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FEDER*£ ‘BUREAU OF IN’ sTIGATION 2/18,23, mall = AIBER? RISGTRIN S) EGR ET prERNAL SRCURITY < 3 SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: ; ; HELEN DUKAS, Secretary for Dr, AIBERT EINSTEIN, Princeton, New Jersey, interviewed concerning possible connection with espionage activities on behalf of Russia 1928-1933 in Berlin, Germany. She disclaimed any know- ledge of the identities of known espionage agents, who might possibly have been in contact with Dr. EINSTEIN's office during pertinent period, She has no Knowledge concerning the "CLUB OF INTELLECTUAL WORK=RS" in Berlin during this period. She advised that she has been EINSTEIN's only secretary since 1928 and that the only other assistants that he has had were his wife and oldest step-daughter, both deceased. She stated that Dr, EINSTEIN maintained his only office in Berlin at his place of yesidence, and that there were no other employees in the Mousehold, She further advised that ‘at the present time repr. EINSTEIN is in poor health, “ : scenery LPS Fhe. | paatis -0- Rees : 0 PETATIS weg tall ‘ won om, 7 4853 ALLEGATIONS OF ACTIVITIES IN G3RMANY roa, ea aes Pp. of another governmen agency which conducts security and ~ ©" aintelligence type investigations, advised on March 31, 1951,- xt OK pe Fars bread Amy 3 yet a rfasfe c \y alts O-Y bbw [yr wl 00 WoT wniTE in THEE sraces \ | A fel ttre 4 =1 77 .~ RECORD A eos ah 9 we F112) 53 —o Bureau (61-7099) (Répisterbd Mail). 4 INS, wi {$257099) fastereg M Athy 1855 { OSI,New York {Registered Mpi _— ONI,New York Registered Mbit AX G-2, Governors Island, N.|¥. (Regis.Na N N k 00-32954 PROPERTY OF FBI-—This report is loaned to you by the FBI, and neit!.er it nor its contents are to be di outside of agency to which loaned. ¥, Tepe ao 4 o- covarnr stem ret e-em . . - _ >: ah : 4 ; ho PYCNEET istributed pues