ABSENCE OF EMIL BODNARAS, MINISTER OF NATIONAL DEFENSE, DURING FEBRUARY 1950

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CIA-RDP82-00457R004900520006-9
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RIPPUB
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S
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1
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December 14, 2016
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June 5, 2001
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6
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Publication Date: 
May 26, 1950
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REPORT
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t, Approved For f 1= .2A- . ,; 4~00457R0? ~'26- u , a F{ it 1,A' " '~- DATA' DIST Z. 26 1SAY 50 25X1A [..I t. .gip`.. A';",-A R E0 NO., OF ENCI_S. WSM.: t3ELOW) SUPPLEMEN'- TO 25X1X REPORT NO. ?.3ECT Absence o' avail Bodn arssg sinister 1.5e, D'an' y SURGE. . f ftiafi~ io,, a O. OF PACES THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION 1. Emil Bodnaras, :Minis x.er of National Defense, was absent frorr- the ".Tini. try for twenty-five days beginning in early February, 1950. All paper3 of the Ministry were signed by the Acting Minister, General Petre Borila, V=ice Minister of National Defense. 2. Daring this time Bodnaras did not appear at any celebrations or meetings. At the Ministry all inquiries were met with the statement that he was away on an inspection trip. Seventeen high-ranking officers of the Ministry of National Defese were absent at the same time as Bochnaras. Some officials of that Ministry believe that Bodnaras and these officers went to Moscow. The purpose of such a trip, if it took place, is not known. 'SAL CLASSIFICATION sE ?LET oONTaOL u> U.S. O ff'.1 CIA,:LS ONLY STATE ARMY ~, a N' R E P -O ' This document is hereby regraded to CONFIDENT AL in accordance with the letter of 16 October 1978. from the Director of Central Intelligence to the Archivist of the United States. Ai j&XeA6E@fi e8d9001 /09/05 : C in, ~ I J7 71L. By: -------