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i The international Conv ist spy apparatus Is an integral poet of oO IMMunist doc Lenin Tremanded that Coanmh st Parties “create everywhere & parullet jilegal apparatus, All legal work must be carried on under the practical control of the legal party.” The foregoing helps explain why the Communists have j frunsformed iplomacy into treachery. Every Communist § diplo- matic out post#. a beachhead for espionage, subversion and sabotage. Soviet dipiompis are not only ruied by Red espionage agenis—but ulso function hs thelr Judge, jury and firing squad, There is hardly an important historical event of the past decade that was not influenced—or primarily motivated—by the Red under- world. That includes the sneak altack at Pearl Harbor, the reddening of China and the current expansion of Castroism in Latin-America ...For many years the top Red agent in the Far East was Richard The full story of Sorge’s activities has never been disclosed ...Ralph de Toledano's book "Spies, Dupes and Diplomats” repor' “When General Willoughby, MacArthur's Intelligence chief in SCAP, took the stand in August 1951 before the McCarran Internal Security Subcommittee, he made public Sorge's activities to drive Japan into a Pacific war, But he was not allowed to elaborate on the role 6f certain Americans in the endeavor; shortly before Wil- loughby testified, he was visited by a major general who gave him I specific instructions as to what could be and what could not be ‘said. The country merely heard the truth as censored by President Truman and the Pentagon.” The naive Kennedy Administration is currently engaged in ‘playing sucker for Khrushchev's “peaceful co-existence” policy. jSuch a policy is neither peaceful nor does it but the concept of coexistence. Shortly after World War II the Russians also stressed the peaceful co-existence propaganda line. But as carly as August 1945, less than three months after the cessation of hastilitics, a Sovict spy ring was_uncovered in the secretarial school of the United States Group Counsel in Berlin. German nationals, being trained in U.S. stenographic and office procedures and methods, were threatened and intimidated by Sovict secret police into report- ing on_ U.S. installations, commanders, directives, methods and i plans.eeeewrce for the foregoing is Col. Heimlich, chiefof the | US. Military Intelligence in Berlin during 1945-46 Kd