“UKGB Represent tive in Yalta: LAZAREY Kuybyshevskaya Oblast Chief UEGB: KREMLEV Vladimirakaya Oblest Chief URGB: Col. V.A. KLYPIN (formerly chief of int Department, 2nd Chief Directorate, KGB) Gomel'skaya Oblast Chief UKGB: Col. KAYDALA (formerly chief of 2nd Odesskaya Oblast Dir”
“the Soviet Union on 6 September... E C5. The following Soviet Rebassy personnel planned to depart Mexico - -by rail on 17 Octobers CHERKASOV, 12CN07 and wife, LARIN, - wife and two children. They held reservations on the Queen - / Elizabeth which was scheduled to leave New”
“KGB. Departed PCS September 1068. S*Boris Nikolayevich VOSKCBOYNIKOV, Second Secretary, Cultural Attache, Soviet Embassy. Probably EGB. f. PEvel Antonovich YATSKOV, was Second Secretary, Soviet Embassy. Known KGB. Departed PCS 6 December 1967. 3. There is no other informatio”
“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 ”
“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”
“; 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”
“THE NAMES OF SOVIET OFFICIALS ARE ILLEG. SLE ON SO. GOVT. DOCS 11110416”
“have negotiated Bulgarian arms shipments to Cuba, was noted traveling between Havana and Santiago de Cuba on 21 and 23 November—the third time he has been in Cuba since November 1962. (DIRNSA, 2X/0/QOC/T2810- 63, 5 December, SECRET SABRE) 99 BLOC RELATIONS: A 4-man Soviet ”
“14-00000 .SECRET (6) Vladimir LAZERKA, DPOB 49, Minsk; 1974 graduatesof Spanish interpreters faculty; now in Cuba with Aeroflot. .(7) A number of UZLOV's friends entered the KGB in Minsk. 8. Boris PALANT, born 15 Jan 52 in Kharkov, Ukraine fan SSR. In 1974 he graduated ”
“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 C *4°( ; * UNIT NC US 211603 513765 PAGE TtT:3911292 SEP 2-311 131 75 it . D> -! (1 M AXE IEASSY 0S36W — KASHDC 0476 119 :C POE -4 =U SECTOR FBI : DT/USMISSION USU% 5143 AS 1981114177 FOR Vo AUD EUR/SV INFO 0.J 11652 N/ JN (KHRUSTA_57,”
“from Ediaaafr < 30 September 1966 to March 1967. He traveled to the West on * * * * dm - a few other occasions.02//770//€ D / a de BE/ekine Ecr BY ZRIS Sndg - .17. Sever gonsee 20/-99P322>9 Lyudmila KRASOVNA (para 6A) is probably identical to Lyudmila MikhaylovnakRASOVN”
“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”
“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”
“v. 64. 24 Nov. 65. 24 Nov. SECRET MEXI 7048 Re Stations LIFEAT coverage of residence Sov Cultural of ficer Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, identified KGB: No calls whatever 18 Nov thru 21 Nov. One personal call 22 Nov between him and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 Nov. MEXI ”
“k UN ED STATES DEPARTMENT &USTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to. SECRET File No. 4 Washington,- D.C. 20535 September 16, 1970 By communication of August 17, 1970, the U.S. Department of State advised that among the Soviets invited to attend ”
“A: 4 SECRET • • . ..2-• e Tracuov, Vasiliy Hikhayloyren . , wifel Galina M. EDRONOLA .“"-„sont Vyacheslav : DRUZHININ, Aleksandr Mibmayloich - exployes. Military Attache offies. . ‘ wife: Irina 1.FDRUL S’sons Andrey, .Tutorov, Viktor Nikolayevich - First Secretary , . ”
“UN ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION V.o. CONFIDENTIAL In Reply, Please Refer to WASHINGTON 25, D. C. File No. 7 OCT 201965 The August, 1965, "Diplomatic List” lists Yuri I. Bobrakov as a Second Secretary, Soviet Embassy, Washington, D. C. : ”
“14-00000 50 it SECRET 8April 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: SE Division Branch and Group Chiefs SUBJECT: % 01 Requirements for Interviews of Soviet Emigres /- 1.. SE/SAG/OP. has scheduled two Soviet emigres for interviews in Washington within the next two weeks. We solicit ”
“LEE. i 1 17 through 30 Nov.j DIR 84837 - Urgently require info Vale riy V ladimirovich KOSTIKOV trav els outside M exi, hour by hour whereab outs. 22 Nov, all detaila his activities duri ng Hov., names and backgrounds his contacts also futu re contacts and activities KOSTIKOV ”
“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 ko A •4 Set I DF - Who 9 July 1963 /p $562."- INFORMATION REPORT SUBJECT : 0o1obe1 Yuriy Ivanovich NOSKALEVSKIY SOURCE : AEDAZZ1K-1 DOI : 1961 1 1. Source identified e photograph of MOBNLEVSKIY 208 by name, nor was the pane supplied/ as that of an Air F”
“14-00000 SECRET -5- He became a full member in 1965. He has been the First Deputy Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers since 1965 and aiifnn.n member of the Politburo since at least 1970. MAZUROV has lace traveled to the West, including the United States in 1960 as ”
“)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”
