Memorial Richard Sorge
Richard Sorge was a German journalist who spied for the Soviet Union. Sorge is considered one of the most important spies during World War II. He operated under the pseudonym was “Ramsy". In November 1944, he was hanged at Sugamo prison in Tokyo.
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- Richard Sorge - Wikipedia
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