Ernst Titovich person
also: Titovets, Tenevitz
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where Soviet authorities had given him a sparsely furnished but comfortable apartment and a job at a radio factory. His buddy Ernst Titovich, a medical student who would become Oswald's best friend in Russia. The two men spent much of their…
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Titovets was better educated and more culturally sophisticated than his American friend. The Russian had to explain to Oswald who George Gershwin was. But in spite of the high school dropouts education gaps, his friend recognized that Oswal…
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a philosophical idea. He goes on to talk about how he was not a political extremist. He had very well-reasoned arguments. He was quoted as saying, Oswald did not produce the impression of a narrow-minded political zealot. He would not allow…
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identifying characteristics away. He would painstakingly examine his room for KGB bugs. He would play his record player louder in case someone was eavesdropping. Titovitz doubted that Oswald could have been an American spy. He seemed to sho…
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who had been raised by an uncle who was actually a KGB officer. Tenevitz had taken an immediate disliking to Marina, whom he regarded as a foul-mouthed woman with whom Oswald was not compatible. But Oswald immediately fell under her spell. …
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She was wearing a low-cut dress, and he immediately suspected she was KGB bait for Oswald. Tenevitz was told that she had been run out of the Leningrad by local authorities for prostitution. Taking into account her past history and her lega…