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Report on the Japanese preparations for bacteriological warfare in China, dated December 12, 1944. Information was provided by a Japanese prisoner of war, having worked at the Water Supply and Purification Unit in Nanking and Kuikiang.

Report by the Office of Strategic Services on January 2nd 1945 on the Japanese use of disease serums and cultures and their development in the Japanese Department of Epidemic Defense and Water Supply Branch at Kiukiang.

Report by the Office of Strategic Services on March 5th, 1945; regarding the Japanese "Anti-Epidemic and Water Supply Section"

Memorandum on the Sino-Japanese War from Col. T.H.Morrow to J.B.Keenan, dated March 2nd 1946.

Report and study on the development of the plague in Changteh and the measures necessary for its control, written by Wang Sze Heng (undated).

Epidemiological Report presented to the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China, reporting on number of cases, deaths and infected pests, on the plague situation in Hunan, Chekiang, Fukien and Kwantung.

Telegram enumerating the different occurrences of Japanese aircrafts dropping plague-infected materials on Chinese cities.

Telegram received by the Chinese Embassy in Washington DC from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Government statements recounting Dr. P.Z. King's statement on Japanese BW, dated April 6, 1942.

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.

Transmission to the War Department in Washington D.C. by the FBI of a newspaper article on Japanese biological warfare by Fletcher Pratt in April, 1942.