第二次世界大战爆发前,德国纳粹党人和日本人关系十分密切。1935年,日本人想雇用一个西方间谍在太平洋上的珍珠港活动,为日本搜集美国在该地区的军事情报。由于日本人和亚洲人在美国活动目标太显眼,容易被美国人识破,因此,日本就想不惜重金从别的国家雇用间谍,自然就想到了自己的友好朋友——德国。日本人把这一想法秘密告诉德国纳粹党的主要头目戈培尔后,立即得到他的赞成。不 Before the outbreak of the Second World War, the German Nazi and Japanese were very close. In 1935, the Japanese wanted to hire a Western spy on the Pearl Harbor on the Pacific Ocean to gather Japan’s military intelligence in the region for Japan. Because the Japanese and Asians are too conspicuous in their activities in the United States and are easily seen by the Americans, Japan naturally wants to think of its friend and friend, Germany, as having spared no expense to employ spies from other countries. The Japanese secretly told the leader of the German Nazi party Goebbels, immediately get his approval. Do not