CONTRACT: EVALUATION OF SOVIET RESEARCH IN THE FIELDS OF PARANORMAL BEHAVIOR AND UNCONVENTIONAL HUMAN BIOPHYSICS

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• Publication Date: March 31, 1975
• Content Type: REPORT

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EVALIIATION OF SOVIET BESEA8C8
IN,TBE FIELDS OF PABAN08MAL BE8AVI08
AND UNCONVENTIONAL HIINAN BIOPHYSICS.
FINAL BEPOST , MABCB, 1975
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I. C08T8AC?ED OBJECTIVES
II. GEHEBAL COHSIDEBATIOHS
III. METHODOLOGY APPLI$D
I9. TINBTABLE OF flP88ATI0HS
9. IHTSBVIEW SY80PSSS
VI. II.S. STATE-OF-THE-A8T
VII. SOVIBT STATE-OF-T88-AST
VIII. DISCIISSIOH AND I~SPLICATIOHS
Ia. BIBLIOG8AP8Y A8D 88FESEHCES
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( As stated is Contractor's proposal dated May 23,1974}
The purpose of the contract was to determine the true extent
of Soviet research is the fields of parapsychology and paraphysics.
A special emphasis was made oa the possibility to identify that
research which is directly supported by the Soviet government.
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The project was eupected to yield a list of laboratories,
scientists and personnel associated with such research in the Soviet
IIaion sad, if possible, is some of the countries of Easters Euroge.
It :vas also specified that as attempt will be made to outline the,
managerial lines of authority including the ez.teat of caordinaL-ioa
between laboratories or scientists and governmental agencies.
A parallel goal within the lama framework wasp contracted as
sa analytical and evaluative description of the research befag con-
ducted at the above ideatifiad laboratories. Specifically, that part
had to be concentrated oa
Soviet, official definition of the research areas;
Levels of priority and personnel related to the
project;
Ezteat of material support sad the qualitg of
research iavolvad is each project;
Raowa target dates far completitoa of progrsms.
The following areas of research were to be iaclnded is the
evaluative sad analytical part of the project
Human-hoses commuaicatioas achieved by other than normal
sensory mechanisms. That included research on ezperimeatal
paradigms that use preternatural seas~ory modalities with
subjects able to communicate by mesas of heightened
normal sensitivities;
Aegaisitioa of information by gifted subjects from
nonhuman (e.g. graphic) targets or printed materials;
Training of the two abilities (above} is *~oagifted or
slightly gifted subjects;
Laboratory techniques developed to gursue such training.
Specificallp,possible use of operant coedit{oning, bio-
feedback, electro-sleep and SEF moaitioriag;
Testing iastr umeats (psychological,psychiatric,psychomotor,
psychophysiological,dermatoglyphic,ete} befag considered
or used to cull from large oooulations potertis~l subjects.
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II. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
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( Parts of the following material have bees stated is Contractor's
proposal aad is the Interim Reports)
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While a considerable iaterest is parapsychological research
has been consistea~~.y reported is relation to Soviet IIaioa (Eboa,l9!].,
Srippaer ~ Davidsoa,l972, $zippaer b Sickmaa,1974,_McGarey,1977.., Boss,
1971,1974, Ostrander b Schroader;1971,1974, Tiller;1972 ), the si.tua-
tion there is this respect is quite complicated.
The Soviet governmental system is usually identified with as
eztremely sober aad realistic approach toward nay scientific endeavor.
The Soviet political system also demands froae everybody a strict coor-
diaatioa of ideological or scientific thinking with party palicg.
Oa the other hand, parapsychology is as area of scientific invcstigatioa
where as uauaual amount of open-mindedness aad of veatsresome thinking
is required per se.
Therefore, as upsurge of popular andlor scientific iaterest in
parapsychological research is Soviet IIaion could mesa many things.
It may,of course, rnpreseat a tolerant attitude of as evolutiaL
communist elite is eoatemporary Soviet society. Yet this gossibility
conflicts vith quite a few official declarations of pgl.icy directed
at Soviet scientists, (official reviews of Saass1,197 ; A. Saexhasvsky's
introduction to Prokop,l971;~ etc).
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It may also be rooted is a strategic need to integrate sFaataaeoe:s
research of bold scientists and eves laymen into the ideological. comp lex
of the communist society, (&hokhlov,19G8).~'
It may as well be nothing else but a skillful operation eaf KIIR
to entrap sad monitor potentially dissident scientists who are srar-
chiag foz as alternative to the official ideology.
But it may also be a complez strategy of misinformation directed
at the Western world, while the inner resources of selected laborato-
ries sad highly qualified scientists would be coordinated sad carpe~lsed
is an intensive pursuit of concrete apglicatians of paraps~rchnlogicsl
phenomena to the military, intelligence or d3verRioaary goals and parA-
digms.
It is the latter possibility that has :regua lately to emerge
with an alarming degree of reality.
At the same time, the coaveatioaal aveanes to verify the actual
state of these affairs, like e.g. as evaluative: studg by s panel of
qualified Western eeelentists is simply not agpilcab+e here.
First of all, the control of sensitive scientific iaformat3on
was always very high is the 'Soviet IIaion. As a mattex of fact ar.ad re~e:rd ,
the dissipation of a~ scientific iaformatica in such a way th.^t it
would reach the i~esi:Ara world is punishable by Criminal Coda. +:s s result
not Daly most of tze Soviet scientific reportn are quite difficult to
evaluate or replicate is the West, but even so-called "professional"
.;ontacts with Soviet scientists era for all practical purposes ut~reliab].a
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Thus, scientific reports and data from Soviet Uaioa that have
reached Western world are either the result of a careful screening,
editing and a subsequent release by trusted Soviet ceaaars, or are
artifacts manufactured for Western consumption by highly-trained
"operatives" from the Department of Scientific Intelligence within
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All that is especially valid for the material is thQ field of
parapsychology or paraphysica. As a coasequeace, the reports available
is the West are diffuse, uadetailed, data are presented is very general
terms, barely enough for a summary that lacks precise references to the
methodology,dasiga, analyses or evea? type of subjects. Specif.icallg,
the amount of information related to research groups, project topics
or financial support is virtually aoa-existent. Aad that has aggravate d
is the recent years, when as obvious veil of secrecy has been put
around the official attitude of Soviet scientific community toward the
research of paranormal.
At the same time, oa this side of Iron Curtain, a wave of
popular superstitions has risea,oa the crest of which so many "experts?
is parapsychology succeeded to rids and profit. A few of them. had
some relationship with psychologg,medical,cliaical or evea social,
bat parallel with their efforts, a tremendous development of large
scale commerciali~aatioa of "pay phenomena "ia form of pamphlets,aatholo-
gies, anti-scientific periodicals; do-it-yourself manuals, courses
at the community colleges taught by professional practitioners, semi-
nars oa exorcism, etc, has subataatially obscured the field.
