“ere an yt hing new re t elegram to Wa shington. OBY EDKOV u pon checking said nothing receiv ed yet, but request had been sent. Have photos male appears be American entering Sovemb 1216 hours leaving 1222 on 1 Oct. Apparent age 35, athletic build, circa 6 f ee”
“written dutenticated 28 Sept when spoke with Consul whom he believed be Vale riy Vladimirovich LA DI LLINGER KOSTIKOV. Subj asked Sov guard Ivan OBYEDKOV who answered, if there anything new re telegram to Washington. OBYEDKOV upon checking said nothing received yet, but request h”
“morning of a October 1969. He was been exiting the I-bassy in Jidcs coy, license plates "31 DG," at 0913 hours and was econ entering the Embassy again at 0039 hours in the same vehicle. At 1016 hours he vas neon oxitins again in car "31 DG" with LOTKOVA. The above is brought”
“* SRET -3- #37 (FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.) - Source does not recognize this man. ... i; #40, 93, 138, 172 (PANASENKO, Ivan A.)* r*G #40: Source thinks this man has something to do • with the military; she has seen him with military Rz-FE attaches. - -Vee- . * -/* " - " - F #”
“)4-00000 478 / JI.L 1 J: T02T ‘cony Je-o —maniention. If Sabjeet Itd called, in ance with lidsi innevuctionn, the fnet tie: Cr/: X was ::I TAR Ad : 0: it For: bo that a roxd i'>!:; lap could have developed. Psenuse of t rotentini probl.:. we would hr- precinte receiv”
“1015 hours on 21 March 1966. Subject was seen talking principallywith Embassy Counselor Boris Alelsandrovich KAZANTSEV (201-028975), suspect CPSU representative), and also briefly with Second Secretary Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV (201-726491) known GRU), Ambassador Semen T”
“of Khrushchev, Castro and (also knepn je jte peksaclly as a KGB S. NIVR cfHecr-) Alekseyev (Shitov) Aleksandr Ivanovich,the Soviet Ambassador to Cuba at that time. N. S. Leonov also was recognized by me in the photograph published by. , Golos Rodiny, issue No. 32, for Apr”
“14-00000 1 477 U: OR s N; ArCosp 1/ 1940 into the roceiri : reeri juna inride into the Erlassy vr ilomrvt,. n or !/ Vi: ila Cvid ¥.’> 4 12: intervicring Subject r.: in briefing 20- port, then this conversation : the mrdgnt mis hevo cz-ded during one 02 the times "Soviet”
“> CONFIDENTIAL UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Or USTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION "New York, New York . In Reply, Please Refer to October 19, 1970 File No. On October 16, 1970, a confidential source, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that on th”
“156 71 ATMEN CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYs This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Beca. 793 and 794 the transmission or revelation of which in any manusi to an unauthorize”
“Soviet Embassy chauffeur, Viktor Petrovich STRIZHOV (201-779301). It is not known with whom Subject had contact while at the Soviet Embassy. He left the Embassy at 1240 hours. ...continued Attachments: #1 - Legal Attache Memo #2 - Station Mono #3 - Photos Distribution: ”
“CIASIGCATION PROCESSING NTCS 10 DISPATCH SECR E T MARKED FOR acexnS Chief, Soviet Bloc Division NO INDEXING PECR"020 INFO. ONLY QUALFED 5S< Chief, Western Hemisphere Division CM OGE WotIEG FROM SUBJECT Chief of Station, Mexico City 02 2 MICROFIL PREDTOP/AEKICK - Vale”
