Re: 田母神氏国会参考人招致 俺も楽しみだ
投稿者： nyankotyanndamon 投稿日時： 2008/11/05 08:01 投稿番号： [26508 / 41162]
之でやっと封印されていた資料が檜舞台に出るだろうな期待しているぞ、暗奔丹。
ヴェノナファイルのような資料だな。暗奔も英語位は読めるだろうからな、期待はしていないがね。
The U.S. Army’s Signal Intelligence Service, the precursor to the National Security Agency, began a secret program in February 1943 later codenamed VENONA. The mission of this small program was to examine and exploit Soviet diplomatic communications but after the program began, the message traffic included espionage efforts as well.
Although it took almost two years before American cryptologists were able to break the KGB encryption, the information gained through these transactions provided U.S. leadership insight into Soviet intentions and treasonous activities of government employees until the program was canceled in 1980.
The VENONA files are most famous for exposing Julius (code named LIBERAL) and Ethel Rosenberg and help give indisputable evidence of their involvement with the Soviet spy ring.
The first of six public releases of translated VENONA messages was made in July 1995 and included 49 messages about the Soviet’s efforts to gain information on the U.S. atomic bomb research and the Manhattan Project. Over the course of five more releases, all of the approximately 3,000 VENONA translations were made public.
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KGB Tradecraft and Operations, 1942 to 1943
Several KGB tradecraft terms that appear frequently in the VENONA translations are defined below:
Probationers KGB agents
Fellow Countrymen member of the American Communist Party
Workers or Cadre KGB officers
Put on Ice or in Cold Storage deactivate an agent
Legend cover story
Neighbors how the KGB referred to GRU and vice versa
The following references identify VENONA translations that give examples of KGB tradecraft and operations:
KGB agents in the OSS: No. 880, 8 June 1943; No. 782, 26 May 1943
NY KGB recruiting proposals: No. 854, 16 June 1942; No. 424, 1 July 1942; Nos. 1132-33, 13 July 1943
An unidentified KGB agent in the company of President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill (note that the Illegal MER, later known as ALBERT, signed the message): No. 812, 29 May 1943
The 1944 to 1945 New York and Washington to Moscow KGB Messages
ヴェノナファイルのような資料だな。暗奔も英語位は読めるだろうからな、期待はしていないがね。
The U.S. Army’s Signal Intelligence Service, the precursor to the National Security Agency, began a secret program in February 1943 later codenamed VENONA. The mission of this small program was to examine and exploit Soviet diplomatic communications but after the program began, the message traffic included espionage efforts as well.
Although it took almost two years before American cryptologists were able to break the KGB encryption, the information gained through these transactions provided U.S. leadership insight into Soviet intentions and treasonous activities of government employees until the program was canceled in 1980.
The VENONA files are most famous for exposing Julius (code named LIBERAL) and Ethel Rosenberg and help give indisputable evidence of their involvement with the Soviet spy ring.
The first of six public releases of translated VENONA messages was made in July 1995 and included 49 messages about the Soviet’s efforts to gain information on the U.S. atomic bomb research and the Manhattan Project. Over the course of five more releases, all of the approximately 3,000 VENONA translations were made public.
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KGB Tradecraft and Operations, 1942 to 1943
Several KGB tradecraft terms that appear frequently in the VENONA translations are defined below:
Probationers KGB agents
Fellow Countrymen member of the American Communist Party
Workers or Cadre KGB officers
Put on Ice or in Cold Storage deactivate an agent
Legend cover story
Neighbors how the KGB referred to GRU and vice versa
The following references identify VENONA translations that give examples of KGB tradecraft and operations:
KGB agents in the OSS: No. 880, 8 June 1943; No. 782, 26 May 1943
NY KGB recruiting proposals: No. 854, 16 June 1942; No. 424, 1 July 1942; Nos. 1132-33, 13 July 1943
An unidentified KGB agent in the company of President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill (note that the Illegal MER, later known as ALBERT, signed the message): No. 812, 29 May 1943
The 1944 to 1945 New York and Washington to Moscow KGB Messages
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