Generally speaking, is the fields of parapsychology and pars--
physics, =he traditional Western distinction between the approach of
a common ~aa and that of a trained acieatis~ is being largely lost
upon la~ea and self-styled researchers that are operating as ?sciea-
tists" iz that still controversial area of scientific investigation.
Ia view of all that, our opinion was that s straightforward
scholarly assessment of Soviet research is parapsychology and garaphysics
oa the basis of traditional academic comparison with reports sad data
available elsewhere, world be quite difficult sad probably inconclusive.
A different strategy was therefore selected for the project.
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( Parts of the materia state be ow were outlined is Con~ractor's
proposal and is the Interim Reports )
The selected strategy and related methodology were based upon.
the following operational considerations
To determine the true ezteat of Soviet research is the fields of
parapsychology and paraphysics, the project had to be regarded as
a complez of intelligence operations rather thaw simple scientific
iaquirp.
From that point of view, it appeared that wader existing circumstances
the most reliable information pertaining to the objectives of the pro-
je~t could and should be obtained directly from the individuals who
are involved or have been engaged is the Soviet research wader iavesti-
gatioa. .
But to imglemeat those operational goals, i.e. to establish a working
contact with both groups, sad then to evalsate collected data, the
iaveatigstors had to be equipped with
as intimate knowledge of Soviet society specifically of the
=e:tality and psychology prevailing is a semi-dissident
scientific community;
a professional traiaiag is ezperimeatal psychology, especially
is analytic methodology, is design and control of complex
experiaeats;
a aubstaatial traiaiag is ezperimeatal parapsycholopr4, that is,
is controls, definitions, coacep*_s, problems and paradigms
specific for that field;
traiaiag and ezperieace is establishing confidential contacts
with foreign nationals, especially with those who are living
fa a politically or oparatioaally sensitive situation;
a background and ezperieace is obs~rviag the basic rules of
security and confidentiality to protect personnel, is=ormatioa
and the sutborities involved;
multilingual abilities for a direct collecrioa sad evaluat3oa
of data, as well as for the analyses of original material.
It was possible to adopt the outlined strategy because the
combination of abilities described above vas to as adequate extent
represented is the personnel selected for the project.
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At the first, immediate aad realistic stage of the project
iaformatioa had to be collected from former Soviet citizens who is
one way or other had bees involved or had been is contact with the
research fields is question.
After a brief prelimiaar stud oteatial sources of that
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eoatarts within the Soviet IIaioa, there may be some operational gala
to establish direct and personal communication with some of the T~iest
European research groups that have bees engaged is a professional
liasoa with Soviet scientists.
To obtain auxiliary guidelines for prospective interviews,
documents sad literature fa v:rious languages, published sad uapuh-
lished, aad related to the fields of investigation were scanned is
search of names aad addresses of persoaael aad/or laboratories. This
iaformatioa was also planned to be as aid for the initial double-check
of the data to be collected.
ue to the voluminosity of the material, computerized files
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ad to be created aad the input routines programmed by the Contractor
specificall for the ro act. The rofessionsl staadia of the Coa-~
tractor allowed
for a coaplete control an a cos i eatia has ing o as eventually
massive slots a of data fa form of Contractor's rivate files oa disc
All these arras emeats were made with) (without
involving is any way is the rationale of the
research project as a iae y t e contract.
All provisions for the recording, iadeaiag or analysis of data
obtained solely on grounds of Contractor's position with the
were toeally unrelated to the contracted activity. (b)(1)
would be subsequently satiated is the project. B u i the summer
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Most have as established rocedure
for approval of great propose s. Tha procedures at is questic
involved at lease 7 departments aad a substantial sum er o persoaael
It was decided that the field part of the project will be
carried out aad completed during the summer moathR of 1974. The
decision was based on the following
months for the field part, the project was kept (b)(1)
suthorit the "overhead" exgeases sad a technics coatro o t e (b)(3)
project were eliminated.
The activity of the team $f ter October lst, however, was limited
to week-ends or after-officehours aad that has greatly stowed down the
~pac~ of the analytical work.
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( Parts of the material stated below were outlined is the Interim
Reports )
Timetable of operations, Juae 28-July 29, 1974
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Flight plan finalized and seats reserved.
Arrcagemsata to secure a normal functioning of home and family affairs
during the 45 days period of overseas operations have been worked out
and eventually met.
personnel and laboratories started.
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Computer files created and stored oa disc.
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Ia a.meetiag with Project officers, the technical details of planned
overseas operations were coordinated and approved. .
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Trav=? schedule and timetable of interviews
July 29 - September 12, 1974
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Over 25 hours of auditory tapes with recorded iaterviews
were the result of overseas operations.
The primary data is form of 24 taped iaterviews aad 2 summaries of
aoa-recorded conferences, were audited aad transcribed in the original
language by the Contractor is order to be used is the evaluatiaa process.
From these transcripts, synopses were created for al-1 relevant
iaterviews. The craatioa aad reporting of these synopses was not sgeci-
fied is the contract, but is the opinion of the Contractor, tha iafor-
matioa contained is the synopses might serve a useful purpose dufiag
that per=cd of time when the primary data will undergo the grocess of
traascri~~ioa aad translation by the Contracting Agency.
Tha complete aad unedited primary data were copied oa 4-track tape,
interspersed with auditory signals indicating the sequence of iaterviews
aad ?aith brief introductory comments oa each recording. The resulting
reels of tape were seat to tha Project Officers by certified mail oa
December 28, 1974.
Data from traasnri~ts were then used to load the files at the
as private iafarmatioa storages of the (b)(1)
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Within the scope cf thin project, there is relatively little tkas
should aad could ae aaiZ coaceraiag research i:: parapsychology
on tha territory o~ tae Uaite3 States.
And that is becausa the rarapsschological rrsEarr_h is this .:o?:a=ry
is so insignificant is the volume aad so prir:itive is the pro-
fessional techniques apglied.
The main body of Americaa researchers has bees reared in philoso-
phical and methodological traditions completely alien to aad fully
incompatible with tha theory and practice of pazapoychc+logy.
While thera has 3cea Iateiy as ups:trge of popular iaterest is
parapsychology aad even score semblance of its acceptaace'by a few
scieati.fic societies, t:~e surface of the challenge was 3arely
scratched. And the relative tolerance of parapsychology as a can-
didate for tha +roatier area of psychology is indeed a very anti
phenomenon.
