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Hello, I'm Mizuno Haro.
Today is the last day of the Pearl Harbor show.
On December 8th, Japan entered the Pacific War.
And it attacked Shinji Bay in Hawaii.
This is a special day for us.
Shinji Bay attack was a trick of Japan.
Recently, President Roosevelt knew about it.
Where is the evidence?
If it's true, the truth will be turned upside down.
I will present new evidence to you.
The witness will be here.
The 40th anniversary of the war has passed.
The witness will tell the truth.
Please watch the last show.
In 1916, Japan decided to fight against the US.
On December 8th, Japan attacked Hawaii.
The last warning was delayed. Shinji Bay was deceived by the US.
They decided to create the slogan, Remember Pearl Harbor.
1941, remember Pearl Harbor.
December 7th, 1941.
A date which will live in infamy.
The US was attacked by the US Navy and Air Force.
In 1968, the US Navy released the film.
The US had been shooting with color.
The film was very surprising.
I was surprised to see the Misa scene.
The attack began in the middle of the Misa.
The water was running away.
I wondered who was shooting the camera.
The film was shot on the day of the Shinji Bay attack.
The Japanese plane attacked the Japanese plane.
It was strange to see the Japanese plane attack.
The film was shot in the color film era.
Who was shooting the camera in the moment of the Shinji Bay attack?
I was curious.
I went to the camera man.
I didn't know it was a big secret.
I started looking for a camera man.
There were many survivors of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
I was thinking about it.
I was looking for a camera man.
He was a pilot on the aircraft carrier.
He was shooting the Shinji Bay on December 5.
He was near the middle of the Misa.
I thought it was the hospital point of the Taiwan Strait.
This is Pearl Harbor.
When the Japanese plane took off on December 5, the Japanese and American negotiations were in a state of chaos.
How serious was the war between the Polish and the Czech Republic?
I thought the war would always happen.
I didn't expect Pearl Harbor to be attacked.
I thought the Philippines, the Netherlands, and Indonesia would be attacked.
Did you expect the Japanese Shinji Bay attack and not do something like a drill?
Yes, we did several simulations on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
The last one was two weeks before the Pearl Harbor attack.
It was a perfect rehearsal because we were north of the islands.
We flew south from the polar field and Pearl Harbor just like the Japanese air wing did.
This was one of the reasons why when the attack came on the 7th, the people were used to this sort of thing.
It wasn't until the bombs started going off that the people in Pearl Harbor thought it was really an attack.
Who was the person who suggested the Shinji Bay attack from the North of the Oahu Islands?
The commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet ordered it.
It was originally the idea of Commander Berlinger, the air commander.
The commander thought that Japan might use the air force to attack Pearl Harbor.
Why did he decide to attack Pearl Harbor?
I think that was the idea of Commander Berlinger, and I think he anticipated that this was a logical way for the Japanese to approach the island.
Mr. Orland surprised me.
He said that the American Hawaii Army had been careless about the Japanese attacks.
But they were always training and training for Japanese attacks.
For example, in the movie on December 5th, they were practicing for Japanese submarine attacks.
If there was any information about the Japanese mobile troops, they were in a position to respond immediately.
So, what did the American soldiers look like the night before the attack?
I asked Mr. Shigenaga, who was in charge of the American cavalry.
Cavalry Venice was located in the neighborhood of the house.
There was no building there.
On December 6th, 1941, it was Saturday. Did the Japanese submarine attack as usual?
Yes, as usual. The Japanese submarine came out as usual.
When did the Japanese submarine come out?
It was at 4 o'clock. It was off time. It was at the King's Suites in the Arapaak, Oaf Stop.
It was there.
The Japanese submarine did not come out to catch the Japanese submarine. The Japanese submarine went to Hawaii.
They brought the Japanese submarine here.
I was there at 4.30. I was there. Everyone was here. We talked.
When I opened the store at 4 o'clock, they were pushing me.
How many people were there?
About 300 people. It was big.
Did the Japanese submarine attack on December 6th, 1941?
No, nothing.
The local commanders did not receive any information from Washington.
The soldiers who did not expect the Japanese submarine attack on Hawaii, they sent an unchanging message.
The Japanese submarine was destroyed by the Japanese submarine.
The Japanese submarine is still in the sea.
The local commander, John Burns, was told by the FBI that the Japanese submarine attacked on the first week of the Japanese attack.
He was told that the tape was in the University of Hawaii.
John Burns was a chief of the FBI in the Japanese police.
He died 7 years ago.
The Japanese submarine was in the storage room.
The FBI said that the tape was for research purposes.
It was considered a commercial act to use it for public broadcast.
I met Burns when he was the chief of the FBI.
Please tell me your name.
My name is Kanazawa Kanemizu.
I am Richard C. Miller.
William M. Kaino.
What was your job when you were working for the Honolulu police?
My assignment was to work for the new counter-espionage unit of the Honolulu police.
We worked together with the FBI.
How did you work every day?
We were in charge of the counter-espionage unit every morning.
We were instructed by the chief of the intelligence department, Mr. Burns.
All of our work was originally from the FBI.
Where was the FBI?
The FBI was in the Dillingham building.
The FBI was on the second floor of the building.
The chief of the police was Mr. Shibasu.
Did you know that Mr. Shibasu, the FBI's chief of the Honolulu police,
was the one who told you that we would be attacked from Japan?
I was told by my boss, who was the lieutenant in charge of the counter-espionage unit, that an attack on the United States was suspected to be imminent.
However, the location of that attack was not identified until...
Do you remember what the chief of the Shibasu police said to Burns?
It was about a week before the New Japan attack.
I was called by Mr. Shibasu, the FBI's chief of the police, to come to the office.
I came from the Honolulu police station to this building.
Mr. Shibasu asked me to sit down and started talking.
