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=Failures in the USA (1938-48)=
 
=Failures in the USA (1938-48)=
 
==“Karl’s” group:==
 
==“Karl’s” group:==
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1. Karl – [[Whittaker Chambers]], former editor in chief of “Time” magazine. Traitor.
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#Karl – [[Whittaker Chambers]], former editor in chief of “Time” magazine. Traitor.
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2. Jerome – Barna Bukov (Altman), our former cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
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#Jerome – Barna Bukov (Altman), our former cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
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3. Leonard – [[Alger Hiss]], former employee of the State Dept.
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#Leonard – [[Alger Hiss]], former employee of the State Dept.
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4. Junior – [[Donald Hiss]], former employee of the Dept. of the Interior
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#Junior – [[Donald Hiss]], former employee of the Dept. of the Interior
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5. 104th – [[Henry Wadleigh|Henry A. Wadleigh]] – former employee of the State Dept.
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#104th – [[Henry Wadleigh|Henry A. Wadleigh]] – former employee of the State Dept.
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6. 118th – F.V. Reno – former employee of the Aberdeen Proving Ground
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#118th – F.V. Reno – former employee of the Aberdeen Proving Ground
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7. 105th – [[Henry Collins]], former employee of Dept. of Agriculture, at pres., director of the
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#105th – [[Henry Collins]], former employee of Dept. of Agriculture, at pres., director of the American-Russian Institute in NY
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American-Russian Institute in NY
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#114th – [[Ward Pigman|William W. Pigman]], former employee of the Bureau of Standards
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8. 114th – [[Ward Pigman|William W. Pigman]], former employee of the Bureau of Standards
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#“Storm” – [[J. Peters|Joseph Peters]] (a.k.a. Isadore Boorstein), former member of the Central Committee of the CP USA>
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9. “Storm” – [[J. Peters|Joseph Peters]] (a.k.a. Isadore Boorstein), former member of the Central Committee
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#“Vig” – [[Lee Pressman]], former legal adviser of the Congress of Industrial Organizations
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of the CP USA
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#116th – Harry Azizov, former employee of a steel-smelting company in Chicago
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10. “Vig” – [[Lee Pressman]], former legal adviser of the Congress of Industrial Organizations
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#101st – Peter MacLean, journalist and photoreporter, not used since '37
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11. 116th – Harry Azizov, former employee of a steel-smelting company in Chicago
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#103rd – David Carpenter, newspaper employee
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12. 101st – Peter MacLean, journalist and photoreporter, not used since '37
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#107th – Felix Inslerman, place of employment unknown
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13. 103rd – David Carpenter, newspaper employee
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#113th – Harry Rosenthal, employee of an insurance company in Philadelphia
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14. 107th – Felix Inslerman, place of employment unknown
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#115th – Lester Hutm, former employee of the Frankford Arsenal
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15. 113th – Harry Rosenthal, employee of an insurance company in Philadelphia
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#“Ernst” – [[Noel Field]], former employee of the State Dept.
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16. 115th – Lester Hutm, former employee of the Frankford Arsenal
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#“Rupert” – V.V. Sveshnikov, former employee of the War Dept.
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17. “Ernst” – [[Noel Field]], former employee of the State Dept.
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#“Richard” – [[Harry Dexter White|Harry White]], former assistant to Sec. of the Treasury Morgenthau, died in ‘48
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18. “Rupert” – V.V. Sveshnikov, former employee of the War Dept.
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#“Aileron” – [[George Silverman|G. Silverman]], former chief of the Planning and Statistics Division of the AAF
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19. “Richard” – [[Harry Dexter White|Harry White]], former assistant to Sec. of the Treasury Morgenthau, died in ‘48
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#“Ruble” – [[Harold Glasser]], former director of the Monetary Division of the Dept. of the Treasury
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20. “Aileron” – [[George Silverman|G. Silverman]], former chief of the Planning and Statistics Division of the AAF
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21. “Ruble” – [[Harold Glasser]], former director of the Monetary Division of the Dept. of the
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Treasury
      
