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Why Japan Had to Fight in Shanghai
Book and images on "Why Japan had to Fight in Shanghai" by The Foreign Affairs Association of Japan.
US Intelligence Report of Asia (12-25-1945)
Another intelligence summary and data covering the military, economic, and political fields in Japan, Korea, Philippines, China-Manchuria, South East Asia, and N. E. I.- New Guinea from December of 1945
US Intelligence Report of Asia (12-23-1945)
Intelligence summary and data covering the military, economic, and political fields in Japan, Korea, Philippines, China-Manchuria, South East Asia, and N. E. I.- New Guinea from December of 1945
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
Transcript of Interrogation of Lt. Col. Yeshitaka Sasaki
Transcript of interrogation of Lt. Col. Yoshitaka Sasaki by Lt. Col. AT Thompson, 2/20/46
TOPSEC to MacArthur, From Joint Chiefs of Staff
Top secret communication from March 20th, 1947 between MacArthur, the Supreme Commander in Chief for the Allied Powers in Tokyo, Japan from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, M.M. Stephens.
The Reparation Program of China from Japan
The Reparation Program of China from Japan. March 1946
Request of Russian Prosecutor for Permission to Interrogate Certain Japanese, Present Status: Completed
Request for Russian prosecutors wanting to interrogate Japanese individuals from March 20th, 1947, involving the Supreme Commander in Chief for the Allied Powers as well as the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Request of Russian Prosecutor for Permission to Interrogate Certain Japanese, March 6, 1947
The State-War-Navy decision on Russian prosecutors requesting to interrogate Japanese individuals from March 6th, 1947.
Request of Russian Prosecutor for Permission to Interrogate Certain Japanese, March 3, 1947
The State-War-Navy subcommittee on USSR interrogators interviewing Japanese individuals from March 3rd, 1947.