n F nn 06-7 A, t.'WrU1PW %AT 4t y ri il ert DWer suggested that the fiercest phistication and military preci-,' soecid to' h'e' AA confrontation with his captors sion. -Urig. came not over any attempts on It also clouded speculation here AOM Feb._~77 Oq~, James L, I)o0gr-sxid AQdv their part to extract military se- that the motive for Dozier's.kid- thai he'spent all, 42 d ys of hi crets from him, but rather over naping was either to try to extract .Cap iivity in the hands,of,the Re(L. -the-kind and volume of music to military secrets from him or was grigades chained by one i~~rist and which hew part of a plan to exploit the an '4hk to, g, pt as forced to listen. p, g_pg_ -year-old general por- emerging antinuclear movement psi, e, a., §m.Wl The 50 tent. trayed his captors as being some- here. In is,' §tj "JI, - S~` ~ , " ~~ 4 Dozier, 50, speaking to the . pres conference what amateurish. That picture contrasted sharply with the bri- press in Vicenza before flying to terrorli*t ,police last Tbprsdq, See R, Al~, Col. I !station, for, p plitical so t!gp as'6 2000/08 6-00788ROO 400 70GO&J A'P 1yeb V d For Rele I - '_!j7: CIA-RDP9 Brig Gem Jaines Dozier tefls how he had to Italian Terroris Seem to Have L nnj -&r" rtise inew E Ve DOZIER. From Al to I Approved For Release 2000/08/07 CIA-RDP96-00768ROO0100270006-7 VertinAppmmeckftrr ftWMep2WQ/1 said his captors made no serious effort to pry tiil- itary secrets from him and their inability to sl*ak English limited their interrogation efforts. W en they realized his Italian was not fluent, t-ley brought him an Italian-English dictionary, Doier said. While the general described the Wen 4~d women who held him ftisoner as organized criminals he ',Uid they did not a to be members of a milit,*y organization. duting captivity were- b His worst problems -:6ut dom. and lack'of exercise, ~he said, mistreated and was adeq itely fed. He said he was forcedut8p listen to eight7o"rinnh t' hours of loud, hard-rock ijusic through earphon to block out any tell-tale boises that could reve i '. . , I I his whereabouts. After he argued with captors, v:ho usualli, numbered four, 'they sistituted waltze_s,,,an4 Gershwin -and turned do" the volume,, Doziei' said. Past kidnapings by the Red Brigades were'~ much more skillfully handled. Their management of the 1978 kidnaping of former prime minister Aldo Moro, whose presumed prison was located only last weekend, enabled them to keep this country in terror for 64 days. When they kidnaped Rome magistrate Giovani d'Urso in December 1980, the brigades skillfully used the press to focus attention on Italy's ov~r- crowded prisons. During the kidnaping last spring of Christian- Democratic politician Ciro Oirillo -of Naples, the 'Red Brigades were at least ~artiafly successful in exploiting the economic and social frustrations in southern Italy after the earOlquake disaster there in November 1980. Several explanatiotv% are offered for the terror- ists' apparent decline in expertise, a decline that may have helped police free Dozier and thus deal the brigades what authoriti6 believe is a crip- pling, although probably not final, blow. First, with the majority 6f veteran Red Bri- gades in jail, those still on $e loose are increas ingly forced to rely on the help of young or un- trained terrorists, In the past, for example, the Red I Brigades would never have had anything to do with drug addicts such as 22-year-old. Paolo Galati from Verona who, police now confirm, was the person who revealed Dozier's place of cap'tivity-an apartment above a grocery store in Padua. A Another reason is that an overall weakening o support for the brigades in Italian left-wing circles has made it harder for them tb rind sophisticated theoreticians to guide them, Nkoreover, the cumu lative effect of past pol c perations has cut e sharply into a once-powerful rganizatiod that is now internally divided. . . . Antiterrorist experts here the arrest in early January of Giovanni Senzani ay have been cru- 4, cial in freeing Dozier. Although the English-speaki g Senzani, 39, mid the Padua group reportedly w e rivals, the latter may have been depending on enzani-the mas- .termind of several past ki )in , 'The ex- professor at Florence Universtpwagss accused of being a contact with Dozier's kill napers. r" Today, Rome Magist te rane 0 Amato used new information gleaned Zmcre:cent police work to issue 260 new arrest w rants for armed insurrection in crimes that go batk over a decade. 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