“closely together, both posting their representatives in the hotels where foreigners stay, such as the Turfst, the Yubileynaya, and the Minsk. Source knew of two Vickort Jim members of this small section, Vladimir KOVALEV and (fnu)ii PINYAZ’ (who are covered in a separate re”
“)0 75 SECRET 28 February 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Nathan L. Ferris, Legal Attache FROM:- Winston M. Scott’ .. SUBJECT:g Travel of Soviets '\11. A sensitive, reliable source has reported that Soviet Minister Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV wont to Veracruz on 25 Febr”
“Chief of StAtton*Mexico City erool, OLLEtl GO.-liInt CAA.55: Ska TAPE XX jnourtcrous equzd BERS W ML *orsk Can AE mncoun FRA Chief, SR vis Chief, UK. ucainsa sh/yovazbriy Visaimtrova Sect REDWOOD/LCIMPROVE) FILE TETLE/NU4 227-6 3 2-4 ) (201-305052) ACTICBTREQUIRED IUCC”
“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”
“h dis’ Canid wretch Eva wo MvetA CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 22 37331 o S2CRCT iuwwbeudaimle-don/nfane’ toind-ta activities in Helsinki at first anncared to be those of a XC3 co-optee, and later more obv sly these o ?• orfiee in the CA field. Walter R. CLAS 00% a contact”
“connected with KGB and with MVD. C SIN 9._Yuri Nikolaevich Chernyakov: Consular Officer in Washington, D.C. (Jaffe did not recognize photographs of‘ several other Soviet nationals with surname of Chernikov or C • Chernyakov.) 2V ■ 10. Aleksandr Mikhaylovich Druzhinin:. ”
“cted in the tone of his voice, 1 as if he had a smirk on his face, whereas SIDOROV was very non -com mital with grunts for answers, and the final word uttered as if to say- "So what?") 63. 24 N ov. 64. 24 Nov. 65. 24 Nov. SECR ET M EXI 7048 Re Stat ions LITEAT coverage of residen”
“the name and address of K. S. Smirnov, Central Post Office, Vladimir, U.S.S.R., which, according to information received from MI-5, is a drop utilized by Soviet illegal agents all over the world arranging emergency meet % We will, of course, continue to analyze this coverage”
“ov. 65. 24 Nov. SECRET MEXI 7048 Re Stations LIFEAT coverag e of resi dence Sov Cultural officer Svy atoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, identified KGB: No calls whatever 18 Nov thru 21 Nov. One personal call 22 Nov between him and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 Nov. MEXI 7049- LIP”
“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”
“> 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”
“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”
“of residence Sov Cultur al offi cer S vyatosl av F edorovich KUZNET SOV , ident if ied KGB: No call o whatever 18 Nov thru 21 Nov. One personal call 22 Nov between him and wife of no pertinence. No calls 23 Nov. MEXI XI 7049 i LIPAWN-122 Νοv audio product, of target Sovmilat Alek”
“CONTINUATION Of. HMMA-15319 DISPATCH SECRET, _Sudhas 180.3 e) Advance information was provided on the following travel: Soviet Ambassador BAZYKIN to leave 21 June 1960 for home leave in the USSR; planned departure of Vladimir NOVIKOV, Cultural Officer, for home leave in th”
“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”
“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”
“CTC: ,Source: AEWIGWAG/2 Date Acquired: 13 August 1966 - TBX ■ MUGBOOK Debriefing - . ^^ C. O. Comment: The following information is the result of ar hurried debriefing which lasted one hour only. I Previously identified by Source, not yet in new book.I #1 (SAMOYLOV, Ni”
“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 ”
“SOVIET TRANSCRIBERS 6/56 - 8/58 Morris Gordon (resigned) 6/58 - 6/63 George Misko 6/63 - 70 Boris Tarasoff (retired in Mexico)”
“final word uttered as if to say - "So what?") MEXI 7048 - Re Stations LIFEAT coverage of residenc e Sov Cultural officer Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, identified KGB: No calls whatever 18 Nov thru 21 Nov. One personal call 22 Nov between him and wife of no pertinence. No calls”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“**** * ■ ! United States than to pick these goods up elsewhere.. He made no further request of informant for information concerning business concerns desirous of doing business 1 with Red China. During lunch, subject also asked informant what the reaction in the United S”
“of the Second Chief Directorate, who super vised the work of the Eleventh [Soviet Delegations] Department which had the investigative file on SHAKHOV. BANNIKOV was concerned with the question of who should go as case officer on attended the 1945 Conference on International Orga”
“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”