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'''Hafis Salich''' was a naturalized American citizen from [[Russia]] who worked for the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] in the 1930s. Salich was recruited by [[Soviet intelligence]] in 1938. Along with Mikhail Gorin, a Soviet intelligence Case Officer covering as the head of the Los Angeles Intourist office, Salich was arrested in 1939 and later convicted of espionage. Salich received a prison sentence and Gorin received probation. Gorin paid a $10,000 fine and returned to the [[Soviet Union]]. | '''Hafis Salich''' was a naturalized American citizen from [[Russia]] who worked for the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] in the 1930s. Salich was recruited by [[Soviet intelligence]] in 1938. Along with Mikhail Gorin, a Soviet intelligence Case Officer covering as the head of the Los Angeles Intourist office, Salich was arrested in 1939 and later convicted of espionage. Salich received a prison sentence and Gorin received probation. Gorin paid a $10,000 fine and returned to the [[Soviet Union]]. | ||
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*Hoover to San Francisco FBI, 22 November 1944, FBI Comintern Apparatus file, serial 3474. | *Hoover to San Francisco FBI, 22 November 1944, FBI Comintern Apparatus file, serial 3474. | ||
Revision as of 04:55, June 27, 2016
Hafis Salich was a naturalized American citizen from Russia who worked for the Office of Naval Intelligence in the 1930s. Salich was recruited by Soviet intelligence in 1938. Along with Mikhail Gorin, a Soviet intelligence Case Officer covering as the head of the Los Angeles Intourist office, Salich was arrested in 1939 and later convicted of espionage. Salich received a prison sentence and Gorin received probation. Gorin paid a $10,000 fine and returned to the Soviet Union.
References
- Hoover to San Francisco FBI, 22 November 1944, FBI Comintern Apparatus file, serial 3474.