迎えにきたジープ p.108-109 At the Khabarovsk Bureau of the Soviet NKVD, Capt. Kirikov was asking the former Educational Director of the 731st Division of the Kanto Army, Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel Mori.
迎えにきたジープ p.162-163 The problem is this Town Plan Unit. It sounds as if it was a reconstruction planning for a city destroyed by the war. But it was a “town plan” for setting targets for urban bombing. It is not a reconstruction plan, but a destruction plan.
迎えにきたジープ p.164-165 Isn’t the dozen cities for which the Town Plan map was not created the target of the atomic bomb attack? I guess that as many atomic bombs as those cities are stored in the “Far East”.
赤い広場ー霞ヶ関 p.110-111 The first volume ended with the Rastvorov incident. And the second volume started. First, you must know about the Siberian Democratic Movement.
赤い広場ー霞ヶ関 p.112-113 “Nihon Shimbun,” which promotes Siberian detainees, developed “Friends’ Society” into “Democratic Group” and “Anti-fascist Committee” and praised Stalin.
赤い広場ー霞ヶ関 p.134-135 Former Lieutenant Colonel Naonori Hosokawa (Baron) in Elabuga POW Camp was contacted by a mysterious woman. “If you refuse the job request…” the woman said, and showed a small Colt pistol.