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FROM Chief, Munich Base 40.- 1

DATE15 December 1958

3 U6J ta REEW(p)OEDIACIMpROVE/AEBATH/OPERATIONS/AECA •ransfer to Paris

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REFERENCEISI As mentioned herein.

1. AECAPELIN/1 sent a letter, dated) NovemberMOYSEYOVYCH-YANIV, of the NTSh (Shevohenko ScientificSeientifi ue Sevoenko) (address: ' 27, rue .des Bauves,

1958,

for

SocietySarcelles

to Mrs. Sofia- Societe

(177.70.),him to visit

1958, with whichsigned by Prof.of NTSh; a oopy

BB. On 19filed his appli-

Munich and was in-

the followingin terms of ob-

employment, hegroup, register-

employment whichand main-

will obtain apermit in Prance.is renewablehe would be grant-

research or toof finan-

he has sufficientduring the course

AECAPELIN mosttank certi-

his bank. Shouldbe grantedthree apntha

with Eva -kaltschmidt3. .

with him infeels will

Paris. MB filesas about 4ort5,

in Munich.

section has decid-asset. At

a KUBAN( repre-office quarters

this matterto make certain

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France), to send him a certificate of an invitationPrance. Mrs. MOYSEYOVYCH sent a reply, dated 14 Novemberwas enclosed a Certificat d'Entretien et d i llebergement,Wolodymyr ICUBLJYT—SarriVOWolodymyr KUBIYOVYCH), presidentof the certificate is enclosed (for cz only) as AttachmentNovember 1958, after undergoing some red tape, AECAPELINcation for a visa to Prance at the French Consulate informed that the visa processing would take 6-8 weeks.

2. The local French Consulate oriented AECAPELIN within regard to questions relating to hurdles he will facetaining a cover in Prance:

A. If AECAPELIN goes to France for purposes ofwill be able to remain in France if an institute or othered with French authorities, agrees to provide him withwould provide him with sufficient compensation for subsistencetenance of living quarters. That institute or other grouppermit from the Prefecture of Police for his residenceInitially the permit will be valid for three months andevery three Dor:the during the firmt year. Subsequentlyed a residence permit valid for one year.

am= B. If AECAPELIN goes to Prance for purposes of= study, he most present the French authorities with a statementNU cial responsibility, e.g., a bank statement indicating

'w. funds for subsistence and maintenance of living quarters■..- of his stay in Prance. At the French Consulate in Munich,ocala present a copy of the statement of instruction to AECAPELIN'sfying that he will receive automatic monthly checks fromAECAPELIN enter France ai a researcher or student, he willvisas valid for three months and which are renewable everyfor a one-year period. (Paris: please correct us if necessary.).., i.AECAPELIN has begun tuWing ,in the French languagemarie TIANI (Munich 19, mildeprandpIrmse if/), .beiphone: 338770, through Pfaillnu von DAHMER). Participatingthese lessons is his mistress, Teresa ETTERER, who AECAPELINnot present a problem when he transfers from Munich tocontain no traces on CHRISTIANT, who AECAPELIN describesYlt115-11.14J, father Italian and mother German; spent.sem21_yeara_in_thepast decade in Paris as an entertainer; gives singing lessons.

4. Regarding MUNI-0537, paragraph 2, MB's supported AECAPELIN's office quarters will be retained as a KUBARKan appropriate moment, arrangements will be made whereinsentative will meet with AECAPELIN and the lessor of thefor purposes of contract purchase. AECAPELIN.has discussedwith the lessor whose only qualification is that he wantsthat th atessee will be able to meet rental payments.

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5. Regarding AECAPELIN's living quarters, AECAPELIN feels he willencounter no problem in selling his apartment. However,

•-. during the initial phase of his residence in France, which ap-pears will be on a temporary basis, he will have to maintain a resid-ence in Munioh. Since other factors in his transfer have not yet beenestablished, his tentative thoughts are that he may be able to arrangeto have his mistress move into his apartment or he may sell the apart-ment and, at the time of his transfer to France, establish his MunichMeldeamt registration at the address of his mistress or locate a smallroom for this purpose. In any event, it is requested that, for FPOfinance purposes, the matter of granting AECAPELIN a reasonable sum ofmoney for the purpose of maintaining residence in Munich, be approved.Also, if necessary, there should be consideration of provision in the FPOfor storage of the bulk of AECAPELIN's personal possessions in Munich(a maximum of DMW 75 per month) in the event he sells his apartment; notethat for purposes of cover AECAPELIN will be unable to move all of hispersonal goods to France since in Paris he will maintain modest livingquarters. Since AECAPELIN acquired his current living quarters at hisown expense at a time when it appeared that he would remain indefinitelyin Munich, it is requested that Paris consider the inclusion in the FPOof a sum of not more than $1,000.00 to cover any loss which AECAPELINmay suffer if and when he sells his apartment. However, since there cur-rently is a demand for living quarters in Munich, it Is felt that heprobably will be able to sell his apartment with very little, if any,loss.

