The cooperation of NCFE in certain matters should be brought to your attention. 1. In aidin”
“agent and fled over the t-up and find they are doing a cry good job border into Carchoslovakia "f "But Radiowhen Europeat-the FreeI called I got plant important personal records such frosty reception I could hardly Czecho emigrants families. % ‘Saw the Light lieve it. ”
“14-00000 SEND TY‘ COFY January 21, 1952 IAmerican Consulate Munich . Germany Gentlemen: The undersigned. Dr. Fela Gyorky of 21 Fast 92nd Street, New York City and Mr. Alexander A. Back of the above address wish to request your assistance in connection with consequen”
“that it took place at a time when the nations of the entire world are increasing their efferta to strengthen the peace and assure peaceful cooperation. Tho 21s of this proverativo action, organized under the protection of U.S. cecucation authorities la to increase the polic L”
“-7- (Miss Augustine outlined the history of the Glavik-Majer Conference and the conditions which are currently existing there in. GoPy Mies Aupustine’s report will shortly follow this report of the mooting with State). in reply to Miss Augustine’s statement that understood ”
“14-00000 kora ssased 3 nct villos ‘ veronnel uttniched to Siani and Consulates % !.■ •! v Soviet doingtion in the United States.July 9, 1991- Dimberty • 20d 7,19p2.United States Gov rmment Printing Office, shinjton 1992 lo. 7249. On pare 7 one can send the testimony of ”
“14-00000 TO CAESAR von w/h Phez .5 MEGHIS RADIO WARSAW JULY 20 0700 HOURS QUO? BALLOON ACTION. AMERICAN : IMPERIALISTS HAVE LATELY LAUNCHED IN RESTRICT GERMANY A CAMPAIGN AGAINST CZECHOSLOVAKIA - THE DAILY RUDE PRAVO STATED IN AN ARTICLE ENTITLED QUOTE A CAMPAIGN CONDEMN”
“14-00000 orally ret cent nd ne ustonSt. Al 1 stWhitney erile desent Oh Rivor End, s. Roberts Lane W. Arlington, Virginia 4 December 1953 Doar D’Arcy. This in in reference to your telephone call of this afternoon. I have just had a full report on the matter of the se”
“14-00000 - s- contributed more to "intre-Cmmitton controversies" than Mr. Nagy himself. Furthermore, an analysis For. Hagy’s definition of “Donocrats and reactionaries" would be extremely interesting. / It might have been more accurate had he said “people who ■ supported C”
“Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun Budapest 47 30 N 19 02 E .Hangman loops strangling 100se about neck of enemy: of . Comamnisi in courtyard of old itarko @ail. 1948. CONFIDENTIAL.- . XYZ—5..Hungany Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun Budapest 47 30 N 19 02 8 I -. Enemies of Communism are strangled i”
“APPEARANCE OF COLONEL FRANTISEK TISLER BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON UMA ERICAN ACTIVITIES (HCUA) 1959 On November 6, 1959, information was received indicating that HCUA was interested in obtaining Colonel Frantisek Tisler, A.Czech defector, to testify before the Committee. H”
“047 ■ fyi MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 29 March 1968 1 1. On the occasion of the visit of the local Consular Jef S3/F1 Association to the "Home Fair" on 28 March the undersigned con versed on and off with Jiri SVESTKA (P-7111), Second Secretary of the Czechoslovak Emba”
“the sharp issue to hen that he is through." — . Te said the latter remains his position in Mexico, or any here else but in tie Soviet Union., 3 3. The attached booklet of the World Petroleum Congress contains the namestof the. CI National Committees of the Iron Curtain countr”
“country and by the peoples of other countries outside to penetrate that artificial barrier and maintain some line of contact with ono another. The use by those outside of such media as balloons confirms that the Czechoslovak Government has created a barrier interfering with f”
“14-00000 4 . SRORET 2.1 1 SECURITY INTORMATIO’S ary betray themselves unnecessarily and tragically. He said that lie had heard that these people had promoted behind the Certain a whispering campaign among the Poles at the time of the re cent elections to the effect that ”
“14-00000 alv.’ll 24 April 1952 MASDRABDUM FORs CHIEF LALTERN LUKOPA ATTi.BTIONs Mr. O’Meara SUEJ:CTs Future of Strasbourg Free Europe University Students ILFihENCht C/TO devorandw to C/as of z March 1952, Seso Subject as Above. 1 There are attached hereto lists of st”
“-3- At thin time, fioupustino advised, the Czechoslovaks are still meeting in Separate r/go, but that the morrer in expected to take place wiry shortly. She further advised that The. Zenkl and announced his Committee’s indebtedness he turn 2 to *3,0 0; whereupon Mr. Vedoler ”
“14-00000 COTT 010 ;.I SECURITY INFORMATION 21 July 1953 BEXCPAMDI: FOR: DEPUTY DIRsovr* (F AS) SUBJECT: Czech reaction: to balloon operation 1. Attached am Czech reactions to the balloon operation including the text of a note from the Czech Ministry of Forel Affairs d”
“Report on Buncerien Socialist Group in France. Comments Information is thin and overt. These reports duplicate in part reports already received in greater detail. This material probably eoces from persons who have contact or knowledge of the Hungarian Legation, but who have”
