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'''Harrison George''' was a senior [[Communist Party of the United States]] (CPUSA) leader,  editor of the party's West Coast newspaper, ''[[People's Daily World]]'', and member of the [[Comintern]]'s Pan-Pacific Trade Union Secretariat (PPTUS).

'''Harrison George''' was a senior [[Communist Party of the United States]] (CPUSA) leader,  editor of the party's West Coast newspaper, ''[[People's Daily World]]'', and member of the [[Comintern]]'s Pan-Pacific Trade Union Secretariat (PPTUS).

The PPTUS was established in 1927, with [[Earl Browder]] as its General Secretary.  Document's  from the Comintern Archive in Moscow reveal the relationship between Browder and George who at the time was an [[Industrial Workers of the World]] (IWW) leader and Communist mole in the Wobblies. Another document is the minutes of a PPTUS meeting signed by George and by Tsutomu Yano, who would later recruit people for the [[Richard Sorge]] spy ring in Japan. Intercepted [[NKVD|Soviet intelligence]] traffic reveals a covert relationship George had as a [[Agent handling#Fronts and cutout|cutout]] transmitting information from [[James Walter Miller]], who worked in the U.S. Post Office's Office of Censorship, to the San Fransisco KGB.

The PPTUS was established in 1927, with [[Earl Browder]] as its General Secretary.  Document's  from the Comintern Archive in Moscow reveal the relationship between Browder and George who at the time was an [[Industrial Workers of the World]] (IWW) leader and Communist mole in the Wobblies. Another document is the minutes of a PPTUS meeting signed by George and by Tsutomu Yano, who would later recruit people for the [[Richard Sorge]] spy ring in Japan. Intercepted [[NKVD|Soviet intelligence]] traffic reveals a covert relationship George had as a [[Agent handling#Fronts and cutout|cutout]] transmitting information from [[James Walter Miller]], who worked in the U.S. Post Office's Office of Censorship, to the San Francisco KGB.

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