14-00000 ae oe aerator re ebegaa a ce meen 34) RUEG,A. | | oe oe 386) Rueg,As Mies ct re — 2 i “35, ) RO Frederic. _ an * Philiprino. Posed as Journalist, was however well known to the police as Radical and Agitator Came to Shanshai on October 26th 1928,together with Zs ita Sarulonaand Djakinto Harahan. This wag after Fuerst Erowder, the Stlretary or the — Comercial Agsociation of the Facific had vi- — sited the Philippines. Browder returned fromthe philippines on vetober Tith.1928 to Shanghai. Camé to Shanghai in fugust 1929, after he had been deported from Japan,for alleged comnunist activities, He was the Delegate from Sladivos- tok..for the Conference of the Association of . the Pactfic.Sodriguez left for Vladivostok. vb¥itish subject, born 1892. Was a member and ree presentative of the "Australian Commercial As- ’ sociation". He was the british delegate for the Conference. of the- fssociation of the Pacific dn Aladivostoxes ,02 August 15th 1929. yi is) alias NeSULANS, alias v ILES, alia CEL \QuoTteyalias. Samuel RERSENS, alias.Alfred.JULIENs | we alias fhe,, JROCK) alias. ‘Eduard BRIDGES, aliag Donat BULANGES, ‘alias’ S-ARIGON, alias.BERGMAN, alias. Qiltrke BRORET as a arrested for communist acti- vitios In Shanghai. on June 15th 1931,by the S.- Me PP. August. 12th 1931 he.was handed over. to the - “chinese authorities.2 days later he was sent to Nanking for trial.Found guilty he drew a sen-— tence of many years in prison.He had come te -* Shanghai, in March 1930 from Europe via Siberia . and Tientsin,Duting. the first half of 1931,Rueg was the sedretary of the association of the Paci fic in Shaighai. Right at the beginning of the Japan- ‘¢ China conflict in September.1937 he was . liberated by’ the Chungking government.The last ty . @SHOTTES alias A: ROCE. timéd Rueg visited Shanghai in November 1939.His. present. where abouts is unknown. According to. some Yeporta He Was in 1940 in an and in 4941 in the Philippines. ne ‘ . SARL é . allas No. NULANS, 3° Lag fh S eee alas as NK aeat as Sophia HERRET, al jas, aR ‘O;allas. 3 BEURE -She lived in Shanghai in WS Ninet931 as wife of the secretary of the. com- 36.) RODKAMPF, Dschuda |” 7 mercial association of the Pacific,and was like-. wise engaged in:work for this organisation.She had geome to Shanghai from Belgium via Siberia —- _4n July.1930. June 15th 1931 she was together ‘with her husband arrested by S.MsPs for commu- nist activity.sShe was handed over to chinese puthorities for trial. “alias Rosenfiat, was connected with A. Rueg.Jew. i eeemaae ae) ~~ American S eitizen, born in New York 1895.Came be- wr. 5 . erence waiters 9 se Lpeee ne geen a RN ne ee ns ee A RE ANE MFO Rr ee = saat den mina er east eae ome 1 weeny ginning of -1930 from America,via Siberia to Sh° ai.After= the arrest of Rue he’ also left Shtai on June 18th: 1931, for Berl Be ence 9 rte teeter tian eotecrmemeeeencentttin etnttnt 2 Aetna,
14-00000 37.) ROBINSON,Viola N Aserican,born 1910.Caze to Shanghai August -- 26th 1932.8a5 well krown as com: unist and fellow traveler(American Suffragist).Was is Shanghai closely conrected with Sovjet circles, and was a member of the “#OKS® Organisation. i 36.). SMEDLEY, Agnes alias. Berd, alias FETROXOIS, American,dorn 1892. aro Rember of ‘the folléwing ¢ SFganisationss 29 Friends of the U.S.S.R. Protection comaitte for Se KULANS, Hindustan Association,All Chinese labor ‘Federation, China league for Civil rights. Came to Shanghai from Berlin,as correspondent for the "Frankfurter Zeitung",in May 1929. Works for the Western [ivision of the IlIrd.Int-|— Ss  erpational.Supplied in Shanghai the money for ; the local -indian coneuniats,which fact was de-. finitly prooven by the S.M. P. Her rain job was to} supervise the local communist. labor Organisation She herself got her orders directly from Kom- i Pea 7a ' intern headquarters in Moscow.From 1927 to 1929,/ various places in China,connected with the. ehi~ | nese red Army.She wrote a bock about her works The Red Army in China.@his book nas written in ° Mra - -. . ,english,in 1935 it was published in Moscow in- ON, an russian translation.At present Agnes Smedley. is. SN, .... .: dn America.From Shanghai she traveled to. Noscow,. — “oe . where she resided for several years with her. se oo, _ friend),a. lady,who is. the editor of the Moscow | News, in. english. p&-39.) SORDSCH, Richard Dr. — ‘Gérman citizen, born 1397, Journalist, came to oO, Shanghai from Marseilles. January 10th 1930, toge=. oe oe ae ther with another German by the name of WEINGER-= os a , -TAM.He has been reported as. beeing also a member gt of the commercial association of the Pacific. 