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January 26, 1948

LETTER FROM ASSEN GEORGIEV TO BULGARIAN FOREIGN MINISTER V. KOLAROV ON BULGARIAN INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY IN FRANCE

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    The head of the Bulgarian legation in Paris Asen Georgiev shares his observations for the inefficiencies in the Bulgarian intelligence apparatus. He recommends a number of measures that will potentially improve the intelligence operations abroad. As a first step he suggests sweeping personnel changes.
    "Letter from Assen Georgiev to Bulgarian Foreign Minister V. Kolarov on Bulgarian Intelligence Activity in France ," January 26, 1948, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, Central State Archive, Sofia, Fond 147-B, Record 3, File 1633. Obtained by the Bulgarian Cold War Research Group. https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/110946

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The head of the Bulgarian legation in Paris Asen Georgiev shares his observations for the inefficiencies in the Bulgarian intelligence apparatus. He recommends a number of measures that will potentially improve the intelligence operations abroad. As a first step he suggests sweeping personnel changes.

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Georgiev, Asen

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  • Central State Archive, Sofia, Fond 147-B, Record 3, File 1633. Obtained by the Bulgarian Cold War Research Group.

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