“Of the current 208 students of the Frea University, 37 are Yugoslavs, and 12 were born in Western Europ can countries. (The high total ratio — almost 25% of the student body — of Yugoslav students, which is not a target country, together with the non-satellite born students i”
“14-00000 SECURITY INFORMATION Origito Io/BrI SECRET MAY 4 MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, IN-RNATTONAL ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION ATTINTION: TO/ BRANCH ONE SUBJECT. Utilization of Various Balkan Emigre Groups by SE Division for Operational Purposes In reply to a request made by M”
“14-00000 - SECRET Security Hfermntion 2 June 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DEPUTY DICCTOR (PLANS) SUBJECT: Remarks for meeting with Spencer Phenix et al on Thursday, 2:30 PM, 4 June 1953 1. At a PRC action on Friday, 29 May, as an interim Action pending a full review in August”
“14-00000 SECRET Security Information •S o Thoso disoiasiona have covered a wide variety of subjects which can Conarally Le deperiled co folless (1) What in NOFT e placo no a whole in serican policy toward the ratellite nations? k.at in A orican policy? What codification”
“14-00000 SECRET Security Information 2 September 1952 MHORAIIDIE FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT : Meeting on Security Procedures in the FEUE Those present: Captain Sabalov, Dr. Tyson, Thomas Heyers, Francis Hand, Bob Cunningham, John Runney 1. The purpose of this meeting w”
“14-00000 § T scum INFSTON Pace 2 Mr. Hadwood 917-1 and to develop -our present scanty esprbilities in Bulgaria, and the lesser targets of Romania wind Albania. The original budget cut of about 3,500,00, no - followed by R second cut of $1,000,000, make it doubtful if K”
“14-00000 SECRET Coraity Information DON... UK- 30 Cetober 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chios, International Organisations Division. SUBJECT: ■ Matlenal Corsittee for Free Frrope, nel, and related matters. 1. This memorandum is to inform you of a number of items which have re”
“Europe, which has : a Yugoslav dosk. 13 Yuxslave nave. een engaged 43 Formation analysts, program adv itors and translators auso of their technical abilities. b) In, the.Id-European Studies ter 31 Yugoslavs are Cn£4 ed in soaro [‘‘ c 1, a t%90 with the East and the East Eu”
“14-00000 SECRET Security Information -3• c) Research projects on spoc’ terrets for EPS’s Me York and Munich lanmiago desks. Daily moni taring highlights murmarize major evuutr in all satellite countries; d) RPC also makes available its information files to the Divisio”
“14-00000 20 March 1952 UJ • "MDPA (Tim FOR: Chief, Southeastern Europe Division 'Chief, Eastern Europe division UAJTCTs Future of Strasbourg Free Parope University students 1. Attached hereto is a ensy of a lot’er I as forwarding to "r. Tyson on this subject. 2. Chief ”
“14-00000 SE3RET fors’xfom .2. 2, As an employee of the national ceganisation he Is directly responsible to the nticrlerganization, and 10 by the fact wider 1%6 control, and subject to ita supervision within a general franssork of action. 3. Working the year rcvrod with ”
“14-00000 -2- / cooperate with the NCPZ with a view to establishing means for control of the contents of the newsletter. 6. To set up this project Mr. Redivojovich would noed a typo writer with Cyrillic letters, a hand press and a masthead for the paper, which would repr”
“as a whole in American policy toward the satellite nations; what is American policy; what modifications are likely? b. How can NCF , especially the DI vision of Emigre liolations, contribute more effectively to psychological and political warfare, not only for effects behind”
“14-00000 A. 30 June 1952 MEMOR.NDIE FOKI CHIEF, INT RKAYIONAL ORGAIZATIOS3 SUBJECT: Preparation and Distribution of a Ee»sletter in . the Serbian Language by br, Lazer Radivojovich. 1. This of ice is interested in a project of facilitating Mr. Lazar Radivojevich, a ben”
“1 4-00000 STI 3 StuURITY INFORMLTIN C 0 P Y MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Joyce January 23, 1952. FROM EE - Mr. Barbour The Functions Of ECPE and RPI In our expcrienco with NCF2 and RFe two, interprettations nf their functions, between whies the pondulum swinge from time to”
“geographical distribution f the refugees. etc* 5. Possible organization of FRCS national sections: England a) Albanians t special case”
“14-00000 ' 5 >115 1. 31 Karcli 1952 NEDRANDUM OR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence VIA: Assistant Director for Tolicy Coordination Deputy Director (Flans) SUBJECT: Radio Free Europe 1. An of April lot, this Division plans to discontinue its routine informati”
