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Bacterial Warfare, to the Chief of Staff, from R.B. Lowry
Letter to the Chief of Staff from R.B. Lowry on November 28, 1944 regarding plague outbreaks in Thailand and Burma.
The Alleged BW Incident at Changteh
Technical report on the alleged BW incident at Changteh, which concludes that the outbreak was linked to the scattering of plague infected materials over Changteh by an enemy aircraft on November 4th 1941.
Report on Plague in Changteh
Report of the investigation on the outbreak of a plague epidemic in Changteh, Hunan in 1941.
Office of Censorship: British Red Cross Hospital
Mail from the British Red Cross in Hunan, China to Ms. G. Rees Roberts in N.Wales, entitled "Virulent Cholera Epidemic in Changsha"; picked up by the Office of Censorship in the US, dated November 27th, 1943.
Transmission of Report on the Plague Situation in 1941
Report to the Secretary of State, Washington D.C., on the plague situation in occupied China during the Winter of 1941, as well as the prevalence of the disease in the different regions beforehand.
Transmission of Report Concerning Plague Situation in Unoccupied China
Transmission of the Epidemiological Report no. 4 from the US Embassy in Chungking to the Secretary of State on May, 5 1942. It discusses the human and rat plague situation in Changteh and the dangers of it being a rice exporting center .
Office of Censorship: Reference to Serious Epidemic of Bubonic Plague in Fukien
Extract from a letter regarding the bubonic plague in in Fukien, from the Friends' Ambulance Unit in Szechuan, Free China to the McKies in LIverpool, England; dated December 20th, 1943. Picked up by the Office of Censorship US.
Chungking in English
Correspondence (telegram?) of a radio-transmission from Chungking to Europe on December 3, 1942 regarding proof that Japanese used BW.
Military Attache Report, No. 10325, Medical Intelligence – Fukien
Military Attache Report by the Military Intelligence Division on November 3, 1944 regarding information obtained on disease outbreaks in Fukien, China.
Report of Japanese Use of Bubonic Plague by Bacterial Bombs
Report giving medical evidence and a historical timeline of bubonic plague cases being caused by Japanese bacterial bombs in Chekiang and Hunan.