The Man Who Vanished: Sidney Reilly's Final Betrayal Revealed
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The Man Who Vanished: Sidney Reilly's Final Betrayal Revealed
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A man walked into a forest outside Moscow on 5 November 1925 and was shot once in the back, his true name buried for decades beneath fabricated identities and bribery. He sold weapons to both sides of the same war, stole naval defence plans, and bribed a regiment - so who was the man who reinvented himself as Sidney Reilly, and what betrayal finally ended him?
In this episode, we trace the documented record of the life given in OGPU and British intelligence files, from Odessa origins to London fronts and a marriage that changed everything, asking how a man of multiple names and shifting allegiances operated inside and outside official agencies.
Person: Zigmund Markovich Rozenblum
Date: 5 November 1925
Location: forest outside Moscow
Event: shot once in the back
Country: Russia / United Kingdom
- OGPU file lists birth as 24 March 1874 in Odessa.
- Arrested in 1892 by the Okhrana as a courier for the Friends of Enlightenment and escaped.
- In December 1895, linked to a Paris train attack where an Italian anarchist, Constant Della Cassa, later died; Rozenblum was 19 and never charged.
- By 1896 he lived at Albert Mansions in London and ran the Ozone Preparations Company, recorded as a front.
- Married Margaret Thomas on 22 August 1898, five months after her husband Hugh Thomas died; Margaret inherited approximately £800,000.
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