==“Redhead’s” group==
 
==“Redhead’s” group==
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1. “Redhead” – [[Hede Massing|Hedwiga Gumpertz]], “Vatsek’s” wife. Sent to the USA in ’38 to carry out our
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#“Redhead” – [[Hede Massing|Hedwiga Gumpertz]], “Vatsek’s” wife. Sent to the USA in ’38 to carry out our assignments. A traitor since ’48.
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assignments. A traitor since ’48.
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#“Vatsek” – Paul Massing, a scientist at the “Institute for Social Research” at Columbia University. Traitor.
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2. “Vatsek” – Paul Massing, a scientist at the “Institute for Social Research” at Columbia
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#“Oscar” – Oscar Bernstein, a lawyer, used for setting up covers for our workers in the USA.
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University. Traitor.
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#“Prince” – [[Laurence Duggan]] (a.k.a. 19) former employee of the State Dept. Suicide.
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3. “Oscar” – Oscar Bernstein, a lawyer, used for setting up covers for our workers in the USA.
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#“Ruff” – [[Franz Neumann]], former consultant for the Research and Analysis Branch of the OSS.
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4. “Prince” – [[Laurence Duggan]] (a.k.a. 19) former employee of the State Dept. Suicide.
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#“Vardo” – E.Y. Zarubina, our former cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
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5. “Ruff” – [[Franz Neumann]], former consultant for the Research and Analysis Branch of the OSS.
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6. “Vardo” – E.Y. Zarubina, our former cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
      
==“Buben’s” group==
 
==“Buben’s” group==
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1. “Buben” – [[Louis Budenz]], former member of the Central Committee of the CP USA, former editor
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#“Buben” – [[Louis Budenz]], former member of the Central Committee of the CP USA, former editor of the “Daily Worker,” at pres., he is a professor at Fordham Catholic University.
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of the “Daily Worker,” at pres., he is a professor at Fordham Catholic University.
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#“Bob” – Robert Menaker, traveling salesman for various trade firms
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2. “Bob” – Robert Menaker, traveling salesman for various trade firms
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#“Liberal” – Frank Palmer. Place of employment unknown. Former member of the CP USA, broke with the Comparty in ’37. “Buben” was recruited with his help.
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3. “Liberal” – Frank Palmer. Place of employment unknown. Former member of the CP USA,
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#“Chap” – Franklin Zalmond, no specific occupation. “Rita’s” husband. Used as a courier.
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broke with the Comparty in ’37. “Buben” was recruited with his help.
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#“Rita” – (a.k.a. “Satyr”). Sylvia Caldwell, tech. secretary for a Trotskyite group in NY
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4. “Chap” – Franklin Zalmond, no specific occupation. “Rita’s” husband. Used as a courier.
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#“Harry” – Rabinovich, our former cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
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5. “Rita” – (a.k.a. “Satyr”). Sylvia Caldwell, tech. secretary for a Trotskyite group in NY
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6. “Harry” – Rabinovich, our former cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
      
