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From: CINCFE Tokyo Japan (Carpenter, Legal Section, SCAP), To: War (WDSCAWC), Nr: C 53169
Message from CINCFE Tokyo Japan (Carpenter, Legal Section, SCAP) to War (WDSCAWC), with information about the allegations of biological warfare and legal case against Shiro Ishii.
SCAP Locates and Questions Gen. Ishii
Report of SCAP locating and questioning General Ishii by UP Correspondent Peter Kalisher, 2/27/46
Transcript of Interrogation of Major Yoshiyasu Masuda
Stenographic Transcript of interrogation of Major Yoshiyasu Masuda by Lt. Col. AT Thompson, regarding his work with General Ishii, 2/06/46
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 4/18/47
Report of Investigation Division by Neal R. Smith (SCAP, Legal Section), dated April 18th, 1947; on the future interrogations to be conducted at Tokyo Office.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 4/4/47
Report of Investigation Division by Neal R. Smith (SCAP, Legal Section), dated April 4th, 1947; on experiments conducted on POW at Kwantung Army Stables and the Water Supply and Purification Unit being part of a wider plan of bacteriological warfare.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 3/17/47
Report of Investigation Division by Neal R. Smith (SCAP, Legal Section), dated March 17th, 1947; on the location and authenticity of the Harbin Secret Laboratory and responsible persons named.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 2/6/47
Report of Investigation Division by Mr. Roy T. Yoshida (SCAP, Legal Section), dated February 6th, 1947; on Hiroshi Ukki not being localisable at the address given during the reference report.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 11/5/46
Report of Investigation Division by L.H.Barnard (SCAP), dated November 5th 1946; on the human experimental station at Nar'bin on Allied prisoners.
Report of Investigation Division
Report of Investigation Division, SCAP, dated August 8th, 1946; on whether human testing was done by Japanese veteranians working for the Japanese army in WW2.
Telegram, Department of State-Division of Communications and Records
Telegrams supplied by the Department of State-Division of Communications and Records from Tokyo (2/8/1950-2/10/1950), Peiping (2/10/1950), London (2/10/1950), and Moscow (2/13/1950) all sent to the Secretary of State.