“persuade the United States ovornpent to 89 on record favoring the present western boundaries of /eland,” of other crospa . loveniane have ano Congressman of their dessent--young and prominent vr. Sletnik from the fourth istriet of vi nogota, our Ssech friends can claim an old”
“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 • a r-ett % . Bonerats President Vice President Recording Secretary Bocrecary-Treseurer ADTIORT COUNCIL Parer* " HLETKO JUITA KRAICOVIC PRSNOIR HRUSCV KT FRANK 3. OURCAR MICHAEL J VARoovICH teen w. 19th Rtrest 10810 Buckeye Road 4786 Baptist Road President Uhtcaa”
“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 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 ”
“, shir I” 1 1 toetithin str wolitars 4* ‘tit, ancither 0 too get ftesti ast. vatrod *guard bs. , • etif Stilada, rie ver d ter krue kle u: Li 8;. ..e who I he many months in solitary 55 confinement shattered M:lada- health But, when finally •f *Ji relsand too the priwiti”
“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 ad NT:1L Sir, On behalf of r. A. dretsionu, ‘hairman of the last conference, and r. Constantine otitch. Chairman of the Serbian Not: nal Committee, Chair an of the next mooting of the Central and astern european inference, I an in viting 01 and your political”
“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 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”
“1 4-00000 G-ca .4 *, JUDKTWS:dd tounxo 10 tat 458.0 . DATE • 13 EaROH 1963 % TO .• Ci 902 • MEXICO CITY FROM, DIRECTOR CAN CONF C/WA5 DEFERRED' ROUTINE INIO i ALDY, C/CA 2. 0/01, O/FT 2, 0,00 & C/SR b, S/C TO PRITT INFO CITE DIR PRIORITY 1 EXI 24811 RYBAT BE”
“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”
“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, ”
“you arc a traitor "S-cadhey too the Peoples’ Democracy of Czechoslovakia. What is your 9* de lense?" woreryect fl Defense? Milada smiles. There 1/ % is so much to say. But where to During the next 15 years,1 ooxcaetye Milada worked tirelessly in the 4 begin? Almost 25 ”
“14-00000 to alter the course of history: new forces rade their appearance on the battlefield, the people son their first major victory in their fight with the regime. CZECHS AND SLOVAKS! The more your oppressors are shaken by uncertainty, the greater in the certainty of yo”
“drobak--lecordinz ecratary. ur. Lakins ( of Latvian descent), Hev. "ilvije rubisio (of Croatian descent) and otephen J. Skubik (or Ukrainian descent)--ureau manager, Joseph A. Jackovica (of ‘lovak descent was Federation’s Secretary reseral cut accused by other officers fer 19”
“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,”
“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”
“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’”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 •2- Since this is an honest letter, and not just pro-forma appreciation retiring President, I emst also, unfortunately. include 00m0 observations that are not so pleasant. 1 raamber very early in my work with NCFT that you taught mo the political meaning Of the w”
“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”
“Iilsonian Zerguo of Datie’s policy, but, in our 0ase,—zo do not want to Cestros anything I our six la constructive. need our American friends and relatives to co purale with us for a positive purpose of , Liberation. This way be 1a the United States the most powerful way *_ ”
“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 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”
“14-00000 . 10/52 Mr. Winner -_ an informtian copy of letter sent l Mr. Jackson today, Mr. Damewood is receiving a copy via regular channels. M.MoCrum -&43. March 10, 1952 Dear Mensignor Vargas- An I wind up cry year with the National Comities for a From Europe, ”
“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-”
“-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 ”
“Church, 423 West 46th Street (this church houses the American Place Theatre — Robert LOWELL’s group). LICCCKY/1 got this idea from the recent Czech travails — which she hails as • evidence of the power of Czech intellocracy — and from the com---. on referred to in paragraph 3”
“4-00000 a AACIREK IPP’CRlANT FA Ck WICH MInEo IhiS ir V. LATLOY Of BASIC PRICIPIES OF 1.TEANAT IONAl. LA PARTICULOEL’ O JECTIONADLE IS THE FACT THAT IT TOOK PLACE AT A TIME When Tie NAIIOSS Of THE ENTIRE WCkLe ARE INCREASING THEIR EFFORTS TC STRA GTPEN THE PEACE AND ASSU”
“Czsonoslovakis, and sh: tella but that country and or Poland, where site 1.2 g not bion, but they have told her a lot about it. 3h- depicts life in Czochoslovakia as extremely sad. She had been there in 1963. She corints that what they did less zar in Czochoslovakic wes to s:”
“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 ”
“Wazolaki.. • ...Former Consul to the Embassy in mactington (until 1945) 3. The purpose of the meeting is to discuse and decide matters concerning •J the foreign policy of the Government in Exile. ECPE has heard rumors, but does not know for a fact, that the Poles intend to r”
“0000 those of cure there nre also st the nomont several serious obstacles for our close cooperation o '''' and ’':° Federation, or two bodies e neist o' different national gre-ps. coze of the nationalities present in C :,DAVO havo not their counterparts in the Federation a”
“Biographie information on Polish sta"f members has bean forwarded to Headquarters. The following examples of spot reports were forwarded for Headquarters’ disseminations Hs--17h, dated 29 August 1256, "Polish (@S-(e3442 Lepation Recaption Commemorating .iti / 11th Anniversar”
“•3 harm are about six million Foricans i >■ Polish descent in the United States. They ensist approximately one half of the estimated total o’ the Central and astern vrojean reg. lovaks and Ukrainians compete for second place, having about one sillion each, in the United Sta”
“)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 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:”
“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 avsit J t ret • /: e nt . ■1 I rend with attention and interest the article "the Aursia First’boyo in andio Proc Eprope‘".by i.r.Kirt Cloner. Erving no docuientation on hand in order to verify all particular effirtations cont ined in this article, I can ox- ”
“Weld nove been the first dermunist country in sh# world, and yet neither cormun- ism nor socialism has nothing to de here while Franco is in. The girl came from Czocarslovakis, an d she talka ebeut that cantry and of Poland, where she S -.9 but they nve sold her a lot about ”
“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”
“led by Gen. Maxime WEYGAND and Gen. Jozef - PILSUDSKI beat an invading Soviet army, which had, among’ other things, Joseph STALIN as its commissar, SV ESTKA tried to dispute the fact that this took place, whereupon the under- signed offered to buy him a. history book. That se”
“• da renvoycr ccn voyege eprs lca nouvelice do la dernlero tentative d'invasion. Jo lui ai encore caul rlccmment a telephone ct il a cu a de Taire part des i recultats n’gatifa de tes efforts, toujours en fonction des cCmes circonstances. Lo lottrea careac’es cux cutres ends ”
“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”
“1 12 rha She organized an underground that Executive Secretary of the baffled the Germans. Instead of large Crecheslovak National Council meetings, she set up a chain of small vof Women, she base member .of groups Only the head of each group the International Comen’s knew ”
“above as though l. lacy ere in the position to control OP at least to veto, the membership the lock. Does HY. liay really believe that he 123 that position? all know, this 3 this pure polarisation. AS 13 a move directed IA’nst T. Callert, sho does not herpes to have the some”
“Dr.Michal Zibrin, former Deputy of Slovak Democratic forty In Prague Parliament,published in "Jednote", on October 29th,19>2, Midletown ,Pa./This ring of the three Czech socialist parties is responsible for the evolution in the policy or Cnecho-Slovokia until February 1 48.9 ”
“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”