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Over 200 pages of FBI records responsive to Nicolas de Rochefort were recently obtained from the National Who Was Nicolas de Rochefort? De Rochefort fought for the French in World War II and became a prisoner of war. Thus are the rumors that add to the ambiguity of Nicolas de Rochefort. NICAP and Nicolas de Rochefort It is indeed curious how de Rochefort, an apparent CIA asset with experience

“Brown proudly told me that de Rochefort knows absolutly [ sic ] nothing about UFO or the UFO field,” NICAP office, Jessup's description of de Rochefort's inability to gain authority could be challenged We cannot know for sure what de Rochefort told people, or what Jessup heard, but records suggest de Rochefort Fascinatingly, records obtained on Nicholas de Rochefort from the FBI indicate he was the subject of An extremely interesting and heavily redacted memo, subject Nicholas de Rochefort and dated November

Nicolas de Rochefort speaks at Freedom Day, 1954 NICAP Personnel) A 206-page FBI file on NICAP organizer and almost certain CIA asset Nicolas de Rochefort was obtained from NARA and provided through the EFR States and was once the subject of a lawsuit filed on behalf of an investigative journalist seeking de Rochefort's

NICAP organizers included an almost certain CIA asset, Nicholas de Rochefort, who was an expert in psychological The high-profile lobby group opposed Red China and de Rochefort was a recognized authority on the nation's

Veronica "Ron" Grogan, who was also employed in the intelligence community; the enigmatic Nicholas de Rochefort investigative journalist Bachrack tried unsuccessfully to obtain potentially responsive records on de Rochefort

Department on psychological warfare expert, NICAP organizer, and almost certain CIA asset, Nicholas de Rochefort relationship with Counsel Services, to the activities and areas of expertise of Gordon Gray, Nicholas de Rochefort An intriguing FBI memo from a 1956 security investigation conducted on Nicholas de Rochefort during the would not be disseminated outside Hoover's office: An image of the Russian-born Frenchman, "Count" de Rochefort speaking at the 1954 Freedom Day in New Hampshire and broadcast by Voice of America: Evidence of de Rochefort's

Albert Wedemeyer , Nicholas de Rochefort , Col. Joseph Bryan III , Maj. reader's attention to the fact previously mentioned NICAP consultants Albert Wedemeyer and Nicholas de Rochefort