What I heard from the FBI was that Japan would probably be attacking.
And he asked me to find out if there was any undue activity in the Japanese society.
I looked into it every day for a week, but I couldn't find anything suspicious in the Japanese society that was prepared for war.
I looked into whether the FBI had secretly asked John Burns, the Honolulu police officer, to find out if there was any undue activity in the Japanese society.
Did the Honolulu FBI Shibasu police have information that the person in Hawaii would be attacked?
Did Shibasu tell Burns about it?
I asked James Burns, a man who believed he had a strong right to speak about the release of Burns' tape.
He had two names, for some reason, Seishiro, in his title letter to the Supreme Court.
Your name has a middle name called Seishiro. Why is that?
Well...
My father and mother had four children.
But number three, when my mother was pregnant with him, she contracted infantile paralysis, unfortunately, in the term of pregnancy.
And when the child was born, he lived on the same day and he died.
My mother, by then, was paralyzed. Well, she became pregnant with me after that while she was still paralyzed.
And, of course, all the medical doctors at the time, my mother and father, told me it was impossible because they didn't think it was possible for her to have me.
And she refused.
And one individual who agreed to help my father and my mother with her different problems was a man that my father had known previously.
And known his name was Professor Henry Seishiro Okazaki.
He was a sensei in Judo Jujutsu, and very well known in Hawaii in that area.
And he took care of my mother and also took care of her.
And after I was born, my mother went to the hospital and treated me.
And I spent an awful lot of time with Professor Potez.
Lived there, stayed with him, etc.
And he never took any of my money.
But he called me Seishiro. He gave me his name.
And as a matter of fact, my father never called me anything else.
The name that my father always called me was Seishiro.
And I proudly used that middle name.
I see.
Next question.
Have you ever heard from your father about the Pearl Harbor attack?
Well, over the course of time, we didn't really discuss it.
I never sat down with my father and said anything about it.
I had always thought that something was happening because we had the bomb shelter.
But I heard him on many occasions say that something was going to happen.
That there was prior knowledge prior to December 7th, 1941.
That something was going to happen.
But at that time, he was not in any position to do anything about it.
He just listened and figured that those in power knew what they were doing.
Shivers called me in one day, about a week before the war started.
He closed the doors and said, I'm not telling my men this, but I'm telling you.
We're going to be attacked before a week is out.
And the guy had tears in his eyes.
Now, I'm a little bit lost here, Shivers being the FBI man here.
Robert L. Shivers, head of the FBI.
SAC, senior agent in charge.
And they knew, it was your impression, that they knew rather specifically what it was that was going to happen.
Not just that something would happen, but rather specifically what would happen.
It would be an attack.
And that it would be here in Hawaii, it would be Pearl Harbor.
It would be held rather well down then.
It would be Hawaii.
It was called my mind afterwards to wonder, you know, why you're on attack defense all week.
And Saturday you go on sabotage alert.
Mr. Fupa, Mr. Burns' statement that the attack would be limited to within a week,
and that it would be somewhere in the United States, not Pearl Harbor,
what did you think when you first heard that?
I had several reactions after listening to Mr. Burns' response to my questions.
First, I believed what he said was the truth.
At least to say that, yet, he was willing to be honest and had no need to lie.
And I thought he was a very honest person in this regard.
My reaction as a scholar was that while I realized that this did not give us a completely new interpretation of the attack upon Pearl Harbor,
it did raise new questions that historians would subsequently have to look into.
When the attack was called, Mr. Burns was called by Lieutenant Shibasu.
Now, I'm sure you'll be called by the Investigation Committee.
What are you going to say?
The truth.
Are you really going to tell the truth?
Yes, including what you told me.
Mr. Burns was never called by the Investigation Committee.
And then, Mr. Shibasu was summoned.
The Investigation Committee on Pearl Harbor Attack has held nine sessions in a row,
and 39 reports have been collected.
Mr. Shibasu has been summoned three times, but he has not mentioned any key points.
I was wondering if this record was telling the truth about Pearl Harbor.
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The Honolulu FBI was of course under the guidance of Washington FBI Director Edgar Hoover.
Here, two questions arise.
How did Secretary Hoover know about this information?
And why couldn't it be passed on to the local Hawaii military?
An important clue on how he knew about this information is in the spy, counter-spy, that was discovered in 1974.
The owner, Popov, is the model of 007.
Popov broke the silence and announced the details of the spy era.
Popov, born in Yugoslavia, became a spy in the German intelligence department after the German-Nazi Germany occupied the EU.
He set up an intelligence agency in London and went to Portugal.
Portugal was a neutral country at the time, and spies from all over the world were being recruited.
Popov stayed at the Estoril Hotel in Lisbon.
It was safer than Lisbon, and it was easier to get information on fire and other things.
More than anything, it was because the secret office of German intelligence department's Lisbon Mayor von Karsthof was in Estoril.
Popov was later recruited by the writer of 007, Ian Fleming, near this hotel.
According to Popov's description, the secret office of von Karsthof was a house with a garage and a large pine tree near Casino,
which was a design that was influenced by the Mu'ajin.
The Mu'ajin-like house had a haachi-style design.
He happened to find a similar house nearby.
On the first day of 1941, Popov was called to the house of von Karsthof.
He was sitting on the bench of the house.
He saw a paper on the table in front of him.
He looked at it and saw a list of the investigation items.
He saw letters from the
First, it was in the intro of Pal Herber, located beside the nitric solution complex of major navy battalions and air base in Kirai.
Second, it was near the shooting range of Lu복's admiral compact unit.
