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Transmitted herewith is PRQ II as requested in Referenoe.

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PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIREPART II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION

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0 rri,-INSTRUCTIONS 10 CASE OFFICS11

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pt•t•d goolos of this torn out be eon( to needn't 000000 ea Soon at poseibIe.4. Dote acquired later moot be seat to A••thse In FAQ (erase in two (S) .

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for Item. Nu 0000000 tilde of pegs o lot. itoo somber.

I. CRYPTONYM

AsmoomAil

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None

SECT IOU I OnTACT NO OEVELOPNOIT

I. IMOiCATIE NOw. ...EN. WH(*E. wmv. AND WY wNOM SUIJECT wAS FIRST CONTACTED ON DEvELDF(0.

Subject was first oontaeted in 1946 in Salzburg, Austria, by an alleged ODOPALagent, an American of Hungarian descent, called "Uncle Tod'. (Uncle Tom wasprobably a CARRYALL unit staff member.) Several months later, Subject was turnedover to a Dr. Novak, ostensibly in ODCIPAL,Salzburg. In 1947, Dr. Novak turnedSubject over to C.. :3, who arranged for his transfer to C. DC._ „0 in Malan, on 21 January 1948. Since August 1950, a... ,]has handled Subject.

2. INDICATE 'NETHER SUSJECT COALS SE Tuned() 05E0 OuICKL. AND IN • SECURE MANNER TO ANY RESPONSIDLE CASE OFFICER FORHANDLING. IF $O. INDICATE TO WHOM.

Subject can be turned over to any responsible case officer who can communicate ineither Ukrainian, RussiWor German.

S. LIST OTHER CASE OFFICERS wm0 HAvE HANDLED SUSPECT OR WHOM HE KNOWS OR HAS KNOWN. OIVE NAMES IN WHICH mu,' HAVE(KEN KNOWN.

Subject has been handled by over one dozen case officers during his time inMunich. CI. _7a files unfortunately do not contain this information.

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SECRETSECTION II MOTIVATION AND CONTROL

I . ESTIMATE SMELT'S MOTIVATION. (10 detsilsd. it pessibls.clte • y ldenco. Do not moo •took comment such •ssolti-cossounbet..)

Subject's basio . motivation is probably his desire for Ukrainian Independence, since hewas active in this cause long before being connected withICUMUL As spriest and beingfrom a good middle class family, he is completely opposed to the Communist ideology. Inaddition, he makes a relatively good income from his connection with MAIM

t. INDICATE WHAT CONTROL. IF ANY. EXISTS OVER THE SUBJECT. (II n• c 00000 l. or if the,* Is • bock of root oxptain.)

Control is exercised by the fact that Subject has for years been dependent on MARKsalary and operational direction. In addition, he has an exceptionally strong senseof case officer/agent direction.

'SECTION III COVER

Alf"palaill VecolltagUM:nhAil Tealielifilfabr and Agant arriving and leaving fromdifferent entrances of a large apartment building. If the relationship is discovered,the case officer intends to explain that he is taking lessons in Ukrainian.S. COVER USED NY SuSJECT IN OBTAINING HIS INFORMATION AND IN CONTACTING HIS INFORMANTS.

A Ukrainian Orthodox Priest, active in Emigre affairs.

7. INDICATE SERVICE FOR WNICH SUOJECT THINKS HE (Will work) (le veiling). .

Subject knows he is working for an ODIVE IS and has probably concluded that it isMARK.

SECTION IV INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS AND TRAINING

I. EXPLAIN SUBJECT'S WHOM PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION 11TH ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. INDICATE THE EXTENTSUCH CONNECTION It KNOWN OVERTLY.

Subject has previously been involved with the AECAVATINA security section and withUPHILL. The preparing officer has prepared a resume of the traffic on this SUbjectwhich is attached.

S . LIST OTHER INDIVIDUALS (Allshl.. cS1011stil. Irldrud.) WHO KNOW OF SUSJECT'S PRESENT INTELLMatt:TIVITLES.AECAPELIN/2 probably knows definitely that Subject is connected with whilevarious Ukrainians and members of UPSWING may suspect it.