A density pattern of Americaa pablications ia~~tha area of parapsg-
chology is included is this $ectioa. Tha choi..e of literatura was
mainly deteraiaed ~y the goal of this project aad is centered around
publications related to research logics is ezperiaeatal para~-spcho-
logy or to the ?hilasophy of Parapsychology as a ae:r area of sc=es-
tific eadaavor. Yet the sample nevertheless seems to ba characteris-
tic for the fiald as 4 whole. *he suggestion yielded by the density
pattern that the apswing of iaterest is parapsychology has ~~Evua
with the end of sixties is indirectly supported also by other
sources (Chance,I373; Harvilik,l973; grippaer o E~ckmaa,l9?4;
Krippaer 4 Rabia,1S74; :~ass,l9?~-; Astraader b Schroeder,1S74,ecr_).
As a matter of tact, 3s recent as mid-sixties, the overhelrs~!ag
atcitnde of II& scientific media coaceraiag parapsychology wse
openly stated is 1=adiao gublicatioas as .: firm conviction that
the whole field i3 aothizb alse but a comr~erciali.zed, skilfully
staged hoax (fisssei, 1965/LS version/ aad 197Q!Soviet pi:blicatica/).
di..^,traught rsrer.t3 of functionalist origin, raised by pgotistial
personality of i7atson oa sire skimmed mil;c of beh$vioral manifesto,
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two important fac*_ors ht.ye rendered this bias practically iae?sitable~?
- tha roots of der?caa eaperiseatal psychology aad the rootR of
American axperimeatcl parapsychology.
American experiaeat~:1 Fs9chology, a aeurozic :hild,bora is C'sicsgo
;`1r~ anything alse :ar *,erar;;ychology but a greet deal of aaxiaty.
J ~ ..
Gr, iu wcrrle~ o:. Car]. Rogers (Rice Symposi*sm,195=~) :"(~,~...~ricsa
psychologists) rs??: germi.tted the world of psychologica:~ sc=area
to be aazrowed t^ '~ehavior observed, sosads emit*_ed, aar.~ta
scratched on t~ba ti.per, sad t?~e like....". ?srap.yc;z~~l..,;_a7.
phenomena wool:: =..r?:iy f. t? into these categori:s.
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~~ atmosphere tormznted by tec::aologi.:al progress, - could r_~,or gave
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On the other head, Americas eaperimeatal parapsychology sever
succeded to free itself from the stigma of "research oa survival"
with which it came into being is this country,(Rhia~,1934,e) or
from the aura of spiritualism aad methaphysical eadesvvrs to which
it was eoasisteatly licked by popular ~piaioa (Rhiae,l934,b).
The only professional group of researchers is parapsychology is
some way affiliated with s IIaiversity was Shine's laboratory is
Durham. But the relationship was always very complex, led to as
estraagameat of Rhine's group oa the West Campus aad h:.s ceded is
early sizities is mutual bitterness sad total rupture.
The list of parapsychological organ:zatioas is the w'+sstera hemi-
sphere,which is included is this sactiea, yields 19 groups residing
is US. No one of these associations ~s directly or evc:a closely
related to say serious scientific institution or university.
The high-souadiag titles of "academies? or "institutes" do sot chaa~;~
much,siace the fact remains that the personnel lists v~ +theso gro?~~s
do not contain one siagla nama~of.a highly reputable sc=c~atist,
with credentials widely acceptable to.Americaa scientific media.
US periodicals related to the field of parapsychological research.
{list is included is this section), cr+~saat the s~ situation.
Out of 24 main periodicals is that field is US, na =ne is a fully
recognized journal of any scientific stature.
At the same time, the stream of receaL publications is tLa field
of parapsychology is mainly supported by popularized wirte-?sps by
semi-professionals. Among the Americas authors of pablieatioas
related to the field uadar iavestigatioa,(list is ?acludad is this
sectiaa),very f era are researchers per se. Basically, they are either.
iou;aalists, 'zploitiag a fad is the popular mood,CEbo:~,1971;Haasel,
1970; Boy,1965; *_sccarey,l972; Ostrander sad Schroeder, 1971,a;1971,
b; 1974,a;1974,b; etc), or self-style3 investigators :eportiag some
minimal a=hievemaats is iastrumeatatioa-or is statisit:cal~iaterpre-
tation,GDaviae,i970; Honortoa,1970; 8y:1,1966;etc), or,in the last
few years, part-timers ia'parapsychology s:ho teach or research is
soma "boaafide" a.ea of science aad oa a parallel, s~emf-official ,
track are iaveati;atiag parapsychological pheaamaas,(8ilner,1965:
Srippaer S Fersh,1971; Srippaer S Bubia,la73; Morris,I9?3; Z:oss,
1974; Moss A Johasoa,1972;Schmeidler,l9o5,1973; ScL.meidler ~ Craig,
1972; Schwarx,1972; Tart,1969;Ullmaa s 7:rippaer,19r0;7i1mSL,Krfp-
paer sad Vaughaa,l973; Vas de Castle,1974; Worral et +tl, 13i0 }.
The background sect fields of research of a very fek? ?r,sfzsstoaat
parapsychologists is the United Stet's era available from almoRt am
sizeable Uaiverstty Library. The following aumbera is rile list of
Americas authors is thiasection will indicate researa':ers whose
coatributioa to Sze field of experimea*_al parapsych~logy,or to fire
general t:ieory ut parapsychological i7heacrsaaa eauld aeri+ a ;.lasEr ,
atteatioa ~7; ~ 11; # 12; # 23; # ~i; ~ 53; ~ 68; ~ 74; '~ 75;
~ 78; ~ 113; 9 115; f 134; ~ 135; ~'s3a; :~ 152; ~ 155; ~ .58.
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63-~I~PPNER, S.,Fe"RSH, D.
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65 K.?IP?NE.4,S.,RIT~IN,D.
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96 OSTRA?iDE~., S., SCHROEDrR,L.
97 OSTPAND. ?, S., SCH30ED~?, L:
98 OSTRA'11DEK?+S.,SCi~RCEDr'.~r,L:
99 OSTHANDER,S.,SCii30EDER,t:
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112 WaIN=,J.3., ET AL
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( Soma of tee ma*_Er3 31 presN :Cad below Na.s autliaed ir. the
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the maid 61ock o. data on which the aaa3y:aAs of the So~:?tat statP-
~~t-tr~P-art arP oased,s=tms from reecxdad =rtarviaws. At the sa.ae r.3.~:s,
clout evideace of :Iota validity ~rss obtained through a coraa?risaa of
ixt?ermatloa from iataT~-_aws x~ith tlxa agmeG +~3d loc:atioas a~?::{ labla 'Fxo:~
n+3b ].3;:hed aources,bAth is the :vest aad is the Soviet? raiea.llot always
Lhat p~3deace was baaed oZ coasiateat coiacic:eacas bet~ceea t~.= iasi de
xafor.aatian o:~ perao:i:.e: aad facilities ca ode x+aad aad tii= p-.blis::ed
material from which 3: xras possible to eztsact the cross-valiaatiag ra-
latiorships, oa the other. Quire cftea, it ti*as the detected cons's:eac.~
in tlxe dis~xenanc.e$ bola*eaa *_: a isfar3atian oc,aie6 out o? the Soviet
tlaiou atoag officie~l ckaaLels xnd the ciar.3 yielded b3 i:.t=:t;iawa tlnsL?
