Soviet 反逆者 and Cambridge Five 秘かに調査する (犯罪の)一味 member Anthony Blunt may also have passed secrets to the Nazis resulting in deaths of thousands of 連合した 軍隊/機動隊s, new 調書をとる/予約する (人命などを)奪う,主張するs

  • Blunt joined MI5 before becoming an art historian and Queen Elizabeth's curator?

Soviet 反逆者 and Cambridge Five 秘かに調査する Anthony Blunt may have also passed secrets to the Nazis that resulted in the deaths of thousands of 連合した 軍隊/機動隊s, a new 調書をとる/予約する has (人命などを)奪う,主張するd.

Blunt, who died 老年の 75 in 1983, 個人として 自白するd to 存在 a Soviet 秘かに調査する in 1964 and was 公然と exposed 15 years later by Margaret Thatcher.

Now in a bombshell 調書をとる/予約する, The 反逆者 of Arnhem, the British art historian has been (刑事)被告 of 存在 the most likely 候補者 to be 'Josephine', who 供給するd 決定的な 詳細(に述べる)s of an 連合した 操作/手術 to the Germans, and whose 身元 has never been 明らかにする/漏らすd.

停止(させる)ing the 悪名高い 操作/手術 Garden Market, an 連合した 軍の 操作/手術 that 目的(とする)d to outflank the German defences along the Rhine and 許す a swift 前進する into the heart of Germany,?would have been attractive to the ロシアのs as Stalin did not want American and British 軍隊/機動隊s to land in Berlin while his army was still in 活動/戦闘 on the eastern 前線.

Tyrant Stalin had 計画(する)s to take over Eastern Europe.

Anthony Blunt is alleged to have been a spy code-named 'Josephine' who relayed information on Operation Garden Market to the Germans in 1944, according to author Robert Verkaik

Anthony Blunt is 申し立てられた/疑わしい to have been a 秘かに調査する code-指名するd 'Josephine' who relayed (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) on 操作/手術 Garden Market to the Germans in 1944, によれば author Robert Verkaik

Blunt had been recruited by Stalin's security agency, The People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs in 1930s

Blunt had been 新採用するd by S talin's 安全 機関, The People's Commissariat for 内部の 事件/事情/状勢s in 1930s

Blunt had?joined the British Army and MI5 before taking on a career as an art historian and Queen Elizabeth's curator

Blunt had?joined the British Army and MI5 before taking on a career as an art historian and Queen Elizabeth's curator

A letter signed by Anthony Blunt, part of the life of spies exhibition currently running at the university Library in Cambridge city centre

A letter 調印するd by Anthony Blunt, part of the life of 秘かに調査するs 展示 現在/一般に running at the university Library in Cambridge city centre

If 正確な, Blunt's 活動/戦闘s would have '与える/捧げるd to the deaths of tens of thousands of 連合した 軍人/修理人 and women and countless 非軍事のs who 死なせる/死ぬd as a result of a 長引かせるd war,' the author Robert Verkaik wrote in The Sunday Times.

He also chillingly 追加するd that the 申し立てられた/疑わしい mole could also be 非難するd for the 強姦s of at least a million German women by the ロシアのs after they 現れるd 勝利を得た.

Blunt 卒業生(する)d the prestigious Cambridge University and 長,率いるd straight into the army before joining the MI5 secret services, in 1940.

At this time, he was already relaying 決定的な (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) to the ロシアのs.

The 秘かに調査する quickly climbed the 階級s and would have been a part of the small group aware of the 操作/手術 Market Garden 計画(する)s in September 1944.

The major 操作/手術 saw thousands of paratroopers 上陸 in the Nazi-占領するd Netherlands to 軍隊 a 大勝する into central Germany.

But the 同盟(する)s (機の)カム 直面する-to-直面する with 予期しない and 激しい 抵抗 in what ended up 存在 their final 敗北・負かす of the war.

With the 失敗 to 逮捕(する) the 橋(渡しをする) over the Rhine in Arnhem the 操作/手術 fell short of its main 客観的な.

The 救助(する) of the First 空輸の 分割 生存者s ended the 操作/手術.?

US losses totalled 3,996 dead, 負傷させるd, or 行方不明の, while British and ポーランドの(人) losses were 11,000 to 13,000 dead or 負傷させるd and 6,450 逮捕(する)d.?

German 死傷者s numbered 7,500 to 10,000.

If accurate, Blunt's actions would have 'contributed to the deaths of tens of thousands of Allied serviceman and women and countless civilians who perished as a result of a prolonged war,' the author of?The Traitor of
 Arnhem said

If 正確な, Blunt's 活動/戦闘s would have '与える/捧げるd to the deaths of tens of thousands of 連合した 軍人/修理人 and women and countless 非軍事のs who 死なせる/死ぬd as a result of a 長引かせるd war,' the author of?The 反逆者 of Arnhem said

Donald Maclean, a member of the Cambridge Five
Guy Burgess, a member of the Cambridge Five

In 1951, Burgess (権利) and Maclean (left) were exposed as 二塁打 スパイ/執行官s - but after 存在 tipped off by Philby they were able to escape to Moscow

Kim Philby, a member of the Cambridge Five,?was head of counter-intelligence for MI6

Kim Philby, a member of the Cambridge Five,?was 長,率いる of 反対する-知能 for MI6

The five men had been graduates of Trinity College, Cambridge

The five men had been 卒業生(する)s of Trinity College, Cambridge

A Dutch 二塁打-スパイ/執行官, Christiaan Lindemans, is already known to have relayed (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) of the 操作/手術 to the Germans, but Berlin received a second, more concise 要点説明 from a 秘かに調査する with the code 指名する 'Josephine'.

