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Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 48

Title: Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 48
Subject: Politics and government; Communism; Russians; Letter writing, Russian; Military history; Correspondence
Category: 5. Cold War (including Decolonisation)
Keywords: translation
Creator: Royal Commission on Espionage
Current holder: National Archives of Australia
Date: January 1, 1954
Link: https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=240827
Series number: A6201, 48
Item number: 240827
Access rights: Open with exception
Rights: Copyright National Archives of Australia
Country of origin: Australia; Russia (Federation)
Place: Moscow
Language: Russian; English
Description from source: Full title: Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 48: Statement written in Russian by V M Petrov on sixteen ruled pages explaining contents of 1953 and 1954 Moscow Letters, with typed translation
Physical format: Manuscripts; Correspondence; Typescripts
Related resources: Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 49; Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 357; Records of the Royal Commission on Espionage - Moscow Letter number 1 of 1952 with deciphered list of insertions

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Records of the Royal Commission on Espionage - Moscow Letter number 1 of 1952 with deciphered list of insertions	Text
Records of the Royal Commission on Espionage - Moscow Letter number 2 of 1952 with deciphered list of insertions	Text
Records of the Royal Commission on Espionage - Moscow Letter number 3 of 1952 with deciphered list of insertions	Text
Records of the Royal Commission on Espionage - Moscow Letter number 4 of 1952 with deciphered list of insertions	Text
Records of the Royal Commission on Espionage - Moscow Letter number 5 of 1952 with deciphered list of insertions	Text
Records of the Royal Commission on Espionage - Moscow Letter number 6 of 1952 with deciphered list of insertions	Text
Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 11: Statement in Russian and English signed by E Petrov seeking Political asylum, with typescript carbon copy	Text
Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 198: Envelope containing small brown diary for year 1949 belonging to V Divisek	Text
Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 357	Text
Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 49	Text
Royal Commission on Espionage - Exhibit 5: Document in Russian and English signed by Vladimir Petrov, seeking political asylum, with typescript carbon copy	Text