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7” wx 300-32986 coe ceaflAL’ SE INDICATIONS OF EINSTEIN'S SYM@ATHY WITH THE COMMUNIST PARTY IN é formation under this heading was furnished by 7 lpi WI another government agency which conduct Prior to 1933, the Comintern, and other Soviet Apparate, were active : in gathering intelligence information in the Far East, The agents who gathered + this information sent it to agents in other countries in coded telegrams. . ry These agents then re-coded the telerrams and forwarded them to addresses in , ; Berlin, one of which was the office of ALBERT EINSTEIN, EINSTEIN's address fl 4 proved very successful because EINSTEIN normally receives large amounts of Y mail, telegrams and cablegrams from all parts of the world. EINSTEIii's per-) 4%, oer sonal secretary turned the coded telegrams over to a special apparat man, 9 ve" : whose duty it was to transmit them to Moscow by various means, ee "s ena : It is not known whether EINSTZIN knew the content of these coded ‘pw telegrams, However, in 1930 or 1931 his personal secretary went on leave and he was given a large amount of telegrams which he, LINSTEIN, kept until his On secretary returned from leave.’ 4a ‘ep It was common knowledge, especially in Berlin, that EINSTEIN sft [5A sympathized with the Soviet Union to a great extent, EINSTEIN's Berlin staff «Be of typists and secretaries was made up of persons who were recommended to vt : him (at his request) by people who were close to the Klub Der Geistesarbeiter (Club of Scientists), which was a Commnist cover organization. EINSTEIN was closely associated with this club and was very friendly with several mem bers who later became soviet agents. KLAUS FUCHS, who was associated with the club as a student in the early 1930s, was jailed in England for giving atomic bomb information to the Soviets, EINSTEIN was also very friendly with several : | members of the Soviet Embgssy in Berlin, some of whom were later executed in a Moscow in 1935 and 193! we ASSOCIATION WITH COMMUISST PARTY FRONT GROUPS tke onal ihe Seca eae ae ® ALBERT EINSTEIN was an endorser of the North American Committee To 3 Aid Spanish Democracy, as shown in the "Daily Worker" of 4/16/37. + The North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy was cited by the Attorney General as coming within the purview of Executive Order 9635. ALBERT EINSTEIN contributed to a manuscript for Spanish aid to the onde SECRET