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“nformation" to the detriment of the NW 65990 Docld:32375547 Page 9 SECRET 104-10211-10004 SECRET -6- United States and its Western allies. This ratio- nale is covered in more detail in Chapter VI of this report. It is against this background that we view the approach. to CIA by N”
“lear.) In 1946, according t AGENCY : REC ORD NUMBE R : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSA SSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-10534-10205 JFK NOSENKO RECORDS DOCUMENT INFORMATION Date: 02/13/01 Page: 1 ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO : TITLE : DATE :”
“d by the latter's assistant to the deputy chie f of th e Second Chief Directorate (inte AGENCY : REC ORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-10534-10205 JFK NOSENKO RECORDS DOCUMENT INFORMATION Date”
“doing so, we shall for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB ope ra tions and intentions--claborated by Gol itsyn and others --as th e "Mo nst er P lo t." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term was in common usage not by the thesis' propon”
“t handling. In doing so, we shall for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regar ding KGB operations and intentions--claborated by Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Plot." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term w as i n common usage not by the thesi”
“, continually elaborated throughout the years, a complicated rationale for believing that the KGB wa s successfully pursuing a mammoth program of "disinformation" to the detriment of the NW 65990 Docld:32375547 Page 9 SECRET 104-10211-10004 SECRET -6- United States and its Wester”
“ng. In doing so, we shall for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations and intentions--elaborated by Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Plot." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term was in co mmon us age not by the thesis' propon”
“ulov had just r etur ned fro m Germany to become the First De AGENCY : REC ORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIE S : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-10534-10205 JFK NOSENKO RECORDS DOCUMENT INFORMATION Date: 02/13/01 Page: 1 ORIGIN”
“ter VI of this report. It is against this background that we view the approach. to CIA by Nosenko an d his subsequent handling. In doing so, we shall for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations and intentions--claborated by Golitsyn and o”
“T -6- United States and its Western allies. This ratio- nale is covered in more detail in Chapter VI of this repo rt. It is against th is background that we view the approach. to CIA by Nosenko and his subsequent handling. In doing so, we shall for ease of reference from time to ”
“time to time allude to the thesis regarding K GB oper ations and intentions--elaborate d by Go litsy n and others--as the "Monster Plot." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term was in common usage not by the thesis' proponents but rather by its detractors; yet no other na”
“hapter VI of this report. It is against this background that we view the approach to CIA by N osenko and his subsequent handling. In doing so, we shall for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations and intentions--elaborated by Golitsyn and”
“o the detriment of the SECRET NW 65990 Docld:32404871 Page 10 SECRET -6- United States and its Weste rn allies. This ratio- nale is covered in more detail in Chapter VI of this report. It is against this background that we view the approach to CIA by Nosenko and his subsequent ha”
“r of the MVD (Ministry of Internal Affairs). Nosenko did not see Kobulov personally but was referred by the latter's assistant to the deputy AGENCY : RECO RD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-1053”
“ssfully pursuing a mammoth program of "disinformation" to the detriment of the SECRET NW 65990 Docld :32404871 Page 10 SECRET -6- United States and its Western allies. This ratio- nale is covered in more detail in Chapter VI of this report. It is against this background that we v”
“ference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations and intentions--claborated b y Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Plot." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term was in common usage not by the thesis' proponents but rather by its detractors; yet no”
“d. In June 1953 Nosenko mar AGENCY : REC ORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSAS SINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-10534-10205 JFK NOSENKO RECORDS DOCUMENT INFORMATION Date: 02/13/01 Page: 1 ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO : TITLE : DATE : ”
“t this background that we view the approach. to CIA by Nosenko and his subsequent handling. In do in g so, we shall for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations and intentions--claborated by Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Plot." In f”
“of help in getting employment with the Ministry of State Security (MGB). In March 1953, while again in Mosc ow, Nosenko was called to Kobulo AGE NCY : R ECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-105”
“s to Foreign Nationals 85 F. Summary Evaluation 85 Chapter V. The Analytical Foundations of the "Mon ster Plot" 86 A. Lack of Systematic Interrogation 86 B. Faulty Record of Conversations With Nosenko 90 C. CIA Misapprehensions Regarding Nosenko's Life Story 93 D. Errors or Omiss”
“, we sha ll for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations an d intentions--elaborated by Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Plot." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term was in common usage not by the thesis' proponents but rather”