1. EXPLAIN ANY TRAINING SUOJECT HAS HAD IN CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS.

Subject was trained by the Abwehr, and it is obvious that Subject has exceptionalqualifications based on years of practical experience.

SECTION V COLLABORATION POTENTIAL

I. I NDIC A TE OTHER FOREIGN POOCH SueJECt WOULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLLADORATE WITH BECAUSE OF HIS IDEOLOGY OR POSTASSOCIATIONS. EXPLAIN.

Subject would be most likely to cooperate with the German Govermnent, since he haspreviously worked with it and holds German papers.

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SECTION VI OPERATIONAL USE - CONTACT

I. IF SUBJECT HAS BEEN USED OR CONTACTED BEFORE. INDICATE ACTIVITY IN WHICH NE WAS ENGAGED AND THE TYPE OF INFOR.

NATION HE HAS FURNISHED.

Subject has been in contact with the Munich Operating Base since 1946 continuouslyand has produced mainly CE/CI information.

I .INDICATE NOW AND FROM WHOM SUBJECT OBTAINS INFORMATION.

Subject obtains information mainly from Ukrainian emigres by elicitation.

I. INDICATE WHAT HAS BEEN TOLD SUBJECT AS TO THE DISPOSITION OF INFORMATION HE FURNISHES.

Subject understands that his information is used currently in operations againstthe USSR.

4. DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED Fl OR CI TYPE USE OR DUTIES.

Subject has always been used as an informant on RIB penetraions into the UkrainianEmigration. He will continue to work in this capacity, but is now being directedto concentrate on spotting people of Ukrainian descent with French papers who maytravel to the USSR.

S. DETAIL SUBJECTS PROPOSED PP . P. TYPE USE OR DUTIES.

Subject is planning to organize a Ukrainian student group in order to get a spottingpool in his mediate control. He was recently directed to proceed with this groupand to draw a PP briefing guide which members of his group could use to brief Frenchacquaintances travelling to the =R.

SECTION VII PROPOSED LIAISON OR OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY

I. DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED LIAISON TYPE CONTACT OR OPERATIONAL USE.

A. WHERE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT.

Not Applicable

B. WHERE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF AN ODYOME AGENCY:

SECTION VIII AGENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT

I. EXPLAIN NATURE OF AGENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT, I.E. TRAINEE. OPPOSITE NUMBER, REMUNERATION. IF Amy , AGENCY

PERSONNEL ANOWN 70 SUBJECT.

Subject is a salaried agent. As indicated in Section I above, Subject has been handledby a large number of case officers, but '' ords XX are incomplete inthis regard.

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SECRETSECTION IX QUALIFICATIONS FOR OTHER OPERATIONS

I. INDICATE SPECIAL AOILITIES, TALENTS. OR OuALIFICATIONS POSSESSRD NV SuOJECT ;MICR COULD CONCEIVAOLY OE OF VALUEFOR OTHER OPERATIONS.

Subject has no other qualifications which could be used in other operations.

SECTION X COMMITMENTS

I. IT IT IS PROPOSED TO PAY SUBJECT A REGULAR S1111

SALARY. INDICATE THE REEKLY AMOUNT.ttaSettin148,43118"616 WM; sweee NaeViTAFthe following

account in PBPRIME; $200.00 salary paid locally in francs; 100.00compensation for loss of AECAVATIHA/8 salary when being transferredmonth non-accountable Housing Allowance, $200.00 year and cashPremiums not to axe—, .. ..... , U. ... . . I

IF PAYMENT TO DE MADE IN EXCHANGE: $200.00 per month escre

DM's per Month,to Paris. $150.00 p

bonus. Health insurance.

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of PL 110.

S . M ANY PROMISES. OTHERWISE NOT COVERED HEREIN. MADE TO SUBJECT. (EDPIVIof *object and 1.mily.)

Subject has been promised immigration to PBPRIME under the provision

SECTION XI CE AND SECURITY

I. INDICATE THE FIELD AGENCIES AND PIELO MIS won. wHICN SuSJECT . S NAME HAS SEEN CHECKED AND THE RESULTS.

British files were checked, also the personality list of the US Forces European TheaterMilitary Intelligence Service Center O.!. FIR/45 of 19 January 1546. No derogatoryinformation other than the fact that he was an agent leader in Prague, organizing customofficials into agent groups. The ODOPAL Central Registry reports AEI04MA/1 1 s Abwehrnonnootiong.