6. During L:: TDY to Munich, 1-3 December 1958, theabove administrative and cover matters and the following operational itemswere discussed with him:

A. Should it be decided that it would be of advantage to theC.M that AECAPELIN take steps to take over the slot as AECAVA-TINA/8 chief for France, with headquarters in Paris (discussed initiallyin MUNI-0999); it would appear to be preferable that AECAPELIN make ar-rangements with AECAVATINA/12 thlkAECAPELIN should be the covert chiefwhile AECAPELIN would operate through a figure-head who would be select-ed personally by AECAPELIN and cleared by KUBARK. Before AECAPELINinitiates any discussion with AECAVATINA/12 on the selection of the fig-ure-head, AECAPELIN feels he should have an opportunity to do his spottingand assesanent of the potential man in Paris. It is noted that in theevent I: -" decides AECAPELIN should not become the AECAVATINA/8 chief .in Paris, AECAPELIN feels it is equally possible that AECAVATINA/12 wouldappoint AECAPELIN as the consultant and advisor to the AECAVATI1A/8 chiefin Paris; incidentally, AECAVATINA/12 has not yet decided on the new AE-CAVAT chief in Paris, but has appointed an unidentified man on atemporary basis.

B. El, was briefed on AECAPEL1N's relationships withvarious local nerannalities of LCIMPROVE interest, including AECANDIOT,

4:L a. and others. It is requested that Headquarters for-ward to Paris an identification of all such personalities and that acomplete listing of the AECASSOWARYs, AECAVATINAs,C: Z3 ana C.

be included. Also, please inform C....a and MB of the amountwhich will be in AECAPELIN's stateside escrow account on 31 Deoember 58.

C. C-- -3 I was also briefed regarding AECAPELIN's historyand current relationship with UPSWING. C:: views on this mat-ter are found inC3-8320.

D. AECAPRIAN's archives. now stored in a safe in his office,will be pouched to t: 2] C._ view is that, following further dis-cussions with AECAPELIN, for security reasons the files may be micro-filmed and a copy of the microfilm, with vie"- . will be even to AECAP-LIN, while the archives will be kept at the C :3

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E. Equipment loaned to AECAPELIN, including a Unikop reproduc-ing machine, a typewriter, Minox camera and some books of a researchnature, will be kept by AECAPELIN. Accountings of this nature will be

transferred to the C

7. F011owing a Is study of the /MATH files, he asked that thefollowing documents be reproduced and forwarded to C: these are for-warded under Attachment B (herewith or under separate cover, as indicatedby the letters "H" or "USC";E: .)/ hand-carried a copy of EOMi-21560 dated16 April 1955):

A. MINA-08530, 24 Feb 1952, AECAPELIN PRQ, Part I and CurriculumVitae (USG).

B. MONA-08696, 5 march 1952, AECAPELIN PRQ, Part II (H).

C. EOQW -681, 7 Nov 1952, (H; Attachment USC).

D. Munich Base Notes re AMAIN Project, 1952 (H).

E. AECAPELIN's Savings, 11 May 1953 (H).

F. E0441-8104, 16 June 1953 (H).

O. EOM-11836, 16 July 1954 (USC).

H. EGMA-12165, 17 Aug 1954 (USC).

I. EOQW-18615, 20 Aug 1954 (MC).

J. e:: Notes following OFPA -12168 (H).

K. EOMA-14904, 6 Apr 1955 (H).

L. EGMW -1881, 9 Feb 1956 (H).

M. EGMA-22651, 13 Aug 1956 (H).

N. EGMA-20222, 28 Aug 1955, Attachment H only, (H).

O. ECM-3410, 28 Jan 1957 (H; Attachment USC).

P. Memo re Medical Report on AECAPELIN, 21 Feb 1957 (H).

Q. EGMA -26690, 6 May 1957 (u).

R. EOMA -27859, 20 Aug 1957 (H).

S. EGMA -28439, 27 Aug 1957 (H).

T. EOMA -29660, 31 Oct 1957 (H).

U. EomA-3oo99, 25 Nov 1957 (H).

V. EOMA -30104, 25 Nov 1957 (H).

W. EGMA-31036, 8 Jan 1958 (H).

X. ECHO-5525, 27 Jan 1958 (H).

Y. ECMA-31939, 6 Feb 1958 (H).

Z. EGMW -6352, 8 July 1958 (u).

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AA. EOMA -37146, 12 September 1958 (H; Attachment USC).

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