Robert Whymant (Author)
Release date: January 9, 2007 | ISBN-10: 1845113101 | ISBN-13: 978-1845113100 | Edition: 2nd
This is the true story of a remarkable man who pulled off a seemingly impossible espionage mission in Tokyo, before and during World War II. Richard Sorge, born to a Russian mother and a German father, ran a network of Japanese and Europeans under the noses of Japan's dreaded secret police. From 1933 until he was caught in late 1941, he transmitted priceless secrets to Red Army intelligence. Sorge's espionage group -- perhaps the most successful operating in this critical period - kept the Russians informed about Japanese and German intentions, and also helped influence decisions made by these governments.Sorge's biggest coup was to inform Stalin of the German attack on Russia in 1941, weeks before it occurred -- with details of troop deployments, movement of armaments and the actual date of the attack. Abandoned to his fate by Stalin, Sorge became the first European sentenced to death by a Japanese court. After a prolonged ordeal he was executed in Sugamo prison in 1944.
위의책은 본인이 www.amazon.com에서 직접사서 읽은 책으로서 일본으로부터 시베리아에 대한 공격가능성을 알아보기위하여 스탈린이 일본수도에 보낸간첩 Richard Sorge에 대한 책인데 우리는 이책을 읽음으로서 적어도 다음두가지 사실을 알수잇읍니다. 하나는 소련에서 시베리아의 중요성 그리고 다른하나는 일본전체를 속인
소련이 1945년ㄱ씨를 북한의 최고 지도자로 세워주고다양한 거짓자를 세뇌시켜 625 남침을 일으켯다는 사실입니다.정확히 말하면 ㄱ씨는 그런 정보와 자료를 이해하거나 무엇이 참인가 거짓인가를 판단할 지적능력이 부족한 사림이라 스탈린이 마음껏이용해먹기위하여 북한의 최고지도자로 세워주엇다고 생각됩니다.
바로 이러한 뛰어난 활약(?)때문에 roman abramovich가 시베리아석유회사를 세워 세게최고부자가 되엇읍니다.
Stalin's Spy: Richard Sorge and the Tokyo Espionage Ring 에서
Tokyo 를 평양으로 바꾸면 됩니다.
또 그들은 1945년 일본에서 군대를 없애고 6.25기간중 한국은 물론이고 중국까지 30개월넘는 전쟁에 끌어들여 중국의 국력을 파탄시켜 중국의 시베리아에 대한 공격가능성을 제거 햇읍니다.
다음은 조르게에대한 위키피디아 자료입니다
(to becontinued)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Sorge
Wartime intelligence supplied by the Sorge Ring[edit]
조르게의 간첩망이 소련에 보낸 군사정보
Sorge supplied Soviet intelligence with information about the Anti-Comintern Pact and the German-Japanese Pact. In 1941, through his Embassy contacts, he learned of Operation Barbarossa, the imminent Axis invasion of the USSR, and even the approximate date. Moscow received the report, but ultimately Joseph Stalin and other top leaders ignored Sorge's warnings, as well as those of other sources.[14]
It has been rumored that Sorge is said to have provided the exact date of "Barbarossa", but Gordon Prange in 1984 concluded that the closest Sorge came was 20 June 1941 and that Sorge himself never claimed to have discovered the correct date (22 June) in advance.[15] The date of 20 June was given to Sorge by Lieutenant-Colonel Erwin Scholl, the deputy military attaché at the German embassy.[16] As Sorge took pride in and sought the credit for the spy ring's work, Professor Prange may have taken Sorge's failure to claim that he had discovered the correct date as conclusive evidence that Sorge in fact did fail to discover it.
The Soviet press reported in 1964 that on June 15, 1941, Sorge had sent a radio dispatch saying that "The war will begin on June 22."[17] Prange, who did not have access to material released by the Russian authorities in the 1990s, did not accept the veracity of this report. More recently, Stalin was quoted as having ridiculed Sorge and his intelligence before "Barbarossa":
"There's this bastard who's set up factories and brothels in Japan and even deigned to report the date of the German attack as 22 June. Are you suggesting I should believe him too?" [18]
Sorge advised the Red Army on September 14, 1941, that Japan would not attack the Soviet Union until:
- Moscow was captured
- The Kwantung Army was three times the size of Soviet Far Eastern forces
- A civil war had started in Siberia.[19]
"This information made possible the transfer of Soviet divisions from the Far East, although the presence of the Kwantung Army in Manchuria necessitated the Soviet Union's keeping a large number of troops on the eastern borders..."[20]
Various writers have speculated that this information allowed the release of Siberian divisions for the Battle of Moscow, where the German army suffered its first tactical defeat in the war. To this end, Sorge's information might have been the most important spy work in World War II. At Khimki, a place at the Moscow city border en route to Sheremetyevo International Airport, a memorial plaque is located reminding visitors of this defining historical battle.
Another important item allegedly reported by Sorge may have affected the Battle of Stalingrad. Sorge reported that Japan would attack the Soviet Union from the East as soon as the German army captured any city on the Volga.[21]
Sorge's rival and opponent in Japan and east Asia was Ivar Lissner, an agent of the German Abwehr.[22]
Arrests and trials[edit]
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