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NY 100-86896 concerning his activities in France in the 1930's. KANTOR pointed out that he intended to include in the indictment ° - @ count for perjury in the execution by ZBOROWSEI of his* . Foreign Agents Registration Act statement. KANBOR stated. that any information bearing on ZBOROWSKI's activities in = France in the 1930's as a Soviet agent might be of great KARTOR stated that any documentary. material.) ©. such as the Trotsky Archives at Harvard University or «~~ living persons bearing on this period of. ZBOROWSKL's life would be importent. With reference to the Trotsky Archives © at Harvard, KANTOR desired to know what materiel was in: hows the archives bearing on ZBOROWSKI, He also desired :t0.0.0.00° 00° know whether the Trotsky Archives at Harvard were’. tabalogued or in the process of being catalogued. KANTOR stated that. <9. °+ 4f these archives ‘were not otherwise available to determine 9. 9° = BORERRER syst os “a subpocena £64 erent ™ Sate 18 h de ee ee! to know the name, position and location of the person on. . whom the subpoena should be served, if necessary, . OR also expressed interest in knowing whether there was a. . person presently woricing on these archives at aang who could be heipful in isolating and translating such. ~ material, - - OF ; KANTOR was particularly interested:in ZBOROWSKI's .°.s implication in the theft of a portion:-of Trotsky's papers 2°" ° * from the International Institute of Soctal History in Paris, in 1936, in which ZBOROWSKE was allegedly involved,. and the trip of LEON SEDOV to Mulhous, France, which was ellegedly reported to the Soviets. ; oo, ne The Bosten Office is requested, in light-of AUSA KANTOR's request, to ascertain, at Harvard University, the name, position and location of thet person on whom a subpoena should be served to produce the material in the Trotsky Archives concerning ZBOROWSKT. -5-