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SUBJECT: BELITSKITY, Boris Yefimovich #175069 - ssD
MOSBY, Aline #172252
According to several sources Boris Y. Belitskiy is an associate of
Aline Mosby, whose name appeared in Oswald's address book. (Page 61 of
the address book, which is on page 22 of the FBI memorandum of 31
December 1963. She is mentioned also in CI/SIG's cover memorandum
dated 10 January 1964.)
According tI SR/2/CE, #56948 m & SsD, in September
1958, Aline Mosby won-ure contact with Boris Y. Belitskiy, a
Russian official at the Brussels World ir, and was the center of a
great deal of activity for (him) atated that Belitskiy, who was
the Head of the British Division o Hadi4oscowhad 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 ANTORG in the late 1920's/
early 1930's ODoyle] said that Belitskiy attended school in New York City
and that the family returned to Russia in 1936 or 1937.
With further reference to Mosby, noted that there was a direct
relationship between Mosby, Koch (Car lHenry Koch, #50001) and Volkoff
(George Volkoff, #152385 - SSD) - all of whom had been of interest with
reference to Belitskiy.
Others whom Mosby knew included Alexander Dolberg, #165651 - SO),
to whom she was introduced by McKinney H. Russell, #83853 - SD, still
another who was of interest in connection with Belitskiy.
CI/SIG was advised in late 1958 regarding the above individuals and
informed that CI/QA was also interested in them.
According to information furnished by Fitzgerald Curtis Smith,
#176178 - SSD, during a debriefing in June 1959, Boris Y. Belitskiy, whom
Smith knew in Moscow, was in great fear of being purged, as was his
father, a Russian Jew, who had once lived in New York. According to
Smith, Belitskiy knew and trusted no U.S. citizens in Moscow other than
himself (Smith) and Aline Mosby, UPI correspondent in Moscow. Smith said
Belitskiy met Aline Mosby at the Brussels World Fair in the summer of 1958,
at the same time he met Smith. Smith said he subsequently contacted
Belitskiy in Moscow in December 1958, through NBC Correspondent Irvine R.
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