Patrice Chéreau person
also: Cherhoff, Chernoff, Cheroff, Cherov, Dominique Cowsey, Patrice Chernoff, Yavan Dieter Cowsey
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Claims (2)
Patrice Chéreau knew_about
Christian David book_quoted
“what they are preferably calling the right wing. So when you do that, you are automatically labeled left wing. Cherov told the author that he knew a great deal about Christian David. Cherov himself had been in Venezuela when Christian David…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 12 @ 28:49
Patrice Chéreau asserted
Miami book_quoted
“of drug dealers. So, Patrice Chernoff's claim to the author that Miami was the main station for the fascist front organizations, i.e. Gladio, and their world service. The significance of Miami to international fascism remains one of America…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 12 @ 44:13
Mentions (18)
▶ 27:44
his hypothesis. The first person that he talked to was Patrice Chernoff, the author of several articles and documentaries about this whole fiasco. The disclosures of the SAC activities caused a sensation in France.…
▶ 28:20
A former SAC and later narcotics agent, Cherhoff appeared to have come over to the socialist camp as he was now employed as a journalist in what they referred to as a left-wing French newspaper. It wasn't actually left-wing. It was someone …
▶ 28:49
what they are preferably calling the right wing. So when you do that, you are automatically labeled left wing. Cherov told the author that he knew a great deal about Christian David. Cherov himself had been in Venezuela when Christian David…
▶ 30:57
And then they agreed that they would meet again a couple of days later. In the meantime, he tried to get a hold of some documents and other information. When I mentioned my trying to run down Daniel Goering, Chernoff suggested that they get…
▶ 35:45
to find out at the scheduled future meeting when that came about Chernoff phoned the author to say that um the peop the person that the author wanted to interview was out of town but he himself would be interested in a meeting so the author…
▶ 36:23
He apologized. He was at an important meeting with one of his contacts and included among the topics of conversation, the author's investigation and the possibility of getting additional confidential material. They were going to meet the fo…
▶ 36:54
That was a lie. He was there. He answered the phone. He'd gone nowhere. And he was mad that Cheroff had lied about him. So they set up a meeting the following day. It was to coincide with Cheroff's meeting. The next morning, he went to see.…
▶ 37:29
the evening prior to set up this meeting, he had met with his U.S. Embassy contact who informed him that Cheroff had spent the entire afternoon in the office of the DEA inside the U.S. Embassy. The agent he met with was Paul Knight. That wa…
▶ 38:28
In the following hours, Guerin supplied the author with much additional information and allowed me to read a letter that he had received from Christian David in prison. That evening, he went ahead to meet with Cheroff. He was a changed man.…
▶ 38:56
no doubt to return to the DEA agent at the U.S. Embassy. The author says that he didn't let on that he knew that he had met with the DEA. The meeting was short. He said that I would receive additional information the next day. Cheroff was n…
▶ 39:30
vacation. In fact, Cherov did not show up at all the following week or the week after that. It was not until weeks after the author returned. Well, he went to Denmark after that. And it was then that an Italian magazine and French who follo…
▶ 40:10
One of the writers who had been a leading force in European Nazism said that he had known Chernoff. His true name was Dominique Cowsey. By the age of 15, he belonged to a Nazi movement called June Nation. In 1961, he and a British Nazi, Con…
▶ 40:10
One of the writers who had been a leading force in European Nazism said that he had known Chernoff. His true name was Dominique Cowsey. By the age of 15, he belonged to a Nazi movement called June Nation. In 1961, he and a British Nazi, Con…
▶ 40:44
had chartered an international Nazi movement. In 1962, he had been publishing a newspaper that was the mouthpiece of a nationalist socialist party. He had joined the SAC briefly in 68, but otherwise had operated inside the OAS. Gladio Chern…
▶ 40:44
had chartered an international Nazi movement. In 1962, he had been publishing a newspaper that was the mouthpiece of a nationalist socialist party. He had joined the SAC briefly in 68, but otherwise had operated inside the OAS. Gladio Chern…
▶ 42:25
Gladio program. They had, according to the author, many stations in many countries. And according to Cheroff, if you believe him, their main headquarters for a genter press and all of their affiliates was located in Miami. They were running…
▶ 43:02
So on the afternoon of a day in April in 1976, the author was in the DEA. Excuse me. Let me back up. Cheroff, in April of 76, was in the DEA Paris office discussing the author's interest in Christian David.…
▶ 44:13
of drug dealers. So, Patrice Chernoff's claim to the author that Miami was the main station for the fascist front organizations, i.e. Gladio, and their world service. The significance of Miami to international fascism remains one of America…