</s>104-1043-10076 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 104-104-51-1006 FIRST AND SECOND DRAWERS, Safe No. 21801 BRADY, Surell UNCLASSIFIED draft on de MOHRENSCHILDT: UNCLASSIFIED CASASIN INTERVIEW - Original SECRET NOSENKO interview - Original SECRET NOESENKO INTERVIEW . Original See 0003353 - 0003363 EWING, Mike UNCLASSIFIED notes on COLEMAN tepe See 11110398 - 11110407 GENZMAN, Robert SECRET notes on Spas T. TAIKIN (OS file). 18 May 1978 See 111110228 GENZMAZAN, Robert Outside Contact Report - UNCLASSIFIED - of interview with Gary COIT, April 1978 See 1111110228 GENZMZAN. Robert UNCLASSIFIED write-up of interview with W. David SLAWSON on 17 8 18 August 1978 - including hand- written notes. See 11101228 JACKSON, Margo E. UNCLASSIFIED Notes on Max Edward CLARK See 111102777 - 111110300 KLEIN, Kenneth UNCLASSIFIED notices on Max Edmund CLARK See 11111250 - 111111262 LIGHTENFELS, Beth Anne SECRET notices on WUBRINNY/1 - Original See 111109379 - 11110888 ORR, Patricia SENSITIVE draft on Junta del Gobierno de Cuba en el exilio X XEROX copy See 11112168 - 111112174

Summary  
The declassified government documents span multiple years (1962–1979) and focus on U.S. intelligence operations, investigations into historical events, and inquiries related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK). Key topics include CIA records, House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) reviews, Warren Commission materials, and analyses of Cuban and Soviet diplomatic activities in Mexico City. The documents reference covert operations involving anti-Castro groups, defectors like Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko, and individuals linked to Lee Harvey Oswald’s alleged connections to Cuban revolutionary movements. Notes include polygraph reports, depositions, interviews with witnesses, and classified correspondence between agencies such as the CIA, FBI, and HSCA. Some entries reference empty envelopes or placeholder content, indicating incomplete records. The materials also detail interactions between U.S. intelligence and foreign entities, including Soviet and Cuban embassies, and include transcripts of telephone conversations and photographic surveillance.  

Key People  
- Lee Harvey Oswald (JFK assassination suspect)  
- E. Howard Hunt (linked to JFK assassination plots)  
- David Ferrie (Cuban-American exile associated with assassination theories)  
- Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko (Soviet defector; CIA interrogation records)  
- Silvia Durán (subject of HSCA interviews and draft reports)  
- James W. Dean (CIA operative; referenced in notes)  
- Dan Wizelman, Hardway, Genzman, Orr, Palmer, Betsy Wolf, Fonzi, and others (CIA analysts and investigators)  
- Manuel Ray-Rivero, Sylvia Duran, Elena Garro de Paz, Fidel Castro, Orlando Bosch-Avila, Movimiento Insurreccional de Recuperación Revolucionaria, Junta Revoluciónaria Cuba  

Key Locations  
- Mexico City (site of CIA operations, interviews with Cuban exile groups, and Soviet intelligence contacts)  
- Havana, Cuba (Cuban counterrevolutionary activities, anti-Castro plots)  
- Minsk (OSWALD-related documents)  
- United States (security files, HSCA investigations, CIA headquarters)  
- Soviet Embassy in Mexico City (photographic records and intelligence contacts)  

Key Events  
- HSCA requests for access to CIA files on JFK assassination investigations  
- CIA interrogations of defectors, including Yuriy Nosenko  
- Interviews with Cuban exile groups and individuals linked to anti-Castro activities  
- Photographic evidence related to Soviet and Cuban intelligence operations  
- Internal CIA documentation on counterrevolutionary activities in Latin America  
- Depositions and transcripts from HSCA hearings and security reviews  
- Investigations into Lee Harvey Oswald’s alleged connections to Cuban revolutionary groups  
- FBI file reviews and interviews with former agency personnel  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- U.S. House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI; referenced in context of file access requests)  
- Warren Commission  
- Cuban revolutionary movements (e.g., Movimiento Insurreccional de Recuperación Revolucionaria, Junta Revoluciónaria Cuba)  
- Soviet Government  
- Cuban Government

MLK Declassified Files

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