NODULE X7 OSWALD IN MINSK AND THE U2 DUMP: JANUARY ...

Sharapov was born about 1909, was married, and as of 1954 had a 13year-old
son. He also had daughters, aged seven and three, by a
mistress, Olga Khokhlova. It should be noted that Nikolai Georgeiyevich
Sharapov has a son about OSWALD'S age. In a February 24, 1955 CIA
information report, 'KGB Organizations, Functions and Personalities,'
Nikolai Georgeiyevich Sharapov was listed as the KGB (X Directorate)
Independent Section, Surveillance Section (NN), Sub-Section Chief.
(2) According to the 1930 testimony of E. Y. Belitskiy aka Yefim Belitskiy,
the father of Boris Yefimovich Belitskiy, #175069-SSD, one P. I. Sharapov
was at one time a director of the All-Russian Textile Syndicate in New
York City, as he (E. Y. Belitskiy) also had been. The Syndicate, he said,
was actually part of the Soviet Government and was controlled as such.
See attachment regarding Boris Y. Belitskiy.
(3) According to information furnished to the FBI in 1948 by Mikhail
Ivanovich SAMARIN (aka Mr. Gregory) AI 116, one Lt. General Andrei
Rodionovich SHARAPOV of the Soviet Military Staff Committee at the
United Nations (as well as Lt. General Alexander Filippovich) was involved
in Soviet espionage. According to SAMARIN he obtained this information
during a discussion he had with Eugene Vasilievich GLAKHOV of the
Soviet U.N. Delegation in about June 1948. According to SAMARIN,
General Sharapov took over all the duties of General VASILIEV, Head of
the First Department of Soviet Intelligence in the United States, when he
later departed – apparently shortly before June 1948. [CIA 1296-469]
The document in the foregoing appeared contained the notation: “THIS IS
OFFICE OF SECURITY INFO. MR. BRUCE SOLEY (SOLIE) OF
SECURITY TOLD BIRCH O‟NEAL C/CI/SIG THAT IS CAN BE
RETAINED IN DD/P FILES. AED MARCH 17, 1964.
ATTACHMENT
According to several sources, Belitskiy is an associate of Aline Mosby,
whose name appeared in OSWALD'S address book...She is also
mentioned in CI/SIG's cover memorandum dated January 10, 1964.
According to Joseph Doyle SR/2/CE, #56948 SD & SSD, in September
1958, Aline Mosby was in direct contact with Boris Y. Belitskiy, a Russian
official at the Brussels World's Fair, and "was the center of a great deal of
activity for (him). Doyle stated that Belitskiy, who was the head of the
British Division of Radio Moscow had been an interpreter for the Russians
at the Brussels World Fair. He previously had been in the United States
with his father who was with AMTORG in the late 1920's/ early 1930's.