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Encyclopedia > Yoshikawa Takeo

Takeo Yoshikawa (born 1916) was a Japanese spy in Hawaii during World War II. He is also known as Tadashi Morimura. Over the years, the mysterious spies of Pearl Harbor were always mentioned in passing [1] (http://news.3yen.com/2004-12-06/the-pearl-harbor-spy-who-succeeded-so-well-japan-failed/) in history books. Yoshikawa contributed to the decision to intern Japanese Americans.


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  • The Real Last Samurai and the Lonely End of the Pearl Harbor Spy (http://www.editinternational.com/index.php?pag=stories.php?cat=3f5121f82466f)

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Takeo Yoshikawa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (87 words)
Takeo Yoshikawa (吉川 猛夫 Yoshikawa Takeo, born 1916) was a Japanese spy in Hawaii during World War II.
Yoshikawa contributed to the decision to intern Japanese Americans.
This page was last modified 22:14, 26 February 2006.
TheHistoryNet | World War II | Takeo Yoshikawa: World War II Japanese Pearl Harbor Spy (1642 words)
Yoshikawa was to become his country's only military spy in the islands and Yamamoto's most valuable source of current information on Oahu.
Yoshikawa began by familiarizing himself with the principal Hawaiian islands and their military installations, which were concentrated on Oahu.
Yoshikawa and his colleagues, on the other hand, now could have little doubt that their work was feeding plans to attack Pearl Harbor.
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