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A number of U.S. government agencies (as well as locations within the U.S.) were also given cover names. In this case, "DEPOT" is said to be code for the War Production Board, where Magdoff worked in the Statistics and Tools Divisions.
A number of U.S. government agencies (as well as locations within the U.S.) were also given cover names. In this case, "DEPOT" is said to be code for the War Production Board, where Magdoff worked in the Statistics and Tools Divisions.
In Moscow the request was processed. Evidence was unearthed in the Comintern Archives in the late [[1980s]], Lt. General [[Pavel M. Fitin]], the head of [[KGB]] foreign intelligence operations in Moscow, requested of [[Secretary General]] of the Comintern [[Georgi Dimitrov]] information to complete Magdoff's recruitment. <ref>[http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Fitin_to_Dimitrov%2C_29_September_1944 |Wikisource:Fitin to Dimitrov, 29 September 1944].</ref>
In Moscow the request was processed. Evidence was unearthed in the Comintern Archives in the late 1980s, Lt. General [[Pavel M. Fitin]], the head of [[KGB]] foreign intelligence operations in Moscow, requested of [[Secretary General]] of the Comintern [[Georgi Dimitrov]] information to complete Magdoff's recruitment. <ref>[http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Fitin_to_Dimitrov%2C_29_September_1944 Wikisource:Fitin to Dimitrov, 29 September 1944].</ref>
This document was published in a book by historians Harvey Klehr, John Earl Haynes, and Fridrikh Igorevich Firsov {{NamedRef|Haynes|7}}, and also in the memoirs of [[Alexandre Feklisov]] {{NamedRef|Feklisov|8}} (the Soviet [[Agent handler|Case Officer]] for [[Julius Rosenberg]] and [[Klaus Fuchs]]), published in [[2001]].
This document was published in a book by historians Harvey Klehr, John Earl Haynes, and Fridrikh Igorevich Firsov {{NamedRef|Haynes|7}}, and also in the memoirs of [[Alexandre Feklisov]] {{NamedRef|Feklisov|8}} (the Soviet [[Agent handler|Case Officer]] for [[Julius Rosenberg]] and [[Klaus Fuchs]]), published in [[2001]].