“14-00000 SECURITY INFORMATION SECRET 093 MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, INTERGATIORAL ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION ATTENTION Branch One SUBJECT: General Pavle Gruya Pavlovio (201 - 14576) REFERENCE: Memorandum from Deputy for Policy Coordination, 8% to 10, dated 16 July 1952, Subje”
“14-00000 OLUNET SECURITY INFORMATION Eurgarian Exile Activities" -2- 4. The Hungarian group hopes to be & member of the Central and Fastern European Committee which will be something of coordinating consittee for the various yet—to-be-formed Satellite governments-in- exi”
“14-00000 % Men 1 In reply refer to: 0-1499 S 16 April 1952 Dear Mini We have a 2 April report from our frienda across the street documenting certain criticisms which Mr. Vicoiam has made of NCFE. Some of this criticism stems directly, I believe, from his reaction to M”
“Sitsorland for U D rehabilitation and a vacation for eight wwoko last quepor at a cost 0 of 83,907. F0 R0U (a) Choptiona How many ex-Soviota have received what asuistance E and how much for Care & Maintenance? 0 -R-M Ao pointed out above, the incomplete and unsati”
“useful, and desires to soo it mint in its ties through Mr. Radivojevich. 3. Tho newsletter would have no political chir eter whatso ever. It would contain social and personal news of interest to tho group; new arrivals of former colleagues; news of the thereabouts and doing”
“14-00000 29 December 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) SUBJECT: The League of Free Rumanians 1. Correct title; The League of Free Rumanians. 2. The League has no offices but Barbu Niculescu is using the late General Radescu’n address at 47 East 61st Street, Ne”
“14-00000 NO 11952 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Cover Division Thru I FI Plans SUBJECT: MCFR Employment of Pr. Trutus Couto 1. This la to advise you that, die to delay in our operations, the NCFE hen been requested to provide interim employment for Mr. Brutus Conte. 2. We hav”
“14-00000 9 1 6 Aug 52 PRIORI TY SECRET TO WASHINGTON FROM IE* YVRK TO REEVES FOR THOMAS BRADEN FROM LPA--SHCTRITY INFCRMA TION —CI TE NY -3124 JOHN C. HUGHES RPT JOHN C. HUGHES SAYS: "THE BULL-AUOUST1NE REPORT or JULY 20 WAS PREPARED in PARIS AND DISTRIBUTED BY RO”
“14-00000 1 00 recd MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, 10 Divicion SUBJECT: NCFE-SE Division Conference on Rumanian Refugee Situation REFERENCE: Memo to Chief, TOD, Subject: Current U. S. Attempt to Form a Unified Rumanian Refugee Organisation, dated 12 September 1952. 1. It is requ”
“14-00000 I -, Allan No 8 •C22 The! Lonal Committee inr a F vpe’s iey in respect ,to Yugoslanda and Turovlav exile acti may be ::mmarized in the foll oir itit: statements. 1. The Co Ittee sees not now, nor : et >an to interfere. by radio on o raise. ith the domes ■rJ i”
“4-00000 SECRET @-----y . 1.lormation MEMORANDUM TO: CHIEF, 19 SUBJECT: ! Albanian Students at the Free Europe University REFERENCE Secret Memorandum dated 24 April 1952 to Deputy Chief, .SE/PC from Chief, 10, subject: Future of Strasbourg Free Europe University Students”
“14-00000 SEChEI -2- APPROVED PROGRAMS THE BULL-AUGUSTINE RECOMMENDATIONS'SHOW THAT A MORE EFFICIENT AND SOMEWHAT MORE COMPREHENSIVE OreiTION (FOR EXAMPLE POLISH REFUGEES ARE NOT TO BE COVERED) WI LL CL RPT COST ABOUT $L00,000 FOR THE TEN MONTHS-SEPTEMBER THROUGH JUNE, A”
“vaguely and secondarily, and in many cases the picture of its scope, acti- vities nd goula is distorted. There is a dim awareness of PEUS’s connection with RFR, but a general _iluro to draw any conclusions therefrom. Conclusion : To engage in refugee activities of any natu”
“14-00000 t SECURITY INFORMATION SEACET 28 April 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS)! DEPUTY DIRECTOR CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE SUBJECT: Proposed NCFE Support on the Exile Organized Refugee Aid Committee in France : REFER”
“14-00000 -9- has ubed as its basic instrument the National Councils and Committees which have their headquarters in the 0.3. NOFE’s ( experience over the past three yeors has served conclusively to modify the initial view of the National Councils as suitable instruments f”
“pro ps. It is at present in the process of reviewing and revising its relations with individual onigres and emigre organizations. It is uttorpting to exercise closer financial control over these organisations and to develop a program using emigre groups and individuals in a ”
