RICHARD SORGE: The Greatest Spy in World War 2 History 😮

Richard Sorge was a trusted Nazi party member in Tokyo, a close friend of the German ambassador, and one of the most respected journalists in Japan. What almost nobody knew was that for nine years, he was secretly working for Soviet military intelligence — feeding Moscow classified information from inside both the German embassy and the Japanese government. In this video, you'll learn how Richard Sorge became the most successful double agent in World War 2 history, how he predicted the exact date of Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union (Operation Barbarossa), and how his final piece of intelligence may have changed the outcome of the Battle of Moscow. This is a fully researched history documentary covering Richard Sorge's early life, his recruitment into Soviet intelligence, how he built a spy network inside Nazi Germany's Tokyo embassy, his warning to Stalin about the German invasion, the Battle of Moscow, and his eventual arrest, trial, and execution in 1944. If this story surprised you, let us know in the comments below — was Richard Sorge a hero, or history's most dangerous traitor? Subscribe for more real history documentaries covering WW2 espionage, Cold War intelligence operations, and the greatest untold spy stories in history. #RichardSorge #WW2History #SovietSpy #Espionage #ColdWar #HistoryDocumentary #OperationBarbarossa #BattleOfMoscow #TrueSpyStory #WorldWar2 Sources: This documentary is based on declassified intelligence records, historical archives, and documented accounts of the Sorge spy ring.