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USSR Ref. No: 3/NBF/T1748
XXXXXXX Issued: XXXX/26/1/1966
Copy No: 204
SERES, RADIO-ANNOUNCER AND YARROW TO FLY TO LONDON (1944)
From: NEW YORK
To: MOSCOW
No: 639 6 May 44
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Before leaving for the ISLAND [OSTROV][i], SERES[ii] talked to
HEN-HARRIER’s [lun’][iii] assistant, DUNN, to RADIO-ANNOUNCER [DIKTOR][iv]
and to CAMPBELL [KEMPBEL][v]. CAMPBELL [B% read] SERES a telegram received
by CAPTAIN [KAPITAN][vi] from BOAR [KABAN][vii]. In SERES’s opinion,
HEN-HARRIER’s assistant and RADIO-ANNOUNCER did not know about the telegram.
They both fully agreed with S.[viii] on the need to strive for the unification
of all the groups [GRUPPIROVKA] in his country with the Partisans. RADIO-
ANNOUNCER asked what concrete measures S.[viii] meant to take with a view to
uniting the Četniks with the Partisans and agreed with his opinion that
under no circumstances could MIHAJLOVIC be left in the government. RADIO-
ANNOUNCER and YARROW [YaROV][ix] are flying to SIDON[x] at the end of the
month. SERES left for BALTIMORE on 5th May and from there he is flying to
SIDON in a bomber[a]
[13 groups unrecoverable]
was [or: were] not necessary here [but] possibly will be required in
SIDON.
349 MAY[MAJ][xi]
6th May
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