“h KOSTIKOV travels outside Mexi, hour by hour whereabouts: 22 Nov, all details his activities during No v. , names and backgrounds his contacts also future contacts and activities KOSTIKOV via unilateral coverage, any indications unusual activities involving KGB and Sovemb person”
“e, any indications unusual. activities involving KGB and Sovemb personnel 17 through 30 Nov. DIR 843 35 KOSTIKOV traveled in Septembe r with Ivan Gavril ovich ALF ERYEV who in c lo se cont act Cuban dips during Feb 62 TDI Quito. Request reporting and coverage ALFERYEV us with KOS”
“14-00000 de 8fl. ct s*a € 47l vEult . 5 MAP MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, OTS/GAB ATTENTION : Acting Chief, OTS/GAB/DIS FROM : George V. Lauder Deputy Chief, Latin America Division SUBJECT : Photo Comparison .This is the official follow-up, requested by you, of the visit t”
“the period in question C0R04 —gel : 2. Another meet with 201-827966 was arranged by telephone-ooie /for 12:30 on 9 March. From 12:28 to 12:48 the entrance to the , 23: • hotel where the meeting took place was staked out by BARANOV and ,Vladimir A. DOLGOV (201-763035). BARANOV”
“14-00000 OUTGOING MESSAGE :* was .. • ••• SONALc****us onv sce co ace roo ves • one • oce Pace oe mass OMF 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 1 CLASS -CANON SECRET —rated 6 ranbute montaron oars-rors a soue ee 11-2 we MAM eauNce mesze DEFERRED TELEPOUCH WASHINGTON S_ CONF. 11DP-9 INF”
“14-00000 311 OMINtAltOn oi ium’AIih 25 1. <• I: 112: io . LI OCKLf-1 estimated that while ite was present in this: Reception Room between January 1966 and January 1967, Jhe observed Soviets in the first office about' four times as oiton as 11 the - second office. From ma”
“the Embassy with Mikhail DAVIROVSKIY and Lev GOLOUZOV at 1240 in an nutomobilo carrying license plates "$3 DD". 4. Boris Pavlovich KOLONYAROV was seen entering the Embassy on 4 October 1989 at 0910 hours. At 0019 hours, KOLOMYAKOV was observed speaking with Vladislav Sergeye”
“OPTIONAL FORM Na 10 MAY 1952 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GC KNMENT Memorandum 2 TO ;DIRECTOR, FBI (105-28333) DATE: 9/29/69 9 66 FROM" CSAC, WFO (105-8906) (C) V 8/ ' CCONF. INZT. SUBJECT-Sef-evrurirer IS - R - • On September 18, 1969, subjec”
“/ ‘ t 68X383 / *****9900 CO NFIDEN T I A L (*** 2June 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: SE/BIO, Attn. Craig Schnabel SUBJECT : Photos for Photo File 1. Attached are photos on four Soviets, provided by: a Soviet emigre. 1 2K0ROBOCHKIN, Leonid Ivanovich: DOB ca: 43, probably ”
“WFO 105-8906 , USSR) 200 1 Ba (The ’Diplomatic List" of August, 1954, issued by the Department / of State, reflects KONSTANTIN G. FEDOSEEV as a counselor. Embassy of the USSR, and MIKHAIL N. SMIRNOVSKY as a First Secretary, Embassy of the_ LOC2 On 7/13/53, one SAYhonetic”
“officer Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV-(201-132139). .3. According to LILYRIC, the visitor was seen leaving the Soviet Embassy with MIMHIN, and later with Third Secretary and suspect KGB officer Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV (201-285412) on 30 November 1965. On 1 December he was s”
“CLASSIHCAIION PROCESSING ACTION 0 ■ DISPATCH SECRET. MARKED for woornig Chief, BB Division AX NO INDEXING REQUIRED mno. 1 ONLY QUALIFIED DESK Chief, SH Division CAN JUDGE BDLONS FROM Chief of Station, Mexico City MICROFILM SUBJECT REDTOR Aleksandr Mikhaylovich BROVKIN ”
