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(SEVENTII DEPARTMENT - June 1955-January 1960)
Operational Activities (1958-1960)
Deputy Chief of the American-British Commonwealth Section
According to NOSENKO, the Seventh Department was reorgan-
ized.in June 1958, and NOSENRO's section, which theretofore
had been concerned with operations against foreign tourists
from all countries, was split into two new sections, one
concerned -with tourists- from the United States and the
British Commonwealth and the other with tourists from Europe,
Latin America, and all other countries. NOSENKO claimed
that at that time he was promoted to the position.of Deputy
Chief of the American-British Commonwealth Section, the
most important section of the Seventh Department.
In September 1958, he claimed.to have personally recruited
It was also i 1958. he said- that he super-41
vised the sexua entrapment ofd although Seventh
Department.Chief DUBAS made the actual approach. Beginning
in the spring of 1959 he said he directed his agents YEFREMOV
and VOLKOV in a series of successful entrapments--ggy L
. and7 NOSEUKO stated that he also
usedthese homosexual .aents in 1959 in compromising two
and
Finally, NOSENIO said, he recriited the Moscow
representative of the
N1OSENKO claimed that his operational sucss during 1959
earned him a commendation from the KGB Chairman. [He has
since retracted all claims to any awards earned during his
KGR service.] It was because of his position as Deputy 0
Chief of the American-British Commonwealth Section, NOSENKO
said, that he first became involved with Lee Harvey OSWALD.
NOSENKO asserted that the recruitment of agents among
foreign tourists was secondary to his department's principal
mission, the. detection of Western intelligence officers and
agents among the. increasing flow of tourists visiting the
Soviet Union. In line with that counterintelligence mission,
on General GRIBANOV's order in the fall of 1959, NOSENKO
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