The Forgotten Spy (39 page)

233
   Ibid

234
   Draitser p.136

235
   Ibid p.135

236
   Cited in West p.70

237
   Draitser p.137

238
   Ibid p.135

239
   
Ibid

240
   Cited in West pp.71–72

241
   Antrobus p.189

242
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

243
   Ibid

244
   Ibid

245
   Ibid

246
   Cited in West p.74

247
   Movements from KV 2/808

248
   Draitser p.144

249
   Ibid pp.144–145

250
   Cited in C Andrew and V Mitrokhin
The Mitrokhin Archive
(London, 1999) p.63

251
   Antrobus pp.189-190

252
   Cited in West p.74

253
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

254
   Cited in West p.74

255
   Draitser p.146

256
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

257
   Ibid

258
   Ibid

259
   Ibid

260
   Ibid

261
   Ibid

262
   Ibid

263
   Ibid

264
   Ibid

265
   Ibid

266
   Ibid

267
   Ibid

268
   Cited in Draitser pp.148–149

269
   H Romanis,
The Compleat Surgeon the Autobiography of the Surgeon WHC Romanis
(Suffolk, 2013) p.119

270
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

271
   Ibid

272
   Ibid

273
   Ibid

274
   Ibid

275
   Cited in Draitser p.149

276
   Draitser p.150

277
   Cited in Draitser, ibid

278
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

279
   Ibid

280
   Ibid

281
   Ibid

282
   Cited in West pp.74–75

283
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

284
   Ibid

285
   Ibid

286
   Ibid

287
   Ibid

288
   Ibid

289
   Ibid

290
   Ibid

291
   Ibid

292
   Ibid

293
   Ibid

294
   Ibid

295
   TNA ref. FO 1103/112

296
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

297
   Ibid

298
   Ibid

299
   Ibid

300
   Ibid

301
   Ibid

302
   Ibid

303
   Ibid

304
   Ibid

305
   Ibid

306
   Ibid

307
   Ibid

308
   Ibid

309
   Ibid

310
   Ibid

311
   Cited in Draitser p.153

312
   Ibid p.159

313
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

314
   Ibid

315
   
Evening Standard
, 26 August 1933

316
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

317
   Ibid

318
   Ibid

319
   Ibid

320
   Ibid

321
   Ibid

322
   
Ibid (where all these contents are itemised)

323
   Ibid

324
   Ibid

325
   Ibid

326
   Ibid

327
   Ibid

328
   Ibid

329
   Ibid

330
   Ibid

331
   Ibid

332
   Ibid

333
   Ibid

334
   Ibid

335
   Ibid

336
   Draitser pp.157–158

337
   Ibid p.157

338
   Ibid p.159

339
   Cited in Andrew p.64

340
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

341
   TNA ref. FO 1103/112

342
   TNA ref. FO 366/918

343
   The following information is derived from Bystrolyotov’s correspondence with Lucy, recounted in Draitser pp.160–162

344
   Cited in Draitser p.160

345
   Cited in West p.75

346
   Ibid

347
   Ibid

348
   Cited in Draitser p.161

349
   Ibid

350
   TNA ref. FO 1103/113

351
   
London Gazette
, 31 August 1934

352
   Draitser p.163

353
   Much of this information is contained in Pieck’s files collated by MI5 TNA ref. KV 2/812-814

354
   Cited in West p.79

355
   Cited in West pp.79–80

356
   Ibid p.81

357
   Ibid p.87

358
   Ibid p.85

359
   Ibid pp.85–86

360
   Ibid pp.87–88

361
   Ibid p.88

362
   TNA ref. KV 4/185

363
   TNA ref. KV 2/816

364
   Ibid

365
   Ibid

366
   Ibid

367
   Ibid

368
   Ibid

369
   Ibid

370
   Ibid

371
   Ibid

372
   TNA ref. KV 2/804

373
   Ibid

374
   Ibid

375
   Ibid, also KV 2/808 where the statement is questioned

376
   R Deacon,
With My Little Eye
(London, 1982), pp.226–227

377
   TNA ref. KV 2/804

378
   Ibid

379
   Antrobus pp.226–227

380
   Ibid p.189

381
   TNA ref. KV 2/804

382
   TNA ref. KV 2/2681

383
   TNA ref. KV 2/814

384
   Ibid

385
   Ibid

386
   Ibid

387
   Ibid

388
   Antrobus p.103

389
   TNA ref. KV 2/808

390
   Ibid

391
   Ibid

392
   Ibid

393
   Ibid

394
   Ibid

395
   Ibid

396
   Ibid

397
   Antrobus pp.188–189

398
   Family email correspondence

(the initials EHO refer to Ernest Holloway Oldham, FO to Foreign Office)