==“Sound” and “Myrna’s” group==
 
==“Sound” and “Myrna’s” group==
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1. “Sound” – [[Jacob Golos]] (Raisin), our former illegal employee in the USA. Died in ’43.
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#“Sound” – [[Jacob Golos]] (Raisin), our former illegal employee in the USA. Died in ’43.
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2. “Myrna” – [[Elizabeth Bentley]], former vice president of the “United States Service and Shipping
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#“Myrna” – [[Elizabeth Bentley]], former vice president of the “United States Service and Shipping Corporation.” A traitor since ’45.
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Corporation.” A traitor since ’45.
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#“Tan” – [[Harry Magdoff]], former official at the Dept. of Commerce
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3. “Tan” – [[Harry Magdoff]], former official at the Dept. of Commerce
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#“Ted” – Edward Fitzgerald, former official at the Dept. of Commerce
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4. “Ted” – Edward Fitzgerald, former official at the Dept. of Commerce
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#“Mole” – [[Charles Kramer]], former adviser to Senator Pepper.
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5. “Mole” – [[Charles Kramer]], former adviser to Senator Pepper.
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#“Izra” – [[Donald Wheeler]], former OSS official
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6. “Izra” – [[Donald Wheeler]], former OSS official
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#“Sid” – [[Allan Rosenberg]], former Foreign Economic Administration official
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7. “Sid” – [[Allan Rosenberg]], former Foreign Economic Administration official
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#“Dan” – [[Stanley Graze]], State Dept. intelligence employee
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8. “Dan” – [[Stanley Graze]], State Dept. intelligence employee
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#“Arena” – [[Gerald Graze]], “Dan’s” brother, former employee of the War Dept.
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9. “Arena” – [[Gerald Graze]], “Dan’s” brother, former employee of the War Dept.
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#“Boy” – [[Charles Flato]], former employee of the Foreign Economic Administration
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10. “Boy” – [[Charles Flato]], former employee of the Foreign Economic Administration
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#“Raid” – [[Victor Perlo]], former War Production Board official
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11. “Raid” – [[Victor Perlo]], former War Production Board official
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#“Robert” – [[Gregory Silvermaster]], former official of the Reconstruction Financial Corporation at the Dept. of Commerce
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12. “Robert” – [[Gregory Silvermaster]], former official of the Reconstruction Financial Corporation at
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#“Vim” (a.k.a. “Page”) – [[Lauchlin Currie]], former aide to President Roosevelt
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the Dept. of Commerce
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#“Peak” – [[Frank Coe]], former chief of the Monetary Section of the Dept. of the Treasury
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13. “Vim” (a.k.a. “Page”) – [[Lauchlin Currie]], former aide to President Roosevelt
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#“Acorn” – [[Bela Gold]], former Dept. of Commerce official
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14. “Peak” – [[Frank Coe]], former chief of the Monetary Section of the Dept. of the Treasury
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#“Zhenya” – Sonia Gold, former secretary to the chief of the Monetary Research Division of the Dept. of the Treasury<br>
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15. “Acorn” – [[Bela Gold]], former Dept. of Commerce official
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#“Tino” – [[Irving Kaplan]], former employee of the Foreign Economic Administration
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16. “Zhenya” – Sonia Gold, former secretary to the chief of the Monetary Research Division of the
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#“Sachs” – [[Solomon Adler]], former employee of the U.S. Dept. of the Treasury
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Dept. of the Treasury
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#“Pilot” – [[William Ludwig Ullman|Ludwig Ullman]], former employee of the U.S. Dept. of War
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17. “Tino” – [[Irving Kaplan]], former employee of the Foreign Economic Administration
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#“Bak” – [[David Weintraub]], former employee of the UNRRA
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18. “Sachs” – [[Solomon Adler]], former employee of the U.S. Dept. of the Treasury
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#“X” – [[Joseph Katz]], our old agent/group handler, co-owner of a cover that we set up — a glovemaking factory. Currently in Italy, forming a company on our instructions to cover the illegal courier line between Europe and the USA.
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p.53 19. “Pilot” – [[William Ludwig Ullman|Ludwig Ullman]], former employee of the U.S. Dept. of War
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#“Adam” – Eva Getzov, employee of the “Jewish Welfare Board”
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20. “Bak” – [[David Weintraub]], former employee of the UNRRA
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#“Hare” – [[Maurice Halperin]], former OSS employee
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21. “X” – [[Joseph Katz]], our old agent/group handler, co-owner of a cover that we set up — a glovemaking factory. Currently in Italy, forming a company on our instructions to cover the illegal courier line between Europe and the USA.
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#“Koch” – [[Duncan Lee]], former OSS employee
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22. “Adam” – Eva Getzov, employee of the “Jewish Welfare Board”
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#“Muse” – [[Helen Tenney]], former OSS employee
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23. “Hare” – [[Maurice Halperin]], former OSS employee
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#“Flora” – [[Ruth Rivkin]], f. UNRRA employee
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24. “Koch” – [[Duncan Lee]], former OSS employee
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#“Mon” – Bernard Redmont, f. employee of the “Rockefeller Committee”
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25. “Muse” – [[Helen Tenney]], former OSS employee
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#“Mirage” – [[Robert Miller]], f. State Dept. official
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26. “Flora” – [[Ruth Rivkin]], f. UNRRA employee
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#“Dir” – [[Mary Price]], f. secretary to American journalist Lippmann
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27. “Mon” – Bernard Redmont, f. employee of the “Rockefeller Committee”
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#“Gor” – [[Joseph Gregg]], f. “Rockefeller Committee” official
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28. “Mirage” – [[Robert Miller]], f. State Dept. official
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#“Fedya” – [[William Remington]], f. War Production Board official
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29. “Dir” – [[Mary Price]], f. secretary to American journalist Lippmann
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#“Cautious” – [[Julius Joseph]], f. OSS employee
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30. “Gor” – [[Joseph Gregg]], f. “Rockefeller Committee” official
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#“Echo” – S. Schuster, staff member of the Central Committee of the CP USA
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31. “Fedya” – [[William Remington]], f. War Production Board official
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#“Irma” – [[Ray Elson]], f. vice president of the “United States Service and Shipping Corporation”
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32. “Cautious” – [[Julius Joseph]], f. OSS employee
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#“Grin” – John Spivak, journalist, used on the Trotskyites until ’41
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33. “Echo” – S. Schuster, staff member of the Central Committee of the CP USA
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#“Vadim” – [[Anatoly Gorsky|A.V. Gorsky]], f. station chief of the MGB USSR in Washington, currently in the USSR.
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34. “Irma” – [[Ray Elson]], f. vice president of the “United States Service and Shipping Corporation”
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#“Lucy” – Pravdina, f. Amtorg employee, wife of the former station chief in NY, “Sergey.” Currently in the USSR.
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35. “Grin” – John Spivak, journalist, used on the Trotskyites until ’41
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#“Sergey” – [[Vladimir Pravdin|V. Pravdin]], f. station chief of the MGB USSR in NY. Currently in the USSR.
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35. “Vadim” – [[Anatoly Gorsky|A.V. Gorsky]], f. station chief of the MGB USSR in Washington, currently in the USSR.
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#“Stock” – our cadre employee M. Shalyapin. Currently in the USSR.
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36. “Lucy” – Pravdina, f. Amtorg employee, wife of the former station chief in NY, “Sergey.”
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#“Gennady” – [[Gaik Ovakimian|G.B. Ovakimyan]], f. station chief of the MGB USSR in NY. Currently in the USSR.
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Currently in the USSR.
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#“Albert” – [[Ishkak Akhmerov|A.I. Akhmerov]], f. illegal station chief of the MGB in NY. Currently in the USSR.
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37. “Sergey” – [[Vladimir Pravdin|V. Pravdin]], f. station chief of the MGB USSR in NY. Currently in the USSR.
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#“Elsa” – Akhmerova, Albert’s wife, American, a Soviet citizen. Currently in the USSR.
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38. “Stock” – our cadre employee M. Shalyapin. Currently in the USSR.
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#“Mushroom” – [[Willard Park]], f. employee of the “Rockefeller Committee”
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39. “Gennady” – [[Gaik Ovakimian|G.B. Ovakimyan]], f. station chief of the MGB USSR in NY. Currently in the USSR.
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#“Charlie” – [[Cedric Belfrage]], f. employee of the English intelligence station in NY. At pres., he is a
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40. “Albert” – [[Ishkak Akhmerov|A.I. Akhmerov]], f. illegal station chief of the MGB in NY. Currently in the USSR.
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41. “Elsa” – Akhmerova, Albert’s wife, American, a Soviet citizen. Currently in the USSR.
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42. “Mushroom” – [[Willard Park]], f. employee of the “Rockefeller Committee”
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43. “Charlie” – [[Cedric Belfrage]], f. employee of the English intelligence station in NY. At pres., he is a
   