“14-00000 1 rONP7 bscrity imormation 8 July 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, IO FROM: ES/Czechoslovakia SUBJECT: Bohumil HOUSER 1. Reference ia mode to a letter dated 25 June 1953 and addressed to you from Mr. Leo M. Chorne, Executive Director of the Research Insti- tut”
“OCCUPIED COUNTRIES? WHO WILL FALL WITH BERIA IN PRAGUE AND WHO WILL BE DRAGGED DOWN BY HIS FALL IN BRATISLAVA? WHO WILL BE THE NEW SLANSKY AND Who THE NEW CLEMENTIS? AND HIEN THE PUROZ SPREADS AND BROADENS, DOWN FROM THE FOLITEUREAU TO THE LANDS AND DISTRICTS, TO THE OFFICES ”
“14-00000 .6. of their countries, and therefore the day when they can once again atari logitinte end real party rivalry to appeal to a free electorate? # . The third case X would liko to mintion concerns Zoltan Pfeiffer.. After MW. Lessewily trade his selections fog the”
“4-00000 183 SECRET 17 May 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record VIA : Chief, SB i Chief of Station SUBJECT : Celebration of the Czech National Day, 9 May 1. The celebration of the Czech national day on 9 May was held at the residence of the Czech Ambassador, Karel HANUS,”
“propaganda campaign, raise troops and fan resistance in the event of war, and set up a tempo rary de facto government in hungary if the Vest wins. This group, which claims to represent 83 per cent of the Hungarian people es of the last free elections, would hold free electio”
“the liberation of or respective countries within the whole area of Central-Zastorn .rope. The same would apply of course to all component national organizations of the Federation such as for instance Polish Zugrican Ce grass which is not yet closely linked with the Federation”
“around August 20th. Let us not make this approval in principle (with fine date and target) contingent on a budget, except in a general way. With an approval in hand, we can proceed with plans and supply a fairly accurate budget, which will depend somewhat on such things as wh”
“boasted that he was acting on behalf of Kr. Macek and the International Feasant Union, though he was mandated by neither. The Allied authorities were finally forced to intervene and bring a stop to his activities since they were causing discontent among the refugees and disor”
“14-00000 ,V0ETX Security Information 22 July 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, International Organizationa/Branch i SUBJECT: Coordination or Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberation 1. Aa both you and Mr. Slonich agreed in your informal conver- sation of yesterday, the presen”
“14-00000 at1 ARI "LYI Sorury %. 1950 Q (,, : xuxonte To: D. r. it. Dolleuro Hr. J. F. Leich Prong R. J. Moro S2J..00 Report of reacting at State Diportrant, Todnen-hi, January 23, 1952. PRESENT: Mino Ihry Augustine representing Dr. J. F. Leich his absence. ur. Harold C”
“again. Amis as you know. I have never even mentioned 1 700. Mr. Hagy has once again urlttea to President Truman- this time directly. And once again the White House has sent me the mizprandur. I consider that Fre Eary has broken his pledge, and therefore I am free to tell 7”
“Mr. C. D. Jackson in New York on 2 January 1952, received a similar nocsage direct from his people in Munich who had been alerted in response to paragraph f. of EE Division’s cable of 3n Doovebor 1951 above. The undersigned happened to be with Mr. Jackson in New York that day,”
“)4-00000 C n p Y MUNICH RFE 20 - JULY 20, 1993 FLEASE NOTE THAT TODAYS PRAVDA CARRIED PEPRINT OF MA OR PORTION OF RUDE PRAVO BALLON EDIT ATAL, INCLUDING mention OF RFE, UNDER TITLE: MOWER OF THE CZECHOSLOVAZ PR0PL8 to run PROVACASEURC AND . SLANDERS". UNITED PRESS C”
“14-00000 $ / % CRT - RITY INVOPN TION C.22 loans poria sat. H Office Memorandum UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO ,S/P - Mr. Joyce DATE: F br-ery 19, 1952 FROM i-: - Mr. Barbour 0 SUBJECT:Fund Memorandum ho. -62 of December 31, 1951 attaching copies of - documents regardi”
“4-00000 CH LND PUALJCATTOCJ .' 7.3’2 CE only 20, 195 T. following report 1a one o.’ the first full attacks ca tl e recent "P lioon Coeration" in Czechoslovakia. The text was cead over Radio Prague on July 13, 1953: Wr ero olng to read to you now an article frets. Lo ay’”
“April 15, 1952 Dear Oliver: Whon I last saw you, I spoke of the General Hennyey matter explaining the great importance that| the Fund places on expediting the arrival of General; Hennyey in this country for Fund purposes. I later: mentioned this matter in detail to one of ”
“SERGE YEVICH LOGINOV, soV’ 1 CITY AND KNOWN KGB MEMBER, AND JIRI SVESTKA, CZECH CONSUL AND CONSUL IN ME D0 1 IDENTIFIED MEMBER OF THE CZECH INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, EXHIBITED EVERY INDICATION OF DISBELIEF OF EGYPTIAN CHARGES THAT UNITED STATES’ AIRCRAFT HAVE PROVIDED SUPPORT TO”
“14-00000 kt -2- subcommittee mD appointed to oxarlino the situation; this omittee come posed r. r. R. Dolbeare, Dr. Levering Tyson and vr. Frso k Altschul. The subcommittee was informed the Board of Directors that, should the Czecho- Slovaks fail to overcome their di:”