Soviet expert Robert F. Kelley urges forming a central organization representing Russian émigré groups and providing it with radio facilities to reach the Soviet Union and Soviet armed forces in Eastern Europe.
April 26, 1950
Recommendations on Utilization of the Russian Emigration [Approved for Release, February 16, 2011]
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Robert F. Kelley expands the recommendation of his May 3, 1949 memorandum ["Kelley Memorandum on Utilization of Russian Political Émigrés"] that the Office of Policy Coordination encourage the “existing striving of the Russian émigrés to create a central unifying organization” that would organize broadcast to the Soviet Union and be supported through a Free Europe Committee-llike committee in the United States. A longer version document of the same date, “Survey of Russian Emigration,” is available in the Kelley Papers.
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CIA Mandatory Declassification Review, #C05458952. Obtained and contributed by A. Ross Johnson. Referenced in his book 'Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty,' Ch1 p27.
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