“Chapter X Impact of the "Monster Plot" on CIA'S Positive Intelligence and CI Missions 159 A. The Cas e of 15 9 B. Effect on Other Potential Op era- tions 173 C. Ho w CIA Worked”
“owever, earlier in 1954, Nosenko had contracted venereal disease and gone to a clinic; to disguise h is iden tity, he used operational documen AGENCY : RECO RD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-10”
“It was apparently felt that, if we could maintain his stability, we could depend not only upon the o bjectively verifiable facts he gave us but also upon his often very theoretical generalizations. 2. Secondly, Golitsyn presented us right from the beginning, continually elaborate”
“f we could maintain his stability, we could depend not only upon the objectively verifiable facts he gave us but also upon his often very theoretical generalizations. 2. Secondly, Golitsyn presented us right from the beginning, continually elaborated throughout the years, a compl”
“orated by Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Plot." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term was in common usage not by the thesis' proponents but rather by its detractors; yet no other name serves so aptly to capsulize what the theorizers envisaged as a major threat to U”
“VI of this report. It is against this background that we view the approach to CIA by Nosenko and his subsequent handling. In doing so, we shall for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations and intentions--elaborated by Golitsyn and others-”
“continually elaborated throug hout th e yea rs, a complicated rationale for b elie vin g that the KG B was successfully pursuing a mammoth program of "disinformation" to the detriment of the NW 65990 Docld:32375547 Page 9 SECRET 104-10211-10004 SECRET -6- United States and its We”
“. to CIA by Nosenko and his subsequent handling. In doing so, we shall for ease of reference from ti me to time allude to t he th esis regarding KGB operations and intentions--claborated by Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Pl ot." In fairness, it must be all owed th at this t”
“gainst US Citizens 82 C. Moscow Microphones 84 D. William John Christopher Vassall 84 Ε. Lea ds to F oreign Nationals 85 F. Summary E valuati on 85 Chapter V. The Analytical Foundations of the "Monster Plot" 86 A. B. L ack”
“culosis sanatorium near Moscow for treatment. For reasons of health, he did not return to the Far Ea st but wa s sent instead to the Baltic are AGENCY : REC ORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM CIA AGENCY INFORMATION 104-1”
“an as a factor reflecting on the validity of the purported intelligence he gave us. It was a pparent ly felt that, if we could maintain his stability, we could depend not only upon the objectively verifiable facts he gave us but also upon his often very theoretical generalization”
“. 149 C. Conclusions • 157-158 Chapter X Impact of the "Monster Plot" on CIA'S Positive Intelligence and CI Missions 159 A. The Case of 159 B. Effect on Other Potential Opera- tions 173 C. How CIA Worked to Defeat Itself 175 • • Chapter XI Methodology and Leadership 177 A. Lack o”
“f the to p lea 104-10211-10004 MATERIA L REVI EWE D AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMEBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETIONS, IF ANY: > Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Recor”
“uation 81 A. Information on KGB Personnel 81 B. KGB Recruitment Efforts Against US Citizens 82 C. Mo sc ow Microphones 84 D. William John Christopher Vassall 84 Ε. Leads to Foreign Nationals 85 F. Summary Evaluation 85 Chapter V. The Analytical Foundations of the "Monster Plot" 8”
“6 Evaluation 81 A. Information on KGB Personnel 81 B. KGB Recruitment Efforts Against US Citizens 82 C. Moscow Microphones 84 D. William John Christopher Vassall 84 Ε. Leads to Foreign Nationals 85 F. Summary Evaluation 85 Chapter V. The Analytical Foundations of the "Monster Plo”
“hesis regarding KGB operations and intentions--claborated by Golitsyn and others--as the "Monster Pl ot." In fairness, it must be allowed that this term was in common usage not by the thesis' proponents but rather by its detractors; yet no other name serves so aptly to capsulize ”
“o the deputy chief of the Second Chief Director ate (in ternal coun- t 104-10211-10004 MATERIAL REVI EWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMEBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETIONS, IF ANY: > ”
“the "Monster Plot" on CIA's Positive Intellig ence and CI Missions 159 A. The C ase of 159 B. Effect on Other Potential Opera- tions 173 : C. How CIA Worked to Defeat Itself 175 Chapter XI Methodology and Leadership 177 • ... A. Lack of Counterintelligence Methodology 177. B. Inf”
“324048711 Page 2 : Introduction Chapter I SECRET THE MONSTER PLOT CIA'S : Organizational Background: Handling of Soviet Positive Intelli- gence and CI Matters 1 3 Chapter II Biographical Data: 1927-1962. 7 Chapter III Chronicle: 1962-1969 12 A. Initial Contacts 12 B. Bona Fides 1”
“ather than as a factor reflecting on the validity of the purported intelligence he gave us. It was a pparently felt that, if we could maintain his stability, we could depend not only upon the objectively verifiable facts he gave us but also upon his often very theoretical general”
“l for ease of reference from time to time allude to the thesis regarding KGB operations and intentio ns --claborated by Golitsyn and othe rs--as the "Monster Pl ot." In fairness , it mu st be a llo wed t hat this term was in common usage not by the thesis' proponents but rather b”