Senator Russell. Did he ever, after their marriage, complain about conditions as he found them in the Soviet Union, or the way they did things in the Soviet Union? I believe that was the word you said she used.*
*Mrs. Oswald. Yes; he did.
Senator Russell. What was the subject of his complaint?*
*Mrs. Oswald. He did not like his job. He did not like the wage scale that they paid him, not only for him but for people that were engaged in the same line of work.
*Then, he was unhappy about the restrictions that his movements were subjected to, being a noncitizen of the Soviet Union. Every 3 months he was obliged to report—every 3 months or every so often——
Senator Russell. Periodically?
*Mrs. Oswald. Periodically, he had to report to a certain government institution, where they would extend his permit of residence.
Senator Russell. Were there any other restrictions on his movements? If he had reported duly as he was required, could he have gone down to Kharkov or any other place that he might have wished to go? * **
*Mrs. Oswald. Of course, in addition to restrictions imposed on his movements, there were other things that he was dissatisfied with in the Soviet Union.
Senator Russell. Do you care to give any of those?*