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Check Sheet File: Availibility of Bacteriological Warfare Expert
Check Sheet dated March 25th, 1947, from the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers discussing the use of Japanese Bacteriological Warfare during World War II.
Brief for Chief of Staff
Brief for the Chief of Staff on March 27th, 1947 regarding Russian interest in Japanese Bacteriological Warfare interrogations.
Letter to Mr. F. S. Tavenner Jr., July 3, 1947
Letter to Mr. F. S. Tavenner Jr., including International Prosecution section, from Charles A. Willoughby from July 3rd, 1947.
Incoming Message from WAR to CINCFE
Incoming Message from WAR to CINCFE, dated June 22nd, 1947; on the Legal Section of SCAP having sufficient evidence for the criminalisation of Ishii's BW group violating rules of land warfare.
Memorandum for Record: Russian Request to Interrogate Japanese on BW
On February 7, 1947, The USSR requested to integrate Japanese officers on Biological Warfare from the United States Army Forces.
Memorandum for Record: Request of Russian Prosecutor for Permission to Arrest and Interrogate Japanese BW Experts in Whom US Has Prior Interest
Memorandum on Russian request to arrest and interrogate Japanese Biological Warfare experts from March 27th, 1947.
Hilldring Correspondence on Japanese Economic Policy
Information on economic programs for Japan.
Memorandums on the possibilities and characteristics of different bacteria used in BW
Documents regarding inter-service sub-committee on biological warfare dated April 19th, 1947.
Report by Neal Smith; Harbin Experimental Laboratory
Report on Harbin Experimental Laboratory by Neal R. Smith from December 5, 1947.
Request of Russian Prosecutor for Permission to Interrogate Certain Japanese, March 21, 1947
Joint Chiefs of Staff decision on Russian prosecutors requesting to interrogate Japanese individuals on March 21st, 1947.