SECRETARIAT. Request from Turkish Communist Party leadership: “special training” for 10 people [R: 29 Sep 89,  St 105-159]. 2 pp.

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No. 305/159g, 29 September 1989

5.1.1.

Top Secret

SPECIAL FILE

RESOLUTION

Of the Secretariat of the CPSU Central Committee

Re: Request of the leadership of the United Communist Party of Turkey

(1) [Hereby it is resolved to] receive, in 1989-1990, ten activists of the United Communist Party of Turkey, in groups of two-three persons each, for a stay [in the USSR] of up to three months for the purpose of studying problems relating to Communist strategy and tactic in the current epoch, as well as the activities of the security service of the Party and clandestine techniques.

(2) The reception and accommodation of the said comrades, including safe housing, shall be the responsibility of the International Department and the Department Administrative Affairs of the CPSU Central Committee; study of Communist strategy and tactic in the current epoch, that of the Institute /… (see next page)

(vote results)

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…. 070 / Excerpts to be forwarded to Comrades Kryuchkov, Yazov, V.S. Pavlov, Krasyn, Kruchyn, Filin (signed)

… Sept. 1989 / Forwarded: 2 / 09.29.89 (signed)

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[study of] Party security service and clandestine techniques [shall be the task of] the USSR Committee for State Security and the Chief Intelligence Directorate [GRU] of the USSR Armed Forces General Staff.

(2) Traveling expenses of the ten Turkish comrades from a European city to Moscow and back, living expenses while staying in Western Europe for one month after leaving the USSR, proceeding from up to $100 a day per capita (totaling up to $30,000 for ten persons for one month), also their accommodation in the USSR, including special equipment, and personal expenses — up to 150 rubles, lump sum per capita — shall be referred to the reserve funds of the Party budget.

(4) In case of necessity, the Ministry of Finance of the USSR shall supply the Central Committee Department of Administrative Affairs, with a sum in hard currency to cover the said comrades’ traveling expenses from a European city to Moscow and back, and to provide for special equipment.

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Translation by George Sklyar

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