He’s a maniac who’s going to get us NUKED: JFK files reveal how the Soviet Union feared they were going to get blamed for putting Lee Harvey Oswald up to assassinating Kennedy
White House released more than 2,800 files about JFK’s assassination Thursday
One document reveals how the Soviet Union feared they were going to get blamed for putting Lee Harvey Oswald up to assassinating JFK
The FBI document was dated December 1, 1963, from director J Edgar Hoover
Agency reveals everything it learned about the Soviet reaction to the JFK’s assassination and what its agents might have known about Oswald
Soviet Union was fearful that a panicked US military would lash out at them
Their fear prompted them to want to learn more about Lyndon B Johnson
Johnson was sworn in on Air Force One just hours after the president was shot
Soviet Union declared Oswald a ‘neurotic maniac who was disloyal to his own country and everything else’
They noted that Oswald never belonged to any organization in the Soviet Union
President Trump helped release the much anticipated files surrounding the details of JFK’s assassination on Thursday
JFK was shot in head while riding in a motorcade in Dallas on November 22, 1963
Although Oswald was named as the sole shooter after a DC investigation, rumors remain of a second shooter and foreign plots
By VALERIE EDWARDS
DAILYMAIL.COM
27 October 2017
The Soviet Union feared they were going to get blamed for putting ‘neurotic maniac’ Lee Harvey Oswald up to assassinating John F Kennedy, one of more than 2,800 newly released assassination files has revealed.
The trove of files were published on the National Archives website Thursday night, but President Donald Trump has kept at least 300 documents back so federal agencies can black out portions.
In one FBI document dated December 1, 1963, from director J Edgar Hoover, the agency reveals everything it has learned about the Soviet reaction to the JFK’s assassination and what its agents might have known about Oswald.
The tranche of documents reveal that the Soviets were just as obsessed with conspiracy theories surrounding Kennedy’s death as the rest of the world.
‘According to our source, officials of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union believed there was some well-organized conspiracy on the part of the ‘ultraright’ in the United States to effect a ‘coup.”
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