Fragmentary Prague Text

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1 Mar 1940

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USSRRef.No: 3/NBF/T4 799
Issued: /13/7/1966
Copy No: 201

Fragmentary Prague Text (1940)

From: MOSCOW 
To: PRAGUE 
No: 361 March 40


To NIKES [NIKESh][i]
   [3 groups unrecovered] LI...[a]
      [62 groups unrecoverable]
Meeting with TEREZIE [TEREZIYa][ii] and [2 groups unrecovered]

No.1065DIRECTOR




Note: [a] possibly the beginning of a proper name.
Comments: [i] NIKES: Unidentified; a Czech surname presumably used as a covername
[ii] TEREZIE: Unidentified; presumably a covername. Also occurs in MOSCOW-PRAGUE No.37 of 1st March 1940 (3/NBF/T1800).




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United States National Security Agency

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C. Peter Chen





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