1, CS During December 1931,Sordsch was in contact ane |. with Oswald DOENIT2, who at. that time also lived -in Shanghai and-who ig a well known and prominent.” agent of thé Komintern.Beginning of January 1933. br Sordsch left Shanghai | and went to North China. | with communtst activities: she visited Germany _ during 1931 and returned. then again to eae “September 14th 1932 she-married in Shanghai one - HAROLD ROBPHT ISAAK, edt tor of the corrunist- | , Journal-*China Forum™. Later on she was teaching ne _ at the "DAH CHUNG? highschool. in Shanghai - 41s) mNDSCHUS, largerite, c- -@ldas Mrs. Stuart, alias MY. Najo. She: arri- - ved in Shanghai during the first half of 1931 oe CO and called herself Mrs. 'Stuart.Under this name po on . she lived together with one Isidor DRISEN,who 72 - °  . + " galled himself Ur. Stuart.He was an agent of the. #96 , wna —— .  Komintern as well as a member of the association. ° ' . of the Pacific.It ase nef. en established that a a7 - . was his secretary, and eiped bin to Bate BAR she = ee Naveststte—neneme- erence HOT ence SaaS * . the time she came to Shanghai,she was working at: . 40.) STON, Iucy™ "~~  “Amerdean,was living: in Shanghai,In conection Ue t
14-00000 local comsunist Journal*Pan Facific forker*.Kafga- rita Undschus left Shanghai on July 4th 1931 for~. Co Genova via Suez,after the arrest of A. RUEG.She = > was acoording to reports destined for Berlin. 42.) BARDI,George Member.of the association of the Pacific.According -%o records he attended in Shanghai the Pan Pacific. Conference,Which was: held in chinese territory. During the time of February 1826 and Kay $rd. 1928 he travelled together with other association members (with the exceptiun of Fuerst Browder) to Moscow. The purpdse of this trip was to report to the" ISPOL-| oo ok Kou" of the -lidrd-International. 43.) -HASKEL,WA. | American. This man moved into the flat vacated by ee A es ee _* mercial ass. of the Pacific.(Srowder was). Browder 7 ol: left Shanghai on Dec.1st 1928,and after his depar- ; ture his former flat was visited altost daily by a. . a an woman, calling herself krs. Browder, also Mrs. Morris, Da! . alsé Kathrine. RARRISON.Haskel left Shanghai March: | te" 44.) EL,WeAs, Urs. alias Marionne.-EMERSON, lived with the above per- =" “gon. This. man was appointed in 1928 by "ISPOLKOM® of | the ILIRD International as senior advisor to the. — Chinese .comiunist party.Mrs. Haskel also left Sh'ai on March 23rd 1929,for Vancouver. British Columbia. ,Alexander Victor British subject,agent of the Komintern.He ' gucceeded POL EUGEN WOLSCH as agent for the local | Komintern office.Hermon is an electrical engineer by) profession,was born in London in 1900, He arrived -in Shanghai from Venezia on January 26th 1935. July 7th 1935 he left Shanghai for Marseilles. 46.)°HOWARD,Harry Pakstone alias IWAN KOSIOFF, alias ~ - _@itigen of russian descent.Born 1693.Journalist. He. < so. 0 "43 g.well known communist and suspected of beeing an a Hab on ie les -£. ‘agent. of the Komintern.From 1917 to 1922 he lived in - A an ae ae a ‘“Japan,where for. some time he worked for the office. Wn 8S FG 2.2 oe the “Japan Chroniole®. For his communist activi- ee 769974, ties he was deported from Japan in July 1922 and Se pus came to Shanghai.During the ‘following years he - was connected with several newspapers,lost his. posi _ tions however,due to his communist activities.Upon recommendation of the.well known french Anarchist _ and Radical Jaques REKLUES he was accepted into the staff of the-°Kiangwan labor college*.He left Shang hai in 1929 for Mukden,and became a professor of © foreign languages,at the Mukden University. In 1930 ke was a postal clerk in Tientsin.In 1932 he return to Shanghai,and was working for Mr.Powel at the we, ~. "China Weekly Review,a anti Jap &@ pro Sovjet Journa o ves Allthough he was a3 fate ag 1940 still in Sh’ai his , present whereabouts are unknowne oo, a ea atte ante tetany ata ; . ete ~6-4356F : oo alias George HEL (ROEL).Frominent british communist.j- - - 23rd.1929 and‘ sailed for Vancouver, British Columbia.} ~Pyerst Browder.Was August 1928 secretary of the come)
