Karl Haushoferは過去記事でも取り上げたが
日本との関係に於いてはキーパーソンとも思えるので
今一度：Hitler's Mentors > Karl Haushofer :
Haushofer toured the Far East, learning of east Asian philisophies and political ideology. These countries included India, Tibet, and Japan. Haushofer also stoked interest among other Nazi leaders, such as Heinrich Himmler, in Japanese ideologies. He eventualy became a rabid Japanophile, partisan of a military alliance with Japan...Haushofer made the acquaintance of Japanese politicians and may have helped to create the Germano-Japanese alliance during the war. After Hitler came to power in 1933, Professor Haushofer was instrumental in developing Germany's alliance with Japan. Most of the meetings between high ranking Japanese officials and Nazi leaders took place at Haushofer's home near Munich. He saw Japan as the brother nation to Germany.
この辺は前にも書いたが、今回驚いたのは以下の部分だ
He even developped some friendship with Richard Sorge, the German-born journalist who became the most successful Soviet spy in Tokyo in the 30s and early 40s and in 1941 told Stalin that Hitler was going to invade Russia. Letters of introduction he gave to Sorge in the mid-30s helped his protégé to establish fruitful contacts with the military attaché to Japan who became German ambassador in 1938.
OttがSorgeを無条件に（妻まで寝取られて）信頼したのはSorgeがHaushoferの紹介状を持っていたから、だとすれば無理もない。朝日新聞の中野五郎も情報の交換を平気でしていたくらいだから、朝飯会の面々も大部分はSorgeを信頼しすぎていたのだろう。一部の共犯者を除いては。それとも米国政府同様、日本もすでにスパイまみれだったのだろうか。今のように？
・・・・・・日本とドイツとTibet 共振したもの・・・・・・・
BBC.The Lost World Of Tibet
中国侵略前のTobet ↑
Tibetan Book of The Dead ：解説？
The Nazi Connection with Tibet：
Ex-spy, 84, publishes Tibet memoirs:
1939 Japanese expedition to Tibet:
1938–1939 German expedition to Tibet:
Hitlers Search For The Holy Grail :
Hitler's Escape :
Hitler's Death The Final Report:
"Secret Tibet" (1943) :
戦間期ドイツの選民意識:
「レーベンスボルン」:
・・・・・・ヒントを含んでいる資料を取り敢えず置いておく・・・・・・