.floe ie3 to a clearer ust2erstaadiae of tee gc..sibla ratioaal~ bshiad
Soviet shiFtiag edicts ~a the field ua.9cr iaccsstigaticrs.
~lasic reedits o: the data analyses a.e :epresex:ta,: is :his seczia
nit tho report by ccm?uieY-pr.odu=ed lis;.s o? {ae+?.; ties a_d per~o:.ael
aifiliatAd *slth th?_ res.:$z?cii area within the a__pp of tae 'i~vsst+gati3a.
fet tiluele print-oats, maa3garie.l Iiaes of authority era outli3e3 Po: sc_za
ek t:hc listed persoaas?, as ere a ?a:~ of zeportad ralat:.oashypa F,e=:?r~a
Ja+cioas sacilities, model of Gcoperatiaa '+et*!ee~ rasearcix gaGLSpe, aa3
~:l:e c?: ideaca or the de: rse of da+rerasenta]. .vnt_ol ty spec{ riL a3sscaF 3 .
The list of fa?il:~=ips r~la:e+i to th~_ Lfbid uada_ _a-rest{~atiea
co:ita{ns reduadaat i:titrrat{oa, sl*LCS acWs of th= fscii{ties w~rP 3es-
c.eib;:d by variuua seuxca3 i:t g+~i.te di:Ef~areat wtys. The d+scrs_ aLCi_s der,:.
couJ.d be partially r.t'_::_+~3 to tht variety :.f +'co~?ers+' azilitad by ;vS
to camonf3.aCe tts srczsL :n8tailat+oa~ sad re~searc'x $ro+_ps. .
da alphabetical list of ietccred jFrscaael prcced+~s t+ss _i?e
:r?Ltf; iaFormaticnrclat::d ro tI:?,ee i.:xci4=+lua3:s. ':ot all of t1:s i:ames
fannd la the iatPrvie:x::. -sera t:~aei fir tl.e i__ca. Whew the '.;:aasiS;l~;;
iafo~at3oa was eith~=r iacempl~te o: =solstei! aS compared ?:~.th otaes
aJ+17.?rl::7, ao~P +xF th,~ ae~rxe~. were dot ir..ludcd iu t`e print-csta.
:. ~s~t of peri.oaaal i , 3rrsuga+? =i.~habatita :l? w{ *_'r_ the : ourcr aadiestcA
at t~t?,: righ*. asxgia of :~?~ ix:st case. kai..adts, x:here detECtable, ar+
:si~o inLluded in i::e praxat-cat.
DUe t0 f: %:3 97i1~? C~ calict tso ir.f. ct_St3 ca ~ ~Ci tG i}'a _.:l'.+. ~ At+.t7
of ca:ttcac~ed ti~as, s d_taia.e3 :is;:::ds3.rv n; ?e :l.litiea sac rsrr:on_el {.s
sot Qussibte~ bagoa~j tat ~..s~tarisl selected fur ur?itit-ou~a . 3-;ct aet__ls
an~.i d+nseript.tans Kr. caa~:~iaad f.~s th+ primary data which ha;: been r+:b-
~itt.:1 to thP? P~:ojett ~w?ficera.
.!la an axaatple ?~1 ~::. ~?Q1eC::;;a 'listi:~e; is?ts 3ror3 is `:.e =iZa
'''~rr.3a*;asl" wer9 3D.Zei'. 4t:t {+:' t :e .:ems@8r'~:lEa:s ::+++ iogad G~ _a~a:.ro.+~.?
by ~overamear, al apeac'=:*y.
Tseo deaslt~+ p:~_t-:~ of Sc~~:i~_ s,:~blica*__;~*.:s ;:elated tc the field
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wader iavesrivatian were created - from the bibliogrsph=cal list
generated +ar this project and frog the bibliography puvlishzd by
Joint put~licatioas $esearch Service is Arlington, pa. ?snder this names
of E.Aiaumov and L. Vileaskaya, 1971.
Both density patterns show a striking similarity, aa3ely t:~at the peak
of related psblicatioag is tha Soviet union falls o: tha ;,ears 1967 -
1.968 aad the number of literature allowed to appear,dramatically des=i-
1es immediately after those years.This finding is rather sigaifi.cs:rt as
as indirect support of the regarts,detected is the interviews,that is
the year 1968 the states of parapsychological research is the Soviet
IIaioa aad, specifically, the Qtate of the cbaa=~lz to tha~ research
open to ~Testeraers,have bees drastically altered by the Soviet Gcveraar~a':
'L'he listing of Soviet pnbli=ations as related to r'~e year of the,.
agpe.araac^ aad the city shows :lso the alternate ~:t+liastioa of a +ew
research groups in the Soviet Uaioa according to to .y_ategical d,~msads
of +~ aerts:.a political sitnatioa dominating t::e period.
T.he lama cluster of data is profiled is the fol_os:ing listia ;c w.'_t:-.
respect to a few cities ,where important research gros,f ;sere or ar.:
located.
yrum .rose-comparisons o.f 3ata,aa obvious rsttEra ::as :mergee
St is qui*_e clear that in the Soviet IIaioa thera see t~aa basic catego-
ries of ar_t:-~-ity rei.ated to research is parapsycholo~~ ~r paraphgsics,
C.~te~,nr?y A,- sami-overt, psaudo-scieatifi_ "rcgaa:ch gioeps?
creates by the government ?or the purpose of u ~:orking contact
with ::cetera scientific media. Those groups hRVe been iai=fated
aad oramoted by a specis~. section of gGB is mid-5fxtirs. Simui-
~tanr_oLSly with the begiaair:g cf that action, t::z gatat for a wi=:
pu'u].~ration or garapsych~Iogical materials *aar.= officially opEnal,
as a~u integral part of ~'.e same action.
The aaterial coming from.!~hese chsaaels is well coat+olled by
KGB specialists aad reu; ~~seats a multitude of artifacts maaufsc-
tursd by high'_y trained o_:?ratives is KGb'a sec=foes of scientific
inr.Qliigeace. Most of ti,e "scientists" sgpearia; oa thR stag3
cf this eaterpriee arA is fact iCGS staff af:icars, as it .'s _a-
?rtad by reliable aourc~s aad iadicatad is ~r_hr lists of persoaLe ~..
