“#52 Elbe Strasse Frankfurt a. Main 5 January 1963 Mr. Gecre Sanders 145. oenmark Str . .Oberursel Frankfurt a. Main Dear Mr. Sanders: Just wanted to drop you this line to tell you again how much I. enjoyed our conversation the other evening at the Bahnhof. ‘ My greates”
“ol- lows: TOP SECRET LAURICLE ZERIFLE Atta: Chiei, KUTUBÉ/D To be opened by Daniel M. PRESLAND only. He require the original and one copy saly. Necessary Headquarters coordination on traffic will be undertaken by Chief, KUTUBE/D with Chief, E. 6. It is requested that all copies o”
“contents, if the item has been opened, will be available upon request. 4. In order to facilitate your reading of machine run entries, there follows an explanation of the various types of replies which you will receive in connection with requests. A hypothetical request for ”
“date of the intercept. The second date is the date of the communication inside the letter. The "X" under the "Ban" column indicates the letter was opened. Again this indicator would indicate only a possible identi fication since KKB under '‘Loc” indicates California. In this”
“TRACES ROTNICKI CR TEPLITZ-SEMBLITSKY. ASSUME lc FOLLOWING UP CE ASPECTS AND ACTIVITIES WEST GERMANY. ---------- H. CUNNINGS*- VLH WT d. JANEY • , BFLEASINC OFTicku " GRfL NATING AND ooaotNn'corss V piwertu non orricze 01.02% 18 AUG 51 TOD- SECRET Corr No. IT IS FOLBIDDI”
“14-00000 -6 this goal, but it is not certain that he could get the original fee back from Schwarzenberg. 8. For future contacts, Redigast gave s/1 "an alias I an using: Janes Sunderland, c/o American Express, rue Scribe, Paris 9, the "c/o American Express" being optional”
“Subject. Per cables from Headquarters Rostedt is empowered to decide whether Subject should be brought to Germany and if so, it would save one extra trip to Paris if this document were carried by the undersigned to the 6 April meeting so that he could be brought directly to G”
“traces, the following procedure is worthy of study. If Headquarters possesses, and time permits. will believe it worthwhile to forward an immediate summary to the Station rendering support if the background of the defootor is such that it would a matter of local interest. Thi”
“14-00000 Stuaul 2 May 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA SUBJECT : Trace Results - AMSTALK-1 (2C1-307337) REFERENCE : Your memorandum dated 26 April 1968 The trace results requested in your memorandum were forwarded to your office on 24 April 1968 Raymond A. Warren C/WH/4 ”
“4-00000 CLASSIFICATION TO DISPATCH SECRET t-G. POSED 1 PROCE SSING NITION wapeit fe ***** :v Chief, S3 OXXX.N %**: INFO CAI’ 0 AED Chief, WE Chief of Station, Vienna <*X--*«/ES MM Chief, EE FROM Chief of Station, Paris WOMH ABSTRACT SJBEL REDWOOD/LCIPROVE,: J”
“mailing by WINTERS and was direct result of KGB surveillance of WINTERS. 0001253 4 SEPDET X VBR”
“Anr-a-comsi DISPATCH SECRET OPpa- 55220 ro Chief MATOPAZ Germany . -u»_«»-t»i wit •■ INFO Chief,WZ and Chief,CR . None' FROM Chief of Station, Paris DATE Plane SuBjfCT General: AGUATIC/REDWCODOperational---- ------------- : • 433 - CHECK -1 CA.E) Specifics Testing lette”
“14-00000 7 10 Copy Nr:_ Precedence.... ..... OUTGOING 83/7 of Copies from: VC NR: „ CO AND Calky, 8I CONFIDENTIAL— to 1 DATE: CO, NUEDEB 1•‘■ 29 April 1947 00:tia NR: Destination I 744 MILER DZPAXPINO SHANGHAI APPROXIVELY PiVS MAY FOR YOUR STATION. NILER 18 TO Y”
