暗杀金九的美国特工

 安斗熙（另一种拼法：Ahn Doo-whi）（1917年3月24日在平安北道龙泉郡-1996年10月23日）是一名韩国中尉，1949年6月26日对独立活动家韩国领导人金九进行了暗杀。官方认为安斗熙是单独行动的，尽管有些人[谁？]推测安斗熙是一个更广泛的阴谋的一部分，[1]可能是中央情报局。

安斗熙

英文名称：Hangul

안두희

汉字

安斗熙

修订后的罗马字

安都辉

安斗熙

安斗熙

金正日在家中读诗时，南韩军队的中尉安斗辉突然闯入，向他开了四枪。 [3] 安斗辉因为这次暗杀被定罪，并被判处终身监禁；但不久之后，当时新当选的韩国总统李承晚将其刑期减为15年。在审判中，安氏坚持认为他对暗杀事件负有全部责任。

在1950年朝鲜战争开始时，安倍晋三被释放出狱，他的15年刑期只服了一年。获释后，安倍晋三被重新任命为军官。在朝鲜战争期间在李承晚手下服役后，安氏于1953年退役，并获得了上校军衔。李承晚因1960年的四月革命而逃离韩国后，安氏躲了起来，以假名生活。

1992年4月13日，韩国《东亚日报》发表了安氏的供词。在供词中，安氏声称暗杀金正日是由金昌龙下令的，金昌龙在李氏政府时期担任国家安全局局长[5] 。

在他的祖国过了多年的流亡生活，并且没有服完剩余的刑期之后，安氏于1996年10月23日被49岁的公共汽车司机和金九的崇拜者朴吉瑞暗杀。杀害安的武器是一根刻有 "正义之杖 "字样的木棒。[6] 他被火化，骨灰被撒在汉江里。

2001年，1949年的美国军方解密文件显示，安氏曾是美国反间谍组织（US CIC）在韩国的一名线人，后来又是一名特工。这些文件还显示，安倍晋三是被称为 "白衣党 "的极端民族主义团体的成员（백의사 baekuisa，当时罗马化为baikyi-sa）。

Ahn Doo-hee (alternative spelling: Ahn Doo-whi) (24 March 1917 in Ryūsen-gun, Heianhoku-dō, Chōsen – 23 October 1996) was a Korean lieutenant who carried out the assassination of independence activist Korean leader Kim Koo on 26 June 1949. Officially, it is maintained that Ahn Doo-hee acted alone, although some[who?] have theorized that Ahn was part of a broader conspiracy,[1] possibly the CIA.[2] Ahn died at the hands of an admirer of Kim Koo in 1996.

Ahn Doo-hee

Hangul

안두희

Hanja

安斗熙

Revised Romanization

An Du-hui

McCune–Reischauer

An Tuhŭi

Kim was at home, reading poetry, when Ahn, a lieutenant in the South Korean Army, burst in and shot him four times.[3] For the assassination, Ahn was convicted and sentenced to a term of life in prison; however, shortly thereafter, his sentence was commuted to a term of 15 years by then newly elected Korean president Syngman Rhee. At his trial, Ahn maintained that he was solely responsible for the assassination.

At the outset of the Korean War in 1950, Ahn was released from prison, having served only one year of his 15-year sentence. Upon his release, Ahn was re-instated as a military officer. After serving under Rhee during the Korean War, Ahn was discharged in 1953, having attained the rank of colonel. After Syngman Rhee fled Korea in response to the April Revolution of 1960, Ahn went into hiding, living under an assumed name.[4]

On 13 April 1992, a confession by Ahn was published by Korean newspaper Dongah Ilbo. In the confession, Ahn claimed that the assassination of Kim had been ordered by Kim Chang-ryong, who served as the head of national security under the Rhee administration.[5]

After many years of living as an exile in his native country, and having never served the remainder of his prison sentence, Ahn was assassinated by Park Gi-seo, a 49-year-old bus driver and admirer of Kim Koo, on 23 October 1996. The weapon used to kill Ahn was a wooden club inscribed with the words, "Justice Stick". Ahn was 79 years old at the time.[6] He was cremated and his ashes were scattered in the Han River.

In 2001, declassified United States military documents dating from 1949 revealed that Ahn had been an informant and, later, an agent, for the U.S. Counter-Intelligence Corps (US CIC) in Korea. Those documents also revealed that Ahn was a member of the extremist nationalist group known as the White Clothes Party (백의사 baekuisa, romanised at the time as baikyi-sa).[7][8]