~e n?culiar aspects of ~.hls wall orchestrated RvB operscioa erT~:`
j t:z:: iafsatile aai?rete of Wasters scieatist3 a. *,~nam the operzti:zl
is t.ieed, have led ::s to Zabel category ,L as a new "TT~UST" of
i Soviet Iate~lligeare ser-ri.=e, as aaslogy to the cp=ration the sama';
~SerRice has sv brilliant:? carried out is mic!-t`~irtias with a ~.
~~ ghtly different operative goal.
Yar the information obtai*.ted from iatervi.ems u:.ns_si::atly =oi::ts
oast to the eaiateace of ~acoa3 group -
Cat~or4 B, highly sacrF:t,oompletely closzd {::.s*itutions :nd r~se-
a?:.:h seaters is the Sevi~t IInioa, eaga,gpd i?~ ::n f a: er_se yursui: ^:
practical applicatioa3 0` ?arapsychclogical v.~_LOmaaa for tie
exact 3efiaed goals of lstPlligeace, `~~}rte ~ ~_ s,,.,,Ang/and zP.w
methons of uacoaveati+~aal ?aarfare. Those gra~ip3 ar?a working oa
huge budgets, are sta_ftsci with e:.tremely nail tiz1_^ec Rc3aatistr
aad are functioning under a~ispices either of riG? ~r Ministry of
De`.:ase. Ia tfioae institutes aad researta ceatzra the sci~nri~b~~~~
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community is wor~iag on rsal empirical paradigms a:d is supported
by most modera,sophisticated equipment. Ia those iasitstes, 'the
resewrchers are also enjoying immense privileges of ~: broup favoxar.
by .the government wad all of them have gone tsroueh the tedios
process of secret clearances. Ia this cates~ory, there is also a
~orious attempt to grasp new emnrgiag aspects os :ae rursical .ea p
t? and incorporate it is as uncoaveatioaal modal of hsuaa nature
Knd the possibility of its external control.
The distiaatioa bet*aesa the type of fafarmatioa relatad to owe catsgorg
or to the other is quite Qisible is the data. ~o, for =~staace, thz
names of personnel is category A rarely, if at all, aprcar is the da:c
that comes from category B, sad vice-versa. That distiarti~a sta3ds,
is spite of the fact that a few games still may a3gaar at *_he "j +:act=nr
point" ba*_weea two formations. ?et the xey figures and the fear labora-
tories is both basic groups waver appear ( at Least ao? Lrd~r the same
name) is aaS? reliable source of iaformat+on.
The relcodes is the iaforaatioa describing personaai =adie.:te autame=3-
caily whether the person belongs to the category ~ cr to the category
B.Brief descriptions of afFi3.iatioa with aGa or Miaistr; of defense,
sometimes iacladed is t!:e print-outs,shoaid 'yelp c lairify thct point.
It is also gaits possible that the vary purpose of ~th~s c::tager? A is
to retract atteat3oa from the activities o* category B.
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LIST OF T:;E FACILITI::S RELATED TO THE FIELD U11DE.4 I"JVESTIGA:'ION
F-1 PHYSIOLOGY LAB OF PSYCHIAT?.IC INST. :KOSCO'+T I-01
ADRt 80LSHAYA KO:rL~1UNI STI CHESKAYA, 13, AFFILIATED WITH ACADEfi' OF :4ED SCI
TEL.: C 1963, i-2a) - ZH-3-0 i -02. i -2a, R-35, R-38, R-31, R-33
F-2 iySTiTUTE OF RESEAR~i IN COMMUNICATION :KOSCOW I-2a
BRANC:1 OF IPPI C F-a) I S LOCATE? THERE.ADRsAVi Oi30T0.?.NAYA, 8-A, 3LDG .2, GT.1
TEL.:01963) LH-a-0a-0i,15T FLOOR L-6a,R-35,R-38,R-23
F-3 INSTITUTE OF PROBLEMS OF INFO.TRANSMIS. :IOSCOW L-ba
RUSSIANS IPPI . ADRs E-2a,AVIAIKOTOR.'11AYA UL.B, SLDG.2,AC.OF SCI .AFFILIATED
SMIRNOV VSI1Si ON OF IPPI LOCATION I-2a, R-a8, R-35, R-38, R-23
F-a iNSTiTVTE OF PR08LE;K5 OF iNFO.TRANS:CiS. :KOSCOW i-2a
RUSSIANtIPPI. ADRi PA.QTIZANSeCAYA UL.,2T.IN THE AREA OF VOROSJEVY GORY
TEL: C 1963) G-976-35, 8 STORE BLDG L-6a, R-37, R-38, R-39, R-2 i, 3-3 i
F-5 CENTR.SCi.RESEARCH LA8 OF ACAD.SCi. :MOSCOW i-2a
ADRs ZH-383,SHOSSEYNAYA LTL.,92. RET.ADR.ON yIRZA LETT~S 01959-62)
!KAY BE AN EARLY LOCATION OF LAB. R-a0
F-6 UKHTOMSiCY RESEARCH INSTITUTE LENIYGRAD I-23
BRANCH OF DEPT.OF BIOLOGY,LGU. ADRtKOMMVNNISTICHzSKAYA NAB~EJ:YAYA,7
1 BLDG.I*JNERR COURT.REST DISPERSED 3-39,R-38,P.-35,R-21
F-7 PA.RAPSY LA8 CVASILJEV?S) LENI:JGRAD i-23
FORM.VASILJEV'S WORKSHOP. ADRseCO:KMUNISTICiiESKAYA NABE?EJNAYA,7;LG'J
LOCATED 3-D FLOOR,SIO/GEO BLDG. R-36,R-38
F-8 ?+TEIZ:4ANN INSTITUTE OF SCIE1tCE Rir10VOT I-01
RESEARCH GROUP OF SELECTED SCI E'1TTI STS. RE:iOVOT, POB 26. S~lI-SECRET.
FIELDS MOSTLY CLASSIFIED i-2a,R-50,3-35
F-9 DEF'r'tiTSE PSYCHOLOGICAL LAB. MOSCOW I-17
LOCATED IV DEFE'ITSz BLDG,A.RBAT PLAZA, Nr7CT TO :METRO STA. ENTR.2, FLOOR 5
EKTRE"IELY WELL F~JNDED3EaVIPPED R-39,P.-37,R-21
F-l0 PARAPHYSICAL LABORATORY DO?NTON I-26
LABORATORY y0N-EKISTANT.COVER FOR HQ OF A JOL'R.NAL *JS:.D wOW FOR SU I:JF7
EDITOR 3.HE.RBr'RT, PROBAB. SU DUPE
F-11 NAVY PSYCHOLOGICAL LAB ZY'rCH I-17
LOCATED IN VAW. SCHOOL CYAKIR), CeiI EF LT.COLONEL :4A.NGELOV OR :'lANSUROV
I:4PORTANT I11F'0? IN I-08,1-17 R-37,R-30,3-38,R-21
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F-12 OSOBAJA PSY~IOL.LAB MOSCOW I-17
UNDER SU ACADEMY OF SCI. ADRs 90LSH.KOMMUNISTICHESs'CAYA, 13, SAME AS F-I
IDENTICAL WITH F-1,9UT AFFIL-N I-01,I-2a,R-35
F- 13 RESEARCH INSTIT*JTE OF PARAPSY~iOLOGY AL:lA ATA I - I T
A SEPARATE, SECRET I:ITSTI TUTFr WITH DEPTS AND FACULTY, MILL TARY POH ADDR.