海軍基地パールハーバー。
一、付投設備、工場、燃料設備。
第一艦ドックと建設中の新ドックの詳細とそのスケッチ。
二、潜水艦基地の詳細。
三、平井探知隊の基地はどこか。
東と南東の水門入り口のかき取り作業の進行状況は。
推進は。
四、投病地の数は。
五、パールハーバーに浮きドックはあるか。
設置される予定はどうか。
ポポフの使命は、融合人としてアメリカに渡り、
ハワイに潜入してパールハーバーについての情報を探ることである。
しかしドイツは何のためにパールハーバーを調べる必要があったのだろうか。
ヒットラー総統の率いるナチスドイツは、
1940年ポーランドへ進行し、
フランスを占領し、
チャーチルの率いるイギリスと退治していた。
1941年の6月には、
スターレンの率いるソビエトへなだれ込んでいた。
太平洋のことを、
ハワイにあるアメリカ海軍基地などに関心を払っている暇はなかったと思われ。
ドイツ情報部が自らの必要でパールハーバーを調べるわけはないので、
当然日本側からの要請だったわけです。
ところが、日本側の誰がパールハーバーの調査をドイツに題したのか、
その記録が全く見当たらないわけです。
ポポフの記憶によれば、
当時日本とドイツはお互い上海の特命機関を通じて接触しているわけです。
パールハーバーの場合も同じ上海ルートだったと思われます。
ポポフは三つ目を帯びて、
リスボンから飛行艇でニューヨーク港外のポートワシントンに飛んだ。
ポポフはしかし、ドイツ側のスパイではなかった。
彼は実はイギリス情報部のスパイであった。
ドイツが日本の依頼を受けてパールハーバーを調べようとしていることを、
ポポフはすぐイギリス情報部に知らせた。
イギリス情報部はポポフに密かに、
クーバーFBI長官に連絡することを命じた。
ニューヨークに着いたポポフは、
ポポフから預かったパールハーバーについての調査項目書をFBIに渡したのである。
アストリアホテルがポポフの宿泊先となった。
ポポフの身柄の安全については、
ロンドンとワシントンの情報部の間で公式に取り決められていた。
FBIニューヨーク市部長フォックス・バースの秘密の事務所は、
ロックフェラーセンターの44階にあった。
ポポフはフーバーとの会見に時間がかかることを聞いて、
今日パーカーアベニューと61丁目の角のペントハウスに移した。
ポポフは単なる情報の運び屋じゃなくて、
日本の石油事情の分析から、
日本側がアメリカに戦線する時期は1941年12月から、
翌1月にかけてという情報も一緒に持っていってるわけです。
フーバーと会うまでの間、
ポポフはいつものプレイボーイブリュー発揮して、
女優の指紋の指紋などと遊び歩くわけですが、
当然そういう情報はFBIの係り感を通じて、
フーバーにも伝わりますから、
ポポフの印象はフーバーにとっては会う前から良くないわけです。
スタトラーホテルのロビーで、
注意深い接触を何回か続けた後、
ポポフはFBI長官フーバーと会見することになった。
ロックフェラーセンター44階のFBIニューヨーク支部長
フォックス・ワースの秘密のオフィスが会見場所に決まった。
1941年8月、パールハーバー期周の4ヶ月前である。
フーバーはなぜか不機嫌な顔でポポフを迎えた。
君はどこからかやってきて、
6週間も経たないのにペントハウスに収まり、
女優の尻を追いかけ回している。
もう我慢がならないと言ってるんだ。
私はいつ、どこで、どのように、誰が、
あなたの国を攻撃するかについての正確な情報を持ってきたんです。
君ら二重スパイはみんな同じだ。
ドイツに売る情報が欲しいだけだ。
私は昔からこういう生活をしてきました。
私が態度を変えたら、ドイツ側が怪しむと思っただけです。
失礼します。
やれやれ、厄介ばらいだ。
フーバーの冷淡さは考えてみれば当然であった。
彼はすでにポポフから情報を手に入れてしまっている。
そしてポポフは少なくともドイツ側と繋がっている。
喜んで情報を受け取れば、そのこと自体をドイツに売られかねない。
この情報を握った瞬間から、FBIは独自の動きを始めたと考えるのが自然である。
そしてその情報活動の結果が、12月初旬、
ホノルルFBIシワース警部の我々は攻撃されるという言葉になって現れたのだ。
では、FBIはこの情報をルーズベルト大統領に伝えたであろうか。
ルーズベルトがどこまで知っていたかについて、バウンズテープと同じような後日治療が存在することを私はその頃知らされた。
テープは無くなっているが、スクリプトは残っているという。
私はそれをコロンビア大学から入所した。
当時の労働長官、フランシス・パーキンス女子は、
1941年12月5日の閣議の模様について、次のように述べている。
議論は、日本がイギリスを攻撃したら、我々としてはどうすべきかというところに落ち着いていきました。
その時、海軍長官ノックスが突然発言したのです。
大統領、我々は日本の艦隊がどこにいるかを知ってますね。
そう、私は知っている。
大統領はホワイトハウスのある部屋に地図を貼っていて、極秘の情報はそこに集まっていました。
情勢がいかに切迫しているか、みんなにも話しておくべきだと思う。
ノックスが今言ったように、我々は知っている。君から話しとばへ。
我々は極秘の情報を持っている。この部屋から外へ漏らしては困る。
日本の艦隊は出発した。彼らは海上にいる。
それをどうして知ったかを尋ねても、何の意味もないことは私たちにも分かりました。
彼らがどこへ向かっているか、正確な情報は得ていない。
南へ向かっているかどうかの問題だが。
全ての証拠は彼らが南へ向かっていることは明白です。大統領、方向は明白です。
しかし、北へ行っていないということは、絶対に確かということでもあるまい。
方向については君は情報を持っていない。
持ってはいません。しかし我々の結論は南です。北というのはありえません。
だがね、アリューシャンレットがあるよ。この数ヶ月、いつもより多くの漁船団を出している。
しかしそれはありえません。北へ行っているなら、漁船団が知らせてきます。
ルーズベルト大統領がそれに答えて言ったのは、次のような言葉でした。
彼らは北へ行っているかもしれない。北へ向かってはいないという証拠はないのだ。
閣議を終わって部屋を出ましたが、ノックスと他の何人かが何か急ぎ結論を出すべきことがあるようで、居残っていました。
これまでの通説では、アメリカは日本の艦隊が瀬戸内海にいるとばかり思い込んでいて、突然騙し撃ちにあったということになっている。
しかしバーンズ知事の証言、あるいはパーキンス女子の証言から、それは表向きであることは明らかである。
日本の機動部隊は11月26日、エテロフ島の1カップ1を出発している。
ルーズベルトらはいかにして、いつから機動部隊の出発を知ったのか。そして、なぜカワイイエは知らせなかったのか。
日本の機動部隊は、1カップ1を出発している。
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I started to look for a cameraman who took the MISA scene on the day of the attack.
