Posted on 06/06/2013 10:33:11 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
A confidential message from FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, reproduced in [Diana] Wests new book, told [White House aide Harry] Hopkins that a continuing investigation had discovered that Russian diplomat (and Comintern agent) Vasily Zarubin had made a payment to U.S. Communist Party official Steve Nelson to help place espionage agents in industries engaged in secret war production so that information could be obtained for transmittal to the Soviet Union. This information had come from a bug at Nelsons home in Oakland, California, through which the FBI first learned of the Soviet effort (code-named Enormous) to obtain the atomic secrets of the Manhattan Project. Instead of warning President Roosevelt, however, Hopkins privately warned the Soviet embassy in Washington that the FBI had bugged a secret meeting between Nelson and Zarubin, according to documents from the KGB archives smuggled out by [former Soviet intelligence officer Vasili] Mitrokhin.
ViralRead, Top FDR Aide Hopkins Was Soviet Agent; Book Examines Betrayal
Robert Stacy McCain has seized on the conclusion . . . Diana West, American Betrayal: Making News
Just doing my job, maam. Seizing conclusions is a fairly apt job description and, as was I reading through the book, my head nearly exploded when I saw the evidence against Harry Hopkins.....
(Excerpt) Read more at theothermccain.com ...
The Valerie Jarrett of his time.
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More to the point, Joes indifference to the threat from Hitler was owing to his fear of The Soviets. Germany came close to a Red take-over in 1919-20 and Nazism, like Italian Fascism, was a counter-stroke. Of course, In totalitarian states, everything turned on the character of the men at the top, and Hitler, like Lenin, Mussolini, and Stalin cared about nothing except power. Looking back, I wonder how much Joe Kennedy suspected about Hopkins and Red Influence in the White House?
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Thanks 2ndDivisionVet.This information had come from a bug at Nelsons home in Oakland, California, through which the FBI first learned of the Soviet effort (code-named Enormous) to obtain the atomic secrets of the Manhattan Project. Instead of warning President Roosevelt, however, Hopkins privately warned the Soviet embassy in Washington that the FBI had bugged a secret meeting between Nelson and Zarubin, according to documents from the KGB archives smuggled out by [former Soviet intelligence officer Vasili] Mitrokhin.Just adding to the catalog, not sending a general distribution. |
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