Sorgi converted one of his rooms into a dark room. Here he
took photographs of important documents. Nobody doubted Sorgi. He not only
advised the new envoy, but army officers and other officers also started
trusting Sorgi. During the World War II, Sorgi was made the German embassy’s
press secretary. It was an important post and Sorgi received handsome salary
with all the comforts. After the 1940 alliance between Germany and Japan,
Sorgi started getting important news of Japan too. Sorgi passed these documents
and photographs to Hojumi. They used to exchange the material in zoo, restaurant,
bar or at home. The conversation used to begin with one of them asking for
a cigarette. The other used to offer the packet which used to contain all
the important news. |