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Item 3<br />

From: NEW YORK<br />

To: MOSCOW<br />

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No.: 982 12 July 1944<br />

To VICTOR.<br />

Your no. 3070[a].<br />

S/NBF/T300<br />

ZARĒ[I] is leaving here on 15th July <strong>for</strong> PORTLAND.<br />

GIFT [DAR][ii] will report to you [the name of][b] the ship and<br />

sailing date. I am instructing her today.<br />

No. 552.<br />

In the last few days STOCK [ShTOK][iii] has been under<br />

surveillance. We suppose that by such sporadic shadowing [SLEZhKA]<br />

they are trying to expose our people "in action".<br />

No. 553 MAY [MAJ][iv]<br />

Please answer our query no. 321[v] about LIBAU.<br />

No. 554 MAY<br />

T.N.: [a] Not available.<br />

[b] Inserted by translator.<br />

Comments: [i] ZARĒ: Elena Konstantinovna GORBUNOVA. On 27 May 1944<br />

a message from NEW YORK to MOSCOW said that ZARĒ had<br />

asked to be sent home at once. [S/NBF/T78]<br />

S/NBF/T300<br />

[ii] DAR: Grigorij KASPAROV.<br />

[iii] ShTOCK: probably Mikhajl A. ShALYaPIN.<br />

[iv] MAJ: Pavel Ivanovich FEDOSIMOV.<br />

[v] See S/NBF/T153, in which on 2 May 1944 MAJ asked if<br />

Morris LIBAU's address should be passed on to the<br />

Neighbours, as he wished to communicate military<br />

in<strong>for</strong>mation about the Eastern Front.<br />

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