Once you see all the connections made there, Target Patton becomes very credible indeed.
Imagine the Soviets clever enough to have had us kill our best battlefield commander, poised, and in a position, to drive Stalin back out of Eastern Europe, contrary to long held FDR policy.
Romerstein makes the great point that if Hopkins was not an agent, how did he meet multiple times with Akhmerov in DC, as Gordievsky noted from an Akhmerov lecture, and later softened unrealistically.
Akhmerov, as agent, met with those who knew who he was, and he knew who they were, illegals in one or another way.
Hopkins had a "cover" as FDRs right hand man. He could be both a legitimate communist among myriad others, and an undercover agent of the Soviets as well.
Hopkins made sure Russia kept Poland, taken when Russia was Hitler's ally.
Long list of things like that.......
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