“1 4-00000 The tw CH issueo-vereonly 200 copies maximum. ck toiya 5 It was still printed until No. 13, the-ond-of the-year. the end of that first year. Ine tvoli Issues were printed there. The twelfth issue was ■It was never distributed. J only 200, or 366 copies maximum. ”
“bitst la be the editor in chief of this publication. Verges immediately offered ne a job as a reger salaried photographer of Revolution cr 63 a pieco-ceal photogrecher. I indicated I thought papaant the job was better, cir cover outfit is not “liberal” as I CA. Regular salary”
“00000 eo SECRET 1o Peenoh MLt’en S. Eassazed Rovalngkane this Uwgubaseh S.A.2.L. Neuvilles Editions Enternationalos, 79, Sue :- Faris 5% The S18J$ 19000 62 R6vo28020a *Goatertior Pas ::bliohed at so rue Franeozs e Paris 00e .Vasas a Sit", Lausanne, Ssitzorlari, at ound D”
“Switserlandm and/then he started .‘ to set up — he had some money, obviously in France • 4. and then he started transferring his funds from Algiers-from Lausanne - - transferred it on his person, on my person - no he never carried any money, but I carried some, and Kessel did”
“Paris Feed, jamily- wise, wife this whole Bitat -Zaha Diff crowd. and saw Verges, le had been in contact with Verges and he was very much Our transfer/was simply that here we had been working for Verges personally. The money, there -in Switzerland, had been his money and th”
“esery’y? N it SECRET Att, to OEL-39,251 24 Sept 1964 snoPifsde "-HB RieuAeo IGuson Grr. K. CCC 01514406 S46-LA80 .ts runs_ 0. "AP Ar Am ASA Revs SEPT G4 TOOK - . LGGAL AcTo+ CN £I,soo Due HIM : PAST SALARY. Soer Doesn’t ExPBcT VERGes wiut, 09 PAFRIOA, LATIB AMERI”
“RieWneot IG.sow SC Peunitive RA EM-L800 MAA RD. AP, CAT AC. AS.A Rev - sepT G4 fee LGGA- ACTION • Ccov E SCO Due HIM W Pesr LAL ARY. Soe. ‘ ExPecT J. veRGes ColL.L, ea - DAVAZOA, LAPIN DARON, ASZA s-votrxuse AOLG DRY, • A Marat source >« provilei the following informati”
“Reports that VERGES 5292 had stolen this money were not true. apaud 4. The publication owed 40,000 Swiss francs to a businessman, possibly Swiss, named KESSEL and 30,000 MANJief france to the French printers, in GIBSOS's viov too much money had been spent on maintaining ”
“Editor of a political monthly journal called "Revolution". He te Susa Y R wyqdg2--x-*9Rgj-s*wus*4994 100 also reported to the head the China Lobby in arts. 1 Acquaintance The writer met Verges in 1951 when he visited Delhi. In 1955 *x the writer stayed with Verges in a”
“very small. Could put the magazine out of existence. Jeogus has not contacted and He has only to demand money Grwanin 11 don’t find it in 48 hours could force bankruptcy.But he wauldit ds guardantee that unless someonethatwould(Won he would get his 48,000. To Guarantee P”
“Africa, who obviously - she works for tex 7 xNan East Germ ) here, named RosalindiAinslie, South African, European woman fron South ZxShE kex News - Agency here now) would have been their agent. It was even going to be incorporated here under her name. Verges was going to ”
“off by the Chinese as a "Trotskyite." GRIPPA has also been quoted as saying that the printing of MCR . mienI’AN ' would be transferred from Lausanne to Belgium and to GRIPPA’® own 1 publishing facility. (This is not known have tak on plar:.) • , C. There have been re”
“4-00000 He represents nothing. He’ sort of hopeless person. She’ very dynamic woman. Verges claimed that she had become a police informer, for . - **1 / as... the Algerian police, and that We she talked to very opposite groups and to occasionally, 2kax*a*ked to Mamani of t”
“14400000 t REQUIREMENTS - ANDERS ON 1, LAfe story, with particular coverage of the founding of his firm ' diditiers " * = la Cite" in Switzerland. Dates, contacts, financing. Biographle data * also on als wife. 2. Detalle an "Centre Lenine" and its publication Oetebre, W”
“1 4-00000 62 1 ou don't really need it anyway. Just an identification- run: will take an expired passport up in Common Market countries, up to five years. How he got to Japan I don't know. He nay have finally applied for t French passport. X thought that he still wanted to ”
“" dabinturth.wxias. a e -2aE E DRAFT SEORET - nr a 0 n om st a- re kr Durir3 the past year Revolution cnd Run Dies eu em s Africa BORN CTERSON Antin Damanston have unecraomewot od u- rr isportant shanges. For a GAme Buving the Ca-xe At sa w reported th”