The film of the Navy is now on the National Library of Washington.
The film always has a card.
If you look at the card, you should be able to tell who the cameraman is.
But no matter where I looked, I couldn't find a color film related to Pearl Harbor.
Of course, I couldn't find the card either.
What the hell is this?
So I asked the director.
That film and card was never transferred to the National Library of Washington.
From a recent conversation with someone who used to work in the naval field,
I gathered that film was in the Navy right after the Second World War.
Probably in the period just after World War II.
I have not seen the film. I only know what you're saying.
I can't give you any detailed information about that film.
Murphy introduced me to a film researcher.
He said that he was a fan of any shot of the Shinji-1 attack at a glance.
The first long shot is the P-36 of the US Army.
I've seen the film before the editing,
but I can clearly see the American aircraft's mark.
I think you can see the next aircraft if you look at it again.
Please show me.
It looks like the Japanese Army's torpedo bomber.
But it's actually an American-made bomber.
This is a shipwreck that happened at Pearl Harbor on May 27, 1944.
This is a very strange one.
Please look at this. When was this shot?
This was taken by John Ford in 1942 after the attack.
Judging from the background, it was taken from a hospital point.
The angle is careful not to show the damage to the target.
To my understanding, the index card was taken by John Ford.
The current CIA.
John Ford was doing information work there.
I have to research the particular piece of film,
but it's strafing attacks by American aircraft against Japanese installations in the Pacific.
Surprisingly, the color film didn't have a single cut of the Shinjibang attack.
Most of the combat scenes were reproduced by John Ford for the OSS advertisement.
But Montgomery made a strange color slide.
This is a color slide from the moment the Arizona explosion happened,
but you can clearly see that it's a film.
You can see the 16mm hole and the edge is wrinkled.
This is a 16mm feature.
It says CODAC on the bottom and the color display.
So this slide is definitely from the 16mm color film.
The color film was there. This slide proves it.
Someone was filming the Arizona explosion in the same place as Al Brik.
I was wondering why Al Brik was on the island of the same name as the Ford.
Why was he on this island where they don't allow filming on Sunday mornings?
The cameraman who was filming the 16mm color slide might have been a witness to the American Navy who was guiding Al Brik.
But what was the purpose of the 16mm color film?
And why wasn't the color film released?
We found out how the film was shot.
John Ford's grandson, Dan Ford, was very interested in spy work.
He left Hollywood and came to Washington after he had taken the Green Valley in Hollywood.
He joined the OSS, which is the current CIA, and worked on the film.
He was a very
anti-Nazi and very close to Roosevelt.
He made the documentary and Roosevelt saw it in White House.
He found the film in the National Library of Congress.
He was very interested in the film.
The color film was taken by two cameras at the same time.
The color film was released in 1974, but it is not in the National Library of Congress.
The CIA is keeping it.
The film is from the North.
Over the cool out range.
Past the Polly.
Man made hell, made in Japan.
This film was taken by the Documentary Department.
The Americans were sure to accept the film,
as it was a trick by the Japanese.
Mr. Mogomeri was looking for the color film
in the warehouse of the Navy
as a result of his efforts.
This is it.
But it wasn't from the Arizona explosion.
It was taken by a photographer
from the Algonquin, a facility in the area.
As you can see, the color was fading.
According to Mr. Dautry,
the reason why the film was taken
by the Algonquin was the following.
At the time, the Navy
was checking the color of the fish
to see if it was the right color
for the shooting training.
To check this later,
they were always shooting with the color film.
That's why Mr. Dautry was able to shoot
with the color film.
The first question I had was,
why was the color film taken
on the day of the attack?
I couldn't help but wonder.
At the time, a book was published,
John Toland's Infamy.
Toland said that the Americans
were deceived by the Japanese Navy
and the Americans were
being deceived by the Americans.
One new fact that Mr. Toland
had discovered was that
the Dutch Navy's
Reneft was in Washington.
On December 2, Reneft went to the
US Navy and saw a mark on the
wall between Japan and Hawaii.
The American officer said
that the Japanese Navy was in the
Seito-Nai
Sea.
He wrote the fact on the paper.
On December 2, the US Navy's
intelligence department met.
They showed me the location of
the Japanese Navy.
I wondered if the Japanese
Navy's information was true.
Another new fact that John
Toland had discovered was that
the Japanese Navy's
intelligence department
had caught a strange signal
from a civilian radio company
in Hawaii.
Mr. Z, who was in the center of
the operation,
told Mr. Toland that
the signal was a special signal.
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Until now, the Japanese
Mobile Task Force has not
made any calls.
But is it really true?
I'd like to ask Mr. Yoshioka first.
When did you start the
radio-controlled air strike on the
Kirobu Taiga?
It was around November 15, 2016.
