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61-7606 is the FBI’s old main file on the Irish Republican Army. 61 is the classification (treason / internal security in that era). 7606 is the case number. When the paper got too thick they bound it into sections. Joshua Smith’s 2015 release is seven PDFs covering sections 1–32, from 1939 into the early 1990s. A serial is one document inside a section (a letter, teletype, or clipping). The file list follows those PDFs, not the serial numbers.
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^ ^J h o e urna u l n i i s t t e , d. on St ^ a b i is es * ^ w f a r y o . m b : a U c n k d ^ on t . o w P i ? th »j th g e ^ d - rooping mous ^ Uc a ^^^ l ^ T w ^ ho V fJ^iS " I. ^S A? ^ d s£ b^Susl^hS!
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c a e n s d sfu n l igh s. t e^ s a^r^^c i uh n u o^f» nsU a c d - * '^ltaUan ^^ i j d . i ^ ssi c o o n nti o n n u e al o l f y I < S ^ O r : at t i h n a g t Pet I e t rs is en g , en i e s r t a h l e ly li a k s el s y um m e a d n' In D # ub- -
venture he paid a abort-wave transmitters, when he lii^ that if any illicit short-wave
^;Limerick P v t i a o s r i k t g , et to t h o i b o s i k s co L a n e n g e a p c t l t i a i o n o n e n I t t n o o w a v t e iU n b a t t s ;st t . o an h t d o h u o s s s e e aw t ei w g o t h h t a s t m o a r l t l t h e e s n y ub p u e c o r o p u b l l a e d n , , i a t t g r e a , n n i s t s m s. i b t o e t p i i e n n r g g at is d in o b g n e e *i f ng r b o y d m on P e m e o t i u e n r n s t E e a i n i r ' n e s
^ b t d h i e sa A p t p l o a i n n t t i e c d Cl t i h p a p t er n , o a t n h d ing mad at eo a f l f l , he D c e o s u p l i d te no t t hi b s e , li f e l v i e ere his Is e , ye w s i . t ' h \ out . hid H e- o o ^ uts t . h ' e-A.xis agents .send hot
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operated from either the German
orjtalian Legation. * -.v
Parachutist:
-O••••••••••j..*....**.
N
ALLIHFORMATiOI^CONTWNED the other hand, ihty
are equally convhaced
^ h . ar O d ^ e e s W t I t r o w i , e s s h t m c t h i u a t e r t t r n b i n r s n e h g m a o o c r t i u t s t i n r v - t y i b w a t t e a i i o i v n e g n s e s . g . tr t f d a h r o n e w n s i . n e r - i 1 f r :
any side which m.ight endanger
their. neutrality. - . \ i
Yet it was possible for a Ger-
man spy, whp had served four
y f e o a r rs e * sp p i e o n n a a l ge se a r n vi d tu w de as in d ' e B p r o i r t t a e i d n
j w u a st r— b a efor m e a.n 4he n o a u m t e b d reak Her of ma t n h n e
Goertas—to land in Eire by para-
chute, eiquipped with radio aet,
money, weapdns, and all thepara-,
phernalia of a secret servica
agent / .
Notonly was it possible for hlnv
to land, but also to shave off his
mousUche, live in a cottage In th^*
outskirts of Dublin, act the re*
i^^pecUble citiren* mix with people;
and remain at liberty for several
SUNDAY DISPATCH IJmo T nt h h e s, Br . itish ^ aut > hori - ti ; es ar . e ta . k . * .
2^3ng good care to examine the re«
rcord of any wouldrbe traveller to
^.ublin (orBelfastfor thatmatter)
:'before they let him ga-
76 -/jy hj.s T d h e e t m h o e re les d s i/ c Rc h u a I n t c t e hi t s h j er o e ur i n s ey fo I r s
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H
1^^ Y^ird't^^ lifi S^^^
'X has'often been said that BV NGUirdl
>A."^ T bearing a chalked swastUvi. This.