In his 調書をとる/予約する, Verkaik 申し立てられた/疑わしい that Blunt, who had been given the 仕事 of 跡をつけるing 負かす/撃墜する 'Josephine' a year earlier, had 最終的に been 調査/捜査するing himself.

'Blunt had the means, the 動機, and the 適切な時期,' the author said, (人命などを)奪う,主張するing the 秘かに調査する was the only person who fit the profile of the mystery mole.

At the time, British 知能 and 軍の planners panicked over 恐れるs the Nazis had a mole まっただ中に their ruthless war 成果/努力.

によれば Verkaik, one MI5 officer had even 引用するd 'Josephine's' 報告(する)/憶測s as 存在 'the best illicit 知能 derived by the enemy' that the country had ever seen.

A year 事前の to the 破滅的な 操作/手術 Garden Market, MI5 had 明らかにする/漏らすd the German 秘かに調査する behind the (a)手の込んだ/(v)詳述する 'Josephine' disguise was the lawyer Karl Heinz Kraemer, whose 報告(する)/憶測s were read by Hitler himself.

Verkaik 認める that he could not wholly 証明する his theory behind Blunt 存在 'Josephine' but said 'this is more on the balance of probabilities, than beyond all reasonable 疑問'.

Blunt was known as the fourth member of the Cambridge Five - a (犯罪の)一味 of?Cambridge University-educated 秘かに調査するs working for the British 政府 who 密輸するd 知能 to the 国家保安委員会.

Blunt's 自白 had stunned the 王室の Family and Britain's secret services but was hushed up with the former professor 存在 申し込む/申し出d 免疫 if he 認める his 役割.

The 取引,協定 削減(する) by Britain’s Home Office and MI5 was so 隠しだてする even the 首相 at the time, Alec Douglas-Home, was unaware of the (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状).

国家の 古記録s’ 文書s show Douglas-Home 設立する out about Blunt’s betrayal in November 1979, when 総理大臣 Margaret Thatcher expose d Blunt in the House of ありふれたs.

Blunt had been 新採用するd by Stalin's 安全 機関, The People's Commissariat for 内部の 事件/事情/状勢s in 1930s, and he later joined the British Army and MI5 before taking on a career as an art historian and Queen Elizabeth's curator.

He was stripped of his knighthood and lived as a recluse in London until his death from a heart attack.?

Who were the Cambridge Five? The Soviet 二塁打 スパイ/執行官s who 激しく揺するd the British 設立

The 'Cambridge Five' 秘かに調査するing スキャンダル 激しく揺するd the 設立 by 明らかにする/漏らすing Soviet 二塁打 スパイ/執行官s at the heart of many of Britain's most important 会・原則s.

Kim Philby, Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean and Anthony Blunt all met at the University of Cambridge, where Blunt was an academic and the other three were undergraduates.

The older man 新採用するd the students to the Soviet 原因(となる) before the Second World War - and they remained 充てるd to the USSR even after the start of the 冷淡な War.

Donald Maclean
Kim Philby

Donald Maclean (left) and Kim Philby (権利) were also members of the 悪名高い Cambridge Five 秘かに調査する (犯罪の)一味

Philby was 長,率いる of 反対する-知能 for MI6, while Maclean was a Foreign Office 公式の/役人 and Burgess worked for the BBC.?

Blunt was the most 著名な of all, as director of the Courtauld 学校/設ける and keeper of the 王室の family's art collection.

In 1951, Burgess and Maclean were exposed as 二塁打 スパイ/執行官s - but after 存在 tipped off by Philby they were able to escape to Moscow.

にもかかわらず the 疑惑 surrounding Philby, he 避けるd (犯罪,病気などの)発見 until 1963, when he too defected to the USSR.

Blunt escaped (危険などに)さらす for even longer - it was not until 1979, when Margaret Thatcher 指名するd him as a 嫌疑者,容疑者/疑う in the House of ありふれたs, that he 自白するd to his treachery and was stripped of his 肩書を与えるs.

The 'fifth man' in the 秘かに調査する (犯罪の)一味 has never been definitively identified, but was 指名するd as John Cairncross by 国家保安委員会 defector Oleg Gordievsky.

The story of the ありそうもない 反逆者s has been dramatised several times, 含むing in John le Carr?'s classic 調書をとる/予約する Tinker, Tailor, 兵士, 秘かに調査する and a 2003 BBC series 肩書を与えるd Cambridge 秘かに調査するs.

Anthony Blunt
John Cairncross

Anthony Blunt (left), the keeper of the 王室の family's art collection, was exposed as the fourth member of the Cambridge 秘かに調査する (犯罪の)一味 in 1979. The fifth member was never 正式に identified, although Soviet defector Oleg Gordievsky 指名するd ex-British 知能 officer John Cairncross (権利) as the final link