FBI Section 88 was divided into two sections with the \u201cG\u201d designation and both labelled in the\u00a0Guyana Index<\/em><\/a>\u00a0as \u201cCommunist Contacts.\u201d This, the second of the two sections, is further designated \u201cKorea, Cuba\u201d and consists of 56 pages.<\/p>\n The listing below is complete for this section of the FBI’s FOIA release. The complete PDF for this section as released by the FBI is here<\/a>.<\/p>\n As differentiated from many sections on this site, the documents on each of the pages below have been arranged in chronological order. Several pages from this section comprise notes of meetings between Temple members and officials of the Soviet Embassy, which have been organized into a separate page<\/a>.<\/p>\n The citation for these documents should open with the FBI\u2019s official designation of these records, which is \u201cRYMUR 89-4286.\u201d Each individual page in these records has a unique number. Page 11 of this document, for example, is marked \u201cG-2-a-4a\u201d. The complete citation for that page, then, would be \u201cRYMUR 89-4286-G-2-a-4a\u201d.<\/p>\n It should also be noted that the FBI release includes additional documents concerning the Temple\u2019s relationship with the Soviet Union and other Communist countries, including at the first section, G-1<\/a> and at\u00a0Section 139 GG-1 \u2013 GG-3<\/a>.<\/p>\n