/ a • re b l L e a i e e s h u b i t o v r n a e , l s . a o / n f D a u A b x n l i e i s u n t , r e a s l p ' , i f . i o B e n e u a t r g r n e a e , l . i ,u n b " t ' T l D y * u , bl u i n n o . b ^ t w 7 r o u / u s l i - v d ely b - , e q c ui a e r tl n y - ^ . 't. p ^ n m b m y a os y t a / o A O m x P e is t m n w e a o m / r b n k e o r i C ? s. o do i vb t t h i a e t ss w . b d t o e n r e -
i '" i i b V c W e t ^ t i h H a v . b o i o - t w y u c . t o u - B l u e e u n . m i n e o . r a ^ a n u n V d n d t L r - i u p ^ s e r , b o o t n p h i a i s g s a n ,m i n o a d r V y a e : t w b h o a e H d ul e d t e o . v n 4 e o i b r d t e -y s n d i e o o g t t n U a e a u n r e t e t p a o i^ U c s D d k i e u m s b a c l t ^ r i h e n l a e p t t r ly i p t o t U h a c a U e t ^ -w ? S * ^ S A ^ T f n K t ^ ^ f ^ f e ^ S - , ^ ^ . ^t S f o^ : S « t \ h ^ e ^^^ d ^ StrlM Axaoundad
, < D I u^ i b ff lm i i c n u ; l . t - w t e o ek a , sc a w s ta ^ . in a : n , :; t .' h A r a m n er , i w c i a th n n ar e e H ut m e r o ^ s a t U d r t i y g n & i o w d t s ly k a n e r o n e f w o v r e t c r h e y a d t . « . U t i • h ^ e ^ . m ^. a j n. S ^^ S u t pe «M> h S S ! u 5l u i - ^$ U f^ S i r r ^ i e w ^ . tto 5 g ^
^ ^J h o e urna u l n i i s t t e , d. on St ^ a b i is es * ^ w f a r y o . m b : a U c n k d ^ on t . o w P i ? th »j th g e ^ d - rooping mous ^ Uc a ^^^ l ^ T w ^ ho V fJ^iS " I. ^S A? ^ d s£ b^Susl^hS!
- h D e a u x l b p t l e e i c d n t ' i s i n n g e t D s o u p b J i i l o e i n t a n g a e l . o g r ra a nd f s e t w or d y a o y n s ?.^\l.i*n wu 5 A S^ I in M ^ ^ Sfhi^ fM? ri e W^^^ IhesGest o a r p ' o ^ ' i s ho s m p ' ec ' i w a ^ l
He arrived with ttie idea that L«,f32* ^^^'^JM^^Ii^tKa miUft purposes. It was decided to make
^ d a o r w i n a 0 n * d Co F n a n s e c U is - t str of e f e i t cial ( s hat str v u e tt r e y d Mwister; . . ^ ,; ^— financing then? properly.'