2 . INDICATE OTHER INVESTIGATIVE MEASURES TARE.. TO VERIFY SIOGRAPHMAL INFORMATION FURNISHED 11, SulIJ CT.

Subject has been interrogated with the aid of LCFLUTTER on two occasions. In addition,there are occasional coax:rents from the AECASSMARIES indicating their completeconfidence in him.

3. INDICATE WHETHER DR NOV PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL OR OPERAUONAL AP .PROVAL FOR SuDJECT • S USE HAS NEC. PREVIOUSLY OsTA#NED.

C-- ... records do not indicate when Subject first received

4. DATE APPROVAL OBTAINED

a POA.S. EVALUATE SUOJECT . S CHARACTER. RELIADILITY AND SECURITY. CITING EVIDENCE INHERE POSSISLE. AAASubject is extremely conscientous about ftlfilling operational assignments/appearingpromptly at meetings. He has been • lauded by all the many case officers who havehandled him in the past.

II EXPLAIN ANY SITUATION OR INDISCRETION IN WHICH SuOJECY MAY HAVE SEEN INVOLVED WHICH MUST Of EVALUATED FROM AGE/OPERATIONAL SECURITY VICEPOINT.

The inadvertent misrouting of a Munich Base pouch to UPVILL makes it relatively certainthat Subject is known to the UPHILL organization as AIS Debriefings of a Munich StationDouble Agent indicate that the RIS consider him definitely as AIS. These twolt situatiaashave not kept him from continuing as a valuable informants in Munich and Paris longafter they became known.SECTION XII SUBJECT'S PERSONAL MAOITS

I. USE OF LIWOR. DRUGS: GANGLING. PARAMOURS.

Subject smokes, drinks moderately and had a mistress for some years in Munich sincehis wife remained in the Ukraine.

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SECTION XIII AVOCATIONAL INTEREST,ETC.

. likes church musio a and church history,I. INDICATE SUNJECT'S HOOBIES OR INTEREST IN SPORTS. MUSIC.

Subject was originally educated he a lawyer,and enjoys watching smear matches. .

SECTION XIV GENERAL •

I .INDICATE WHETHER SUBJECT'S LANGUAGE ADILITIES AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS. ARE SUCH AS HE COULD PASS AS A NATIVEOF A COUNTRY OR REGION OTHER THAN HIS OWN. EXPLAIN.

Subject can pass as either a Ukrainian or a Pole since he learned both languages asa native. Re might pass for a NIN German in Frame.

E .INDICATE MENU INFORMATION IN PRO AAAAA I AND 11 WAS OBTAINED ST RESEARCH. CLANDESTINE ASSESSMENT. FILES.CORRESPONDENCE ' ' OTHER MEANS.

The information in part I and II was obtained by years of personal contact with theagent and through file cheeks.

S .IP OTHER THAN ROUTINE ACTION IS REQUIRED. IF AND WWEN TERMINATION OF UPOJECT IS EFFECTED. PLEASE EXPLAIN. 4AI.5see para. 435, •upro0

Subject has been promised immigration to PBPRIMS under the provisions of PL 110 when ancif he is terminated as an active agent.

=rice xv EMERGENCY CONDITIONS RECONTACT ARRANGEMENTSI. DIVE PULL DETAILS I.E. RECOGNITION SIGNALS. S/111 WHERE

MAKING CONTACT USES

At present, Subject is being. handled only byC.,.___necessary to pass him to another case officer,

COULD CONTACT IIIE MADE, WHAT BORA FIDES COULD INDIVIDUAL

'_. —. If it becomesappropriate bona fides can be laid on.

SECTION XVI MISLIGIANE0O1 OPERATIONAL DATA AND REMARKS

No other comments.

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EXCERPTS FRCV PILE ON AEDOGMA I S DEALINGS W TH GERMAN IS

Nov 1939 - reoruited by the OUN to work in German CI. Reoeived documents.• revolver, permit. etc. He ran soma networks and rolled up severalSoviet nets.