“14-00000 TO: Director-33030: Federal Bureau of Investigation Attention: Intelligence Division 28 Mar 77 CI-1 Section FROM: Deputy Director for Operations SUBJECT: SEEK/SQ: Interviews with Soviet Emigres 1. As a follow-up to preliminary CIA screening in Europe, we plan ”
“VIA ___ ATR_____ Specify Air or Sea Pouch) DISPATCH KO. JMM-A-A SECRET CLASSIFICATION TO Chief, WHD DATE 00 OCT 1956 97 raoM Chief of Station, Mexico ' GENERAL Operational/REDCAP SUBJECT SPECIFIC Nikolay Sergeyevich LEONOV, . Secretary to Ambassador, Soviet Embassy, Me”
“»art '‘ --5- III New Mugbook: new identifications.. #5 (FEDYANIN, Vladimir P.) A : Source has seen this man but could not remember ’.,# anything about him. -************** #20 and #76 (ALYOSHIN, Yevgeniy N.) f< ■ Source thought these two pictures might be- of her - busba”
“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”
“nd wish speak with consul. Uniden North American told Sov consul quote "I was in your Emb and spo ke to your Consul. I was just now at your Emb and they took my address.. "(same as para 4 above)... In view OSWALD in Sov Union and fact he claimed on 1 Oct. LIENVOY to have visited ”
“."T* * CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTIO: DISPATCH S E C.R E-T MARKED FOR INDEXING 10 Chief, Soviet Bloc Division __ _ _ NO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO ONLY QUALIFIED DESK Chief, Western Hemisphere Division CAN JUDGE INDEXING FROM Chief of Station, Buenos Aires 20. MICROFILM____”
“to your Consul. I ves just now at your Emb and they took my address....." (cs as pare 4 above). .. In view OSWALD in Sov Union and fact he claimed on 1 Oct. LIENVOY to have visited Sovemb 28 Sept, Subj is probably OSWALD. Station unable compare voice as first tape erased, Par”
“come a gain and le ave your ad dress with us, it is n ot far from the Cuban E mbassy . ! Ame rican s ays I'll be there right away. Lienvoy 1. LAO want Sou Sout. 28 haftabunt it.. 2LH) (1711:51) casts from Chon Gurt & soy's hu wos his atterns Inter 3. LHO.P Subsc tist. 30. 23 Nov ”
“CLASSSCATION 21 CER PROCESSING ACTION 4 - A A g ii/s (r7 y ,,-4 7 5 to DISPATCH MARKED foR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED. Chief, SR Division XX nio. ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAM JUDGE INDEXING Chief, WH Division FROM __ Chief of St.ation, Mexico City e SUBJECT• S CROFIL”
“Sana11 000 59 EA,87 C-CSPT *6 -*k1 12 May 19 59 MBYORANDUM FOR: Hr. Nathan L. Ferris Legal Attache FRON 3 Winston M. Scott susscr 2 CHEN (fnu) CTC #7115___ WANG (fnu) CTC #3709 (105-6578) 1. Reference is made to your memoranda dated 18 Jani ry 1968 and 25 April ”
“d in a closed chamber. The details are not given. He is being operated on, according to the radio, ( CO CE NT : by transcriber - W hen OBR UB OV said "in a closed chamber" some irony could be detected in the tons of his voice, as if he had a smirk of his face, whereas SIDOROV was”
“14-00000 I $ It 2% " a t- 2 7 N 120 % f X * st i s; 1 14 4 1 « o’ m eXe T.s % 1 4 Ce a *4o y vs. 3 *) ohe *v % % E i J ky’l V 3. d e 4 A s L at I E 1 •J ji. C. xt te% 5 t19 NSC 4 % 1 9 * *% 1 P I 4h 2: Gel a 9 149 13 F P ”
“The girl replied in the affirmative, and , stated the LOGINOV worked in the Soviet Consulate handling business dealings between her consulate and the Soviet Consulate. The girl described LOGINOV as "a very nice follow." - b. Colonel Fedor V. DREMOV: Military Attache, Soviet ”
