Pseudonyms are false names used for a person or group often associated with intelligence work, they are utilized by authors, journalists, and others seeking to prevent their identities from being publicly known.
Most Recent Additions: Harold S. Whiting, William F. Ordway, Chester Dagnillo
Research accepted by the Assassination Archives and Research Center (AARC)
Research accepted by the Mary Ferrell Foundation (MFF)
THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA, the Agency, the Company)
Rostislav Lvovich Antonov: Sergie Lvovich Shebalin (Soviet Army officer who began work for the CIA in nineteen fifty-one) (AARC)
Arnold F. Areheart: Charles E. Flick (He led a surveillance unit for the Agency’s Mexico City station) (MFF)
Nikolajs Balodis: Boris Lovetsky (CIA Contract Agent under Project AECOB during the 1950s) (AARC)
Karl Bergstrom: Nikolai (Nicholas) Poppe (UK Intelligence officer that several intelligence groups sought to enlist) (AARC)
Jeremy K. Benedum: George Frederick Munro (Former Agency FBI Liaison living in Mexico City) (AARC) (MFF)
Thomas B. Casasin: Jacques G. Richardson (CIA Officer who considered using Lee Harvey Oswald for intelligence purposes) (MFF)
Raymond S. Churgin, Louis G. Goltedge, Cleveland O. Hahn: Freds Z. Launags (He was a Central Intelligence Agency employee with paranoid schizophrenia that served as Berlin Station’s lead agent within Project AMCOB) (AARC)
Chester Dagnillo: William Vincent Broe (He was chief of station in multiple Asian countries, led the Western Hemisphere Division, and ended his career as the Agency’s inspector general) (MFF)
Harold E. Dahlgren: Oliver N. Primack (CIA Western Hemisphere Division officer who dealt with some matters related to George de Mohrenschildt in Haiti) The code file contains a misspelling that is corrected in most similar files) (AARC)
Kenneth W. Desnew: Tscherim Soobzokov (A former Nazi officer that became a contract agent following his initial unwitting contact by Agency employees) (AARC)
Igor A. Feldman: Alfreds Reikstins (The CIA requested operational approval for this former Latvian Waffen SS Officer amidst nineteen fifty-one) (AARC)
Mario K. Giordano: Aleks Kurgvel (An Estonian and German military intelligence officer, British clandestine operative, and subsequent Agency recruit) (AARC)
Charles S. Guymers: Serafino Romualdi (Romualdi was a labor and trade union leader who provided information to the CIA) (AARC)
Walter P. Haltigan: James M. Flint (Chief of the Paris Station Soviet Section) (MFF)
Stephen H. Holcomb, Arthur T. Latter: Gustav Hilger (Hilger served in Germany’s Foreign Office amid WWII and was eventually utilized by the CIA for Project AEFORD) (AARC)
Thomas K. Jadwin: Bronson Tweedy (Africa Division head, Eastern Europe Division Chief, and Deputy Director of the CIA) (AARC) (MFF)
Dudley P. Jentons: J. Deering Danielson (Danielson was a staff employee at CIA's JMWAVE Station) (AARC)
Philip E. Launais: Constantine Mierlak (He was responsible for the selection and spotting of all Project AEREADY candidates for Agency operational review) (AARC)
Pickney E. Lynade: Richard Bissell (Agency Deputy Director for Plans and he was the architect of the Bay of Pigs) (AARC) (MFF)
Morgan O. Maestri: Roddy B. Lyons (CIA employee) (AARC) (MFF)
William F. Ordway: Charles P. Cabell (Deputy Director of the CIA, US Air Force General, and Bay of Pigs advocate) (AARC) (MFF)
Samuel G. Orrison: Stanley Moos (CIA Officer involved with the Bay of Pigs and under the control of Mexico City Station) (AARC) (MFF)
Harold Francis Safely: Harold Francis Swenson (CIA supervisor for Headquarters Counterintelligence Staff) (MFF)
Malcolm W. Stevens: Zsolt Aradi (Ukrainian Nationalist Movement that contacted the Strategic Services Unit and subsequently worked for the CIA) (AARC)
Valdemar: Vidvuds Sveics (Sveics led a significant Latvian resistance movement that opposed Soviet rule whose political agenda complimented the Agency’s goals) (AARC)
Harold S. Whiting: Frank Wisner (He served as the Agency Deputy Director for Plans and was a former member of the Office of Strategic Services) (AARC) (MFF)
THE MAFIA
Mr. Trathcante: Santo Trafficante (Former US Mafia leader within the Floridian city of Tampa)
UNIDAD REVOLUCIONARIA (UR, Anti-Castro militant group)
(The Black Falcons were a division of the UR)
Atila: Jose Antonio Darla Rodriguez (Black Falcons member)
Brito: Eduardo Antonio Baez Ayaia (Black Falcons member)
Cazador: Luis Poveda Carriles (Black Falcons member)
Combate: Antonio Cuesta Del Valle (Black Falcons member)
Duncan: Ramon Cubenas Conde (Black Falcons member)
François: Ramon Font Samuel (Black Falcons member)
Guajiro: Raul Gonzales (Black Falcons member)
Horacio: Hector Febles (Military coordinator of the Black Falcons)
Jackie: Manuel Rodriguez Treto (Black Falcons member)
Jose: Eduardo Perez Gonzalez (Black Falcons member)
Marcos: Roberto Fuentes Planas (Black Falcons member)
Maxi: Maximino Casal Fernandez (Black Falcons member)
Nazi: Jose Roberto Gallinat Sanz (Black Falcons member)
Ocampo: Bonifacio Herrera (Black Falcons member)
Oswaldo: Jose Lopez (Commander of the Black Falcons)
Rauling: Raul Gramatges (UR Black Falcons member)
Al Smith: Julio G. Garcia (Military advisor of the UR Black Falcons)
Tulio: Jose Dorrego Diego (Black Falcons member)
Ulises: Juan Gonzalez Perez (Black Falcons member)
UR Ally
Si-Jen: Chao Kuo Tse (National Coordination Cuban-Chinese Anti-Communist Alliance)
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORATE (Dirección General De Inteligencia, DGI, Cuban Intelligence Service, G-2)
Federico: Alfredo Mirabal Diaz (Cuban Embassy Consul in Mexico City and DGI Officer)
Gualterio: Earle Perez Friman (Cuban Intelligence officer that defected and returned to Cuban service)
(Separate links for the pseudonym and true name appear when multiple documents are required)
Research by: C.A.A. Savastano