Documents
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Arrest Order from the NKVD, Peoples Commisariat for Internal Affiars, for Isaiah Oggins, February 20, 1939.
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First page of prisoner biographical report for Isaiah Oggins, competed February 24, 1939.
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State Department telegram, April 15, 1942, from Sumner Welles, Acting Secretary of State, to the U.S. Embassy in the USSR, summarizing Oggins's passport file.
Page 2 of the telegram.
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“The Note to Stalin,” Memorandum from Minister of State Security Viktor Abakumov to Stalin and Molotov, May 21, 1947, reviewing the Oggins case and setting forth the plan to liquidate the American prisoner and to falsify the record, reporting his death by natural causes.
Page 2 of the Note
Page 3 of the Note
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Excerpt from FBI Field Report, New York office, on Nerma Oggins, dated August 31, 1943.
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Italian police registration, July 18, 1938, for Charles Martin, aka Max Steinberg.
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Memorandum, dated July 9, 1952, and stamped "GEHEIM" (secret) from J.A. Cimperman, legal attache, U.S. Embassy in London, to Bundespolizei, Bern, Switzerland, on the Soviet scheme to import Italian aircraft to Manchuria.