“May 1951 initiation of . Saturation broadcasting to Czechoslovakia, which mrked its appearance as m. instrument actively affecting the countries whence the refugees flee, RFE could also ignore the presence of the refugees in the wost. Since that timo, however, the steady expa”
“14-00000 SFODET OLunLi Executive Rog stry SECURITY INFORMATION 2.0811 11; July 1952 MEMORANDUM OR: DEIVIY DIRECTOR OF CESTRAL InLIGEECE SUBJECT: Transmittal, of Papers on NCFE Views on Yugoslavia 1. Here are NOFE s views on Yugoslavia which you asked for. 2. I am ”
“Service - Budget for fiscal year *------ - . a n in a e r NEE. Toni ")”Fos----------------------------------------- S-------------------------- The Committee for Research and Publications was created in November 1251 to make available in currently useful form information ”
“responsibility over the National Committee for a Free Europe is now being ably discharged, 4. I would like at your convenience to go over the new 04 arrangements that have been made and to bring you completely up to date on the activities of the Committee, as well as to ge”
“14-00000 ettege SECeRmly irer. 24 June 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, 10 Division SUBJECT: Current NCFE Discussions with Rumanian National Peasant Party Members REFERENCE: Memorandum to Chief, IO Division, Subject: SE Division Plan for Rumanian Emigre Organisation, dated 2”
“14-00000 -12- do wuch to dispel this negative attitude and would pave the way more positive and productive cooperation between the natio- nal refugee groups and the agencies active in their behalf. CX Tale control would also it 1a regacoible to suppose, help to fill vacuu”
“14-00000 Cronrr 9 OEURET VAR 97 1963U MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF TO DIVISION SUBJECT 1 Proposal for Establishing a Microfilm Library of Rumanian Roforance Matorial 1. The attached paper outlines a project which may be of interest to your division. A Rumanian omigre, inter”
“14-00000 d. NCFE then informs this division of progress being made and supposedly requests authority to depart from such completed policy papers. To date two such policy directives have been written. The first was a plan for the reorganization of the Rumanian National Cou”
“1 4-00000 : RESTRICTED - US TYeEN SHIS SPACE frlasufation) FOREIGN SERVICE DESPATCH FROM 04 v. NO, PA 10 : TOOK DEPARTMENT or NTATE, WASHINGTON Pilomity Dtr faDept. - % Use Only 4< SUBJECT: n E 2 Strasbourg 136 C n S 19 0 1 £ C T 20 'M 2 1 21 1 o 22 0 ”
“14-00000 -.2- 3. Scholarships to American universities this year will ba 80-35 to highly qualified exiles who have signed a pledge to return to their homelands after liberation. L. Texthooks to replace Communist textbooks are being pro pared in stockpile and manuscript f”
“14-00000 "AON -3o necessary in the past, la not satisfactory at present. Added to this has been the theme that there must be a re-thinking of what NCFE naa done, 1o doing, and should do in the future. Our efforts aro beginning to bear fruit. Wo have found that those lines”
“14-00000 • J,-------- • oirn-7 7 March 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION - SUBJECT: NCKE 1. For quite some time the etaf 1 officers of this division concerned with utilising the facilities of the NCE and with-exploiting the Albanian, Bu”
“14-00000 -3 - protest, not merely the protest of a Lev Central and Lantern iuropean exiles. In this y members our U.S. Mission would be enabled cito before the U.H. Assembly the protest which deportations have elicited tron U.S. / ninerity prosa, quoting articles, etc., ”
“14-00000 -3- will bo discontinued when RIGoces out of existence, and they should not bo reestablished. You wilk remember that at the hearings which considered Ncvta 1953 butet, the officials of NCFT. askad for $500,000 to cover the expected loss of such privileges and beca”
“a rt 14-00000 sigtinatio 29 July 1952 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, 10 Division SUBJECT: Report of Ex-King Michael’s Interest in Rumanian Refugee Unity 1. Trananittod herewith is a report which will be of interest to the NCFE in its current negotiations with the Rumanian refu”
“CONFID. IN. - SECURITY INFO. CIC ■ -2e Department to proceed fairly and in the best int- rests of th o common struggle against Communism in the Baltic countries were stressed. It was indicated that since the BCPE wed asked the Department for its opinion on the nevisability ”
“competition (the omittee, concentrating on long-range planning and post-liberation problozs; the Slavik-Majar Con- ference focusing its efforts upon the immediate problems confronting exiles in the pro-liberation pe riod) RFT had steered clear providing financial support on a”