迎えにきたジープ p.024-025 The first Phantom Corps, which swears loyalty to the Soviet Union and returns to Japan and executes its secret command, was thus found.
迎えにきたジープ p.034-035 In response to the U.S. side’s military and ideological investigations, the Soviet Union trained a number of activists in all Siberian camps, advocating anti-military, anti-officer and anti-fascist, with the “Nihon Shimbun” as an agitator.
迎えにきたジープ p.036-037 In Khabarovsk, the home of the Siberian Democratic Movement, the Nihon Shimbun editor-in-chief, Nobujiro Kobari, has begun his testimony at the Special Committee of the Soviet Repatriation, in the House of Councilors.
迎えにきたジープ p.038-039 The thing that I recall in Kobari’s words was a very detestable my own memory. I was in Hsinking at the end of the war, but was captured by Soviet troops at Gongzhuling.
迎えにきたジープ p.046-047 Major Petrov said. “Do not be an active. Be an opportunistic element, and in some cases be a reactionary element.” In other words, it was a fake infiltration into the democratic movement of the Nihon Shimbun.
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.116-117 Nihon Shimbun groups such as Kovalenko, Nobujiro Kobari, Seiki Asahara, Hisao Yanami and others, reigned as organizers and supreme bureaus.
赤い広場ー霞ヶ関 p.118-119 It was Kenji Tsumura, a member of the Japanese Communist Party called “Emperor Nakhodka,” who sent back the reactionary elements to the deep Siberia by the People’s Court.