Person
Kim Roman
1899–1967
August 1, 1899, Vladivostok — May 14, 1967, Moscow — A Korean-Russian and Soviet writer who wrote popular spy novels and worked for the Japanese Department (INO) of the Soviet Intelligence Service (OGPU) from the 1920s to the 1940s.
Town
Verified to the town (administrative district) level; the exact point within it is not confirmed.
Key details
- Founded / start
- 1899
- Dissolved / end
- 1967
- Nationality
- Russia / Japan
- Occupation
- Spy / Literature / Japanese studies scholar
- Coordinates
- 43.1056, 131.8735
- Source
- Куланов, А. Е. Роман Ким. — Москва : Молодая гвардия, 2016. — 414 с. — (Жизнь замечательных людей: сер. биогр.; вып. 1589).
- Author
- 송영화
Person movement path (record order)
- Vladivostok 1899–1906
- Tokyo 1906–1913
- Vladivostok 1913–1920
- Nikolsk-Ussuriysky 1920–1920
- Vladivostok 1920–1923
- Chita 1923–1923
- Moscow 1923–1927
- Sevastopol 1927–1927
- Moscow 1927–1941
- Kuybyshev 1941–1943
- Moscow 1943–1967