1 Noburu Okabe Why Japan Ignored the Innce THE TRUTH OF THE DISAPPEARED YALTA CONFIDENTIAL TELEGRAM ONFIDENTIAL TELEGRAM
ORIGINAL COPY OF YALTA SECRET AGREEMENT DRAFT HANDED BY MOLOTOV TO SECRETARY OF STATE 2
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ANTI-RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE CORPORATION WITH POLAND AND BALTIC STATES Corporate with smaller countries invaded by USSR Anti-Russian was mutual purpose Exchange and share Soviet intelligences Joint special operation to assassinate Stalin Poland taught how to break Soviet codes Riga and Warsaw were birthplace of Soviet Watcher Makoto Onodera scooped the Operation of Barbarossa and Yalta confidential agreement 4
HOW JAPAN COOPERATED WITH POLAND AND THE STRONG RELATIONSHIP THEY HAD Hire their intelligence officer as assistant at the Japanese Diplomatic missions Carry their messages and activities fund from London to them by Japanese Diplomatic courier without inspection Gave Japanese or Manchurian passports to them In return: Obtain their collected information and shared Soviet information 5
EXILED POLISH INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS IN LONDON AT THE RUBENS HOTEL 6
SIPO (GERMAN MI5) EXPOSED SECRET JAPAN POLAND INTELLIGENCE CORPORATION (US NARA) 7
JAPANESE INTELLIGENCE NETWORK WITH POLAND IN EUROPE Makoto Onodera Chiune Sugihara 8
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ONODERA AND SUGIHARA • Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara known as "Japanese Oswald Schindler" who saved 6000 Polish-Jews, was involved in intelligence activities with Polish officer in Kaunas • Japanese Military attaché Makoto Onodera in both Riga residence (1936-38) and Stockholm residence (1941-46) was superior • Chiune was a subordinate • Poland appreciated Japanese deed so much that repaid Yalta confidential 9
THE YALTA CONFERENCE FERUARY 1945
BIG 3 AGREED ON SEVERAL THINGS Germany would be divided into 4 countries Eastern European countries would fair elections (however this was broken) Established the UN Soviet join the war against Japan. In return Soviet gets Sakhalin and Kuril Islands 11
WHY WAS THE YALTA SECRET AGREEMENT VERY IMPORTANT FOR JAPAN? • Japan relied on Moscow’s intermediation with US and UK • However Soviet Union broke the Neutrality treaty • Japan trusted Stalin and therefore felt betrayed • Japanese Emperor decided to surrender upon this 12
JAPAN AND USSR SIGN THE NEUTRALITY PACT ON APRIL 13, 1941. ACTIVE UNTIL 1946 13
ONODERA RECEIVED THIS INTELLIGENCE FROM EXILED POLISH ARMY IN STOCKHOLM 14
ONODERA CONFESSED THAT HE HAD A VERY CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EXILED POLISH ARMY 15
GERMAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER TESTIFY THAT LONDON EXILE POLISH WORK FOR JAPAN 16
ONODERA CONFESSED THAT HE RECEIVED YALTA INTELLIGENCE FROM GANO WHO IS BOSS OF RYBIKOWSKI Makoto Rybikowski alias Peter 17 Onodera Iwanov
THIS MOST IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE WAS A LONG LOST MYSTERY I surely sent the report 3 months after Germany’s defeat that Soviet would join the war against Japan by special telegram - Onodera We did not know at all about the decision of the date of the Soviet invasion at Yalta - Official Book of War History-Senshi Sosyo This disappearing, important intelligence became one of the major mysteries during the war 18
JAPANESE ARMY BURNED ALL DOCUMENTS HOWEVER BLETCHLEY PARK CODE BREAKERS REDISCOVERED THEM 19
GERMAN KARL-HEINZ KRAMER RECEIVED SHARED INFORMATION FROM ONODERA AND GERMANY 20
KRAMER AND ONODERA CO-OPERATE TO COLLECT THE SAME INFORMATION (MI6) 21
KRAMER STATED THAT HE RECEIVED MARKET GARDEN OPERATION INFORMATION 22
KRAMER REPORTED INTELLIGENCE FROM ONODERA IN FEBRUARY OR MARCH 1945 23
AMBASSADOR OHSHIMA CONFESSED RECEIVING THIS FROM RIBBENTROP TWICE 24
STAFF OF HEADQUARTERS TESTIMONY LETTER TO MRS.ONODERA 25
FLOWCHART OF THE YALTA CONFIDENTIAL AGREEMENT London Exile Polish Army Information Department Sweden Military Attaché in Stockholm Makoto Onodera Karl-Heinz Kramer Germany Japanese Army Sicherheitsdienst (SD) General Staff Walter Friedrich Headquarters Schellenberg Foreign Minister Ribbentrop All German Diplomatic Ambassador to Germany Stations Oshima Japanese Foreign Ministry
WHAT HAPPENED IN THE JAPANESE CENTRAL LEADERSHIP? Came to the conclusion that Onodera’s “Yalta report” surely reached the Tokyo Headquarters However this most valuable intelligence was ignored and crushed by the central elite of Imperial Headquarters who were pro-USSR The central headquarters did not use this intelligence effectively and abolished it at the final stage of World War II 27
WHY DID THE CENTRAL ELITE, BEST AND BRIGHTEST IGNORE ONODERA’S REPORT? As Japanese central tried to end the war with the Soviet Union, Onodera’s Yalta report was an inconvenient truth and a nuisance Elite feel sympathetic to Soviet communism Some top elite had illusions of Soviets as the Savior The plan of Pro-Soviet new Japan in Manchuria 28
OUTCOME OF THE FAILURE TO RECOGNIZE ONODERA’S YALTA REPORT Soviet Union broke Neutrality Pact and Japan was betrayed Termination of war was delayed by half a year 2 atomic bombs were dropped in the last moments Soviet occupied Manchuria and the Northern islands illegally Many issues with orphans arose in Manchuria and 50 thousand Japanese prisoner were internment in Siberia because of the invasion
DROPPING OF THE ATOMIC BOMB AND TOKYO AIR RAID AND USSR INVADING MANCHURIA 30
LESSONS TO LEARN FROM WAR TIME HISTORY • States would be ruined if they disregard intelligence • Many Japanese officials were influenced by Soviet Comintern, the as same as US Roosevelt administration and Cambridge Five • Russia is now trying to manipulate the West by using modern IT technology with Communist ideologies • We should be alarmed and confront the Russian Hybrid war 31
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