“No recent unusual KGB and Sovemb personnel activities 17 Nov to date. 10 NW 65924 DocId:32364630 Pag e 3 104-10127-10207 30. 23 N ov 63 31. 23 Nov. 32.. 23 Nov. 33. 23 Nov. 34. 23 Nov. IN PROHIBITED REPRODUCTION SECRET No other A LFERIEV tra vel. LILYRIC reporting shows ALFE RIEV”
“; 2. FYI: ACCORDING TO PDSTORAGE- AS OF OCT 67- VLADIMIR 1. SERGEYEVICH KUZNETSOV HELD THE RANK OF ENGINEER-MAJOR AND WAS : ASSIGNED TO THE THIRD ANGLO-AMERICAN) DIRECTORATE AT THE GRU HEAD QUARTERS IN MOSCOW. SOMETIME EARLIER IN 1ns7, KUZNETSOV ATTENDED Ki THE MILITARY DIP”
“PROBLES FED OR YEVE SYEV: BELIEVES HE RIS. PROBABL Y AEGR IP. BODYGUARD FOR AMBASSADOR AND CURRENTLY FOR CHARGE. BELIEVES HE KAS K0 OTHER FuNcTIoN. MIKHAIL DAVIDOUSKIY: GRADUATED MFA ACADEMY ABOUT THREE YEARS GO, MEXIC IS FIRST POST. ASKICK. HAS ACCESS TO; REFEREUTURA. FRE”
“4-00000 476 en . p* February 1970 MEZORANDUzt FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT : Operation Rond Course REFERENCES: A. Our memorandum Gated O December 1930, same subjoct.. B. Memorandum No. S-69/4748, dated 10 December 1969, same subject. 1. The following comments from CAS/ME”
“a visit which he had with ALEKSANDR N. DRUZHININ, Radio th I 1 v Moscow correspondent in the US; STANISLAV N. KONDRASHOV, Izvestia correspondent in the US and GEORGI A. KUZNETSOV, 1 Trud correspondent in the US, with whom he has visited on J one occasion while in NYC. C”
“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”
“27 Fe. . EO TO: Director : Federal Bureau of Investigation Attention: Mr. S. J. Papich PROD: Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT:- Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSPIKOV •Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Murrow Per your request, enclosed are the following most recent photographs availa”
“SOVEMB LIENVOY 2 LIF.MPTY wilderdid 28 Sept when spoke with Consul whom he believed be Valeriy Vladi mirovich IM, LATALINGER KOSTIKOV. Subj asked Sov guard Ivan CBYECKOV who answered, if there anything new re telegram to Washington. OEYEDIOV upon checking said nothing received ye”
“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 ”
“ur. This good sign of ECHEVERRIA control for time being. Also told Amb who "very pleased" but who al so hopes can be kept secret let Washington decide on all "leaks" and releases. i NW 65990 Docld:32397542 Page 11 • SECRET 56. 23 Νον. Χ57. 23 Νον. 58. 23 Nov. 59. 23 Νοv. 60. 24 Ν”
“14-00000 JC atton pozmato *wiA *52‘ DISPATCH SEGRT/KAPOK HMM-A-14392 KAPOK-1738 TO Hi *550erre the No Chief, WHD 50-8-11 so FROM Chief of Station, Mexico 22 January 1960 et a3 3 ; CHECK TOMI Soviet Communications i Mate! for ISFsno x NO NDELNG etQuiero art Quito N”
“14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL 1 15 October 1976 COVER MEMORANDUM FOR XAE-1251 SUBJECT: Nikolay Sergeyevich Leonov (201-132]39) SOURCE : Petr Deryabin, a former KGB officer whose information has proven reliable in the past. 1. The attached report on Leonov was prepared by Derya”
“104-10172-10279] 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 13 race set ETAD 14-1 ACTION RLCO.RLO RULRENC l=F: 22 OFH 43650, 18 June 1965 1. Appearing as part of Section 12 of the : : on ithail Vasilyevich P.J CnOV the follow”