These are the scanned images of the VENONA documents which have been declassified. They are arranged by specific dates. For each document, a one-line summary has been provided as well as which release it was contained in.
- Naval vessels and equipment
1 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Human interest - an artificial limb for a Soviet admiral
1 May 1943 (Release 4)
- A press report re: a new U.S. Army unit
3 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Washington reports about General Vlasov's new organization that will fight against the Soviets
3 May 1943 (Release 4)
- The Soviet military attache discusses persons on his staff
3 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Changes in Soviet naval leadership
3 May 1943 (Release 4)
- TRIO denies contact with the Communist Party
4 May 1943 (Release 2)
- U.S. steel reserves
4 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Discussion of Soviet Navy uniforms
4 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Washington GRU reports about U.S. air operations out of Florida
5 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Washington GRU discusses U.S. electronic technology
5 May 1943 (Release 4)
- U.S. Customs and INS and Soviet trawler crews
5 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Ship movements
5 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Probable discussion of code clerks
6 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Covername TAYLOR (probably a Naval GRU officer)
6 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Lend - Lease matters
6 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Location in CONUS of various U.S. Army artillery and ordnance units
7 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Information about U.S. dirigibles
7 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Washington GRU reports heavy U.S. Army Air Force losses in aircraft accidents
7 May 1943 (Release 4)
- GRU personnel item
7 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Report of GRU visit to U.S. Army Arsenal at Chester, PA
7 May 1943 (Release 4)
- A report on liaison
7 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Instructions re: Soviet naval uniforms
7 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Over-expenditure by Soviet Naval attache in Stockholm
7 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Soviet internee in Sweden requests information about his family
7 May 1943 (Release 5)
- A source for information about Japan
8 May 1943 (Release 4)
- "I" signs a message reporting lack of discipline
8 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Intelligence from FRITZ
8 May 1943 (Release 5)
- U.S. built Soviet trawlers to cross Iceland from U.S. East Coast
9 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Information from the Dutch Naval attache
9 May 1943 (Release 4)
- A personnel matter
9 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Information and materials have been dispatched by courier
10 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Code and cipher matters. Mention of cipher pads used for communication with Soviet submarines.
10 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Washington wonders who is in charge of the operation re: the Naval GRU Illegal, covername SALLY
10 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Amendment to message no. 1016
10 May 1943 (Release 4)
- 1. Departure of "I" for England; 2. Instructions awaited to contact . . .
10 May 1943 (Release 5)
- References to IBSEN's American colleague
10 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Budgetary matters; also, U.S. Naval attache
11 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Moscow requests office supplies
11 May 1943 (Release 4)
- A letter from an Argentinian
11 May 1943 (Release 4)
- A Soviet Naval crew
11 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Shipping intelligence obtained from OSKAR through RUNAR
11 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Administrative matters
12 May 1943 (Release 4)
- U.S. Operations in the Aleutians
12 May 1943 (Release 4)
- The Illegal SALLY (here given as AUSTRALIAN WOMAN)
12 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Biographical details of "ROLAND" and "ERIK"
12 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Biographical details of 1. Arne Lund, in future "ROLAND" 2. Artur Folden, in future "ERIK" (A more complete version of British Government-excised messages previously released in fifth VENONA release on 1 Oct 1996)
12 May 1943 (Release 6)
- The plans for landing the Illegal SALLY. A very detailed message
13 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Ship movement
13 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Moscow challenges information about U.S. troop movements
13 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Future plans for OLAV, ROLAND and ERIK
13 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Intelligence from "N's" colleague
13 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Future plans for OLAV, ROLAND, and ERIC (A more complete version of British Government-excised messages previously released in fifth VENONA release on 1 Oct 1996)
13 May 1943 (Release 6)
- The Illegal SALLY
14 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Report on individual still classified
15 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Arrangement of passwords to be used when meeting BOB
15 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Ship movements
15 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Cipher and mail work
16 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Navigation information
16 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Important tradecraft message about the Illegal SALLY
17 May 1943 (Release 4)
- New York supplies additional info on individual still classified
18 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Possible transfer of a liaison to Canada
18 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Mostly unrecovered. References several individuals
19 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Suicide of NEDEL'TSHE References several individuals
19 May 1943 (Release 2)
- KABAN'S U.S. visit and ZVUK works in England
19 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Ship message
19 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Soviet personnel en route to England
19 May 1943 (Release 4)
- The Illegal SALLY
19 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Status of relations with French gov't
19 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Report about organization of U.S. fleets
19 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Convoys
20 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Disciplinary matters re: Soviet Naval personnel
20 May 1943 (Release 4)
- The cipher room. Also, dicussion of Japanese actions.
20 May 1943 (Release 4)
- German mining/steel output data
21 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Mostly unrecovered. References Soviet cargo on ship Santa Catalina
22 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Message from BELYaEV to MIKOYaN mentions "special document from President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Stimson"
22 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Mostly unrecovered. References SERGEJ
23 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Instructions about operational communications
23 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Lend - Lease matter
23 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Highly unrecovered. Reports on several individuals
24 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Mostly unrecovered. References MARK
24 May 1943 (Release 2)
- 6th "EZh", ARTUR, A Naturalised French Citizen, KNYaZEVSKIJ,"SONYa", JACOB MUChNIK ("FINANSIST"),"KALISTRAT" (A more complete version of documents previously released in second venona release on 10 Oct 1995)
24 May 1943 (Release 6)
- Message to ANDREJ from UCN/12
25 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Information from CARLOS about possible assistant
25 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Admin. matters
25 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Armament output for the U.S. War Dept. for the first quarter
26 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Highly detailed breakdown of the Military Intelligence Training School
26 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Meetings with underground groups. Roosevelt/Churchill conference
26 May 1943 (Release 2)
- "Processing" of President Roosevelt's wife
26 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Liaison with MOL's group through LEVIN's line
27 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Expense reports of an unrecovered source
27 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Reference to enemy submarines and to courier matters
27 May 1943 (Release 4)
- The grief of a Soviet admiral - his comrades must send telegraphs of sympathy
27 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Output of German armaments for 1942
28 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Mostly unrecovered. References HARRY-2
28 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Mostly unrecovered. Telephone conversation between OCTANE and TWAIN
28 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Mostly unrecovered. Many covernames references
28 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Mostly unrecovered. ARTUR's work
29 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Agent en route to the U.S. gets stuck in Iraq
29 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Disagreements between the FBI and British Secret Service
29 May 1943 (Release 2)
- 19 reports on Roosevelt/Churchill meetings
29 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Chemical warfare against the USSR
29 May 1943 (Release 2)
- A book to be sent by courier
29 May 1943 (Release 4)
- HARRY's plan for the GNOME project
30 May 1943 (Release 2)
- A Soviet naval crew en route to U.S.
30 May 1943 (Release 4)
- Opinion of STENBERG on SIDORENKO's condition
30 May 1943 (Release 5)
- Mostly unrecovered. References War Department and Sec. of State
31 May 1943 (Release 2)
- Pretty much incomprehensible
31 May 1943 (Release 2)
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