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104-10219-10062 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (05/10/1976)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch77344 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10219-10062 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 .1 SS E C R E T SX-28905 10 May 76 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Aleksandr Aleksandrovich ROZINKIN; William Hamilton MARTIN SOURCE : A radio engineer by education and a self-admitted former KGB informant who emigrated from the Soviet Union in January 1975. He graduated from the Leningrad Electro- technical Institute and subsequently worked in Leningrad at several classified scientific/technical establishments and a branch of the Ministry of Foreign Trade. Later, he was employed in Moscow at export branches of the Ministry of Aviation Industry and the Ministry of Foreign Trade, did some graduate work at the All-Union Machine Building Institute, and worked as a translator at Tsniistroymash. His reporting reliability and bona fides have not been established. DATE OF INFORMATION: June 1968 - January 1975 DATE OF DEBRIEFING 29 February 1Q76 1. Following his move from Leningrad to Moscow in June 1968, Source met Aleksandr Aleksanrovich ROZINKIN, a translator who works for a number of Soviet publishing -houses in Moscow but actually does his translation work at his residence (address: Moscow 452, Balaklavskiy Prospekt, House No. 4, Korpus No. 5, Apartment No. 353; home phone number: 110-2311). ROZINKIU's father is Jewish and his mother i.s Great Russian. ROZINKIN graduated from the Moscow State r Pedagogical Institute of Foreign Languages imeni Maurice Thorez in 1956 or 1957, traveled to Australia in connection with a one-year assignment as an interpreter attached to the Soviet antarctic expedition, and traveled abroad to at-least one other foreign country (location unknown by Source). He was married twice. His first wife (name unknown to. Source) bore him a son and his second (named Lena lnu) gave birth to a daughter. Although he is still married to Lena, ROZINKIN does not reside with her and the daughter. ROZINKIN loves his daughter and frequently visits her at his wife's residence located in the area of the Preobrazhenskaya metro station in Moscow. ROZINKIN had a mistress named Galina Sergeyevna ZHIRKOVA (refer to SX-28663, dated 14 April 1976, for data on ZHIRKOVA) who worked as a typist at the Higher Diplomatic School and was scheduled to be assigned PCS in 1975 to a Soviet embassy in an unidentified foreign country. 2. ROZINKIN expressed anti-Soviet regime attitudes to Source . S-and to other friends, and indicated he-had thought in principle of emigrating, but stated he did not wish to leave his -daughter. Although he complained about Soviet propaganda and about life in the USSR in -- * CROSS rI!Z'Y FO S E. C R E T C2S II YF rrIi:- - _- - D'lNOTI'1SOY ., a --=^' ~ ~ ~ ~ ' '- - `t, ` - ' ';a- r i

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