Reel 17427 - Page 1351

Dublin Core

Title

Reel 17427 - Page 1351

Description

Quality Score: unknown
Needs Review: No
OCR Confidence: 0%
Character Count: 1263
Word Count: 209

Source

https://image-uab.canadiana.ca/iiif/2/69429%2Fc0zs2k779550/full/max/0/default.jpg

Date

1941/1945

Rights

Public Domain

Format

image/jpeg

Language

fra

Text Item Type Metadata

Text

# WAR DEPARTMENT

## TOP SECRET

From: Harbin

To: Tokyo (G.E.A. Foreign Office)

22 June 1944

JEB

G-44.

Reference: Our #386.

I understand that the Soviet Consulate-General here has been giving out the following propaganda as (? intelligence ?) recently received.

1. The Soviet government has received a letter from a large group of people prominent in Finnish political circles stating that the Finnish people ardently desire a separate peace with the Soviet Union and that the troops are ready at any time to throw down their arms, but are held in check by Germany and cannot carry this out. The Soviet government ignored the Finnish overture, replying that Finland's chance to make requests is gone, that the Soviet Union has no desire to --G-- peace (? negotiations ?) with that country, that Finland will surrender unconditionally within two months, and that the Soviet government, after all Finland has been occupied, will amix it as one of the republics constituting the Soviet Union.

Japanese

#129146

Page 61

SIR 763

July 14, 1944

# TOP SECRET

WAR DEPARTMENT

This sheet of paper and all of its contents must be safeguarded with the greatest care. Almost secrecy is necessary to prevent drying up this sort of vital intelligence at its source.