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Translation of Transcription of the Interrogation of Yamaguchi Motoji
Translation of transcription of the interrogation of Yamaguchi Motoji by Joseph. F. Sartiano, dated June 28th 1946; on veterinarian experimentation with the Kwantung Army.
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.
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.
News from the Chinese Ministry of Information
Review of Tapieshan fighting by the London Office of the Chinese-Minestry of Information, 9/15/42 to 1/18/43
China Handbook: Developments in China in Six Years of War
"China Handbook, 1937-1943, A comprehensive Survey of Major Developments in China in Six Years of War", information compiled by the Chinese Ministry of Information and published by the MacMillan Company, NY in 1943.
Chinese Medical Journal: Bacterial Warfare
Chapter of "The Chinese Medical Journal", Vol.61, No.3, July-Sep.1943, entitled "Bacterial Warfare". It provides evidence regarding Japanese use of BW since 1937.
Report on the nature of BW
Document from The Association of Military Surgeons of the United States, signed by H. l. Gilchrist, the Major General, U.S. Army, addressed to General Baker dated August 30th, 1939.
Report Letter and Translation on War Criminals
Translated reports on Japanese war criminals from T. Nishimura to SCAP and Sadao Masumori of the Public Safety Section of Sendai City, dated August 23rd, 1946.
Report on Dengue Fever, Equine Encephalomyelitis, and Influenza
WBC committee reports on Dengue fever, equine encephalomyelitis, and influenza
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.