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一、日本早期对中国的情报活动 1945年8月11日,也就是在日本天皇发出乞降照会,表示接受中英美三国政府首脑子1945年7月26日在波茨坦所发表、其后经苏联政府赞成的联合公告,向协约国无条件投降的第二天,在东京附近日本陆军中央特别情报部临时所在地的高井户浴风园内,一群陆军中央情报人员,在部长西村敏雄的指挥下,在院内燃起熊熊大火,将重约数吨的文件资料付之一炬,浓烟弥漫天空,从早晨直到晚间,整整烧了一天。他们焚烧的不是普普通通的文件资料,而是极为机密的日本陆军部中央特殊情报部成立以来的组织机构及其人员档案,以及长期以来搜集的所有情报资料。这是一种毁灭罪证、妄图逃避战争审判的新的犯罪行为。正是由于日本中央情报部门的这一
I. Japan’s Early Intelligence Activities toward China On August 11, 1945, that is, the Emperor of Japan sent a begging note saying that it accepted the proposal made by the heads of government of the United Kingdom, Britain and the United States in Potsdam on July 26, 1945, and later approved by the Soviet government The day after the unconditional surrender of the allies to the Allied Powers, a group of Army Central Intelligence officers, under the command of Minister Nishimura Nishimura, lit up in the courtyard at Takashima Leisure Bathing Facility, the temporary headquarters of the Japanese Army’s Central Special Information Agency near Tokyo. A raging fire, will weigh about tons of documents and information on the torch, thick smoke filled the sky, from morning till night, a full day. Instead of burning ordinary documents, they are extremely secretive archives of organizations and their personnel since the establishment of the Central Special Information Branch of the Japanese Army Ministry and all the intelligence gathered over a long period of time. This is a new crime that vindicates the evidence of conviction and attempts to evade the war trial. It is precisely because of the Japanese Central Intelligence Agency