Documents / FOIA release
This undated Central Intelligence Agency memorandum was sent to the Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in reply to a request for derogatory information on Nicolae Malaxa, a Romanian industrialist. It reviews certified Romanian records supplied in 1949 on Malaxa's behalf. It covers claims that he collaborated with Germany, his links to the Iron Guard and his arrest after the 1941 revolt, and compensation arranged by the Communist-dominated government. It also reports his continued financial support of exile groups. The document contains no UFO material.
Visioans7 and a simple letter from General Radeacu... be bows with respect before the letter from a simple citisen, Redeem. This is because the whole personality ct Badeseu, the simple citizen, breathes honesty, dignity, and the feeling for duty that are all three so absent in the case of the sorry gentlemen of the Committee...Will God in Hiff nercy and up by enlightening Visotenn and Cretsisan, bowing down their necks end forcing them to admit, as did the American newspaperman, that they are wrong? It you/4 be altogether toolmautifhl for our exile and for the gentlemen themselves, who might theta rehabilitate themselves and escape the contAmpt sad hate With which an entire people will curee them." • 31. In a notarized Matement node by SAMS= on IS /larch 1940 End admitted to this Agency by COLCAIRE in Novether 1949, which sets out that "the ABECINESCIU4overnment elmfif.netml all the works of Mr. B. HkAAXA, arrested him end put him in jail so as to overcome the resistance which be had oppcmand to the German economic. domination, no mention is made of the • return of these properties by the same government. (See Attachment I). 32. Inii.ormation free a . nnually reliable source indieetee that in 1947 HALM applied for and was denied en immigratmivise . into Canada and that in 1948 he is usable to get even a visite/x.1 01,1m to England. The specific reasons for the refusal of British and Canadian authorities' to admit HALAXA into those countries are not known. 33. Izeommtion from sources considered usually reliable indicates that me*since 1947 NAIAXA has had he Jacques Rotuma:hi, CailpJLE1SCSWERlitd HmAXIMO, all of whom are accused of engaging . in trade with the satellite countries. • • 34. BCSENSif...131,to whom, accordidg to a reliable informant, tIALAXA gave a Cadillac as a- gift it 1949, has been described by •a keowledgeable scarce as "the chief econtimio collaborator of the present Hungarian Givern- Rent in the U. S." . 35., Another ammo° has stated that in 1948 MAMA seat ay through HOSEESTEDLEo HPIDAO, who,- together with another business contest of NALAIA le . Carlo FIEISCEMEHY, set up in Switzerland the OFMNA A. G. Company for tradibg with'Soviet7Setellite countries. MAX/Mitt reported by a source conelderet usually reliable and by In DEAGOMIRESCU, former Director General of NAIAXA's Bucharostfectoriss (in a Aimed stemma*, a copy or. which is oefilein this Agency), to /mai' been MAIAL ls tuskless agent. 12
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 69 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.