STAFF i11CL. iNYVSHiN,ROMEN,KiRI.iAN i-2a,3-36,R-1a,3-8,R-a,R-33.R-38
F-Ia PSY~.SECT. OF PHIL.INST. MOSCOW I-17
PSYCHOLOGY LAB WIT?i PHILOSOPI~IY INSTITUTE. VOLK:iONKA, I a,AC.OF SCI .
FUNCTIONS IN CONTACT W. F-9 R-2I,R-32
F-15 ?AT.-IOLOGY OF CRIME LA8 MOSCOW i-17
WITH INSTITUTE OF LAW, EMPLOES R-6 AS EKP.yETHOD.FILES ON F-6
SUBSTANTIAL FILE ON CLAIRVOYANTS R-6,R-28,R-50
F-16 RESEARCH INST.OF PARAPSY ALMA ATA I-I9
PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH F-I3. REPORTED AS SECRET, WITH MIITARY P08
EKTRE"I.WELL FUITDED i EQUIPPED R-36, P.- I a, R-30, R-a
F-17 SPEC.RESEARCH GROUP NOVO?SIBIRSK I-23
PA.~APSY LA8 WITH DEPT OF ZOOLOGY, LOCATED IN ACADE"SGORODOK,UNIV.
CLOSE CONTACT WWITH F-7 LA8 R-35,R-30,R-39
F-18 SPEC.LAB *~tITIt yGU MOSCOW I-21
LEONTYEV' S SECRET WORKSHOP. PVSHKIN PROBABLE CHIEF. IN OLD tilGU BLDG
LOMOV ALSO WOR.~{S THERE R-38,R-50,3-36
F-19 LAB.-PHYSIOLOGY OF LABOR LENIITG?AD I-23
LGV DEPT OF PHYSIOLOGY.ARAPETYIANTS-CHIEF,PAVLOVA WORKS WITrt PARAPSY
PAVLOVA INTERACTS W. SERGEYEV R-28
F-20 NEST MIRZA'S LAB ~ MOSCOt~1 I-2a
SECRET LAB. GIVEN TO ~IIRZA IN 69-70 FOR CLASIFIED RESEARCH IN PARAPSY
CENTERED ON SORCERY i REI..SUBJECTS R-37,R-38,R-23
F=2I CLINiEKP.MED. INSTITUTE NOVOSI3IRSK L-2
'+~.SIHERIAN SECT. OF SV ACADE:lY OF SCI.i INST.OF.AUTOMAT.iTELE~lETRY
NEW :~EA-VS OF BIOINFO RESEARCH R-30,R-35,3-a0
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F-22 DEPARTMENT 8 NOVOSI9I3SK I-28
W. INST. OF AUTOMATICS i EL ECTROMETRY, SIBERIAN ACAD.OF SCI ., SI vCE 1965
TOP S:.C?.ET LAB. SdTERN WORKED THERE R-37, R-39, R-31, R-32, R-24, 3-06
F-23 SPECIAL LA80*~ATORY LENINGRAD I-28
'~1. :ITAVY SCHOOL OF ELECT30NiCS CPOPOV),*aTORKS ON R-2a AND ON R-05
SE3Gi:YE'l,G.-CHiEF.~ESTS KULAGiNa R-35,3-05,3-2a,R-39 (b)(1)
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LIST OF P~SONNEL RELATED TO THE FIELD VND~ I1IVESTI GATT ON
1-ADAMENKO, V:G.
2 ADLE~OV
~ 3 ANDREJEVA,GALINA
4 ANDREJEVA,GALINA
5 ARAPETJAN
6 BFS.IAVSKY,ALEKSANDER
7 8000LEP
S HONGARD,M.M.
9 BUTEIKO
10 DRBAL, KAR EL
11 DROZHZHIN,BRONiSLAV
12 DVBROV,A.
13 EMELYANOV
14 EVGRAFOV,N.ALEKSEEVITCH
15 GAVRILIK
16 GELLERSTEIN,S.G.
17 GRYAZNVKHIN,E.G.
1 S GULYAYEV, P. I .
19-INYVSHIN, V.M.
20 IVANOV,VSEVOLOD
21 KAZNACMEYEV, VLAIL
22 KEIAL.IKOV
23-KIRLIAN,SEMI ON D. '
24 -KI RLI AN, VALENTI NA
25 KIRSNOVSKAYA,IRINA NIK.
26 KI SELEVA, TAMAtlA ALEKSANDROVNA
27 KOGAN, I .a1.
26 KONOPLIN,ALEKSANDR SID.
29 KRAIN ALIK
30-KRI VOROTOV, AL EKS E!r
31 KVCIiYNKA, KAREL
32 KVDRIAVTSEV,V.
33~KULAGINA,NINA~
34 KVLAGIN, V. V.
35 KVLESHOVA?ROSA
3e xuPRiANOVA,ANNA iv.
37 KVRTCHENKO, NADEZHDA
38 KVZNETSOVA,NINA
39 K....., Pf~VEL NIKOLAYEVI TCH
40-LEONTYEV, A.N.
41~t. EONTYEV, A. N.
42 LEVTIN
43 LISUNOV,VLADIMIR
. a4 LSTViNOV,LEV
45-LOMOV,B.F.
46-LOMOV,3.F.
47- LOMOV, 8. F.
48-LURIA,A.R.
49~I.VRIA,A.R.
S0 LYV80MIRSKY,ALIiC
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'?.? 51 :4IKHAILOVA,LUDA~tILA
52 MIKHAILOVA,NELYA
53 MIRZA,D.G.
Sa ~liRZA, D.G?
55 :lIRZA, D.G.
56 :r1I SHETOV, TY.
57 MOGILEVSKY,BORIS
58 MUSALEVSKAYA
59 NAZArtOV, E.
60 NALIMOV, E.K.
61-NIKOLAYEV, KARL
62 NIXOLAYEV,YV.
63 NIKOLAYEV,YV.S.
64 NYVBERG, N. D.
65 OLJSHANSKY, VLADIMIR
- 66 ORLOV
67 PAVLOVA,LYVSIA PETROVNA
68 P1ROV,VITALY PAVLOVITCH
b9 PETROF,YU.A.
