“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”
“I 1 SECRET -9- was a young one and on occasion claimed to know more than those who have been purifying Communism for ’50 years - and . more. The undersigned joked about the fact that the Soviet Union would have to give the Cubans petroleum free 'if the sugar crop this y”
“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”
“SERGE YEVICH LOGINOV, soV’ 1 CITY AND KNOWN KGB MEMBER, AND JIRI SVESTKA, CZECH CONSUL AND CONSUL IN ME D0 1 IDENTIFIED MEMBER OF THE CZECH INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, EXHIBITED EVERY INDICATION OF DISBELIEF OF EGYPTIAN CHARGES THAT UNITED STATES’ AIRCRAFT HAVE PROVIDED SUPPORT TO”
“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 E_ONLEAFEET CZECHS AID SLOVAKS: HEAR THE MESSAGE WHICH COMES-90-YOU TODAY FROM THE FREE WOULD! THE SOVIET UNION IS GETTING WEAKER!. THE PNCPLES OF THE CAFTIVE COUNTRIES ARE GROWING STRONGER! The Soviet Union is Rett weaker. The struggle for Stalin’s heritage sh”
“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”
“during 1948; chairman of Committee of Free Czechoslovakia, Paris, France during 1949. w n ro M e trA G .a m a PUBLICATIONS: Has authored over 30 books on art and literature, including Contemporary Painting. - lished in 1932. Collaborated with Encyclopedia Ilium n. branch of”
“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”
“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”
“14-00000 TO CAESAR von w/h Phez .5 MEGHIS RADIO WARSAW JULY 20 0700 HOURS QUO? BALLOON ACTION. AMERICAN : IMPERIALISTS HAVE LATELY LAUNCHED IN RESTRICT GERMANY A CAMPAIGN AGAINST CZECHOSLOVAKIA - THE DAILY RUDE PRAVO STATED IN AN ARTICLE ENTITLED QUOTE A CAMPAIGN CONDEMN”
“047 ■ fyi MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 29 March 1968 1 1. On the occasion of the visit of the local Consular Jef S3/F1 Association to the "Home Fair" on 28 March the undersigned con versed on and off with Jiri SVESTKA (P-7111), Second Secretary of the Czechoslovak Emba”
“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 25 September 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: ASSISTANT TO DCI SUBJECT: Attached Letter from William H. Smyth With reference to the second paragraph of the attached letter, the following information will answer the questions Mr. Smyth’s statement before the House Committee ”
“tSince they were unable to get 1 evidence against her, the Com- munist Secret Police brutally 1 he "fixed" judges sentenced her 1X9 tortured an innocent man, to death. All Czechoslovakia is horrified. % wave of revulsion 0 ®?i • nd forced hun to sign a ‘coules mwerps th”
“PR. b 1. i. 2 ontis 7 ATA 1tr ab A. • 4-7 ,9 ve -"6* Nuil worker, lanser. humanitarian, enem oof dis tstorhup, devoted to Sen sal justice * 2 and equal rrghty-Nilada Horakova fought rd ... and died... for a better way ol life for all. ] Her tunanse to the Naris”
“, 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”
“FRIGHTETED GOVERILENT WAS FORCED TO DESIST FROM APIFLYINO THE PENAL LAWS CON- CERNINO ASSENTESISM. IN MOSCOW, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE NEW OF THE PEOPLES REVOLT IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND GERMAIN, THE INTERNAL STRUGGLE SESAME SHARFSR. BERIA AND HIS ALL-POWERFUL POLICE FELL AS VIC”
“14-00000 1 wthes thought that they will achieve anything >7 #: ball True, the Crusaders of Freedom in tihe West, are losing more possibilici s for conducting enemy, actively on the? ritory of our Republic. On the frontiers of our country there s nds a vigilant guard • ich ”
“undersigned allowed himself to think that in several years at least the Czechs, like the Rumanians before them, would be governing themselves without having first to check with Moscow. This discussion ended about 1 30 in the morning. At 9:00 the undersigned saw LOGINOV, with ”
“14-00000 SECRET Security Information -3- AT ANT RATS, THE SOVIETS ARE IN A BLIND ALLEY. IF HE Wsto BOOT WILL WEIGH EVEN IEAVIMR ON THE NECKS OF THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE ARID •MOSCOW’S CIMANDS vroN THE FRIGHTENED PUPPET GOVERNMENTS OF THE CAPTIVE COUrgs WILL BECONS MORE PRES”
“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, ”
