KOREAN UNDERGROUND REPORT

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP64B00346R000200030004-7
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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: January 6, 2004
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• Content Type: REPORT

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receive careful consideration."
2. Japan's Wax Plan. Second report, March 25, 1941. Submitted te the
State Depattment, "The Three Power Alliance and a United States -
Japanese War", 0 war plan written in Japanese.
It revealed that in the "Opening Period", Japan was to send a Peace
Envoy", to Washington, and during the peace talks, Japan was to carr
out a sneak attack on the Hawaiian Islands,
? It also'revealed, soon atter the conquest of Dutch Indies, Phillep'n
Islands, Singapore, Hongkong4etc., the JapaneSe invasion force WAS
to return to the Hawaiian Islands, but first Japan was to capture
and occupy Midway Island, for strategic reasons.
Note: U. S. Senator Guy M. Cillette in April. 1.942 observed:
"The loyalties of certain Koreans to thp interest of the
United States, and especially the earnest unremitting and
tireless efforts of 4 Mr. Kilsoo Haan, made this volume
Available to certain of Our Governmental agencies prior to
the attack on Pearl Harbor." "
3. Japan's War Plan Third report. The Date of Surprise attack. On the
5th of December 1941, Haan wrote to Honorable,Maxwell Hamilton Chief
of Far East, U. S. Department of State:
?"It is our considered observation and sincere belief, December is
the month of the Japanese attack, and that the Surprise Attack is
aimed at Hawaii, perhaps the first Sunday of December.
"No matter how you feel toward our work, will you please convey on
apprehension and this information to the President and to the
military and naval coamandets In Hawaii?"
Note: ,Sumner Wells, Under secretary of State, In April 1942 said:
"The Japanese assault on Pearl Harbor in December 194,1, hed
been accurately predicted by alert Korean exiles."
4. Soviet Plan to Create a Powerful Red China.
Korean report of December 14, laWil to U. S.
that Soviet Russia was, "To aiftth'e Chinese
themselves to build up self confidence in be
Soviet advisors' to Red Chinesefirmes believe
Chinese armies would be in conleoU of all the
Russia is'to build a strong pobitleal and mil
heart of Eurasia, from kierlin, Seinmany to Cas
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ast Asia proved the Korean report
Generalissimo Chiang at4-shek and his,
in December 1.949 had o flee to Formos
Korean War 1950 January 1950 4 to U. S. State
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May 1950 - to the office of U.S. ational Defense.
Korean armies held a joint militry maneuver in::
Note: Following this joint mittary maneuve
invaded iSouth Korea in Uufle 1950.
Congtetseman'Willis W. ad1.ey of Long
retired Captain of U.S y, whom I have
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? 1951 wrote, "I know yci esist feel badly about this
Korean situation - you ad the inforewitiOn which cou
gone a long way toward Ipreventing the 'fiasco we have
6. Soviet Russia** Production of A hoabe. - Korean report of May i..1947
to U.S. State Department, requented the Secretary of State: .
"---the information regards loviet Atomic War potentials should be
told to the American people.
seems, the U.S. off4ial statement ;regards Russia's ab
to. produce atom bombs doss not titdicate that. America is aware o
actual atomic 'research status'.
"If the American people know the truth of what the Korean agents thu,
far have learned, the American people will 4e ,better prepared to
face the future world crisis.*
Note: Newsweek Magazine in the 10-21,.1957 issue published the
following:
"On September 23, 1949, more than 4 years after the A Bomb
explosion in New Mexico, President Truman announced that Soviet
had exploded its first A Bomb in Siberia. The next day, Russia
said it had possessed the A Bomb since November 1947."
V Soviet RussLa's Space Project - 1First Sputnick". - Korean report of
June 20, 1954 to U. S. Atomic Knergy Commission:
It revealed that Soviet scientists and engineers were working on
their first space ship. And'that by 1958 Russia to launch the
"Sputnick".
In September 2, 1954, U.S.Department of State wrote to Haan:
"1 have brought your letter and the enclosure to the attention
of appropriate officers for their information."
Not. In October 1957 Soviet Russia did launch its "first Sputnick".
8. Red China-Soviet Russia Southeast Asia Military Strategy. -.Korean
report of May 1, 1959 to U.S.Central Intelligence Agency revealed:
"The strategy of Southeast Asia military campaign was fidopted at the
12 day airforce conference held in Peking December 12th thru December
244 1958.
"All the required planes and weapons were to be supplied by Soviet
Russia, but assembled in the "Provice of Kansu", in Red China.r!
"Specially built Russian tanks for "jungle warfare" were to be sent
to North Vietnam."
NOTE OF INTEREST: August 29, 1.959
Congressman John W. McCormack of Mass., made the following observation:
"Certainly, your evaluations and those of your associates, of past
years, of events which have taken place have been correct.
"The contents of your letter to Mr. Allen Dulles of May lsc, 1959,
if correct in whole or in part, shows that there was organkzed eff
going on in Communist world in relation to Laos,, and if swop*,
will probably be followed in other count ries oSoutheast A0
General Twining, Chairman The Joint Chief of
19594Ywrote to Conare*sul4PMcCormatIt:
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quite 'correct: in stating that in
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instance,- my staff has' contac94 the Depar
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