78 PETRVSI~IINSKY, V. V.
71 POPEREKA, MARK
72 PROKHOROV,AND. IV.
73 PVDOVKIN
74 PVSHKIN, VENIAMIN NO~.VI Tai
75-PVSHKIN,V.N.
76-PAIKOV, VLADI:lIR
77 REJDAK,ZDENEK
T8 ROMEIT, A. 5.
79 ROMEN,A.S.
80 ROMEN,A.S.
81 SALNIKOV, E.
82 SAMOYLOV,GENNADY
83 SCHELEK
84 SENYAGIN,IGOR
8 5 5E.4GEYEV-MATVEYEV, V .
86-S E3GEYEV, GENNADY
87 S~RGEYEV, G.A?
88 SHCHURIN,SIMON
89 SHELUSHKI V,1 GOR
90 S1~IIROKOV, F.
91 SHISHINA,JULIA
92 SHISdKIN,IGOR FEDOROVITCH
93 SiiOROKHOVA, EKATERINA
94 5'dTARK
9S SHTERN,AVGUST
96 SHUSBKEV, G.D.
9T SIVERKOV,DMITRY
96 SLAVINS'i{AYA,NINA ALEKS.
99 SLONIN,A.D.
1B0 SLONJ,EORIS
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101 SLONJ, ELr'i1TA
102 SMERTIN
103 S~IIRNOV, M. S .
104 SVYADOSHCH,A.M.
105 TCHALI DZE, V.
1 H6 TCHE.4EPOV, GEVATADY
107 TUPITSYN
108 UMANS1tY,ALEKSAND.R
109 VASSILICHENKO,YV.
110 VF~{KER,LEV MARKOVITCH
111 VIACHESLAV 3~"SLAVA?)
112~1ILII1TSitAYA, LARI SSA
1 13-t1INOGRADOVA, ALLA
1 14 VLADIirlIROV, VALERY
115 VORONOV
116 YADOV, VLADIMIR
I1T YAGODINSKY,VICTOR
118 ZAVIALOVA,OLGA
119-~ZINCHEITKO, V.P.
120ZINCHE1iK0, V.P.
121 ZOHOV,ROMAN
122 ZU3CHINSKY, NI1tOLAI
123 "SLAVA?' C CODENAME)
124 ....,IGOR VLADIMIROVITCH
125 ...........
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INFORMATION ON PERSONNEL RELATED TO THE FIELD UNDER INVESTIGATION
P-01 ADAMENKO,V.G. MOSCOit SU L-2
SENIOR SCI.WORXER IN MOSCOW INSTITUTE OF RADIO-PHYSICS, BIOENERGETICS
iS ON EDiT.80ARD OF L-2 R-a,R-12,R-21,R-31,R-38,R-a3
P-02 ADLEROV MOSCOW SU I-10
ARTIST. HAS PHE-110MENAL MEMORY. CLOSE FRIEND OF KHASIN?S -FATdER
ASKED KHASINS PROVIDE EXIT VISA R-30
P-03 ANDREJEVA, GALINA MOSCOW SU I -17 _
WORKS VITH F-18. KNOWS A80UT KGH RANK OF LOMOV,WHO ALSO WORKS THERE
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGIST,PHD R-38
P-04 ANDREJEVA,GALINA MOSCOW SU 1-21
WITH LEONTYEV FOR 2 YEARS.HVSBAND DEP.EDITOR OF PR08LE:~1S OF PHILOSOPHY
I S INVOLVED I N PARAPSY RESEARCH R-38, R- 50
P-05 ARAPETJAN LENINGRAD SU I-22
CHIEF, LAB OF?PHYSIOLOGY OF LA80R CSTRESS),UKHTOMSKY INSTITUTECF-6)
HIS LA8 GAMBLES WITH PARAPSY R-21
P-06 BELIAVS,CY,ALEKSANDER MOSCOW SV I-16
APPART.NEIGHHOR OF I-17. WORKS IN SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL LAH. OF INT.MIN.
WROTE ON 3EHAVIOR OF SOU. YOUTH R-55,R-38
P-07 80GOLEP HUS SV I-03
PRIEST IN A VILLAGE IN ZAKA.RPATJE REGI ON, MEMBERR OF A RNLI GI OUS GROUP
WAS BROUGHT TO MOSCOW 8Y KGH R-6, R-27, R-16, R-50
P-08 80NGARD,M.M. MOSCOW SU L-6a
CLOSE ASSOCIATE OF SMIRNOV,M.S. WORKS WITH HIM IN TdE SAME ITJSTITUTE
SEEMS TO 3E A80VE SMIRNOV?S POSITION R-36,R-30
P-09 HUTEIKO NOVOSIHIR SU I-26
CAME TO F-22 FROM MOSCOW,SPECIALIST IN HATKHA YOGA,PR08A8LY PHD
CAME FROM INST.OF EXP.8I08MEDICINE R-39,R-12,R-38,R-28
P-10 DRBAL, KAREL PRAGUE CZECH . L- 2
ENGINEER,MICRO-WAVE, WORKS WITH DOWSING,ACTIVE IN PSYCHOTRONICS
RIGHT HAND OF REJDAK3HIS COAUTHOR R-38,R-50,R-a0 '
P-11 DROZHZ.LII N, BRONI SLAV GORKY SV L-2
SENIOR LECTURER, PED. I NSTI TUTS, PARTICIPANT I N ,FILM 7 STEPS s "DRI VE9."
WORKS WITH NAUMOV SINCE ?61 R-32,R-38
P-12 DUSROV,A. !MOSCOW SU L-2
PHD,SE-'1TIOR RES~RCii T+~ORK~,ACTIVE IN FI3.D OF BIOGRAVITATION CPK)
WAS IN PP.AGVE IN JV*7E, (b)(1)
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P-13 E:IELY 'ice NOVOSIHIR SU I-28 )( ).
CA"lE TO F-22 FROM LR-11TINGRAD, F-07, A SPECIALIST I v "3I OVI3RATI ONS"
I-28 :;AS MORE INF'0 ON 'r1Iyl R-04,R-39,R-21
P-14 EVGRAFOV,N.ALEKSEEVITCH yOSCOW SV I-21
RESEARCHER ON CLAIRVOYANCE IN CRIME DETECTION. WORKS IN F-15
HIS CKI EF HAS A KG8 RANK R- 50, R-21
P-15 GAVRILIK HUS SV I-02
i{G8 RESIDE'.-'1TT IN I-2 AREA. +~AS MEETING '+IIT:t BORIS SLONJ RE PRIESTS
PR08AHLY SUP~V. PRI ESTS NOW R- 55, R- 50
P-16 GELLERSTEIN, S.G. MOSCOW SV I -24
DEAN OF SU PARAPSY.ADR.IST OHJEDENSKY,BLDG 12, FLAT 1.TEL.G-5-13-78
ONCE HEADED F-4.DIED IN ?69 R-38,R-50,R-12
P-17 GRYAZNUKHIN,E.G. AL:lA ATA SU L-2
IDENTIFIED AS A MEMBER OF ALMA ATA STAFF CF-13)
FIELDS OF WORK NOT GIVE.IT R-35,R-40
P-1S GULYAYEV,P.I. LENINGRAD SV I-22
OLDER PROF. BIOPHYSICIST. PROMOTED VASILJEV AND HIS WORK AT LGV.