It was still in the interior,
but the radio was
on so that it wouldn't strike.
And the Foreign Affairs Department
led the Japan instructing
Sato'sisés Courier.
The command aircraft hyru,
Saya and Usuiätz along with
Akagi, 373, Qu Shōga,
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were in the interior.
apeas were all
in f first-rate bay in September.
As soon as they didn't
We had a fake announcement.
We were very worried that the aircraft carriers would be in the student council.
So you didn't use any wires when you met with the 1st and 2nd class?
Of course not.
We are currently blocking the wireless connection.
So you didn't use any wires when you left on the 26th?
Of course not.
Did the submarine
send you a signal?
No.
Before the announcement,
we didn't want to be detected by the enemy.
So we didn't use any wires.
At that time, the US Navy
placed a wireless barrier in several areas of the Pacific Ocean.
The Japanese military's wireless barrier was detected by the Washington OP-20GZ.
One of the former staff members
talked about the Japanese Navy's wireless barrier as follows.
Did the Japanese Navy's wireless barrier change since December?
Yes.
The call signs of the fleet had changed.
But not entirely.
The Japanese Navy continued to use the old call signs.
For that reason, the US intelligence department was very confused.
This was sent from the student council.
The US government thought that the fleet was still there.
But they actually went to the Hittokappu-1 in Tsushima.
The fleet left the city council
and went to Hittokappu-1 in November.
There, they saw the US Navy's information.
The aircraft carrier didn't change on December 1.
They didn't know where they were before.
On December 2, they had no information.
On December 3, they had no information.
If Mr. Z and Renneft were right,
this Japanese military would be lying.
But on December 1, some of the information was deleted.
I was a little suspicious.
I was curious about what they had deleted.
For example, this is the Japanese letter A.
This is the Japanese letter 6.
If you look at the original, it's a four-letter verb.
If you look at the upper and lower, it's C.
Or...
E.
Or O.
It's a round letter.
They put together the letters and found the actual verb.
They rewritten the text.
This is what it meant.
The first fleet was in the middle of a joint operation with the second fleet.
The second fleet was also in the middle of a joint operation with the first fleet.
It says that the first fleet is in the Japanese waterway.
The second fleet is heading south.
The first and second fleet were in the middle of a joint operation.
They weren't in the first fleet.
The first and second fleet were in the north.
They were in the north.
There was another Japan in front of them.
Some of them were in the middle of a joint operation.
It's a bit of a miscalculation,
but the US Navy never was fooled by the Japanese artificial intelligence.
It's true.
The question is whether the mobile unit was out of the first cup one and then out of the radio.
Or whether the US Navy was guarding it.
It seems to be limited to that.
I wanted to find Mr. Z and ask him about the photo.
I visited San Francisco.
The 717th building on Market Street,
where the 12th Navy Corps Intelligence Division was located,
remained the same.
The people who knew the building didn't know that the 6th and 7th floors were the Intelligence Division.
They told me that they were entering from the back door of the building.
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The old-fashioned garden
has countless memories
White roses are shedding tears
and it's raining again today
The pianist who often goes to San Francisco
was one of the young people who was forced to be imprisoned during the war
and who was isolated until the end to swear loyalty to Japan.
Remember Pearl Harbor is a bitter and painful word
in his 40 years of American life.
Was Shinjuku attack a surprise for America or not?
I had to meet Mr. Z.
But Mr. Z was not found.
I contacted John Toland and asked for his help.
Mr. Z said that he could not be interviewed on TV.
I decided to interview some of the people who appeared in Toland's book.
Mr. Z's idea was to change Mr. Z's mind.
Mr. Toland had been a commander of Yokosuka for about two years.
He welcomed us with the Japanese Navy.
Mr. Toland, please tell us what happened in Manila
just before the Japanese-American war in 1941.
I was in charge of the Japanese-Must's anti-Japanese war, the Rani-Kaigo.
This was under President Roosevelt's order.
If the Rani-Kaigo was deployed in Manila, it was certain that the Japanese army would be invaded.
What did you mean by that?
The President thought that war was necessary.
Because if Japan attacked Manila and England and the Netherlands lost,
America would have to fight alone.
The American commander of the Asian fleet, Mr. Hart, was called to the investigation committee.
He said that we were the best in the committee.
About ten years ago, Mr. Torey heard that the Navy commander, Nox,
was talking about the Shinjuku attack.
Could you tell us about that?
Mr. Nox's friend, James Stowman,
was a Navy commander at the time.
Two weeks after the Shinjuku attack, he met Nox in Washington.
That night, on Saturday, December 6,
Nox met with the White House's Chief of Staff,
President Hopkins, and President Roosevelt,
and the Chief of Staff, Harry Stark,
and President Stark.
Nox said it was in the middle of December 7,
but I think it was between 0am and 3am.
Roosevelt's testimony that the war was beginning
was that he had read some of the foreign security information
and said that it meant war.
Roosevelt had to ask himself what he was thinking at the time.
If America hadn't gotten on board,
Europe would have been under Hitler's control.
The United States was avoiding the war
by taking part in the first World War.
Roosevelt wanted a chance to unite the American people
and get them to step up to the war.
Roosevelt's strategy was to drive Japan into a war.
He was holding on to information about the war.
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The information about the movement of the Japanese army to President Roosevelt is not only from the FBI and the military intelligence department,
but also from the Netherlands.
I visited General Wedemeyer.
Could you please tell us what you heard from the Dutch Vice Admiral in 1943?
In 1943, I was ever in the staff of North-Mount of New Delhi.
From time to time, foreign officers, French, Dutch, and English, were reporting on the battlefield.
And I met at that time, informally, a Dutch man named Alfred.
It was the summer of 1943, and we had been discussing about the war.
This was the summer of 1943.
