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American Legion Magazine * Spying

The Japanese
Spy Game

• American Legion Magazine, 1939 •


“At the end of last year, our authorities discovered that there were nearly one hundred Japanese leg men in New England reporting to the Boston office. More than five hundred in Washington; something above two hundred in Chicago; twenty-five hundred were in the New York area; twenty-five in Cleveland; thirty-eight in Detroit; eighty-odd in Florida, and so on out to the West Coast where around three thousand Japanese are ‘on duty’ from San Diego to Port Washington.”


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The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

The Japanese[BR] Spy Game

Imperial Japanese Navy Commander Matsuda aka Shoichi AsamaCaptain Tadatka Sakurai Imperial Japanese Navy One Madison Avenue Japanese intelligence HQUnited States ONI and Japanese spies in America 1939US Army G2 and Japanese spies in America 1939Japanese spy hunt in North America 1939
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