14-00000 hf. AT. ) HANNET, Percy George 484) EVERS,Frite ~ | wd $-0- 5349. . f SRF sage Soret teens owner new te ge ee ek ay American: 14 British z German oc 8. Philippine: + Russian 3 2 Nrss 1,116, Cech : tT Nr. 16 Norwegian: 1° Nr. 3 Unknown: 9 total 48 "british subject, dora 1892, electrical ‘engi- neer.Rerber of the australian labor party.He came to Shanghai, from Vladivestok.He left Shange- hai together with Rrederie- ROBLS. on August 15th 1929. for Wladivostok, where he attended as britis Aelesate the Pen Fecific Conferenoe. -~ Gerzan’ citizen, yAll though ‘born in Germany, he had.- “Iived most-of his’ life in Mukdén, Dairen, Tsingtao, “and Skanghat.In January 1933 he went to Suchow, where he got a job. as Radio -engineer,for the "Yung Ming. Radio Co.He is reported.to stand as “agent in connection with the IlIrd International J’ - He received | reports and: ‘messages direct]; a _ .Koscow,which he handed éver to various c “+. agents of the chinese comzunist party, who. visi= | ‘ted him in Suchow.Hia present where ‘abouts are | from : nese. unknown. . | ee These 48 Komintern agents represent the} following nationalitiess. Kre.-2 16,7,8,22,28,29,36, a1, 38,40, 43, 44, 46. . 9 Rrs. 12,15, 21427330, 33, 42,455 ane | : Rrs. 9,13, 14, 19, 234253948. = ‘Rrs, 4,20,26,31. - Ne. 5,10,17,18;24,32,34,35,416
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14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL SevCr PERO! at | . _ Portugese, Finn, Norwegian, Spanish, German and: (perhegs) .-,. Americans ; : = : _ ONT 215200 . Serials lOf= a ete AAT! BID 3165 - , a Sourcos Russicl\Oha stnortty Groups Evaluntion: C-=3 ll July 1957 Front U.S. Naval attache, Nanking, China. Subjects CHINA; Shanchad = AL1-Slav and Winordty. Group... _ Fn nen neerentenenn sees Organizations, SovictOrdented, ine | BRIEF: . Set forth below is a prior history of the .li1-Sléyv Union in Changhai, its connection with ‘othor ninority ~ ‘groups, and the domi--tion of both by Soviet leaders, The. leaders of. the roilowing actively pro-Seviet nationility groups are identified: Czechoslovakian Polish, Yugeslav, Ukrainian, . Byelorussian, Rumanian, Italian, Greck, French, ‘1g. ‘Reeent reports fron this office havo attempted to saute — line various activities of the Sovict agitation/proparzandsa — _ organization in China, ss’ dirceted by T.SS Shanghai, “The orn All-Slav and minority group organizations in Shanghai which mn "are Sovict oricnted area possibly inportant part ef-the. 2 agitation/propnganda effort, and a preliminary report on ~~~ SF oT ~~ them follows. — te 4 Oe oo Sod a -”- “exéellent opportunity to 26 Sone years before the Pacific: of Represents . ‘ proximately) was. org: : “Sheognai or : menship of JohnAlcnex: ER,.a.British Press Attache. Its . ‘mal general. purpagse was ropigate azainst Axis ectivitics a and, in China, especially against aan PA. yas siral= is taneou } aniznticn¢ Foa arecer ce 4. attack made. MpOssivle @ FédeFation: to continua * n its present cheracter; the Sovicts in Shanghai gaw sa op ; ‘ OV. RLerssmization, both 2 ervice,. The, | at tney- were no Soviets, in addition to the fac A 4 war with Japan, had the advantage of a sly editorial. telligzenee or as afiprp imndium and an intcliigence "in the Russian press (within and withcut the USSR) to the effect that Japaneses, soviet aims were not incompatible, — : - ?-and the Japanosc, ‘; did not interfere being if not pleased at lenst lulled, with the formation of various Slav greucs These groups were later unificd in an All-Slsv. i in Shanghai, © aca Center, located in the Soviet Club on avenuc Foch; the - Slav groups maintained connections and a common progran . ‘ public pronouncements were to the effect that the Slavs. “ever, thet the 411-Slev Union was not merely Sovict-don= .with the non-Slav minority groups. The Slav groups? .wished to strengthen their relations with all 'frecdom= ‘Loving! countries, this union having as its ultimate goal. ‘a world union in which eich of such 'freedon=loving! countries -would be free to conduct its affairs as it chese and be ‘strong enough to protect thet freedom; it turned out, howe . ‘inated but Sovictedirected, snd any grcup which strung “long uncritically with the ‘friendship with the USSR! line . DISTRIBUTIONs. CHI( 20) ;CinCPac( 3) ;ComNavesPac({ 3) 3CrmNzvFS( 3) 3 a MAC1) ;ESD=44 Shanghai (2) sESD=24 Muxden(1) sath Crnechun(1) ;AMaA Shanghai(])suarine Ge? Nentsin (1) jzanEnbassy(1);1 ce direct to Cor. Joyecy, bi). GYenline Bldgs, ghanghaijPile. SEG . 4," : Pe f Cf OD : = j NEN 2 -fJ / ‘7 7 g “RTPENP TAL Loom ft pry AF Ok Rosca Mees Pel eee Bet perm oreshedint wn |.
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