</s>104-104-18-10041 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 OUTOUTG G MESSAGE

Summary:  
The document contains records related to an individual referred to as "SUBJ" (likely Olaf Oltmans) and his activities between 1960 and 1972. It notes that SUBJ described himself as anti-communist but held views favoring communism and its systems, with extensive contacts in communist-dominated countries including Cuba. In March 1960, he alleged Dutch Foreign Minister J. M. A. H. Luns refused to declare him a bona fide journalist working for newspapers. Dutch press reports from January 1972 indicated SUBJ sought legal action against Luns for alleged misrepresentation regarding Indonesia during Luns' tenure as foreign minister. Articles in the Dutch newspaper "De Telegraaf" (January 19 and 20, 1972) exposed SUBJ's activities, accusing Soviets of collusion with him and interference in Dutch affairs.  

SUBJ gave lectures on international politics, focusing on Asia and Indonesia, claiming familiarity with Indonesian conditions. He was described as "outspoken anti-American" and "persona non grata" with the Dutch by 1967. In April 1967, a magazine ("Ramparts") claimed SUBJ sold an article to it that was never printed. In February 1964, he interviewed Jim Garrison on Dutch television about the JFK assassination.  

In 1972, SUBJ planned an ecology-themed film in the USSR, visited the USSR (January 23–26) for arrangements, and had a purported 5-year retainer from Soviets as an overt PR handler. His travel history includes meetings with Indonesian President Sukarno (1956), visits to Congo (1960), East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary (1963), Cuba (1942), and multiple trips to the USSR and USA in 1972. The file notes no further information beyond 1972 and includes classification details and reference numbers.  

Key People:  
- Olaf Oltmans ("SUBJ")  
- J. M. A. H. Luns (Dutch Foreign Minister)  
- Jim Garrison (Dutch TV interviewer)  
- Sukarno (Indonesian President)  

Key Locations:  
- Netherlands  
- Indonesia  
- Cuba  
- USSR  
- Congo  
- East Germany  
- Czechoslovakia  
- Poland  
- Hungary  
- USA  

Key Events:  
- Alleged legal action against J. M. A. H. Luns (1960)  
- Dutch press reports on SUBJ's activities (January 1972)  
- Lectures on Asian politics and Indonesia  
- Interview with Jim Garrison on JFK assassination (February 1964)  
- Planning of ecology film in USSR (1972)  
- Travel to communist countries and USA  

Key Organizations:  
- Dutch government  
- Soviet Union  
- "De Telegraaf" (Dutch newspaper)  
- "Ramparts" (magazine)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10418-10041.pdf

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