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Symmak • On 2/27/76, the SMUN.received a letter captioned"Free Poland" containing a possible threat to

Soviet diplomatic personnel as constituted under the Pro-tection of Foreign Officials Act. 'AUSA FRANK KOHL advisedof the contents of this letter after Which he requested a gmywritten report on 1 pertinent information regardin/g this • ur •matter. KONSTAN HANFF, Editor - Publisher of "Free Polandhas volun ovided ihtormation regarding his acEivrifisNanEand that information pertinent to captioned matter is beingset forth. A qopy of the letter containing possible threaeli t ;$14and other letters published by HANFF and Captioned "Free .VAMPoland" and "Free Cossackia" are being set forth.

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named five (s y Soviet officials as being KGB agents. At-tached to this letter was a press release protesting theactivities of the five agents because of the role the KGBPlayed in disclosing the names of Central Intelligence Pgenoy(CIA) agent's in Europe, which disclosures allegedly led tothe death of RICHAKD WELCH in Athens. This press release(attached as Page 5 of this report) additionally cont

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in the body of the last paragraph a possible threat toSoviet diplomatic personnel.

On 'February 27, 1976, the contents of both theabove letters were orally presented to Assistant UnitedStates Attorney (AUSA) FRANK WOHL, Southern District ofNew York (SDNY), who rgserved his prosecutive opinion un-til he could be provided with other pertinent documentsand background information regarding this incident.

During the month of January, 1976, RONSTANTYHANFF contacted the New York Office (NYO) of the FederalBureau of Investigation (FBI) to voluntarily furnish thefollowing information!

HANFF advised of being the Editor - Publisherof "i1o1ona Polska" ("Free Poland"),..a Polish-Englishlanguage bulletin which he claims is published for thepurpose of alerting Americans of Polish background to theactivities of representatives of the Polish government as-signed to the United States (US). HAM said he fatale thatmany Polish government representatives in the US have otherassignments, such as intelligence assignments, other thanthe position they officially represent.

HANFF has provided copies of four (4) letters he.has sent to Polish government employees in the US, whichletters he claims are to illustrate his attempts to swaythese individuals away from the "Communist form of life".(rhese four letters are set forth as Pages 4/g 1, 9, and4 of this report.)

' HANFF has further advised that he has also directedover030 copies of a letter to US-based Soviet employees,which letter suggested that these individuals might be tiredof the Soviet rule and desirous of cooperating with theauthor. HANFF advised that this letter he sent to theSoviet employees was on the letterhead of "Free Cossackia",a new publication he has published. (This letter is setforth as Page,Vof this report.)

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• • • •The Joint Staff of the Combat Organization (OB WP) FREE POLAND,the Cossack Defense Department (OKO) FREE"COSSACKIA, the SlovakRevolutionary Army '(SRA) FREE SLOVAKIA, and the CroatianLiberation Army. (ROV) FREE CROATIA, represented by the •undersigned on the basis of joint agreement between all 7fourNational Liberation Movements, request your taking immediate .appropriate steps to demand the expursion from the United •

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' Today letters protesting the activities of five KGB' •agents attached to the Soviet Mission to the United Nationswas sent by four Allied revolutionary or ganizations fromEastern Europe 'to the Ambassadors to the United Nations of .all non-Soviet controlled countries. The National LiberationMovements, the Combat Organization FREE POLAND, the CossackDefense Department (OKO) FREE COSSACKIA, the Slovak •

'Revolutionary Army (SRA) FREE SLOVAKIA, and the CroatianLibvration Army (HOV) FREE . CROATIA, through their spokesmanDr. Konstanty Z. Hanff of FREE POLAND, state they have.decided to disclose the names, private addresses andtelephone numbers of five top KGB operatives at the UnitedNations because of the hand of the KGB in publishing detailsabout CIA agents which led to the death of embus* Welch,CIA station chief in Athens, because they wish to warn.the..Soviets against suppressing the Croatian National Movement • .inside Yugoslavia after the expected death of the seriously .-ill Tito within the next few months, and in order to warnthe United Nations Missions of all non-Soviet controlledcountries of the dknger of subversion against their .governments by these particular alleged diplomats.

The organizations, according to Dr. Banff, neither .conduct nor condone any violence on the territory of theUnited States, but wish to make it clear that the deaths ofnine of their people at the hands of Communist 'teamin g inWestern Europe in recent months does not go withoutretribution.

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We absolutely do not believe in your complete devotionto the Soviet regime. On the contrary : we believe thatyou are ready to serve the cause of liberation 4of Polandfrom under the thraldom of occupation.

We are so organized that exposure before the SB (SecurityService( is not possible, even if you will really want tohelp us, and by it securing an equitable future for yourself.

You can courageously send us any amount of money, justreffering to a W ...., which is your file number.

it will pay to decide quickly because you should takeinto account possibility of removal from your "sentYost. 1

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I remember the panic among functionaries of SB and of the .park); during the days of Poznan uprising in 1956, and at the -

timetof upriSing on the Coast in 1970, when they have-been •forced to look for a shelter; to run, and with weapons intheir hands to defend their very own lives . from the anger ofpeople. That is the normal path of fate df . any tyranny.In such a situation shall find themselves the employees ofoppression apparatus any moments •

Is,it not more wise to remain faithful to 'the Polish . Nation'•

instead :serving the invader_!?-

That question you may answe't yourself privately, at the timeof fear. But, you might be late in finding the proper answer.'Much more wise would be on your part if you would write upand look for yourself your way out of the trap.

