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Request for Repeats of Moscow's Telegrams Nos. 403 and 404

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14 Aug 1940

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USSRReference: 3/PPDT/T3

REQUEST FOR REPEATS OF MOSCOW'S TELEGRAMS Nos. 403 AND 404 (1940)


From: LONDON
To: MOSCOW
No: 88114 Aug. 40


TO DIRECTOR.

Telegrams Nos. 403 and 404 [a] cannot be deciphered at all. Please repeat.


No. 224NICK [NIK] [i]

Notes: [a] Not available; both these telegrams were probably sent by MOSCOW on 14th August 1940. See also LONDON's No. 889 of 15th August 1940.
Comments: [i] NICK: Covername of unidentified LONDON signatory and addressee between 6th July 1940 and 11th October 1940.
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Source(s):
United States National Security Agency

Added By:
C. Peter Chen





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