journalist.
 
journalist.
    
==“Berg” and “Art’s” group==
 
==“Berg” and “Art’s” group==
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1. “Berg” – [[Alexander Koral]], f. engineer of the municipality of NY
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#“Berg” – [[Alexander Koral]], f. engineer of the municipality of NY
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2. “Art” – Helen Koral, “Berg’s” wife. Housewife.
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#“Art” – Helen Koral, “Berg’s” wife. Housewife.
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3. “San” – Richard Koral, son. Student.
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#“San” – Richard Koral, son. Student.
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4. “Long” –Norman Hait, engineer for the “Sperry Gyroscope Company” in New Jersey.
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#“Long” –Norman Hait, engineer for the “Sperry Gyroscope Company” in New Jersey.
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p.55 5. “Smart” – Elliot Goldberg, engineer for an oil equipment manufacturing company in NY.
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#“Smart” – Elliot Goldberg, engineer for an oil equipment manufacturing company in NY.
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6. “Huron” – Byron T. Darling, engineer for the “Rubber” Company
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#“Huron” – Byron T. Darling, engineer for the “Rubber” Company
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7. “Teacher” – Melamed, teacher at a music school in NY
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#“Teacher” – Melamed, teacher at a music school in NY
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8. “Cora” – Emma Phillips, housewife
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#“Cora” – Emma Phillips, housewife
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9. “Lok” – Sylvia Koral, former employee of the Code Section of the Office of War Information.
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#“Lok” – Sylvia Koral, former employee of the Code Section of the Office of War Information.
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10. “Siskin” – Eduardo Pequeño, businessman in Caracas (Venezuela)
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#“Siskin” – Eduardo Pequeño, businessman in Caracas (Venezuela)
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11. “Express Messenger” – Richard Setaro, journalist/writer, f. employee of the “Columbia
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#“Express Messenger” – Richard Setaro, journalist/writer, f. employee of the “Columbia Broadcasting System.” Currently in Buenos Aires.
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Broadcasting System.” Currently in Buenos Aires.
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#“Artem” – A. Slavyagin, our cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
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12. “Artem” – A. Slavyagin, our cadre employee. Currently in the USSR.
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#“Twain” – S.M. Semenov, station chief of KI tech. intelligence in Paris. At pres.- on leave in Moscow.
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13. “Twain” – S.M. Semenov, station chief of KI tech. intelligence in Paris. At pres.- on leave in
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#“Aleksey”– A.A. Yatskov, our cadre employee, currently in the USSR.
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Moscow.
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#“Julia” – O.V. Shimmel, our cadre employee, currently in the USSR.
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14. “Aleksey”– A.A. Yatskov, our cadre employee, currently in the USSR.
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#“Shah” – K.A. Chugunov, our cadre employee, currently in the USSR.
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15. “Julia” – O.V. Shimmel, our cadre employee, currently in the USSR.
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16. “Shah” – K.A. Chugunov, our cadre employee, currently in the USSR.
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==Signature and Date==
 
A. Gorsky (Dec. ’48)
 
A. Gorsky (Dec. ’48)
  
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