ATD:VASILJEV WORKED FOR MILITARY R-50,R-5
P-19 INYVSHIN,V.M. AL:9A ATA SU L-2
PHYSICIST FROM KAZAKH STATE UNI VLSI TY, FI ELD:3I OPLASMA TH EORY
WORKS WITH KIRL.IAN,S. R-4,R-15,R-21,R-38,4-43
P-20 IVANOV,VSEVOLOD ODESSA S*J I-06
TRAINEE OF SME.RTIN, HYPNOTIST IN ODESSA, PR03ASLY UNDER KG3 CONTROL
MAY 3E ACTIVE IN PARAPSY TODAY R-38,R-14,R-31
P-21 KAZNACHE':EV,VLAIL NOVOSIHIR SU L-2
T~TOF.KS WITH NEW MEA-11S OF BIOINFORMATION.INSTITUTE OF CLIN.BEXP.:4ED?
NO EXACT CITY WAS GIVEN R=30,R-a0,R-4
P-22 KI~iALIKOV MOSCOW SU I -21
COLONEL-GEN~AL,MEMHER OF SUPRE"CE :MILITARY COUNCIL, PR03AHLY - NAVY
SPOKE OF PSY SECRET RESEARCH CNAVY) R-50,R-30
P-23 KIRLIAN,SEMION D. ALMA ATA SU L-2
INVENTOR OF KIRLIAN EFFECT, ACQUIRED LATE PHD, LTORKS WITH F-13
PARTICIPATES IN PRAGUE MEETINGS R-38,R-40,R-15,R-04
P-24 KIBLIAN, VAL's.'+1TTINA KRASNODAR SU L-2
;CO-INVL..''1TTOR OF KIRLIAN EFFECT. DIED IN KRASITODAR ON DECE~i8~ 29, 1973
. ATTEITDED PRAGUE CONF~E..,'"7CES R-15, R-38
P-25 KiR5:70VSKAYA,IRSNA NiK. KARAGANDA SU i-2a
PSY Sz.JSITIVE.VISITED F-1 AND r1IREA. REFUSED TO 3E ."''-! Y= ='R~
STILL IN GOOD CONTACT :,TIT.i I- -11,R-6,?.-
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P-27 KOGAN, I .M. :IOSCOW SU L-2
PROF. HrAD OF 3I OINFORMATI ON DEPT., ACADEMYF SCI ENCrr SU
NO FIELD OF WORK INDICATED R-38
P-28 KONOPLIN,ALEKSANDR SID. MOSCOW SU I-17
CHIEF OF A PHYSIOLOGICAL SECRET LAB, '~iIT:i AIR FORCE CGROVYD UNITS)
!KAY TRY 3ELATED RESEARCH R-39
P-29 KRAIN ALIK ODESSA SU I-19
CLOSE FRIEND OF RO~IEN,A.S. COULD 8E EVENTUALLY CONTACTED. ARTIST
SOURCE OF PRECISE DATA ON F-13 F-13,I-24,R-26
P-30 KRIVOROTOV,ALEKSEY TBILISI SU L-2
REPORTEDLY ENGAGED IN PSYCHOHEALING AND 9IOENERGY TH~APY.
NO PROFESSI OVAL DATA GIVEN R=40, R-4, R-14, R-31
P-31 KUCHYNKA,KAREL PRAGUE CZECH. L-2
DEAN OF CZEC:I.PARAPSYCHOLOGY,EDITOR OF WEEKLY NEWS ON PARAPSYC:iOLOGY
',IAS USED IN PRAGUE MEETINGS R-39,A-12
P-32 KUDRIAVTSEV,V. :40SCOW SU I-17
DIRECTOR OF F-15. HAS KGH RANK.ALSO -CHIEF OF INSTITUTE OF LAW
HIS LA8 RESEARCHES CLAIRVOYANCE R-55,R-38,R-6
P-33 KULAGIITA,NINA LEIIINGRAD SU L-2
KNOWN P.iC.SU9JECT,WORKS W. SE4GEYEV,ALLEGEDLY CAN STOP FROGS HEART
A CONTROV~SIAL PERSONALITY R-24,R-40
P-34 KULAGIN,V.V. AL:IA ATA S'J L-2
HUSBAND OF N.KULAGINA. MARINE ENG2:ITEER. REPORTS ON WIFE'S ElCPERIM.
'+~ORKING RESIDENCE WITH F-16 R-40,R-24,R-38
P-35 KULESdOVA,ROSA SVERDLOVS SV I-24
FAMOUS DERMOOPTICAL SENSITIVE. NOW TEACHING ATA SCHOOL FOR 9LINDS
GOOD RELATiONSHiP WITH i-2a R-i9,R-6,R-al
P-36 KUPRIANOVA,ANNA IV. SAIKANUR SU i-24
.!. D., PSYCHIATRI ST, CLAIRVOYANT, WAS I N TOUCH WITH F-1 . SAME MAY 8 E NO*+~.
STAUNCH SUPPORTER OF REGIME R-38,R-43
P- 37 KURTCHENKO, NADEZHDA KIEV SU I -22
PSYCHOLOGIST FROM itIEV L'NIV.INTE.4ESTED IN PA?.APSYCHOLOGY ~4 LIT~TVRE
~-ORKS WITH G~IETIC :CE."10RY
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P-39 K.....,PAVEL NI ~ 1~ ~AD SU I-~(b)(3)
SCIE:1iTiST FROM PVL:{OVO'"OSS`ERV.fILSTRUC'1'.~1T-~...~~wvra=INSTAL^~I.IySTITUTE
TAUGHT 2 YEARS SEMINAR ON PSY R-12,R-28
P-a0 LEONTYEV,A.N. MOSCOW SU i-17
DEAN OF DEPT OF PSYCHOLOGY,MGU. CHIC' OF A SECRET SPECIAL LA80RATORY
A TRUSTED COLLASORATOR GilTH KGS R-38,R-50
P-al LEONTYEV,A.N. MOSCOW SU L-a
ACADE.IICIAN,LiSTED AS MEMBER OF ACADEMY OF PEDAGOGICAL SCIE