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Summary:  
The document contains fragmented entries from declassified government records, including administrative files, political campaign materials, and unrelated media excerpts. It references Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 U.S. presidential primary activities in New Hampshire, noting interactions with Richard Nixon and George Romney. A photo of Edwin Lurall Hess is mentioned, though no direct link to RFK’s assassination or investigation is established. The text also includes garbled administrative records, a BBC radio broadcast describing the chaotic aftermath of RFK’s assassination at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968, and unrelated content about global political events. A third section contains disjointed references to alleged German espionage activities, Soviet intelligence operations, and fragmented accounts of World War II atrocities, including mentions of Nazi concentration camps. One entry falsely attributes RFK’s assassination to a "German" under Executive Order 14176 (2025), though this appears unrelated to the actual 1968 event.  

Key People:  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)  
- Richard Nixon  
- George Romney  
- Edwin Lurall Hess  
- Alistair Cooke (BBC broadcaster)  
- Mary Suan Leben (sender of letter regarding Cooke’s work)  
- Carl Erhard (German individual referenced in fragmented text)  
- Wilpin, Parson's, Prokorokov, Vyrodov, Savavely, Sokolka, Nelson "Bulldog" Drummond, Helena Kopper, Sever Kobriner  

Key Locations:  
- New Hampshire (RFK’s 1968 campaign activities)  
- Los Angeles, California (Ambassador Hotel, site of RFK’s assassination)  
- Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbrück, Bergen-Belsen (Nazi concentration camps)  
- Drutte Camp (German labor camp)  
- Cracow, Poland (arrest location for Helena Kopper)  
- Pomona, California (police report location)  
- United Nations (Soviet espionage allegations)  

Key Events:  
- 1968 U.S. presidential primary elections and RFK’s campaign activities in New Hampshire  
- Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles; chaotic aftermath including crowd reactions and security failures  
- BBC radio broadcast detailing events surrounding RFK’s assassination  
- Fragmented references to alleged Soviet espionage operations (1968) and World War II atrocities in Nazi concentration camps  
- Mention of a "German" allegedly responsible for RFK’s assassination under Executive Order 14176 (2025), though this appears unrelated to the actual 1968 event  

Key Organizations:  
- Republican Party (GOP), Democratic Party  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- American Communications Association (referenced in labor union content)  
- U.S. Police Department, Pomona, California  
- Soviet Union (alleged espionage activities)  
- Nazi Germany (concentration camps, labor camps)  
- United Nations (U.S. diplomatic protests against espionage)

RFK Declassified Files

56-la-156-1a_sec_010_ser_1a145-1a157-part_1_of_2.pdf

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