And a violent hero, it seemed surprising that we did not know about the Japanese plans for the war.
In addition, the Dutch government had already issued a warning to the US government about the Xinjiang attack in Japan.
But he did not discuss the way the Dutch were decrypting the Japanese military.
The next person I met was Robert Haslak, who had recently received new information about the Dutch encryption.
I met Haslak, who had just received new information about the Dutch encryption decryption.
He is a person who has been studying the Japanese encryption very closely.
We have also talked to General Wedemeyer the other day.
And he told us a story about a man named Alfred from Wiesbaden-Mohelfrich.
And that the American Wiesbaden-Mohelfrich said to him that he was surprised that the American government had informed him that
the American government had notified the American government before the attack had come.
And Mr. Wedemeyer did not go into detail with Wiesbaden-Mohelfrich about how the Japanese encryption was decrypted by the U.S.
and the Dutch.
Yes.
The Netherlands and Indonesia actually have two basic sources of information.
People and communications.
There were two Japanese agents working for the Netherlands East Indies who reported the number of developments within the cabinet
and the Dutch were very interested in the Japanese encryption.
I believe the Japanese spies were probably the peacekeepers in the 1930s and were not in favor of the Japanese encryption.
And there were other people to give information.
And the other source was the intersection of communications.
Now, I've heard this Wedemeyer story.
I went back and read the Dutch General Helfer's memo.
He states there specifically that he, as commander of the sea forces in the Netherlands East Indies at the time,
had not heard of Pearl Harbor being attacked by any of his sources, of Pearl Harbor.
How about the attack on Itsuka?
He knew the way. He was ready to send us.
Were the Japanese spies able to know military secrets?
I asked that specific question to the person who ran this party.
The spy would not offer any information which would give any indication as to their identities.
They may be alive, the families are probably still alive.
I do know there is one published report in the Netherlands diplomatic records which have been made open
in which this one particular person was in such a position that he would have private meetings
with all of the general staff in the Imperial Navy.
He was asked his views on relations and he asked their views on relations.
So he was a very wise person.
Was there an actual one?
Whether it was the same person or not, I don't know.
According to my information, although it has not been written up in the documents,
he was informed in April of 1935 that a proof had been given at the very last event in Japan.
I don't know what your protocol is. You may want to cut this, Emperor Hirohito.
Anyway, in April of 1941, he was informed that a new policy had been approved at the highest level.
Normally, the decision is made in June or July.
According to my information, the new policy was approved in April.
This proposal was approved in April of przekremeren.
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So the Japanese
aircraft was not sending in the M1 in November,
and it said because they were aware of the whereabouts,
it became unclear.
Was it also unclear to the Netherlands?
Well, the same single-concerned organization
in the 7th and 1833 March of 1933 in Batavia
was monitoring the entire Japanese fleet.
They received the messages that were broadcast
on a short way and checking out the addresses
and the senders of addresses and the messages
and determined who was going where was where.
The major portions of the Japanese fleet
who went north to Japan to Cureland
was late November, were tracked until the 27th of November.
On the affidavit, the commander who was one of the people
who did this, the general staff from the analysis
of Japanese radio traffic was possible to conclude
that the last people to have been out in the Netherlands
were the Dutch and the French.
They knew that the Shinji Bay and Malacca attacks
had started from here.
In other words, they were tracked until the last week of November.
The Japanese side said that they sealed the radio traffic,
but this is not because they flew a reconnaissance aircraft.
It's because of the radio.
You said you knew where Cureland was,
but where does Cureland come from?
This is the North Pole of Japan.
The Kido fleet came out of the Etroff Island
in Cureland, but they knew until November 27.
So that means that the Netherlands knew that the Kido fleet
was there up until November 27, 1941.
Yes, until the last week of November.
That's as accurate as it could be.
This was an affidavit given by the general staff
in which he was asked specifically to reconstruct
one of the notes which he had detailed one way or the other.
I believe he was first and foremost at the time.
He was no longer there, but he was a very careful man
who only reported those things he knew absolutely to be true
and did not report anything which he had mentioned or else once said.
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Can you pull back a little?
Can you go close up to number three and then pull back?
He's going to say that into the camera again.
Okay, one second.
Okay.
The Netherlands knew that the Japanese Kido fleet
was in the Chishima Red Island until the last week of November.
This is the statement.
I don't think anyone has ever known about this.
The Netherlands knew about the departure of the Kido fleet.
That was of course announced to the United States.
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How did you find the Ranev team, Mr. Tolando?
This is my direct evidence in the case.
I found his testimony in the accident.
There was a man named General Storff who was the American military's main job before the harbor.
He had told me that he had been informed by General Turporton, head of the head company in the area,
that they had intercepted a Japanese consular message.
The American military was suspicious of the Americans and he was told to take the message to General Marshall.
After the war, Turporton told General Storff that this had been done.
To confirm this, he had to find out who the Dutch military's commander was in Washington.
I went to the Dutch government's military office.
But most of their records were burned in the bombing.
They didn't even know who the military's commander was.
I went back to the US and asked General Storff to remember the names of the people.
He said, a name that occurred to me of Meyer Rynck.
I said this name to the Dutch.
Six months later I got a letter.
They said, we have found your man.
His name was a planet, Liz in Houston, Texas.
I wrote him.
He said he was in Houston, Texas.
The letter said, here Mr. Tolent, I don't know what you're talking about.
I was not the military attaché.
I was the naval attaché.
However you may be interested to know,
and then he told me the story that on December 2nd,
he had gone into the office of Navy intelligence and received this shocking message.
I went down to the Navy intelligence office and then taped him.
I told him, I went to Houston and then I interviewed him.
He said, I put all of this in my official war diary.
And he related that this had been burned and burned.
But he said all the remnants to the Dutch government.
I contacted the Dutch and asked for it.
