VOLUME 1,
NOSOV FILES
This has been ongoing for many years, the mystery of Scherbakov and Bogatyreva. The news is that all that effort put in by so many people over the years and all of the theories can now be laid to rest.
The attached download link includes an extensive report see pages 97 to 101, which summarises the activities of NOSOV and aligned groups as well as highlighting suspected espionage activities and contact lists. The text document includes vehicle numbers, telephone numbers, names and addresses as well as organisations, it is not a complete set of lists but I trust that you will find it of some use in your research.
The attached download link includes an extensive report see pages 97 to 101, which summarises the activities of NOSOV and aligned groups as well as highlighting suspected espionage activities and contact lists. The text document includes vehicle numbers, telephone numbers, names and addresses as well as organisations, it is not a complete set of lists but I trust that you will find it of some use in your research.
The recently discovered documents show clearly that both were employees at the Russian Embassy in Canberra as per the below clips.
Miss Bogatyreva, still at the embassy in 1950:
Sergei Andreevich Schherbakov left Australia November 1949
