</s>DOC ID: 6878904 DOCUMENT INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER : NSA IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUBER : 144-10001-10092 RECORD SERIES : RECORD FILE NUMBER: AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : NNA DOCUMENTS INFORMATION FROM : NSA TO : 3/0/0//W/T2037-63: - TITLE : CUBA'S REACTION TO KENNEDY'S RECEATION TO KENEDY's MURDER TITLE : DATE : 12/02/63 [RJ] PAGES : DATE :: 12/ 02/63 SUBJECTS : 12 /02/03 POLAND DIPLOMATIC ACTIVITY CU) CUBA, REACTION to ASSASSINATION DOCUMMENT TYPE : REPORT CLASSIFICATION : RESISTATIONS : IB RESISTIONS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/10/93 08/10 /93 DATE OPENING CRITERIA : ORIGINALATING AGENCY : DETERMINATION REQUIRED COMMENTS : CONTAINS SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED TOP SECRET UMBRA Released pursuant to Executive Order 14176, DECLASS, OF RECORDS CONC. THE ASSASSINSATIONS OF PRES. JFK, JFK. SEN. RFK, AND THE REV. DR. MLK, JR. JR.

**People:**

* John F. Kennedy
* Fidel Castro
* Polish Ambassador to the UN
* Winiewicz (Polish diplomat)

**Organizations:**

* US Government
* Department of State
* CIA
* Pentagon
* Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
* Cuban government

**Dates and Locations:**

* 22 November 1963: Cuba declares a quiet military alert
* 24 November 1963: Fidel Castro's speech received with gravity in Poland
* 25 November 1963: Cuba begins legal draft of recruits
* 27 November 1963: Polish Ambassador to the UN reports on Cuban reaction to Kennedy's assassination

**Significant Events and Activities:**

* John F. Kennedy's assassination (22 November 1963)
* Cuban government's reaction to Kennedy's assassination, including declaring a quiet military alert and relocating military units
* Polish government's evaluation of the situation around Cuba after Fidel Castro's speech
* US Government's consideration of Kennedy's policy as weak and conciliatory

**Connections:**

* John F. Kennedy's assassination is connected to Cuban reaction and potential involvement in the plot
* The assassination may be related to conservative circles in the US who considered Kennedy's policy weak and dangerous
* The Polish government's evaluation of the situation around Cuba after Fidel Castro's speech suggests a growing concern about the stability of the region

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings:**

* Cuban government's declaration of a quiet military alert on 22 November 1963
* Polish Ambassador to the UN reports on Cuban reaction to Kennedy's assassination (27 November 1963)
* Fidel Castro's speech received with gravity in Poland (24 November 1963)

JFK Declassified Files

144-10001-10092.pdf

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