“in Captenbmp for a sum in excess of £1,500. CIECON capcots that VICES will be unable to pay this cun to 100G other debts and that bo will to Coolared banrups. IDx hopes that it will thon to pcosible for lilo ADREsCa, the Svedish printer of tba English editicre m3 both the E”
“/ He represents nothing. He's a sort of hopeless person. She’ very 1 dynamic woman. Verges claimed that she had become a police informer, for the Algerian police, and that ver she talked to very opposite groups and to occasionally, Shex*a*ke to Mamani of the Salawa ExawAx par”
“530 vo • SECRET - •2- Algeria’s Workers Management Committees Gerard CHALIAND. End of an Era. Borgoaud Leaves Algeria J. MINCES And K. BEXXCUC The U.A.E. and French "Presence" Albert-Paul LENTEN Algeria’s Investment Code Jacques CHARRIERS .The Konya-Sccali Crisie Tony H”
“STRELKOV) i Afrleaine and then Revolution. Others oi e who went to Algeria? LAd all retara to h ance ? thi sut 45. yes know any Americans attending the subversive/ cabotage school La t ato Prague? Any info on this Lastitution and e identities of participants wou”
“14-00000 to meet(7). mxdsf? they couldn't keep up (with it). (Did Sinet bring him to kKREEREB)x Revolution)/ gimre Eexxx Yes. He was delegated to do the work of the English edition. Sinet couldn't do it and this was before the French edition was started in France, so it wa”
“exzeara of calery. Jacques V.202 made no attempt to pay these aszoare with the result that the CIBXMla took Legal goticn ens • received judgement in their favour early in Coptanbu? for a cum in excess of £1,500. GIEXCH expects the • VIDES vill bo unable to my this man c? to ”
“Etudlanta ‘« Prance, 15 me Soufflot (5) Dant. 71.40 l A si C -e z t Union Nle den Intellectuals, 2 te de l’Elysee, Anj. 91.54 s s na u u r t Union Nle daa "pootacles, ?ure de 1’ lyevo, Anj. 91.54 t n m O L Union Nlo des Viaus "revuilleurs, 3 av. Sat”
“19. rethier described drivel losert, refat eritine of Toalo;, ms • rege. tion vy of 41 old tud • % on e along with (‘e pent sapori y oe high e unvat officers et th. "oulon tioval base, 20. Accordiu to Alle ro. the Toulon editica of novge-11di, the Ce wud it paper published i”
“"Mok rnxe y&e ?.-•. - *7 0?).* Jurema Finamour, this poor Brazilian, who was involved in t most vague V way. Verges put this person's name- I don't know whether it is a man or woman- think it's a woman- on the magazine, actually never received zn***n anything from her. I hear”
“wean - Tes. d To wand away authors (fron Maspero). Hassan Riab wrote for him. Chalion, whom he got for Revolution Africaine wrote for him and now is ----------------------- Hasef Keen back again working for him, writing for him. Cassell also. Chen also. Almost everyone. Even”
“40,84 ligun Francalse .l’nasigneiont, $ rue Recamier (Game) Lit. 88.71 Vouvement un intellectuals rancais four la “efense de la “six, -yhekikiritredsventhnd 3 mnie 00 yramides (lor) Ore, 30.00 Mouvement national Judictaire, Palais :e Justice, Qd du Falale (4ez0) Plein A”
“owed 43,000 Swiss France to 07952149628 Mt a businessman, possibly Swiss, razed KE3SEL and 30,000 francs to the French printer*. In GIBSCS’s view too euch money had been spent on maintaining prestige offices at 40 rue Francois lor, Paris. 6N: 5. When "Africa, Latin Ameri”
“)0000 his ambition, but his ambition seems to shift from one thing to the other. You don’t know exactly what does he want. When he started this magazine, obviously he wanted to play a role in Algeria and Africa. Driven out of L 9 Africa, he still thinks he's going to get i”
“14-00000 % Pre i * "AVEICA, ITI 2) ERICA, ATTA azvourIG " ‘ ‘ , ih le RICAACO C:r.os Li b son ENGLAND >« CMGR eo 00 un n 9 wer, ’ *0 AIWa Arris” • +17 The fol owing information was received (* COM C.C F GAAICL e.r in the first half of Cotober 1954 from a source in c”
“sejour; he could not obtain one since Verges never agreed to work contract which would be required at the time of application for a carte de sejour). € (In connection with the Verges suit: S/l's French lawyer Pierre -* Schwarzenberg, has not pressed the charges; is Communist ”
“exercise slower control over the French edition than he 1 did over the English edition, he never- well once or twice he said put or thr in or don’t put this in. He printed an article about Algeria which”
“14-00000 Tape found starts volume a Little E. Later RevabetirG ufeed frsufh Aquicaine in -all 18 raine W heer - spe and prater we all up. de stusaie, ) This 18 Feb 1965 10 to 11:30 the magazine. J It was essentially put together by Europeans. The actual editor”
