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This undated, secret Central Intelligence Agency debriefing memo to the Chief, CSOB, records the life story of Clevland O. Hahn, a Latvian born in 1919. It covers his family and pre-war life, the Soviet and German occupations of Latvia, his anti-communist resistance group at the Jelgava Academy, and his post-war activities in Sweden. An appendix gives numbered biographic notes on Latvian emigres, intelligence figures and police officers. The document contains no UFO material.

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• meeting which would take place. on 24 Sept 1945 at the notthern end of Lake usu. Until
• this following meeting it was hoped STERNBMS group would be able to locate and
propo.se . a suitable military figure as leader for all Kurieme partisans: Rternbbrgs
. group had at that time, paectically decided to propose Maj. Akmenkals,whb was with
the Talsi partisans in th e- vicinity or Valdtmarpila.
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(48) The 2nd partisan meeting /which was scheduled for 24 Sept . 1952 did not
. -take,Tilace . because of the aforementionea incident with LAIVA. The cancellation
wae .not. known. to H o proceeded from the vicinity of JIM:ALfh. , .
COOUdolf :Opmanis (142/ who, H believed, could also
':46eitinnef, leader of the KURZEME partisans and undergrounds.
was . informed about the Lakva incident, the cancellation of
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•fie . tinal interrogation of LAVIA. Between. H and Stcrnbergs group it Was:then decidel.L•
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Opinemis was not suite the Wif individual for the position of leaderi...:thOU
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s'himself,:was . quite willing to undertake the assigrment, it was felt.th'at-he.
not.:p.Oesess the needed qualifications.
,..H. then . Saw Sternbergs . off to Riga and returned to the Vicinity of JURKALNE:
OPManiS.With him. At this time, in prbperation .for H's trip to:Sweden;,the.1:;
oJian .Janis (Last name unknown) prepared 1.1 signal plan for H's use
(49) . In the end of September 1945 H was vieitfed by'ZIEDAINIS.:whO'Wentee.t:-_
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., dieCues partisan support activities. He also reported that an emploYee of hiOd
ICOntrat:hadbeen arrestedI Aich H Vieked as a warning, but whieh Ziedainis disMiSi
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Oiarned,about . thiS, he' felt that there was nothing tolear, because . the Russians..
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