“)4-00000 / y PwTp36 OUTGOING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SECRET PAGE No. . SECURITY INFORMATION ERANKFURT ROUTINE To: FROM: 00/OPC/oso 20 DEC 51 Conrmmatio:s:90/c3 . / -. A - OUT 9539 . OPC: (1), OpS (2), Inruemartob: AD/so(7-8-9-10), WHD P”
“CLASSIFICATION pis?a. Symsou **D so DISPATCH SECRET PRIORITY EGT 15911 TO : Chief of Station, PARIS Attn: James D. WINTER- HEADQUARTERS FiLL M3 INFO HALTER ,Chief, EE; Chief, WE; Chief, SR; Chief, KURIOT FROM s Chief of Station, GERMANY DATE 8 November 1960 SUBJECT . AQUA”
“H SYMBOL AND NUMBER HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER CFICE OFFICER ORIGINATING YPIST FI/D/Ops 3 M. SILVER 03 COORDINATING OFFICE SYME OFFICERS NAME rho EXT 4652 104-10185-10045 : CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 5. CLASSIFICATION TOP SECRET AU DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO. OIFW 18582 To provide maximu”
“OP SECRET P h o n e (A re a 2 0 2 ) 5 4 4 -6 0 0 0 132 1 Mr. Phillips. There is no indicator to say who it went 2 to. 5 Mr. Schwarz. Does the"eyes only"have any significance 4 to you in the third line? 5 Mr. Phillips. Only in the sense that what Colonel 6 Wimert was sa”
“14-00000 snevewerens-war-R-ng - . ^ * _ er TANDARD PO No. 66 4 Q1 Office Memoranda 30T0• UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 2 ■ TO 8. Chief, Contact Division DATE: 5 March 1956 7 Attn : Support (Travis) FROM : Chief, New York Office SUBJECT: Case 9145 WA 0350 pst 1. We”
“14-00000 w’ CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF - DISPATCH OELA-43,294 able to provide • great deal of information despite his having been pushed aside frost active and direct participation in recent months.' 2. Baesd on the forogeing, the best plo”
“14-00000 ******** : . Z .‘ 2 - ola. TO: Mr. Scott By hand please FROM: Deputy Chief of Mission 114 Ambrsader Fre e man told me a L4 June ther unad thisilea Lecussin for full dis. Foreion Minister Flores orAntons 22 Jan Carrico 1968 d /* > g ..2 4 z y u - 4 A 5 ”
“14-00000 GET 25 SEP 1962 T09 Director Podarul Garem ef Investigation Attention: tr. . J. rich 7*00 Deputy Director, (Flazs) SUSMACS soaen SpiriJes r.Baliyt, also <40vn se Nasan 2.3 dltl Internal Ge-urity - susete 1. Reference ia made 80 your letter saved 12 July 19”
“14-00000 10 ail rettin AI-8084 No CONTENT. 00 le requested permission Jean FRI 1 - To Talle E Salzach th FBI bad March 1962 no obj e c ti o n e Sal60am Geor19gApril 2 DATE Jr 0 TRANSMITTAL SLIP DATEVinrd TRS MITTAL SLIP 15APT. 3 TO: TO: SASLECE/ Trettin ”
“--alia -71 At Aug CX F. "SANCEP3 declined to offer more specific infortati flight to West Berlin. Allegedly, the manner in which hia* 4 . C-a t-x h -n ic tv .. -l-a tu o z k . "to arrange se his trip % also ururaan to hip PNe would appreciste.all fnrermation en samapa avai”
“INSTABILITY AND CLEARANCES REVOKED, JUNE 1968 LNGOLD REQUESTED WOFIRM TRACES ON SUBJECT AND REFERRED TO LNERGO. PRESUME THIS REQUEST STEMS FROM HIS APPROACH AMCONGEN ZURICH JUNE 1968 AND DETAILED INFO ALREADY KNOWN CONSULATE. 4. BERN V. BER~ Pass LuRtoW tiNEa COB RETURNS. AB”
“Forces in the Federal Republic of Germany. The Government is highly appreciative of the excellent services hereto fore rendered by the undersigned. However, to preserve the security above mentioned, it is further understool and agreed that both parties shall here after dis”