^ b t t l h e e o l n e d p e c h s i o t n y e an w d li a n s b e ru w f n u a f Q s tte o t V f a y p a p m g e l p d i s , t . te t r . h i a - n t g .. • T 1 LW..O^ KI>O>.a^iy^Oi*B.' ' ". • . o m r a d n er t k s h e e a y n n m d a p n u s . t u t p i e n r g vis t i h o e n m o - f u ^' n v o d n e e r C - e t r h - r
^ It la. of course, impossible to
- Disa FT p E p R o tw i o n . bo t r . i e ng d . day t s a rtalf of I Ii s G ^ i 2 f £ o i e 0 t m m 0 A e h S m a w i^ p e d h n e r e o i h r p ,L e c e l a e a l e g n r a d t t a h j i a a n o o t d u n r s n t h^ a o t t a l r h h - y d e^ e - a a d p t g s o e h c r e u o e e p b r e l t t e a G t i w e h n i h a r n t o m b a t e t t n h h y h e i e o s n P d L r k k e e n e g s a o y a s t m w i a S o e u S n i I i h , i n a r , i d c s. t D o n a u w a r b y m B l e u i o o t d f n f
c a e n s d sfu n l igh s. t e^ s a^r^^c i uh n u o^f» nsU a c d - * '^ltaUan ^^ i j d . i ^ ssi c o o n nti o n n u e al o l f y I < S ^ O r : at t i h n a g t Pet I e t rs is en g , en i e s r t a h l e ly li a k s el s y um m e a d n' In D # ub- -
venture he paid a abort-wave transmitters, when he lii^ that if any illicit short-wave
^;Limerick P v t i a o s r i k t g , et to t h o i b o s i k s co L a n e n g e a p c t l t i a i o n o n e n I t t n o o w a v t e iU n b a t t s ;st t . o an h t d o h u o s s s e e aw t ei w g o t h h t a s t m o a r l t l t h e e s n y ub p u e c o r o p u b l l a e d n , , i a t t g r e a , n n i s t s m s. i b t o e t p i i e n n r g g at is d in o b g n e e *i f ng r b o y d m on P e m e o t i u e n r n s t E e a i n i r ' n e s
^ b t d h i e sa A p t p l o a i n n t t i e c d Cl t i h p a p t er n , o a t n h d ing mad at eo a f l f l , he D c e o s u p l i d te no t t hi b s e , li f e l v i e ere his Is e , ye w s i . t ' h \ out . hid H e- o o ^ uts t . h ' e-A.xis agents .send hot
r ' :' had He ha h p a p d ene n d o , t re • alis * ed \. that what- i d n oub D t u , bl s i o n m . e.Axis . activity goinxon § n i ew m s att f e r r om fo D r ubl sp i e n cia t l o is G t e s rm t a o ny lln i d s
riBver.Axis activity was carried on The first outward sign of -this j v p i, u n R k c a e d d iol t o h c a a t ti n o o n e tr x , a p n e s r m t i s t - t a e ^ r r e s c a o r n e - 4 s .
operated from either the German
orjtalian Legation. * -.v
Parachutist:
-O••••••••••j..*....**.
N
ALLIHFORMATiOI^CONTWNED the other hand, ihty
are equally convhaced
^ h . ar O d ^ e e s W t I t r o w i , e s s h t m c t h i u a t e r t t r n b i n r s n e h g m a o o c r t i u t s t i n r v - t y i b w a t t e a i i o i v n e g n s e s . g . tr t f d a h r o n e w n s i . n e r - i 1 f r :
any side which m.ight endanger
their. neutrality. - . \ i
Yet it was possible for a Ger-
man spy, whp had served four
y f e o a r rs e * sp p i e o n n a a l ge se a r n vi d tu w de as in d ' e B p r o i r t t a e i d n
j w u a st r— b a efor m e a.n 4he n o a u m t e b d reak Her of ma t n h n e
Goertas—to land in Eire by para-
chute, eiquipped with radio aet,
money, weapdns, and all thepara-,
phernalia of a secret servica
agent / .
Notonly was it possible for hlnv
to land, but also to shave off his
mousUche, live in a cottage In th^*
outskirts of Dublin, act the re*
i^^pecUble citiren* mix with people;
and remain at liberty for several
SUNDAY DISPATCH IJmo T nt h h e s, Br . itish ^ aut > hori - ti ; es ar . e ta . k . * .
2^3ng good care to examine the re«
rcord of any wouldrbe traveller to
^.ublin (orBelfastfor thatmatter)
:'before they let him ga-
76 -/jy hj.s T d h e e t m h o e re les d s i/ c Rc h u a I n t c t e hi t s h j er o e ur i n s ey fo I r s
^l?f ^^i*"*'^^®"^f^* •'^y worth-'
*|iwhlleInformatlou^ '^y^M:,y.>^, - .-^^