“close intereat in African affairs. Reported to be Legal Adviser . Jacques Camille Raymond VERDEs3c1-I8ciwN alias Jacques Mansour VERGES A. - was born on 5th March 1925 or 480164 5th Larch 1929 at Oubone, Thailand. He was a. member of the French Communist Party in 2951 and ”
“paper exclusively for women and which would treat all questions interesting to women the home, the factory, Coodl, the child, clo thing, education, ets. But it is wondered if women have not adopted the ha bit of reading their husbands’ paper, and would not be reluctant to in”
“office Be had- well the only person who worked with the magazine was somebody - in the Ministry of Finance who writes under the name of Jalet. He does . land)) the economic section. I forget his real name — maybe Roget. Be handled articles Common Market things. That's wh”
“4-00000 ((Amilear Cabrera)) That was name used, not a pseudonym, a false name. It doesn't represen O1*4l 1 anyone, it represents the FALN, of Venezuela in Europe. They have a bureau In France. I didn't really know then. I knew there were several *a some of people. One o”
“14-00000 vnane C/NE to DISPATCH Chief ef Station, Parts CLAFENCATGN SECRET - MOCEuacQ ACTION wino so cause___ • aw EEgruuN 1 O.O Chief, NE Cur dxu0E9 6tB __ CNeL, WK - 010 AC32 mazzml Chief of Bictien, Now Delhi w DRaev KOB IRD/LCHARVEST/PADDAYON PADRAYON/1 Re”
“that the local police would probably • not know about it. They probably were aware, but they weren't going to bother, anyway. From Lausanne I went to Milan, Milan to Rome, Rome back to to - Coxooutto ExuBiktbunuiesEexAndersson again, then Paris, and from Paris to Brussels ”
“Boo - h 6 .a ie d kerskdentevt-he.1 ’ 7 5 F a re • w crieias • • % . Secretin 1 LUSTRIKER REPORT £32, Fulpa 31 Jan Subji Contacts, 30 Jan— 31 Jan. - 1: Jean Marie Boeglin: Saw him three times, his home, efrice of Revolution Africaine, and Brasserie Berry, 30-31 vanry.”
“corroborate what you know — Secondly) ■ ( in particular J in terms of following up,. If there's anything- For instance, I would the Uside of this story from J suggest, the person to get $hkB Algerian thing from would be Georges the Lwho— Arnault, xiaxieix French writer who w”
“knots, as 70 ontly' feel the need to widen and strengthen unity, with our Af-o-Amo- rican brothers in vac states. (.le have dispatched 50 copies of tho second iocae of the VAJ to you). eWe are just having some material typed and would let you then as soon ta they are done. T”
“de Vigilance Comite de Defense do la Republique Bureau Annexe Sud dea Vietnamiens, An affiliation of the 5V Delegation Generale des Vietnamiens de France.I ECRE renteeowon • ws 1“ 111”
“SINCE 1958 - ALGERIAN INVOLVEMENT IN PARI, FPCC WORK c; O o P Y IN NEW YORK, TRAVEL ALGIERS AND SUBSEQUENT vIcISSIT 201-306052 p REVOLUTION. 22 JAN 1965 3. G LEAVING NEXT FEW DAYS TO TRAVEL EUROPE, TO INTERVIEW VARIOUS LEFTISTS AND COMMIES (INCL GRIPPA) AS WELL AS NUMBER O”
“14-00000 3: Y A irit ...SECRET - 2- 4. With GIBSON out of she viy, VERGES and his supporters were hoping to rosusa blication of the English editic.. OIBSON also seemed determined to carry on and it has been reported vaat as early, as June 1964 he vaa enquiring into the ”
“14-00000 CX - 9 452 1 ' _K6. - • Toulouse 12 Septiombre 1945,, INFLUENOIA DS LO3COMUNI STAS on TOULOUSE , Los comunietas influyen totalmente en ol FRONT NATIONAL® y su diario *LE PATatOTS®, de Toulouse, Asimismo on ol COMITE PRANCE-ESPAGKS, cuyo Prosidente Jean OASS”
“For magazine addressed to the Spanish workers in France and in Western Europe, the problem was for then to find someone to print it. clandestinely, J__ And they found someone I think with sinet and Strelkoff.: 7 (What about Strelkoff) ,, Let's go down the line. The next one ”
“wad (Let no what I can find out. . soon as I can. . now questions and anrvers. The invited Verges to Algeria in 63) 4 the didn't go to Algeria in 63. He went to China. He was already in Algiers. Be was in Algiers from the ** point of independence, that was with the clandes”
“l’Etat tout Bennett, Dortour en Ft Etielag des protesters de ri det an general de tout •- soul la ticks de promouvoir le l’un de sea huit Assists xmlste baition que TIHECE Jean 23 et Ple 9 developpement teonomique du pays. Il ont eoncetent de sa mis- Foire Iel, le vice - pre”
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