I asked the Dutch government for a date of the rally in December 1941.
In the envelope I received after a few weeks,
all of the documents of December had been in it.
The Dutch government gave me permission to use this record in my book.
On February 2nd, I met with the Navy intelligence office.
They showed me the position of the Japanese aircraft carrier on the map.
The two aircraft carriers were leaving Japan and taking the East Coast.
Mr. Ranif, are you still well?
Ranif died in late November last year.
Mr. Z has made very important statements.
Why did he not make such statements before?
Well, in the first place, all the people in the Navy intelligence office had the sign of the documents.
What he told me this time was a criminal act.
In other words, he was aware of the crime of losing many lives in the Shenzhen attack.
He is now a millionaire and is about to retire.
He tried to clear his conscience of the crime.
At first, Mr. Z agreed to use his real name.
Six months later, his wife remarried and convinced him to use his real name.
I could not deny that.
The secrets of the Shenzhen attack were in the press for 40 years.
This is dynamite in the United States.
I asked Mr. Z and Mr. Taurand for an interview.
Surprisingly, Mr. Z said that there was a mobile unit at a distance of about 800 kilometers.
This statement is somehow missing in Mr. Taurand's book.
I asked Mr. Z a technical question and gave him a taxi camera.
Mr. Taurand asked Mr. Z on the phone if he would be interested in our interview.
I took a picture with a steel camera and turned the audio cassette.
I said that I could not show my face, but I did not mind that Mr. Taurand would interview me instead.
The camera was brought back in.
How are you? This is a very good weather.
Something very interesting is happening.
Japanese TV stations are coming here now and they are making a documentary about my book.
That's right.
I have some specific questions for you.
I called you Mr. Z.
Do you understand?
Question one.
What was the frequency of the Japanese task force signals that were picked up by your sources?
Yes, that's what I mean.
You say somewhere between 4000 kilocycles.
Can you get down a little more down?
I see. You believe that it was somewhere between 2500 to 4000 kilocycles.
Now, when the fleet left, you say the Japanese put other transmitters on the frequency transistors.
What do you mean?
They put other transmitters on the frequency to make it appear that the mobile unit was still there. Is that right?
Oh, I see.
But OP-20GZ told you that they caught on because they had to touch on keys, right?
So that OP-20GZ told you that this was all fake.
What else is there?
Let me get this. I'm coming here.
Now I get it. As the Jirobutai...
No, no, no. I get it.
As twilight trunese, do I have that?
As twilight trunese, these radio signals could have bounced off the dark layers of stratosphere and bounced back to Earth.
Yes, they bounced back to Earth.
Oh, and these are the signals that were picked up.
I see.
Now, you know, this is part of the project that the Japanese are very interested in,
the business of buying a Japanese cave coat from a Japanese for 25,000 dollars in cash.
You told me about that.
Now, I want to know this.
Was that the Japanese naval officer?
No.
This was a... this was a ship's officer on a commercial ship.
This was on or around July of 1941, right?
And that you and a photographer went to a secret place in a warehouse on San Francisco waterfront.
I see.
And you people had one hour to take a photograph.
Who took the photograph?
Black?
Yeah, was a woman in your office named John Black.
Okay, Bob.
Well, maybe we can get together some other time and get some more information.
If you think you can... perhaps you could talk to the Japanese on the telephone.
Well, let's try to arrange it.
Right, Al. Thanks a lot.
Okay.
At that time, an important testimony and evidence was provided by the readers of the book, The Tower of Toran.
One of them was the former 37th Army Corps Commander, Israel, who was in the Dutch Harbor of the Al-Yushan.
He received a mysterious message from the Navy on December 6, 1941.
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The Navy was getting information from the Navy every day.
Israel, who was the leader, had one of the noiseless clean-throws for 40 years.
December 6, 1941, 028 am.
Report from the Navy on the 37th Army Corps Command, radio-controlled.
The Al-Yushan was 270 miles south of the Dutch Harbor.
The actual mobile unit was further away from the Dutch Harbor.
But the mobile unit was in the same direction.
This is the first evidence that the Navy was capturing the mobile unit.
Another witness was Carlton Ketcham, who lived in Pittsburgh.
He was the chairman of a company, but he was a military officer in Washington in 1942.
On February 1, Ketcham was invited to a meeting by a friend.
The meeting had a meeting, and the speaker would not tell the speaker what he heard or what he said.
The meeting was held by FBI Director Hoover.
Ketcham was 50 years old at the time.
Ketcham said that he would tell the speaker what he heard from Hoover for the first time in 40 years.
We had dinner at the Navy Club.
It was delicious.
We met the people at the meeting.
There were two FBI officers, two attorneys, five or six attorneys,
a man named Keyman, and a man named Befo, who was a clerk of the house, the representative, and possibly one more.
After dinner, Mr. Hoover stood up and started talking.
Hoover was told that in September 1941, from the Secret Intelligence Unit in the Far East,
he had received a warning from Pearl Harbor or the Philippine Clark Field,
or that both of their friends were going to be attacked.
He said that he had received the same warning from Singapore a little later.
Mr. Hoover said that he had told the President and the Minister Roosevelt every time he heard this kind of warning,
but Roosevelt always told anybody else to not tell anybody else.
The President said that he would tell whoever he needed to tell,
but Mr. Hoover did not want to be told.
Mr. Hoover became more and more disquieted as these warnings came in that Pearl Harbor or the Philippine Clark Field were to be bombed,
and the edge of the President's permission to cut to general on short-time hold,
and he asked Roosevelt and the President to allow him to talk to General Schoto, who was in charge of Honolulu,
and to the Governor of Cumberland.
The President refused, and told nobody else to tell.
Mr. Hoover, the special prosecutor of the President, said that Hopkins knew this,
and that he believed that Secretary Knox knew this, too.
