“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”
“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 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 ”
“that he had reviewed the Soviet press for that period and found nothing about MASARYK. This was quickly endorsed by. SVESTKA. When the undersigned once more stated his belief that people who had known better would take the first opportunity to overthrow Communism, both CHERN”
“14,00000 i J. ll 180 i sl a• vn a SECREY -10- - undersigned even more blandly asked him if he meant to say that Czechoslovakia would have become a Communist power had the Soviet armies not occupied the country by the end of the SVESTKA said that there was no doubt”
“---999an-jnden/ddts.0* . ranctev ZONF’A"IMn Ty A TV aril condemn the anti- sidtuaithat; a date had been set what i have said, reallycarried ,I ■r "Arbecna Fftroleuni Corn- ^u,ust 2,000 Birds, manifesto for a meeting of an Waha m Pac1 • out a two-faced policy. They bo- 2, - 2 ”
“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”
“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- ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“-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 ”
“memory than Pres Europe believes. They will remember what good came to them from asove from the • Went; that it wBS the bombs which on the eve of * end nar were murdering women and children in peasef:1 residential quarters of Prague and Plzen and which destroyed the Plzen Sko”
“-3- At thin time, fioupustino advised, the Czechoslovaks are still meeting in Separate r/go, but that the morrer in expected to take place wiry shortly. She further advised that The. Zenkl and announced his Committee’s indebtedness he turn 2 to *3,0 0; whereupon Mr. Vedoler ”
“convincing the., or couble dealing, "t the "Council of Free Czechoslovakia" 1: in: ested even now by ".ollov-trecellers", ft has been : roved ly 33 c " po jig serore ti.o oubco.mittee to investi Pto the me inistintion o, the Internal Security Act and other Internal decu”
“3. CTRT COETSRTML SECRET Jmary 10, 1952 Tool !mme: Tor tfr. “. ". Polboar lr. J. 7. Leich From: N.J. Nose CODJECT: meport of a otant of State Depertaont, Todwaday, January 2. 19. 2. Jan ms Auguntino, !. rated ‘la d Lt:, zalworth Barbour, P MBEDT a Mr. Harold C. Vedolor,”
“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. ”
“-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”
“SOVIET STRENGTH. IT WOULD WEAKEN NATO. H. WEST GERMAN GOVERNMENT ALSO VIGOROUSLY OPPOSED TO RAFACKI PLAY AND ALL SUCH “DISENGAGEMENT" PLANS CENTRAL EUROPE FOR SAME REASONS. BONN ALSO CONSIDERS SUCH PROPOSALS AS SINISTER AND SUBTLY INTIMIDATORY TO WEST GERMANS, WHO DO NOT C”
“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 ToTeT Ycrfe 119a € Jrw YX 1 26 Jan 19636E IC ar 5 FTu: 1. Z. Hajen . SA. Sralaater, Charles Ses e ph y CS Ke-rarst 5 iegluattm Segrinn wtgyghf io n ad: 399 I bare been informed by a 9vrce rbieculy ba CorCa.t Tsag th am fme * nf the hare Pfou, C NE - h”
“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 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 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”
“• 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 ”
“II. 10 May-72 EAST GERMANY a The Czechoslovak.guestoivere cersianay msenarr ond lay 1972 at Berlin-Schonereid Air- port by Herbert Nalchorek, deputy hoedoorathesagics nlepartment, and other collabora- tors of the SED Central Comitzen,ws-uellwas-byang sentatives of the CSSR Em”
“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 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”
“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”
“as the outcome the negotiations. i-s Augustine informed the meeting of Dr. Dolbeare’s opinion that, should negotiations fail: a) all financial ties would cease with organised Czechoslovak exile groups , / NCPE would obliged to select individuals as advisers in various functi”
“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”
“4-00000 2 Corvs rce: : r.-vunni : inl: r of Justice; ix.Pue Jel ; te .o (1.0,0 nid 1do olabor on rys in Crceno-Slovnrie. Corta or : see Presidency Ox the Jlove: 1 Cent oil ". atialry I visited : rent de : test : . ’ . boint erected in 1 o. th- V: Ar,; • istie a/orvow.”
“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”
“were coming from above" and that our people knew this". Yet our people have got a longer memory than Free Europe believes. They will remember what good came so them from above from the West; that it wee the bombs which on the eve of the end -of the war were murdering women an”
“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”
“4-00000 orid-hera or 2, 1952 raio Europe Anti.German Propaganda Houses Reds’ The money was to be spent not for building and equipping a broadcast station, but also for financing the escape of refugees. Station Got Millio from countries behind the Iron C’urrain and giving”
“so that the latter may address concentrated and repeated appeals to the Red Army not to fire on Polish workers and peasants, not to interfere in the Polish struggle for freedom, and to consider the Polish people as the allies of the soviet people in their common struggle agai”
“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”
“14-00000 •2• inclusion of Dr. Cousky, or am other person, >8 one of the 12 representatives of the National Council, who, together with the 12 representatives the mtioal Carrittea an to onrry on the discu afonn leading to the formation pannent bod to represent Csoclonlovak ”
“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”
“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,”
“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”
“# 122 USFA 21 July 1950 Secret, University Professors Dr. KOVARNA is listed among Czech "traitors" residing in Western countriea on a Cominform circular from Prague which instruct-;; all the v arlous sections of the Cominform in all countries to furnish all possible informati”
“14-00000 MESSAGE ON BANKNOTE' On one side: Czechoslovaks, know this: The regimeic weaker than you have dared to think! Power dies with the. people and the people stand opposed. With unity and courage, organize your strength: Down ■ with the collective! Insist on workers’”
“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”
“14-00000 Corr CAAp: deeper and hit harder on religion and philosophy. 6. While Congressman Kersten is aware that many of the captive population are not interested in Tightest movements, it is his opinion that RFE cannot beat communism with socialism. In particular, he f”
“14-00000 Executive Roguery SECRET an FORMATION: 7-8541 Chief, Operations Division, CPC 29 February 1952 Attention: Mr. W. F. Rowland Chief, Contact Division, 00 HH-196 Hungarian Exile Activities 1. A Hungarian Governzent-in-Exile which feels that it can "awaken the spir”
“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:”
“can only ornate die- gust towards those who have started this criminal action. Besides, the pictures of the Fascist provocations in Berlin are no sensa tional news for us, as the directors cf the balloon action coviously imagine. Similar pictures were published not-long ago in c”
“14-00000 With words of justified anger cur citizens come with the leaflets and they are especially offended by the fact that ons of the leaflets is some kind of a facsimile of the new Czechoslovak crown stamped on both sides by inflanatory words. Cur citizens hold in esteem”