“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 ”
“be worried about possible repercussion of the Czech reforms on his regime. SVESTKA said he did not care what ULBRICH said or did and repeated that the Czechs are masters of their country. When the undersigned pointed out that the new president was not a member of the Com mu”
“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”
“POLICE: YOUR TURN HAS NOT COME. IF ALL THE PEOPLE THAT BENIA PROMOTED AND ALL THS LOCALNORGANS OF THE EVD IN THE USSR ARE TO BE PURGED, AS IS NOW ANNOUNCED, WHAT DO YOU nrNK WILL HA! Piz TO YOUR P002 LARIONETTES IN THE SATELLITES? YOU HAVE EVEN LESS CHANGE TO SURVIVE MEAN TIE”
“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 ”
“• 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 ”
“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. ”
“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”
“-00000 .%. RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS SERVICE July 20, 1953 The following report is one or the first full attacks on the recent "Balloon Operation" in Czechoslovakia. The text was read over Radio Prague on July 13, 1953: We are going to read to you new an article from t”
“themselves in a blind alley, If the Moscow boot weighs even heavier on the necks of the oppressed pecole and if scow’s demands upon the frightened puppet governments become more pressing, the resistance of the people will only gres: for the people will not return into scomJe”
“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”
“14-00000 b National Committee for a Free Europe, Inc >>0 urrH Ablaut * teams! • maw you 1, ». v. . TSLUPNONG BAVANT 9-2100 cause absesss: wavescoun OFFICE IS - Jasest C Gsew October, 1951 eaxwdon ut yas soars De Wen C Poole vesenweaan or vis soans Joke C Hugies The ”
“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 *_ ”
“scientific standing ot univorn.itton, together with various methode of Ineendiorism and sonnenination. The "Green International" fo alas one of the committon’a branches, allied to the gang of tho International ocum pl landlorda deprived of their entates. ‘It is but n few mont”
“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”
“PHILIP A. HRODAK Cadet Union P. O Box IM 311 W. King Dtroety MIDDLETOWN, Pa. Owouso, Micn. BTERANIE o. RUSEK Georgian Court College Lakewood, re. J. October 51, 1952 MDr. Kurt Glaser 1717. -20th St., Il.%. Washington 9, D.C. Dear Mr. Glaser: I hnvo read your article”
“)4-00000 C n p Y MUNICH RFE 20 - JULY 20, 1993 FLEASE NOTE THAT TODAYS PRAVDA CARRIED PEPRINT OF MA OR PORTION OF RUDE PRAVO BALLON EDIT ATAL, INCLUDING mention OF RFE, UNDER TITLE: MOWER OF THE CZECHOSLOVAZ PR0PL8 to run PROVACASEURC AND . SLANDERS". UNITED PRESS C”
“-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 ”
“natural, that this, too, can only create dis- gust towards those' who have started this criminal action. Besides, the pictures of the Fascist provocations in Berlin are, no sensa- tional nems for us, as the directors cf the balloon action obviously imagine. Similar pictures w”
“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- ”
“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”
“W By- 531010. Returning home after 5 horrible years of prisons and concentra- tion camps and torture cham- bers .. . Milada was joyously Apprehensive of Czechoslovakia’s new- reunited with her invalided hus- won freedom and to guard against band and grown daughter. Both an”
“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 ”
“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 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”
“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”
“14-00000 . In July 19h9, Horvat wrote the Honorable Joserh C. Grew in care 1 of the National Committee for a Free Europe introducing himself as the Representative of the Democratic Slovenes and President of the International Peasant Union for Europe, and suggesting that he j”
“14-00000 1 rONP7 bscrity imormation 8 July 1953 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, IO FROM: ES/Czechoslovakia SUBJECT: Bohumil HOUSER 1. Reference ia mode to a letter dated 25 June 1953 and addressed to you from Mr. Leo M. Chorne, Executive Director of the Research Insti- tut”