I do not recall whether one or two other people knew this,
but I do not remember whether Mr. Stimson, the Secretary of the Army, knew this or not.
Mr. Hoover also said that General Marshall did not know this.
Mr. Hoover became more and more disquieted,
and he asked the President to put in a warning to the
President of Pearl Harbor, and he told him to leave this to me.
About two or three days before the attack, the Japanese fleet was discovered.
I think that the discovery had been because of an amateur radio scientist,
and they were notified by a white house radio man.
The Japanese fleet was heading to Hawaii for the Pacific Ocean.
Mr. Hoover asked the Hawaii commander to inform him of this,
but the President of Roosevelt said to wait until he made his move.
Roosevelt had warned the Hoover not to glorify any of the FBI people,
and all the other FBI employees that were in the area.
So when the attack came, it was without warning,
so far as the General and the man in Pearl Harbor were concerned.
After he told that story and answered questions,
there was a moment several of the people in the press
expressed their opinion that the President had condemned
those over-conservative to death.
And if the President had hidden a warning in the morning
to the Japanese to have the attack go through,
to have the United States go through,
the President could have handled the attack a couple of days before it.
The President said that he wanted to have two or three soldiers
spread out across the island before the attack,
and that he could have moved the ship over the Hawaiian islands.
The ships could have put out to sea,
and we would have not lost our fleet,
and we would have not lost 2,700 to 2,800 men killed.
That was the sudden,
in regard to the discussion after all they were talking about the President and the United States.
Do you recall when Mr. Hoover said
where Pearl Harbor was first mentioned?
You said that information came from various sources,
such as the Dutch, British, and Hong Kong business.
Do you recall who it was that first said Pearl Harbor?
I think it was the British from Hong Kong.
The first to have issued a warning was a spy from the East Indies.
I'm sure it was not the Dutch.
The Dutch did not say Pearl Harbor.
They just said that there would be an attack.
But the British said that information came from Pearl Harbor,
or Clark Field.
The information about the Japanese task force
approaching Hawaii,
that comes only from the amateur radio man
or the Dutch on the other side of the ship too?
The information we were going to cover
was from one of those sources.
We were told when the fleet left the harbor.
But as far as I know,
only the radio operator
and the amateur radio man
were told about the fleet leaving the harbor.
Have you heard about a warning coming from a Dutch harbor
in the Aleutian Islands?
Yes, the Dutch harbor.
At that time, did America have any spies in Japan?
Yes.
There were eight American agents in Japan.
I don't know how many there were, but it's true.
Were the American agents in Japan FBI spies
or military agents?
I think they were military spies.
One of the crew members was in the Far East.
I don't know where he was.
Were the American agents in Japan Japanese?
I don't know.
Did you mention a POPOF?
He was a double agent.
I heard a name.
He was a double agent.
I heard a name like that,
which I assume was that one.
I only spoke once.
I did not know anything about that name.
It wasn't familiar with that name.
Probably that pronunciation was very much like that.
Are there any people that were at that dinner that night
that you recall that are still alive?
About some of them I don't know.
My host, your island's chairman, is gone.
And Mr. Hoover, as everyone knows, is gone.
And Mr. Kieman, the assistant general, is gone.
Mr. Ketchum, how many years have the American agents
been telling you,
Remember Pearl Harbor, don't forget Shinjuku Bay?
How did you feel when people said that
when you were listening to Pearl Harbor
for the last few years after that attack?
I remember it.
I didn't know that many people had been wounded
or killed at Pearl Harbor.
I knew all the people that were killed.
I didn't know that very well.
But later after the war,
I had to return to the room there,
and I thought Roosevelt's actions were unforgivable.
He could have behaved the same way.
He could have been the best company
that this country had to get into the war.
Up to two or three days before the attack,
if he had scattered the fleet around,
I don't think there would have been that much damage.
And we wouldn't have had such terrific losses.
It's all we'd have had, small losses.
Mr. Ketchum's testimony made clear the truth
that had been locked up in the dark for 40 years.
Mr. Ketchum had been in favor of the American participation.
He had been supporting Roosevelt's policies.
That's why he had no doubt about Roosevelt's position.
December 7, 1941,
a date which will live in infamy.
The United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked
by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.
It will be reported that the distance
so close to the United States
will be made clear that the attack
will be an attack on the United States land.
And that the attack will be an attack on the United States land.
That's the command of the chief of the Navy.
But the idea of the attack on Hawaii,
which was thought by Commander-in-Chief Isoroku Yamamoto,
far exceeded Roosevelt's imagination.
The tragedy of the Shinjuan was there.
The American people in their righteous might
will win through to absolute victory.
How long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion,
the American people in their righteous might
will win through to absolute victory.
The last statement was really shocking.
If this is the truth,
the theory that it was a trick by Japan will be completely reversed.
Looking back at the history of that time,
the wars in the European front were expanding more and more.
If the United States did not participate in the war,
the whole of Europe would be
being occupied by Nazi Germany.
Moreover, there was only one way to solve this
in the United States, which was the
United States-led conflict.
But the American theory did not
turn the direction of the first World War.
But as President Roosevelt,
it was necessary to make the whole of America
get angry by the attack on the air.
But if that is true,
the fear of the political back side
will be felt again.
If this is the truth,
even the memories of that time
must be erased.
Looking back at the past history,
I think we can understand our general understanding
even more deeply.
I think this is the thing that the staff
wanted to say the most.
How did you feel?
Let's move on to the next movie.
This is the next movie.
The masterpiece of tears,
Joy will appear in this program.
The masterpiece of love that
enveloped the whole world with tears.
Through Joy, a young man with a painful memory,
a wonderful love story will unfold.
Joy will finally appear next time.
Please look forward to it.