</s>104-10209-10019 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: 201-286949 VOL.T. INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL 8 shee 16 Shee 75 Etsy Kief Etsy Nefl 20-2892 NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE 20- 2892

Summary  
The documents consist of classified FBI and intelligence agency records from the early 1960s, primarily focusing on investigations into individuals with potential ties to Soviet intelligence activities. Key figures include Semen Spiridon Pohorily (also known as Seen FGHRLIV) and other Ukrainian nationals linked to refugee networks in France and the U.S. The records detail FBI inquiries into Pohorily’s address in Philadelphia, his associations with the Ukrainian workingmen’s association, and interactions with authorities. References include code names such as "DIALIAHARY" and "K-H-C-K-H.C-H," internal agency communications about counterintelligence cases, and administrative routing of classified materials. Some entries reference letters postmarked from Philadelphia and France, with mentions of forensic analysis for forgery or hidden messages. The documents span FBI files dated November 30, 1961, October 24, 1961, and October 18, 1962, as well as later administrative notes up to 1963. No direct connection to John F. Kennedy or his assassination is established in the text.  

Key People  
- Semen Spiridon Pohorily (also known as Seen FGHRLIV)  
- R. I. Perkins  
- Wallace H. Havedon  
- J. Ineanns M. Evans  
- Antin O'NYXTONK (Ukrainian, born 1912, psychiatric hospitalizations)  
- Hydro (born 1989, Ukrainian background)  
- Artis WYCITOPORK/NYCITOPRZ (Ukrainian refugee associated with French intelligence networks)  
- MAKUSKO (linked to Soviet and Ukrainian communities)  
- NYC/YCPORZK (individual with ties to Ukrainian refugees and intelligence operations)  
- IDEN 1: Prof Seven Prioriliv (Philadelphia)  
- IDEN 2: Antin Porporik (AKA Nynypzuk, AKA Vxyxporets)  
- IDEN 3: Dytro Snyp (Paris XII)  
- James D. Winterhalter (U.S. intelligence officer in Paris)  
- Rita L. Perkins (SR/2/Rita L. Perkins, involved in communication outlines)  
- Callen Magee (Chief of FBI or related agency)  

Key Locations  
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  
- Salisbury, Maryland  
- Austria, Germany, and France (including Paris, Montrouill, Veines)  
- Ukraine (Karkow, Soviet Union)  
- USSR (specifically Moscow and other regions mentioned in Cyrillic text)  
- Frankfurt, Germany  

Key Events  
- FBI investigations into Semen Spiridon Pohorily’s activities, including photo identification checks and police record reviews  
- Forensic analysis of letters postmarked from Philadelphia and France for forgery or hidden messages ("secret writing")  
- Internal agency communications about counterintelligence cases and potential Soviet espionage networks  
- Tracking of Ukrainian refugees in France and their alleged ties to Soviet intelligence  
- Administrative processes for handling classified documents, including routing instructions and file numbers (e.g., 201-289249)  
- Coordination between U.S. intelligence stations in Paris and Frankfurt for letter analysis and operational directives  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operations in Europe  
- U.S. diplomatic/intelligence stations in Paris and Frankfurt  
- Soviet Union intelligence networks (implied through references to USSR contacts)  
- Ukrainian workingmen’s association  
- French authorities (police interventions, refugee camps)  
- International Refugee Organization (mentioned in context of Ukrainian refugees)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10209-10019.pdf

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