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Hilldring Correspondence on Japanese Economic Policy
Information on economic programs for Japan.
Japan's Position in Manchuria and Mongolia
Booklet on Japan's Position in Manchuria and Mongolia from 1923.
Dairen
Pamphlet on the South Manchuria Railway Company.
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.
Note from A. Panyushkin, To Dean. G. Acheson
Note from A. Panyushkin to Mr. Dean G. Acheson, Secretary of State of the United States from December 15, 1950.
Naval Aspects of Biological Warfare, from Chief of Naval Intelligence
Report from the Chief of Naval Intelligence, dated June 4th, 1948 on the naval aspects of bacteriological warfare, regarding the development of pathologies and bacteriological warfare research/use in multiple different countries.
Note from the Embassy of USSR to Mr. Dean G. Acheson
Note from the Embassy of the USSR to Mr. Dean G. Acheson, Secretary of State of the United States, on USSR renewing demands for Hirohito trial from June 3rd, 1950.
USSR: Overseas and Far East, Moscow
Documents regarding USSR: Overseas and Far East, Moscow, TASS, Soviet Press Service in English Morse to North America from February 27th, 1950.
Telegram, Department of State-Division of Communications and Records
Telegrams supplied by the Department of State-Division of Communications and Records from Tokyo (2/8/1950-2/10/1950), Peiping (2/10/1950), London (2/10/1950), and Moscow (2/13/1950) all sent to the Secretary of State.
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.