“a high degree of selectivity will net us more in the long run than aiming at quick accomplishments. 3. As we understood it from Clarkson, Corbisiero will start his search in Antwerp. Please insure that he does agt search in Frauce since we have activities underway there with whic”
“oth to remmeder us. Our best wishes to you and your dear wife, may you have a long and happy life we No-gether. Kood luck to you in your adoster Country. Kind regards From Margaret Hans 1384 B 57 1702 KI SEC Ce CONFIDENTIA 0 NW 66000 Docld:34432014 Page 4 Δ i April 1957. Grüsse u”
“** *** 1. Requesting Organization: 2. To: CO, Station (Att'n 3. Coverage is required of: -Telephone- Confidential CONFIDENTIAL! REQUEST FOR CIS COVERAGE 56 th CIC LOGE VIZI ΑΠΟ 742 UY Hes. Info Copy 66th CIC Group USARE UR BS 1702 (Letter-No.) Date 20 Jure 1954 742 APO Hermann ..”
“UON PROCESSING ACTION TO DISPATCH S-E-C-R-E-T MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED Chief ofStation. London INFO. ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING FROM MUCEOFILM Chief, WE_________ SUBJECT KUDESK/LCHARVEST ------- Debriefing of hicharu T.—Ga-bSOR Iraus arit ”
“•T , ECRET EUFA 22041 76-6-39 Two visit German lbly black, if necessary) for full debriefing and asse soment It would seem to Us that if we can arrange a visit to Germany, the future problems uhf ch would ar co conpera.rg his secure reroval to REACRE for tra ning can t =”
“DEALT IN T HE OR GAN IZATICN. 15-18 2. UNLESS A DV ISED TO CONTRARY BASE WILL, AS IT HAS IN THE PAST, 15-10 .LEAVE THIS M ATT ER STRICTLY TO CONSULATE. BERN PLEASE ADV ISE LNER GO. 3. M OST RECENT STATE MESSAGE WAS US MISSION BERLIN 25 67 OF 26 00 OCTOBER 68. SEC RET”
“USED: ZACHARY T. HUNTINGTON F. NEXT MEETING: TO BE SCHEDULED AFTER 03 JANUARY 1994 2 . A. MEETING ARRANGEMENTS: C/O WILL CALL W/1 AND ARRANGE THE TIME OF THE MEETING. THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AT W/l'S HOME. B. INTELLIGENCE: NONE THIS MEETING. C. OPERATIONAL: SEE REF A FOR I”
“CPNZIDESTLAS3 NY 134-3315 .21. Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 9/28/60, at NY captioned "C^Og^M^Ml^^ - CZ". .. * ‘ 22. Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 12/8/60, • at NY captioned "E-WeterrekS, IS - R". ■ r L 23. Memo of SA EDWARD F. GAMBER, dated 12/16/60,, , at NY c”
“14:00000 Em (DAP2042) • Hertelry 3-6 3-6.15 3 February 1953 ‘dear Mr. Dollaroza: I appreciate your letter and your interest. I recall with pleasure our acquaintance during the war and have noted your dosiro to serve the "democratic cause". Very sincerely yours. ”
“could do this securely and without attracting attention. The means of authenticating the approach outlined in reference should be ample - assuming that AEPADDLE’s arrangements are firm. 3. Unless the Paris Station is in a position to make the contact with Subject, we request ”
“these papers. 4. We see no reason for London Station to retain this copy in the files, and propose to destroy it unless Headquarters asks us to send it on to sore other addressed. Similarly, ve plan to destroy our copy of the rough transcript of the debriofing (previously for”
“TERS FILE NO. Chief, SR. INFO EE, COS/G 74-6-324/3 F.F. #2358 FROM DATE Chief, Munich Base SUBJECT A 22 May 1959 RE: "43-3" (CHECK "X" ONE) REDWOOD/AERONAUT liplication of Aline MOSBY in the OPERATIONS MARKED FOR INDEXING Operationxy XXX NO INDEXING REQUIRED ACTION REQUIRED See P”