Acland, Sir Francis
23
,
262

Agabekov, Georges
134
,
141–2

All Russian Cooperative Society (ARCOS)
112–13

Antrobus, George
27
,
28
,
68
,
69
,
79
,
97
,
107
,
159–60
,
178
,
183
,
257
,
262
,
269–70

departmental workings described by
83–9

on Hay
86

on King’s document request
95–6

on new Communications Department
83–4

Archer (née Sissmore), Jane
103
,
142
,
235
,
253

report of
253

Armstrong, Harold
93–4
,
96

Ataturk, Mustapha Kemel
94
,
250

Atkinson, Sir Edmund
196–7

Austria-Hungary:

brought to account
78

excluded from peace conference
71

Serbia’s relations with
30

and WWI,
see under
World War I

Balfour, Arthur
62
,
64
,
65
,
66
,
73

on Council of Ten
71

Barratt, David
10–11

Barratt, George
11
,
234

Barratt, Marjorie
11
,
18
,
234

Barratt, Michael
10–11
,
234

Bazarov, Boris
144
,
147
,
149
,
161
,
164
,
167–8
,
173
,
182
,
183
,
213
,
237
,
266

Bazhanov, Boris
134
,
141

Belgium, and WWI,
see under
World War I

Bell, Tom
108–9

Bessedovsky, Gregori
133–6
,
137–41
,
144
,
146
,
157–9
,
258
,
267

Bindon, James
179–80
,
185–9
,
190
,
209–10

Blunt, Anthony
248

Boddington, Herbert
112
,
214–19

Bosnia and Herzegovina, annexation of
30

British Expeditionary Force
41

Bulgaria:

brought to account
78

excluded from peace conference
71

Burgess, Anthony
248
,
265–6

Bystrolyotov, Dimitri (‘Perelly’, ‘Galleni’)
144–5
,
147–51
,
161–5
,
166–70
passim
,
174–8
passim
,
181–3
,
191
,
193–5
,
198–9
,
212
,
213–14
,
231
,
232
,
238–40
,
241
,
253
,
261
,
263

in Archer report
255–6

death of
266

and EHO,
see
Bystrolyotov, Dimitri

on EHO’s death
233

imprisoned
266

and Lucy
162–3
,
164–5
,
166–7
,
175–6
,
193–5

UK passport for
172–3

Cairncross, John
248

Cambon, Paul
61

Cambridge spy ring
248
,
267

Campbell, John
106
,
109

Canning, Supt Albert
203–4
,
207
,
224

Cant, Ernie
109

Cecil, Lord
61

Chamberlain, Sir Austin
111

Clemenceau, Georges
62
,
63
,
70
,
76

Comintern
101
,
106
,
203

Communism (
see also
Comintern; Russia):

alliances as counterweight to
94

post-WWI states’ concern over
94

Communist Party of Great Britain
101
,
106

infiltrated
216

MI5 raids
108

Cooper, Duff
107

Cotesworth, Ralph
108
,
161
,
208

Cromie, Capt. Francis
103

Crowe, Sir Eyre
23
,
27
,
33
,
72
,
104–5

Curzon, Lord
64
,
102
,
105
,
211

Czechoslovakia
94

de Bunsen, Sir Maurice
65

de la Chapelle, Octave, Count
115
,
126–9
,
157

de la Chapelle, Rachel
115
,
126
,
128
,
159

de Ry, Giovanni
148
,
157

Deutsch, Arnold
247
,
248

Draitser, Emil
144
,
266

Drummond, Sir Eric
104
,
105

Dunderdale, Wilfred
134
,
138–9

Eastwood, Harold
107–8
,
165
,
188
,
192
,
208

Everett, Lt Cdr William
115
,
124–6
,
211

Foreign Office (FO):

Antrobus’s descriptions of workings of
83–9

basement bar in (‘Mine’)
159

Diplomatic Service merged with
28

EHO enters
21–2
,
23

and EHO fallout
235

EHO’s post-dismissal visits to
178–81
,
183–9
,
192

further Soviet recruitment from
241–52
,
260–1

global reach of
23

increased security at
204
,
236
,
257

and miners’ strike
109–11

Political Intelligence Department established in
62

and public schools
27–8

Room
22
in
12
,
84–6
,
180

spy fears within
44

structure of
23–8
,
81

and WWI, events leading up to
29–30
,
32

France:

and post-WWI peace process,
see
Paris Peace Conference

and WWI,
see under
World War I

Franz Ferdinand, Archduke
29–31

Franz Joseph, Emperor
31

Gaselee, Stephen
69

General Strike
109

George V
95
,
109

Germany:

enters League of Nations
108

excluded from peace conference
71

Hitler becomes Chancellor of
178

peace conference terms put to
75–7

and reparation
76
,
169
,
172

Weimar Republic established in
100