July 25, 1955
Letter to the CPSU Central Committee, Request to Recall Ali Javahari
[CPSU CC stamp:
26619
25 July 1955
Subject to return to the
CPSU CC General Department
d.7]
TO THE CPSU CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Cde. Berezin, the representative of Soviet trade unions in the World Federation of Trade Unions (VFP) reports that Ali Javahari, a representative of the People's Party of Iran, is working in the VPF. Along with work in the Federation he performs the assignments of his leadership; in particular, he deals with settling Iranian political émigrés arriving in Vienna in the countries of people's democracy.
In the words of Cde. Berezin, Cde. Javahari does his work carelessly and possibly his activity is known to the Viennese authorities.
Fearing that the work of Cde. Javahari to place Iranian political émigrés in work might cause repression from the Austrian government against the VFP, Cde. Berezin considers it advisable to recall Cde. Javahari from the VFP staff and put him at the disposition of the Iranian friends.
We consider it advisable to inform Cde. Berezin that a recall of Javahari from the VFP staff is not being caused by a necessity but he should warn Javahari so that the latter does his work to settle Iranian political émigrés more carefully. The NPI CC has given instructions to Tehran to stop sending political émigrés via Vienna.
The text of the telegram is attached.
Deputy Chief of the CPSU CC Department for
Relations with Foreign Communist Parties
[signature] (I. Vinogradov)
Chief of a sector of the CPSU CC
Department
[signature] (I. Kozlov)
25 July 1955
Nº 25-S-1532
[handwritten:
Memo
to Cde. I. T. Vinogradov The telegram was sent
to Vl. Vo[ronin] on 27 July
27 July 1955s
[illegible signature]
1 August [to the] archive
V. Gorbunov
This letter recommends the recall of Javahari because of his supposedly careless work with Iranian political emigrants that risks repression from the Austrian government. Also included is a response to the Soviet Ambassador saying that the reasons listed are not sufficient enough for a recall of Javahari.
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