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Telegram Received from the Foreign Office, Chungking
Telegram received by the Embassy of China in London from the Foreign Office, Chungking on April 6, 1942, recounting 5 occasions where the Japanese used bacteriological warfare against the Chinese.
Technical Intelligence Bulletin (No. 2) Biological Warfare
Technical Intelligence Bulletin by E.H. Julian on January 2, 1945 regarding what constitutes biological warfare and how it was enacted.
Summary Report of BW Investigations
Summary report from Dr. Edwin V. Hill MD at Camp Detrick, to General Alden C. Waitt (chief chemical corps) regarding biological warfare investigations, 12/12/47
Stenographic Transcript of Interrogation of Lt. Gen. Shiro Ishii 2/6/45
Stenographic Transcript of interrogation of Lt. General Shiro Ishii by Lt. Col. AT Thompson on various experiments of bacterial agents, 2/06/46
Stenographic Transcript of Interrogation of Lt. Gen. Shiro Ishii 2/5/45
Stenographic Transcript of interrogation of Lt. General Shiro Ishii by Lt. Col. AT Thompson, 2/05/46
Statement of Former Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army
Statement of former Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army, Lt.-Gen. Hikosaburo Hata, dated October 10th 1946; on his activities during WW2.
RY of BW Intelligence
Supplemented report with information collected from November 8, 1944 to January 15, 1945 by Howard I. Cole regarding the development of biological warfare in Germany and Japan.
Resume of Intelligence on B.W.
Documents and intelligence reports regarding newspaper articles on Japanese biological warfare dated from April of 1942 to January 1944.
Request of commission of US Navy and Doctors by the British War Service
Paraphrase of secret radiogram from February 6th, 1943 from US FOR London, addressed to AGWAR, dated March 22nd, 1943.
Reported Japanese Warfare in China in Late 1941, 1942
Report by Ray F. Chesley on the inconclusive evidence of Japanese bacteriological warfare in China in late 1941, early 1942.