A native of the Balkans makes some interesting observations about LHO's Russian language ability

[Greg Parker]

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Edited November 10, 2012 by Greg Parker

[Thomas Graves]

http://reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net/jf...-things-t50.htm

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Greg,

FWIW, the title of the thread should be "Replying to a native of the Baltics..."

--Thomas

[Greg Parker]

http://reopenkennedycase.forumotion.net/jf...-things-t50.htm

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Greg,

FWIW, the title of the thread should be "Replying to a native of the Baltics..."

--Thomas

Thanks Thomas. A brain bust. Apologies to my new Latvian friend.

[Bernice Moore]

GREG VERY INTERESTING, ESPECIALLY POSSIBLE FORGED NOTE AND RUTH PAINE CONNECTION..THERE'S RUTH .AGAIN, CARRY ON, WITH THANKS, B

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[Terry Adams]

Greg,

I agree with the person on your forum that believes the two notes were written by different people , or another possibility would be, if the handwriting matches then the Walker note was poorly done on purpose. The note to Marina is written with fluidity, without hesitation. (written by a person who at the very least has Russian as his second language.

[Greg Parker]

Terry and Bernie,

thanks for comments.

I already suspected she typed the letter to the Russian Consoluate and forged Oswald's sig. Oswald never typed correspondence, and this was also free of spelling errors.

If she could forge his sig, she could forge a whole letter. But what she could not do is write Russian as well as he could.

And if she did not actually do these things herself, she was a party to it.

[Greg Parker]

My correspondent has offered to do an in depth analysis.

I need as many available examples of Oswald's Russian writing as possibe. Does anyone already have a handy list of those? It would save a lot of time...

Also --I don't think there is any audio of him speaking Russian, but with any luck, I'm wrong about that?

[Bernice Moore]

http://www.russianbooks.org/oswald/tapes.htm

there may be something at this site to help you...b

[Bernice Moore]

there may be some within these sites, b...list of some letters w/c exhibits...http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/jfkinfo/wcexhibits.htm

jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/box6.htm dpd files box 6

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[Bernice Moore]

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[Bernice Moore]

mcadams.posc.mu.edu/russ/jfkinfo/jfk8/hand.htm

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Edited April 11, 2010 by Bernice Moore

[Greg Parker]

Thanks again, Bernie!

There is also audio on Peter Wronski's site -- though I can't get it to work....

[Kathleen Collins]

My correspondent has offered to do an in depth analysis.

I need as many available examples of Oswald's Russian writing as possibe. Does anyone already have a handy list of those? It would save a lot of time...

Also --I don't think there is any audio of him speaking Russian, but with any luck, I'm wrong about that?

Greg, I wish I could remember the website, but there's an audio of Oswald reading English, supposedly to a Russian friend he was teaching. I would type in something like Oswald Russian audio. Listen to the weird accent he has. Then for comparison, there are 2 other audios of Oswald in America, the radio shows. And of course when he was in custody in Dallas. It's the same voice, 3 years later, speaking English.

Kathy C

[Kathleen Collins]

http://www.russianbooks.org/oswald/tapes.htm

there may be something at this site to help you...b

Unfortunately, that was the site I was thinking of. Whoever runs it, took away the audio tape. That's suspicious to me.

Kathy C

PS Maybe Gary Mack can help? I hate to think we have "lost" it.

Edited April 12, 2010 by Kathleen Collins