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Joint Chiefs of Staff, Request of Russian Prosecutor for Permission to Interrogate Certain Japanese
The Joint Chiefs of Staff's radio communications to the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers about Russian prosecutors requesting to interrogate Japanese individuals from March 6th, 1947.
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.
Sackton: Russ Interrogation Bacteriology on War Crime Basis
Document from GHQ SCAP on March 30th, 1947 regarding Russian interrogation Bacteriology on War Crime basis, addressed to Col. Sackton.
Memorandum to: Lt. Gen. K. Derevyanko
Two memorandums to USSR member Lt. Gen. K. Derevyanko, Allied Council for Japan, from John B. Cooley on March 7th, 1947 and April 10th, 1947.
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.
Letter to Mr. F. S. Tavenner Jr., July 29, 1947
Letter to Mr. F. S. Tavenner Jr., including International Prosecution section, from Charles A. Willoughby from July 29th, 1947.
Interrogation of Certain Japanese by Russian Prosecutor, March 11, 1948
From March 11th, 1948, The State-War-Navy-Air Coordinating Committee interrogation of certain Japanese individuals by Russian prosecutor, to SCAP MacArthur in Tokyo, Japan from the Joint Chief of Staff, Col. John H. Ives.
US correspondences on Japanese affairs and the Hutchinson Reports on the Japanese Deconcentration Program
Documents on Japanese Deconcentration from Mr. Throp and to Mr. Butterworth, dated 1948.
Translation of Transcription of the Interrogation of Takeshi Kino
Translation of transcription of the interrogation of Takeshi Kino by John R. Egslaer, dated June 26th, 1946. The interrogation is about the practices of research of biological research by the Japanese during WW2.