“C/SAS w/attchs. 1 68-496/16 /os*:/ VOLSKY DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED Wasy DC. -------------- 1 — -60007-1-- CROSS REFERENCE(TOs from ^1 ’trunruding 5 April 1963 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER UFGA-8381 PR 9 063 e.G.bsaffication JESENS 43-43 S C R ET HEADQUARTERS FILE”
“liaison. 4. To Vienna: The interview with DIDKOWSKYJ contains a statement that KOZAK left the camp in Salzburg for France with HYKYPORUK in 1948 or 1949. Other information indicates that KOZAK came to France in 1946 -from Munich. We would appreciate your checking Station and ”
“was glue bleeding plus fiber tears, olus additional glue had been added to the upper flap (glue must have run and was sticking inside en the letter). S/l impressions were clearly visible - under ultraviolet light (short wave and long wave ) and also under a plain desk light."”
“4-00000 Oats mo DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION SECRET MARKED FOR moons to Chief, KUWOLF H WittkG EQUIED .XXXX :0 ONLY want can JUOCE InCEXIC FROM Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT SRcDTDORIC/Operational Assessment of QREBONY/1 ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES”
“1936-39. This, of course, could explain his involvement in the Spanish Communist Party. 3. It is requested that Rome, Barcelona, and Madrid check Station and Base files for any traces of Subject. Liaison and police contacts may be approached for any information available in t”
“1 4-00000 Me *• 3-1 -25 :BOB: 1185 8 Action for this cable (FSAN 1467) asoummed by this branch. Mr. Phelps on German desk said the only restriction on action at the moment is how much money we, AF/5, are willing to put out. Hext, called Mr. Kallander, TSD, ext 3391. ”
“14-00000 In reply refer tor W-1954 31 March 1952 Dear hins I should or register your dieeussing a matter of gomo interest to ne with Kenneth Walters. If agreeable to him and t 70, — showle like to have from you a few shenta of Radio Free Europo stationery % use for a ”
“14-00000 . CLASSIFID MESSAGE. Graz 1 I 1: 141. a: DIRECTOR - ERN 04 400 61900 3) 5- DEC 12 22462 60 ON: C/ D 2 (MR GRAHAM, FD, NOTIFIED 1812-12 DEC 60)1 No • C/AF, S/C 2 OPERATIONAL DEDIATE IN 15973 wTo, mecon per CSN 43-43 RYBATSIROGUE.: (at 95707) OPIM DIR LE”
“14-00000 8 July 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/OA BUBJEOT: Field Traces on QREBOHY/ 201-306052 This is to inform you that there were no additional traces on QREBOHY/1 from the Field Stations--Algiers, Rome, Paris, or London. Negative traces from Frankfurt Station. Ann ”
“14-00000 SEORET COPY To: Shanghai (Dwarf) ROUTINE FROL: Special Operations 13 May 1943 **w*tt-is4 Conf: CPD (1) OUT 62839 10 0 Jer INFO: WASH 6989 TO: SHAH CAS (8) SFD (9) CITE: WASHE Veuton ALSO (2-3) COPS (4) CRD (5) FBZ (6-7) M RE SHA: 1364 ( IN 42357) ”
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“convinced that any productive relationship depended upon his being able to communicate with his C/0 on a regular basis through, the medium of S/s letters sent through normal mail channels. It was apparent from his early questions that he was unfamiliar with the principles of ”
“I "3. We solicit your advice. There seems to be at least two courses which we might pursue. We could send I I 1 these items to the people to whom they are addressed, under cover of a letter explaining how we had acquired the mail 1 and apologizing for our delay in forwarding”