</s>104-10182-10002 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CTA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: WIROGUE 201-233477 VOL. I INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL DAN HAWAY Dan Handway 2) JULY 7 ED. LOPEZ NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

The document provides a detailed assessment of the candidate's suitability for a black mission. The candidate, referred to as Aespic, has been assessed by multiple individuals and teams, with varying degrees of success.

Aespic is described as being sincere and willing, but also having a tendency to be easily influenced by others. He is considered suitable for the mission, but there are concerns about his ability to maintain morale and remove himself from a difficult situation.

The candidate's language skills are deemed sufficient, but there are concerns about his ability to communicate effectively with others. His physical abilities are described as exceptional, and he has been assessed as having an intrepid mentality.

It is suggested that Aespic be considered for the mission, but also that an alternate partner be identified in case Aespic is found unsuitable. The document concludes by requesting further processing of Aespic's application.

The candidate's background is also provided, including his family history and employment history. He has worked as a night watchman, welder, and contract worker, and has earned a steady income. He has written a detective novel in 1957 and has been involved in various other activities.

The document also provides information about the candidate's associates and correspondents at home and abroad. His family is listed, including his parents, siblings, and in-laws. There are also references to individuals such as Dr. Andre VIRAZI'S and Jack PARADISE.

Throughout the document, there are concerns about Aespic's ability to maintain morale and remove himself from difficult situations. However, he is ultimately deemed suitable for the mission, with some reservations.

Subject is a 20-year-old Georgian living in Cap. Hultes Flipes, France. He joined the French Foreign Legion in 1940 and was discharged in 1941 after serving two years during World War II. He was arrested, convicted, and sentenced to ten years in prison for armed robbery, but his sentence was later reduced to five years.

Subject claims to speak Georgian with native fluency, but it is unclear if this is true. He also speaks French and some English, but not Spanish. His personality is described as independent, confident, and patient, with a strong sense of authority. However, he has had trouble with the law and has been convicted of armed robbery.

Subject was debriefed by Patrick B. Hovons in 1947, and it was noted that he had desirable traits and aptitudes for intelligence work. He was assessed as being able to speak Georgian fluently, but this may not be accurate.

Subject's family background is also discussed, including his parents' divorce and his own marriage and subsequent divorce. His brother has been involved in some trouble with the law, and Subject has had a difficult relationship with him.

The document also discusses Subject's personality and habits, including his independent nature and strong sense of authority. However, it is noted that he can be impulsive and has made mistakes in the past.

Subject was released from prison in 1947 and later married again. He was involved in some shady dealings, including armed robbery, but managed to stay out of trouble for a while.

The document provides information about Soviet activity among Georgians in France, likely compiled by the US government or a related agency.

The report mentions several individuals and their connections to Soviet activities:

1. Shota KALATOLZI: Received telephone calls from his daughter's phone call on family relatives, but put it in 1943 or 1944 and was will be called to the mother.
2. ThiLe TAKTAKTACHILLI: Received packages from ThiLa Kaeka containing food and homemade candy.
3. CABACHVILLE, PATATZILZ, and ZURZACHAVILLII: Expressed interest in America's support for their group and stated that the support given to their groups as a whole by Russian intelligence was significant.

The report also mentions a convention of National Democrats in Farle where AEFADADDLE met A. KPIANI from London, who is a former colonel of the Polish Army and works closely with General ANDERS.

Additionally, the report notes that some Socialist and National Democrats would like to participate in a group for common action, but have to be involved in the political Collaboration Committee in Munich.

David Tsitsichvili, a 39-year-old Georgian national, is a childhood friend of AEPADLE. He has been involved in various activities, including serving in the French Army during World War II, working as a truck driver, and attempting to escape to Spain.

Tsitsichvili's family lives in Cap Algiers, where he is required to reside due to a previous conviction. He has attempted to establish an advertising agency and has expressed interest in working with American intelligence agencies.

AEPADLE, who is likely a CIA officer or asset, has been in contact with Tsitsichvili since 1957. AEPADLE has provided Tsitsichvili with two copies of his name and has written articles about him, which may serve as background files for future reference.

Tsitsichvili's family includes his wife, who lives in Cap Algiers, and their children, who are not currently living with him. His brother, Archil, is a French citizen who was recently forced to leave the country.

Other individuals mentioned include:

* AEPADLE (likely a CIA officer or asset)
* Lovas ZURA/SIC/VILLI (a vacationing individual who happened to be in Cap Algiers at the same time as Tsitsichvili and AEPADLE)
* Archil (Tsitsichvili's brother, a French citizen who was recently forced to leave the country)

Locations mentioned include:

* Cap Algiers
* France
* Spain
* Georgia

Dates mentioned include:

* 1942 (when Tsitsichvili began living in France with his family)
* 1943 (when Tsitsichvili attempted to escape to Spain and was convicted of a crime)
* 1947 (when Archil, Tsitsichvili's brother, married Irakli)
* 1957 (when AEPADLE first contacted Tsitsichvili)

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