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Interrogation of Certain Japanese by Russian Prosecutor, July 1, 1947
Memorandum regarding the interrogation of certain Japanese individuals by a Russian prosecutor from July 1st, 1947.
Japanese BW in January and February 1945
Letter from the Army Service Forces, Office Chief of Chemical Warfare Service in Washington DC, addressed to Mr. George W. Merck dated February 7th, 1945.
Joint Committee on New Weapons and Equipment
Memorandum for Information by the Joint Committee on New Weapons and Equipment on June 16th, 1944; concerning the current intelligence and the difficulties the committee is experiencing.
Japanese BW Intelligence Reports
Documents on Japanese Biological Warfare Intelligence signed by J. M. Barnes dated December 21st, 1945.
Case 330: Motoji Yamaguchi
Memorandum to SCAP, Legal Section, Chief Investigation Division from SCAP, Legal Section, Investigating Officer Neal R. Smith, dated July 17th, 1947; on the investigation division case of Motoji Yamaguchi, which gives evidence to Ishii's…
Frank S. Tavenner Jr. Acting Chief of Council
Information from Frank S. Tavenner (SCAP) to A.C. Carpenter (BW Group, Chief Legal Section), dated June 30th 1947; on the current status of different Japanese war criminals.
Sackton: Russ Interrogation Bacteriology on War Crime Basis
Document from GHQ SCAP on March 30th, 1947 regarding Russian interrogation Bacteriology on War Crime basis, addressed to Col. Sackton.
Report of Investigation Division
Report of Investigation Division, SCAP, dated August 8th, 1946; on whether human testing was done by Japanese veteranians working for the Japanese army in WW2.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 91 11/20/46
Report of Investigation Division by L.H.Barnard (SCAP), dated November 20th, 1946; on allegations of human experimentation being done in Ishii's secret laboratories.
Report of Investigation Division, No. 330 3/6/47
Report of Investigation Division by Joseph F. Sartiano (SCAP, Legal Section), dated March 6th, 1947; on Takeshi Kino's admission that General Wakamatsu was responsible for the death of 13 men as a result of secret experimentation.