Please give your file number W .... when responding to thisletter.

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December 15th, 1975

Enclosed are two letters which have been mailed to the diplomaticand, consular employees of "Polish People's Republic" and :whichhave not been, yet sent to you since you have been just mewing toyour new apartment. .

At the same time, We would' like kindly ask you to send us copiesof these threatening let.ters dircted to Mr. Jerzy Kosinski,Mr. Eugene Kusielewicz, the widow of late Alexander Junta andotherpersons, which have been manufactured by your disinformationsection. These copies are necessary for our reseUrch work.

By this occasion, we like to inform you that we are preparing4 a memorandum on the subject of tactical mistakes sysematically

commited by, your disinformation section and about the insufficient

a professional education of the employees of that section in NewYork posts and at the consulate in Chicago as well. This memo-?randum shall be send to the highest responsible official of theMSW in Warsaw, immediately after its final . complection.

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randum, especially in the part referring to you personally, we• Usk you to not hesitate to write us. You should mention the

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Donpite your work at the -oresent tine for the bencfit of the Sovietrule, we somehow do not believe that you are fully committed to theBolshevist°. On the contrary, we are certain that in you ntil/romains enough of the national feelings - Rusaian, Ukrainian,Byelorussian, Cossack or other - and -more to it, if even a little,Of faith in our Almighty God to etand in dofeneo of freedom andindepondence of any cnolavod nation which suffer° in the' yoko ofthe KGB and the CoMmunist Party.

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The Joint Staff of the Combat Organization 'FREE POLAND (08 WP), the- Cossack DefenseDepartment FREE COSSAeKIA 101(0), the' Slovak Revolutionary Army FREE SLOVAKIA (SRA), •and the Croatian Liberation Army FREE CROATIA (EFOV), represented by the undersignedon the basis of joint agreement between all four National Liberation Movements,:informs that in the March issue MO 7) of the REPORTS from the BATTLEFIELD, monthlyofficial newsletter of the Combat Organization FREE POLAYD, published in New York,the following important items have been printed :

reproduction of a .letter signed by these ttour allied National Liberation MovementsLand mailed to all non-Soviet controlled UN Missions, containing names, private

addresses and telephone numbers of five top KGB agents, posing here as the SovietUN Mission diplomats I

• names, private addresses and telephone numbers of sem* SB MSW . agents (politicalpolice of the "Polish People's Republic") residing In Chicago. These names havebeen revealed by an anonymous leaflet.

▪ names, private addresses and telephone numbers of two top SD MSW agents residingln New York City. One of them poses ad-a Polish UN Mission diplomat and theother is a Vice-consul of the "Polish People's Republic".

,however, the Joint Staff of these four allied National Liberation 'Movements announ-'cos more disclosures Of this kind in the next future, declares war against theCommuniet espionage and subversion network in the Western Europe and premises toexpose the methods of the KGB operations in the USA and in other western countries.

Accordinoly to the explanation given by the spokesman of these ordanizations, Dr.Konetanty Z. Banff, the goal of this action is to stop the Soviet empire from penetr-ating Free World which at. the precont time shows an extreme weakness in its counter-espionage activities due to the exposure of the CIA agents around the world.In his opinion, the entire anti-CIA campaign is an ordheatrated'KCB - world-wideoperation, directed by well establiahod agents-of-influence in many countries andaimed toward effective undermining of the defense system of Free World as a whole:

FREE POLANDChief of Political Coord1pationKonatanty S. Kant!, Ph.D.

EPEE SLOVAKIAChief of Political CoordinationJan Bukovec

FREE COSSACKIAChief of Political CoordinationGen. Vastly G.,Glazkov

FREE CROATIAChief of Political CoordinationStipe Bunjevad

N OfS s Deside FREE POLAND No 7, also enclosed are as. part' of this release .FREE POLVD No 4 and 'No 5/6, FREE CROATIA No 1,' FREE SLOVAKIA 6o 1/2,and FREE CesSACKIA No 1/2. • •

andPlease, read these RE;'ORTS from the BATTLEFIELD carefully and useinformation contained therein at your will.

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Your way of conducting business with the Communistregime occupying our Homeland, Poland, is now underthe 'scrutiny of our Department for Domestic Affairs.

The Combat Organization FREE 'POLAND (OrganizacjaBojowa WOLNA POLSKA) believes that despite youractivities, which seem to contradict the rules ofbehaviour set by the Polish American Congress andby the Government of the Republic Poland (in exile)you are still in.your hearth a supporter of that.forces struggling for the freedom and independenceof Poland.

For our common security in the future, we wouldappreciate your generous Support of our cause.As the Combat Organization FREE POLAND is a-politicalorganization, your assistance is not tax-deductible.

For the Combat OrganizationFREE POLAND

(-) Konstanty Z. Hanff, Ph.D.Chief of Political coordination

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HANFF has additionally stated in the past thathe will not, under any circumstances,. tolerate or advocateviolence of any nature and that he will not harm anyoneto achieve his goals. NANFF , has said, he believes.that theletters he has wrl.tten and mailed to various foreign and •domestic political agencies do not violate 'any laws of theUS. .10 .

HANFF has commented that he intends to continuehis letter Writing, hoping to convince even just one indimVidual of his cause'. He has additionally stated that in thenear future he inteRds to add to his publications"Free

' ,Romania" and "Free Bulgaria", 'utilizing the same format as -the aforementioned publications, as well as directing lettersto those respective officials. -

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