Jun 1942 - While continuing to work for the Germans on CB, he enrolled at theTheological faculty at the University of Norse'.

Sep 1944 - After the attempt on Hitter's life. the Gestapo took over the AbeehrIS and people beoame ditnatisfied. Subject wanted to get out andbeoeme an informant instead of a staffer.

Oat 1948 - Subject broke off overt contact with the ZGh/OUN and lUs CE serviceafter the Mittenwald Conference. He continued to maiAainprivateoontacts. He was a member from 1928 until his •xpoi4LAI.

1948 - Demme an agent of the AIS for the first time(_sin handled

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Sep 1949 until Coo 1961 Subject was a Source for Zipper on the UkrainianEmigre and general German activities.

Mar 1962 - in submitting the PRQ-2 the Case Officer stated that he understoodSubject was not then working for the Germano but probably would goback to Um if we dropped him.

NOV 1962 Subject's former Zipper case offioere were Heinrich von Prahl andHiehter.

Aug 1966 . Subject provides to the CaseqOffieer copies of all reports heprepares for the UPSWING.Sub:lest mentioned in a report prepared by himself that his Germancase officers all treated him more humanly than his American c/o's.

Oct 1967 - NOMk-29880 - Subjeet's LCPLUTTER. He was asked if he had had anyassignments that he had not revealed to his NUMB C/O. He answeredno but showed a motion. The Operator concluded that he may bepracticing deception since he showed no reaction on other questions.In his ORM report on the subject, he said that hit true loyalty isto the AIS and this is his only real clandestine contact. He claimshe is reporting on only emigre affairs to the GIS. de reiteratesthat the Abwehr had treated him better and more as a human being.

Goo ipdy An attaohment to EGEA-31038 - he states that he knows little aboutthe UPSWING organisation. He works for the Polish Section, the Ukrain-ian sub-seotice. Hes job is to keep them up to date on all Ukrainianemigre matters, simply translating reports from the overt press. Hedoes not have a regular finaaoial project, but is paid out of moneyleft over from other projects.

Jam 1868 - UPSWIlt; ease ethers have been Heinrich von Prahl, dr. WilliRichter and alias Jupp. He prefers the latter who is less experiencebut nore had and more devoted to the work.

Subjeot passed copies of about 30 reports on Emigre affairs thathe had given to UPSWING over a five-south

Feb 1968 - MGMA-319119. %tithe RIS and UPSWING know thathe is is contact withthe A'S. UPSWING has kaolin since 1950. In Apr'l 1957 a Muniohpouch was nisrouted to UPSITVG1 Assuming they photographedit, theywill be able to deduce that he is working for the AIS.

Nov :968 • MUW14999. Munich believed that DaGMA oan and will resign from hisUPSWING reporting role if so directed but believed also that UPSWINGreeontaet in Paris and try to retain his services., so they oonsiderthat it is best to beep him on as • *window into the UPSWING interestsis Aar*.

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Sit liirk- Firtg.t.:1% Ofinise the 7PSWING relation-

Jam 1069 - OPPA-43190. In the F ield Project ‘Utlins we anticipate thepossibility that UPSWING may oontaot Subject in Paris.

Jan 1959 - BOMA -43247. Subject passed about 70 of his UPSWING reports.

Mar 1960 . IMML.41264, Para 9. "UPSWING relations same as before; nonew EBI's. Instruoted to refuse politely to continue working in

. Paris, but feel that there is no harm if he does continue.

Aug 1959 -MUNI 5850. The UPSWING oontaot alias JUPP said he would preferfor DOGM& to remain in ganioh. Be asked DOGMA to ematinue preparingreports on Emigre activities as before, ocntentrating oaths Parisarea. The reports are to be written in a journalistic style andsent one* or tilos monthly to an acoamodation address assigned byJUPP about three years ago' "Hans During, Muni& 37, TA Postlagernd.Be will @outlaw to pay DOGMA by sending the money to his Munichbank. The amount will probably be as before. DOGMA suggested toJUPP that ANCAPELIN/2 be used as • subipttute informant, but JUPPdeclined, saying he needed uninterrputed reporting and CdPELIM/3is untested.