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Office of Censorship: US on BW in Hunan
Extract from a letter regarding the necessary drugs to treat the Plague outbreak in China from the National Health Administration, Chungking to Charles Chang in Kingston, Jamaica, dated December, 18th 1943. Picked up the Indian Censorship and…
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.
Interrogation Report, Chief of Medical Dept.
Interrogation Report; regarding the POW Lt.-Gen. Ryuji Kajitsuka of the Kwantung Army.
Statement of Former Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army
Statement of former Chief of Staff of the Kwantung Army, Lt.-Gen. Hikosaburo Hata, dated October 10th 1946; on his activities during WW2.
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.
Report from China, Bacteria Warfare, David Nelson Sutton
Report of Findings of David Nelson Sutton following trip to China to confer with Chinese government/epidemiologists concerning evidence of Japanese bacterial warfare against china
Bacteria Warfare, to Joseph B. Keenan, from David Nelson Sutton
Follow up explanation of prior report on April 23, 1946; recommendation from David N. Sutton to Joseph B. Keenan that Keenan not attempt to charge Japanese military with Bacterial Warfare
IPS Document 1895
Summary report on the origin of plague in Northern Che Kiang in 1940, signed by W.W.Yung, Director of Epidemic Prevention, National Health Administration of China, 16 April 1946
Appendix 2: Letter to Dr. P. Z. King, Director General, National Health Admin
Letter reporting on the Plague situation in Changteh, number of cases and scientific research done, and its correlation with the aerial attack of November 4th ,1941.
National Health Admin, Witness of Attache Statement of Dr. King
Statement of Dr. P.Z. King, dated March 31st, 1942; on the Japanese attempt in bacterial warfare in China.